Palma Quietly Leaves Havana Amid Military Preparations
Palma departs Havana with cabinet ministers and intimate friends. In Matanzas his departure is marked by orderly disarmament and guarded celebration as ex President Palma seeks rest. Gen Guerra and Col Lima coordinate peaceful disarmament with Taft’s approval in Cuba.
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Havana
Havanabas
Guerra
del Castillo
Gizmati
Santa Clara
Taft
Palma
Matanzas
Ha‘varia
Matanzas Senor
Palma’s
Gol. Rego
Campo Florida
Senor Palma
Jarisco
Lima
Sénor Palma
Atlanta and St Petersburg editorials weigh Atlanta events
Several newspapers published editorials comparing events in Atlanta with Jewish issues and Russia's actions. They discuss provocation by officials and the United States tribute amid tensions between Atlanta, Gai and St Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Russia
St. Petersburg
Gai
United
States
Cabinet Shakeup Rumors from Washington In October
Washington reports indicate two cabinet retirements expected in February. President seeks replacements with George W. L. Meyer eyed for ambassador to Russia while Moody may depart from the cabinet. Roosevelt favors Moody staying or Bonaparte replacing Moody at navy, Metcalf rumored for a vacancy but prefers current post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shaw
George W. L. Meyer
Russia
Roosevelt
Moody
Bonaparte
Mr. Moody
Navy Department
Metwilf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bishop Denies Quote On Bible Unbelief Source
Detroit October 3 Bishop Charles D Williams of Michigan says he was wrongly quoted in a YMCA sermon report. He did state a view of the Bible as a source of unbelief but denied saying it is the most prolific source. He warned the Bible must be read thoughtfully and with conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Charles D. Williams
Episcopal Diocese of
Michigan
Robert Ingersoll
Bishop Williams
God
Two Trains Collide Injuring Numerous Passengers
A head on collision near Murphysboro between two trains on the St. Louis Cairo line of the Illinois Central injured eleven people. Reported non fatally hurt were SR RR Waters St. Louis. W R Hill Chicago. Mrs Charles Gebig Bardstown Ky. Cora Nido Paducah Ky head cut. Julius Nick Paducah Ky. Neta Burnett Kalamazoo Mich. Mrs Rex Louden Murphysboro. G L Hamilton Marissa. R Mannie Carbondale. L B Peck East St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysbord
Getatta
Passéiz
St. Louis-Cairo
RR Waters
St. Louis
W. R.hill
Chicago
Charles Gebig
Bardstown
Cora “Nido
Man Literally Cooked Alive in Boiler Incident
Vincennes Indiana October 3 Gustave F Friend a boiler maker was literally cooked alive when steam was turned into a boiler by mistake He survived five hours with flesh dropping from him and remained conscious arranging his affairs and bidding his relatives goodbye before death after praying with his pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Gustave F. Friend
Dan Patch Breaks Illinois State Fair Track Record
The famed horse Dan Patch set the Illinois state fair track record in an exhibition mile on October 3 before about 40 000 spectators. He clocked 1 59 ¼ seconds, beating Star Pointer’s 1897 mark by a quarter second, with trainer Joel Patchen noted.
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Trotter
Springfield
Thy
Dan Patch
Grounds
Star Pointer
Joel Patchen
Murder in Russian court during mutiny trial
An unknown assailant opened fire in a Russian court during a trial of mutineers from June. The judge advocate Gen. Rinkevich was killed and the court president Gen. Ashe Akoffsky was shot at but survived. The assassin was killed by an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Askabad
Russia
Rinkevich
Ashe Akoffsky
Ant
Supreme Court Vatancy Wastin dian Ost
Fragmentary OCR item mentions the Supreme Court and a term that appears garbled. Readable words indicate a legal or court-related note but details and entities are unclear. The piece reads like a clipped public notice or brief in a historical newspaper page segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court ‘Vatancy
Wastin Dian
Postal Couriers of Morocco Describe Special Messengers
The text explains Morocco's courier system under government supervision. Couriers in every town are ready to travel long distances over poor roads, often sleeping outdoors. A Mogador to Marrakech trip of about 270 miles can take five days with a $2 government fee for a special courier. Extra letters carry a small charge under two cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cid ‘Melood
Marakesh
Morocco
Mogadors
Unwilling Gifts and the Second Bag
The Free Baptist preacher Elder John Malvern once visited a stingy parishioner in Gilmanton New Hampshire and coaxed a crop gift by praising winter apples. The farmer offered to credit generosity if he filled a bag. The elder produced a second bag and drove off with it loosely filled, claiming more gifts might follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malvern
Gilmanton
N. H
L.thave
Memorial for Charles Lever to stand at Ardmarcher Church
A centenary memorial to Irish novelist Charles Lever will be a chancel at Ardmarcher church Moate County Westmeath. Rev John Lever brother and former rector 1844 1864 welcomed Lever who visited and drew material for his novels in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lever
Ardmarcher Church
Moate
County Westmeath
John Lever
Cure for Neuralgia Through Facial Immersion
An Indian Review note claims relief from facial neuralgia within five minutes using hot water immersion. If pain is on the right cheek, place the left hand in hot water and vice versa, pressing the other hand to the face.
