Bride of One Hour Widowed by Double Diabolism Attempt
In New Orleans on October 24 a bridegroom, Professor Fred Van Ingen of Alexandria, was shot dead during a bridal train trip while his wife held his hand. The ex-suitor F. S. Beaure of Plaquemine, 24, was arrested after a bystander uncle with gray hair disabled the gun.
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New Orleans
Kred van Ingen
Texas
Blanchard
Ride
James M. Rhorer
Abberville Parish
Baton Rouge
Beauve
van Ingen
Alexandria
Miss Shorer
Peaure
2Me
Beaure
Teaure
Zeppelin Up In The Air Again At Friedrichshafen
The reinforced airship No. 1 lifted with ten passengers yesterday near Friedrichshafen. The three and a half hour flight averaged 25.11 mph at about 200 feet altitude. Operators alternated one and both motors, showing stable control and smooth evolutions as crowds watched from Lake Constance shores.
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Friedrichshafen
Zeppelin
Lake Constance
Minnesota and Ontario Paper Co forms with 87 million capital
Articles of Incorporation for the Minnesota and Ontario Paper Company with 87,000,000 capital are filed in St Paul. Plans for a plant completion at International Falls and Fort Frances, and a ground wool sponge and newspint paper plant, would merge International Falls and Fort Frances into a major production hub. Consul McNally in Nanking reports women across classes adopting cigarettes as the Chinese habit rapidly expands.
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Great Paper Mating Enterprise
St. Paul
Washington
Cisarette
China
Consul McNally
Nanking
Court rules labeling canned fruit misleads buyers
A U S court in Kansas City ruled that canned apples and black berries labeled Michigan grown, though grown in Arkansas and canned in Michigan, violated the pure food law. The decision labels the label as taradiddle and orders the sale action.
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Kansas City
United States
Arkansas
Michigan
Pere Marquette Reports Yearly Deficit of 393667
The Pere Marquette railroad released its annual report showing a deficit of 393667 for the year ending June 30 1908, reversing a 432222 surplus from the previous year. In Indianapolis Joan W Kern Jr shows slight but notable improvement. The Democrats seek to guarantee national bank deposits as a tax to cover speculative losses.
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Pere Marquette
Detroit
Pere Marquette Railroad
Kern
Indianapolis
Joan W. Kern, Jr
Bryan Speaks to Hosts Across Newark and New Jersey
William J. Bryan drew large crowds from farmers and laborers in New Jersey cities including Trenton Phillipsburg Somerville Elizabethport Perth Amboy New Brunswick and Newark. He pressed labor reform alignment with Democrats while criticizing Roosevelt and Gompers and ending the day with an ovation in Newark Auditorium before an overnight journey to New Castle.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Roosevelt
Gompers
Denver
West Philadelphia
White Toouse
N. Z
Trenton
Phillipsburg
Somerville
Elizabethport
Perth
Armboy
New Runswick
Here
Lilias
Ante-Election Lassitude and Cautious Optimism In Trade
R G Dun weekly review notes general ante election lassitude in contracts but a drop in idle machinery. Demand appears improving with fewer rain issues, weak winter start, and forest fires. Iron and steel show new orders holdback post election, pig iron sales favorable to buyers, railcar and track equipment sales seen. Textile plants busier with better tone in primary markets.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Cos Weekly Review of Trade
Brandenberg and Watterson Clash Over Cleveland Letter Claim
Louisvilles Brandenberg counters the A P report with assertions from TPavion that the Cleveland letter was to be discredited. Watterson rebuts, saying he never heard of the letter before reading of it in the New York Times and argues it is fraudulent. He cites Mr Carlisle and urges exposure to honor Mr Cleveland's memory.
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Tlouisville
Tpavion
Broughton Brandenberg
Volours Watterson
Cleveland
Mditor Watterson
Associated Press
New York Times
Judge Taff
Watterson
Carlisle
Mr. Cleveland
Hair
Amir. Cleveland
Justicu Cone
Women temperance union holds forty fifth annual convention
At Denver the National Women's Christian Temperance Union opened its forty fifth annual convention. Governors and mayors welcomed delegates as Mrs Susanna M D Frye of Evansville resigned as corresponding secretary. Speakers from Illinois Missouri and Texas praised growth in membership and sent greetings to Lady Carlisle Lady Somerset and missionaries in Japan and South America.
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Denver
Get
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
O Welcome
Henry A. Butcher
Robert W. Speer
Susanna M.D. Frye
Evansville
Bansland
Miss Stout
Japan
Miss Goweu
South America
Uniform bill of lading to replace old forms
Announcement from St. Louis dated October 24 states all eastern routes will accept the ordinary bill of lading until January 1 if it bears a stump mark showing it conforms to the new uniform bill specifications. The new uniform bill will go into service November 1.
