Night rider case tests Tennessee guards and court
Memphis dispatch reports a special Ohio county circuit court session at Union City amid night rider depredations in northwest Tennessee. Five National Guard companies guard the proceedings as the grand jury weighs indictments against band members. Suspects include Ed Poweett Alonzo Morgan and Luther Wood among others, with martial law and military protection under way.
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Memphis
Tenn
Circuit Court
Ohio County
Union City
Quentin Rankin
Reelfoot Lake
State National Guard
Tatum
Pof Niliuim
Nashville
Night Rider
Ed Powoett
Alonzo
PD. C. Morgan
Knox Moregin
TN. M. Neith
Luther Wood
Dickmin
Sambrie
Tip Burton
Tiptons Ie
Frocks and hats reflect new seasonal fashion trends
Little Fashion Points notes a front fastening trend in frocks with side buttons. Breton sailor hats in soft felt trimmed with bows and quills or wings, tallened by stiff wings. English walking bat and broadcloths with polka dot borders. Coats of serge or cheviot prove practical. serge praised for wearing quality, basket weave options offered. Judic Chollet.
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Rome
Breach of Promise in English Courts
The article discusses breach of promise by comparing England to other countries. It notes England favors a plaintiff's view for such cases, while France rarely allows it unless pecuniary loss is proven, a difficult criterion for a plaintiff to establish.
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England
France
Week of the wind up sparks in New York Ohio Indiana
The piece surveys last week campaign blitzes in New York Ohio and Indiana with Bryan Taft Hearst and Roosevelt cabinet figures among speakers. It notes Taft Hughes and Hearst appearances, Archbold letters tied to Standard Oil, and Pennsylvania justices denying pledges. Kern’s condition improves as he travels Indiana with his father.
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Standard Oil
Stone
Pennsylvania
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Morrison
Melkeen
Supreme Court
John Henderson
Meadville
Aikin
House
Senate
Pittshare
John P. Fikin
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Hearst
New York
Philadelphia
Ort
T.J. Henderson
Tal Morrison
Smithport
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Standard
O1 Company
Stane
Trenderson
John 1. Archbold
Aveh- Hohloor Ac
Governor Stone
Indianapolis
John W. Kern
Kern
Indiana
Taft Campaign Closes in Indiana and Gary Rally
Taft spoke at seventeen Indiana meetings ending with a ministerial rally in Gary attended by Chicago crowds. He contrasted Democratic promises with Republican records, blamed last year’s panic on Democrats, and predicted prosperity under Republicans. Taft planned further stops including New Haven and a final appearance in New York City.
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New York
Tuaft
Gary
Ind
Chicago
Judge Taft
Taft
Bryan
Greenfield
Indiana
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Senator Hemenway
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hanna
James Lennon
Elkhart
Ann Arbor
Ricks
Mason’s and Dixon
Maryland
Missouri
New Haven
Conn
Hearst Heads Six at Meetings in Brooklyn and New York
William Randolph Hearst spoke at six meetings in Brooklyn and New York on October 26, urging support for his political agenda. The Standard reported the events amid a busy campaign schedule and noted Hearst’s presence at multiple venues.
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Shearst
Brooklyn
New York
William Ran‘dolph
Hearst
Debs Recalls Lincoln With Red Special in Springfield
Debs the Modern Lincoln addressed a 1,000 strong Springfield audience in Lincoln memory. The speaker drew parallels to the martyred president and was introduced as the Abraham Lincoln of modern times during the event at the court.
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Springfield
Fargene Jiebs
Jiebs
Lincoln
Debs
Abraham Tincoln
Bryan to Leave It to Gompers in Garden Speech
New York October 26 National Chairman Mack of the Democratic national committee says Gompers will reply to Roosevelt's letter to Senator Bryan and Bryan may simply refer to the matter in his Madison Square Garden speech tonight.
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New York
Mack
Gompers
Roosevelt
Neiox Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Adams speaks in Richmond for Taft opposed to Bryan
Charles Francis Adams a scholar author traveler and businessman spoke in Richmond on October 26 in opposition to Bryan and in support of Taft He criticized Roosevelt calling his administration theatrical and warned that Taft’s election would break the spell
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Charles Francis Adams
Taft
Richmond
Bryan
Tie
Roosevelt
Watchful eyes on Congress as Taft support grows
Baltimore October 26 William E Anderson Maryland Anti Saloon League head chosen by national committee to serve as acting superintendent in Washington during the coming session of Congress. The piece notes Roosevelt for Taft alignment and remarks on Democrats’ critique of Cleveland. It ends with a baseball season aside.
