Washington plans for navy budget drawn up
Washington estimates for the navy department for the next fiscal year are complete except for the provision for new ships. Two first class battleships are expected to be recommended. President Taft urged to press James Wilson to withdraw from his cabinet in Iowa and Minnesota Free Methodists resolutions adopted at Plymouth, Indiana.
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Navy Department
Taft
James Wilson
Agriculture
Conference of Free Methodists
Iowa
Minnesota
Plymouth
Will for old estate funds Iowa poorhouse home
In Lake Milla 61 year old Ole Cloven left a 50000 dollar estate to executors to build a home for aged poor at the center of his farm with 1000 dollars to six relatives. Separate items report a park attack on a 3 month old in Oxkaloosa, a Gideons convention in Fort Dodge, and various Iowa news items including trials, injuries, and local events.
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Ole Cloven
Lake Milla
Park Aquir- Tel
Warren Bridgeman
Oxkaloosa
Christian Commercial
Gideona
Fort Dodge
A.B. T. More
Gideon
Jones County
William K. Hodge
Keokuk
William A. Blair
Morning Star Steamship
John Roy Hodge
T. B. Neeley
D. D
New Orleans
M. E
Shenandoah
School Board
Mason City
Bragsington
Altoona
Grinnell
Iowa Central
William Bartell
A. V. Storm
State College
Ames
Rock Island
Colfax
Red Cross Sociery
James Laughery
Gorin
W. G. Blouse
Fox River Baptist Association
Bloomfield Baptist Church
Milton
R. H. Dolliver
Hot Springs
Black Hills
The
Methodist Church
P. S. Nagard
Swea City
Andrew Anderson
Miller
Charlton
Kansas City and
St. Paul
Charles Young
Ottumwa
Thomas McGrath
C. A. Lubing
Bank of Grafton
Rock Island Bridge
Des Moines
Lee
Galva
Methodist Episcopal Church
Neelson
F. C. Bissin
Garrett Institute
Henry J. Coker
Philadelphia
Eewin Locke
Topeka
Wade C. Barclay
Chicago
Bedford
Clarinda
A. A. Wright
Bank of Kent
Kent
Creston
Oxline
W.H. Hoar
Wright
Frank Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Red Cross
Knights Templar Lodge
General Assembly of
Presbyterian Church
Iowa Chautauqua Alliance
Chautauqua
Atute
Fourth Iowa Cavalry
Mount Pleasant
Y. M. Co
Majin Street
G. G. Mayer
Brighton
Waterloo
John W. Noyes
Evanston
Uls
Dartmouth College
Edmund Noyes
William Hansford
Odd Fellows’ Orphans
Co. D. Jones
Perry
Wilbur Moore
Mut- Tay
Maxwell
District Court
Wil Gale
Tabor
Noelke-Lyons Manufacturing Co
Burlington
Hasmer Mills
McGregor
W. J. Green
Traer
John J. Monerief
Crawford County
Denison
John Desmnlock
Albin
Laurier Defeated as Conservatives Win Canada Election
Canada elected a Conservative majority over Liberal rule led by Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Ontario delivered sweeping victories for the opposition while Quebec reduced Liberal seats. seven Laurier cabinet ministers were defeated. Prime Minister designate Robert L. Borden would lead a strengthened parliament with a policy of imperial trade expansion and US reciprocity blocked. Taft expressed sharp disappointment at the Canadian loss for reciprocity.
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Montreal
Wilfrid Laurier
United States
Dominion of Canada
Laurier
Dominion
Ontario
Canada
Robert L. Borden
Conservative
Thea Fielding-Knox
American Congress
Empire
Quebec
Liberal Party
Saskatchewan
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Quebec East
Finance Fielding
Paterson
Frederick Borden
MacKenzie King
Labor
Sydney Fisher
Agriculture
George P. Graham
William Templeman
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Tafts
Kalamazoo
Mich
Taft
Tuam
Odd Fellows Bar Hotel Men Barred From Admission
The Sovereign Grand Lodge adopted an amendment to the constitution barring hotel keepers licensed to sell intoxicating liquor from Odd Fellows membership by a vote of 189 to 15 in Indianapolis.
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Odd Fellows Bar
Indianapolis
Ind
Odd Fellows Order
Kia
Sovereign
Grand Lodge
Typhoons Threaten Formosa Losses Reported by Pananiw Maru
Advices from the steamer Pananiw Maru describe deadly typhoons in Formosa causing heavy loss of life and significant property damage, with reports reaching Victoria British Columbia. The dispatch highlights widespread devastation and impacts on coastal communities.
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Victoria
B. C
Formosa
Doan's Kidney Pills Advertised Cure Story
A vintage advertisement urges relief for backache and kidney issues. It presents a testimonial from Henry Loom of Liberty Street Sturgeon Bay, praising Doan's Kidney Pills as providing quick relief and a permanent cure after doctors failed. Poster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the product at 50 cents.
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Henry
Loom
Eshardt
Liberty Bt
Forge
Sturgeon Bay
Win
Saya
Doan
Milburn Co
Buffalo, N
Added 'Em Up Gun Sparks Yardage Talk
A terse exchange features Hix and Dix debating a gun marked for 450 yards while claiming two barrels could extend to 800 yards. The dialogue hints at a boast over practical use and a concealed capability.
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Hix
Diz
Dix
One Cure for Sarcaam and the Hat
A man named Bunsen mocks his wife’s new hat then laughs it off after she presents a bill for retrimming. He pays $18.24 and claims the hat is corrected, ending his habit of criticizing bats.
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Bunsen
Qualified Prayer Brings Humorous Household Test
Marion refuses to say grace after being forced to eat onions by her aunt in charge while her mother lies ill. The aunt declares she must sit at the table until ready to pay it, and Marion finally yields to the joke of prayer, muttering a reluctant petition about onions and gratitude.
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Marion
Family gains from Postum trial after initial doubt
A Minnesota family recalls a mother’s second attempt at Postum after a weak first brew. The father, previously fond of coffee, found Postum surprisingly good and healthier. he no longer suffers dyspepsia. The children also thrive, and the son attributes their health to Postum. The ad invites readers to read The Road to Wellville and notes new letters appear periodically.
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Orst
Minnesota
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