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St. Louis
Ranhoads
Mississippi River
Tsci vsky friends raise funds for Russian release
London readers relay that Nicholas Tsci vsky the Russian prisoner in St Peters has secured a 660 rouble guarantee for his release after eleven months in jail. Subscriptions and friendly loans helped telegraph the sum to Russian authorities.
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London
Nicholas Tsci Vsky
Patrick
St. Peters
Le Gallienne Stricken With Double Pneumonia in New York
Richard Le Gallienne author and journalist, is seriously ill in a private sanatorium in New York City with double pneumonia and jaundice.
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New York
Richard le Gallienne
Gompers Prepares Reply to Roosevelt Cabinet Talk
National AFL President Samuel Gompers states he will answer Roosevelt's attack and denies any plan to join a future cabinet. He insists he would not accept public office under any circumstances, urging labor's fight for justice over office. Also listed are Democratic fundraising contributions from McGuinness, Crapp, Brian and Kern Club, South Carolina, and Bird B. Coler.
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New York
Mack Hias
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Bryan
Jersey City
Washington
Democratic National Committee
John F. McGuinness
Massachusetts
James D. Crapp
Virginia
Brian and Kern Club
the State
South Carolina
Bird
Coler
Brooklyn
LaFollette Speaks for Taft in Milwaukee Campaign
Senator LaFollette delivered two Milwaukee speeches for the national Republican ticket. The first praised Taft and urged voters to elect the Republican candidate. The second addressed tariff issues and trust regulation.
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LaFollette
Milwaukee
Taft
City buys 125000 ounces silver at 51.67 per ounce
The city purchased 125000 ounces of silver at 51.67 per fine ounce. Admiral A R Conden will retire on Oct 30 due to age. Cleveland street railway franchise held by Municipal Traction Co. was defeated at referendum by 100 voting against. Labor unions reportedly opposed the franchise. Senator Elkins denied knowledge of his daughter’s engagement to the Duke of the Abruzzi. Ohio River Improvement Association urged Congress to approve 63000000 for a slack water system on the Ohio. Five Negroes executed in Louisiana for murder. About 450 Americans emigrated to Canada in nine months. Russian military executions near 1907 total 627. Joseph J Button dies at 86 after 55 years in post office service. Balkan talks hinge on ongoing negotiations. Rain in Kansas and Missouri turned to snow. Hitchcock travels to Chicago for GOP talks. Bryan remarks his record is known.
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Tiar
Ohio River Improvement Association
Louisville
Congress
Ohio
Louisiana
United States
Canada
Ouris
Joseph John Button
Brooklyn
Post Office Department
Balkan
Kansas
Missouri
Fritz the Wandering Musician at Bucklen Tonight
Bucklen theatre presents Fritz the Wandering Musician a Crane Wilbur musical comedy drama starring Joe Hortiz. Hortiz sings new numbers including a lullaby a love song and a flower song while the plot contrasts home moral values with modern stage life. Also featured is Why Girls Leave Home a melodramatic cautionary tale with a moral lesson.
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Bucklen
Nora
Aubrey Stock Co
Aubrey Stock Company to Bring High Class Vaudeville to Bucklen
Bucklen theatre hosts Aubrey Stock Company next week including Leo and Rex the St Bernard dogs. Jane Eyre returns election night Tuesday November 3 with Rowland and Clifford cast and stage color scenes. Election returns to be read from the stage.
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Kentucky
Mr. Hortiz
Leo
Rex
St. Bernard Dogs
Aubrey Stock Company
Bucklen
Bucklen Theatre
Rowland
Clifford
Melodrama Firm Promotes Seasonal Stage Hit
A famed attraction with notable model productions plans a stronger engagement to outdo previous efforts. Reserve seats early as crowds are expected. Monday’s program features a top melodrama and daily matinees run from Tuesday onwards. Actress Kathryn Osterman discusses marriage and home in a provocative interview.
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Kathryn Osterman
Miss Osterman
Speaking Dates At Local Schools This October
October 21 Charles W. Miller visits Goshen. October 28 W B Hile and L L Burris speak at Waterford school house. October 30 Charles W Miller at Elkhart. October 30 W J Davin and A B Zook speak at Gilbert school house in Jackson township.
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W. B. Hile
L. L. Burris
Waterford School House
Charles W. Miller
Elkhart
W. J. Davin
A. 8. Zook
Gilbert School
Jackson Township
Goshen
Savings account offer with St Joseph Valley Bank
A note announces opening a savings account this month with St Joseph Valley Bank. It states savings books issued and interest paid on deposits every four months with the next interest period starting November 1. The Gash Basis Bank is also mentioned.
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St. Joseph
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