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Baltimore
William E. Anderson
Maryland
Anti-Saloon League
National Headquarters Committee
National League
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Taft
Cleveland
Denver
Governor Patterson vows to bring killers to justice in Reelfoot area
Governor Patterson arrived in Nashville after Union City to pursue the case of Captain Quentin Rankin’s murder at Walnut Log. He canceled campaign speaking dates to focus on Reelfoot lake region investigations. Four dozen prisoners, including two women, have been brought in, alongside seven others paroled, as Troops continue raids on the disturbed area. Names tied to the case include hotel keeper William Pratt Union City attorney J T D I Carpenter and others. The situation remained quiet beyond the arrests.
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Nashville
Tenn
Patterson
Union City
Mvy
Reelfoot Lake
Reelfoot Parder
Camp Nero
Reelfoot Take
Ort Lo—Pfortey
Walnut Log
Quentin Rankin
William Pratt
Samburg
J. T D. I. Carpenter
Taylor Elarged
Taylor
Rankin
Withiut
William Brewer
College Football Scores From Chicago to St Louis
Principal games list results with Northwestern defeating Beloit 44 to 4 in Evanston and Yale topping Wesleyan 38 to 0 in New Haven. Pennsylvania and Carlisle tied 6 all in Philadelphia. Michigan beat Ohio State 10 to 6 in Columbus. Cornell beat Vermont 9 to 0 in Ithaca. Princeton and Syracuse played to a 0 0 draw in Princeton. Wabash lost 4 to 0 in St Louis.
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Chicago
Evanston
Beloit
Northwestern
Des Moines
Irionell
Brake
New Haven
Big dividend from failed Allegheny National Bank
Receivers mailed checks totaling 1 011 000 dollars in a dividend that covers over half the bank deposits after its May closing. Pittsburg receives about 600 000 dollars of its 1 500 000 deposit and the state gets 200 000 of 600 000.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny National Bank
Robert Lyon
Warlike Move in Servia Dispatch Reports Mobilization
A Daily Mail dispatch from Belgrade says Servia has called out first reserves and ordered khaki for troops. It notes 300 Maxim guns and 400 military automobiles. Also included is a farmer testimonial praising Bucklen's Arnica Salve, claimed to cure two severe sores, offered at 25 cents.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Belgrade
Empire
W. A. Floyd
Hongeworth Bros
Model of the Moment and International Betrothal Practices
A fashion note highlights a light apricot broadcloth coat with gold braided neck and a lace rosette. It cites child dress tips, then shifts to vaudeville, then surveys breach of promise actions in Germany Italy and Britain, including public betrothal ceremonies, compensation practices, and a noted suit involving Miss Jenny Mighell against the sultan of Johore.
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Jace
Polland
Austria
Germany
Enim Sud
Italy
Jenny Mighell
Johore
Miss Mighell
London
Drought in Pennsylvania Ends in Parts of State
Pennsylvania reports drought relief with some areas receiving continuous rain over the last day while other sections show only intermittent showers, ending a drought that persisted for about two months.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Indicted for Buying Votes in Missouri Plant Case
Albert W. Wesner, foreman at Standard OW plant Sugar Creek near Kansas City, arrested on capias for buying votes in August primaries. Mention of Mr. Bryan and the negro vote issue reflects political tension amid Democratic power in certain states.
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Kansas City
Albert W. Wesner
Standard OW
Sugar Creek
Mr. Bryan
Aubrey Stock Co Opens Elkhart Run With A Great Temptation
Aubrey Stock Company of eighteen members brings a carload of scenery and effects to Bucklen Theater in Elkhart for a week long engagement. Tonight features A Great Temptation, followed by I matinees tomorrow with For His Mother's Sake and a Midnight Marriage tomorrow night. Ladies receive free tickets under usual conditions.
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Aubrey
Aubrey Stock Co
Elkhart
Bucklen
Truly Beautiful Life Quote Refers to Simple Beauty
A short reflective piece quotes J. R. Miller on finding beauty in small things and living a life that fulfills its God given mission. The message contrasts tiny flowers with grand mountains to emphasize value in everyday existence.
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J. R. Miller
Dr Kings New Life Pills Praise From Guilford Family
A Guilford Maine family praises Dr Kings New Life Pills for cleansing and toning the system gently. The testimonial notes three years of use and mentions availability at House Worth Bros drug stores for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
L. A. Bartlet
Guilford
Maine
Houseworth Bros
A Word for the Flirt
A discussion notes that women view marriage as more serious than men and that flirting may be a playful risk. It suggests a flirt is not wholly condemned but tests compatibility before committing, reflecting gendered views of courtship.
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Beecher
Start a Savings Account at St Joseph Valley Bank
Initiate a savings account this month with St Joseph Valley Bank. Savings books issued and interest paid on deposits every four months. Interest period begins November 1. The cash basis remains.
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T. Joseph Valley Bank
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