Slippers Gifted to Minister's Son Stir Community
A minister's boy recalls how many ladies gave him wool slippers for his father's birthday. The slippers are described as soft and woolen, reflecting a fond community gesture tied to the minister.
Patient Apologist
The fragmentary text centers on a character named Charley and a young Torkins who claimed knowledge of a horse race winner. It suggests confusion, a meeting, and someone fleeing, with scattered dialogue about a wart and a sudden departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Torkins
Taft in Cuba Orders Caution Amid Rebel Stand
Havana reports Taft takes precautions to prevent insurgent escapes as 2000 Cuban rebels refuse to lay down arms at Guantanamo. President weighs extraordinary measures and delays Panama trip but views no obstacle to proceeding with planned inspection tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Taft
Guantanamo
Anama
Panama
Governor Magoon Declines Cuba Trip for Philippines Post
After a long conference with Governor Magoon of the canal zone, it was announced he will not go to Cuba as provisional governor. Magoon is to become vice governor Beekman Winthrop of Porto Rico, while Ried likely proceeds to Cuba.
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Magoon
Canal Zone
Cuba
Philippines
Beekman ‘Winthrop
Porto
Ried
Hearst Begins Campaign Tour Across New York State
William Randolph Hearst starts a statewide campaign tour today addressing county fairs across New York. He travels to multiple locales to rally support and press the Hearst political agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RB. Hearst
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Realty Deals Closed This Week In Local Market
Stark sold his residence on Baldwin Street to John Sellars amid several closing deals. The Bickel property brought $950 while the Murdock corner lot at Washington and Second sold for $600 to W. E. Burris. Curtis Koontz’s 320 Jefferson Street parcel went to John G. Golden for $2,100. Mrs. Bessie Walley sold her Edwardsburg Avenue property and bought the Murdock property, once owned by Burris.
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Stark
Baldwin
John Sellars
Claypool
John Bickel
Murdock
Washington
W. E.burris
Con‘gidéron
Curtis Koontz
Jefferson Street
John. G. Golden
Bessie * Walley
Edwardsburg
Burris
Appeal in Darrow Talpot case overturns law bar
Appellants claim the Elkhart transfer and venue rulings should be reversed. They challenge venue change, transfer to Elkhart, oral instructions, failure to grant separate trials, and object to jury instruction handling. The appellate brief argues discretion on venue and joint trial rules, with emphasis on prior rulings and waivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Appellees
Lemuel Darrow
LaPorte
John W. Talpot
South Bend
Elkhart
Indiana
Indiana ‘Appellate
Frank E. Osborn
William A. McVey
James F. Gallaher
Dodge
St. Joseph County
Elkhart County
Apestees
St. Joseph
Dodige
Hearst Men Organizing Indiana Labor Network
Povetelt W H Blodgett says Hearst plans to organize Indiana with a central league linking a dozen districts and ninety two counties. A Princeton club kicked off the effort while organizers target Marion county with hopes of lifting Hearst’s gubernatorial ambitions. The movement aims to advance Hearst politically through the Independence League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Povetelt
W. H. Blodgett
Indianapolis News
William Randolph Hearst
New York
Indiana
Hearst
Federation of Labor
Independénce League
Princeton
Gibson County
Evansville
Sgro
R. M. Isherwood
Delphi
Indianapolis
Isherwood
Marion
Independence League
Dem Tall
Trustees Favor Advisory Boards Decision
Fragmentary text shows trustees in a township meeting leaning toward approving advisory boards. No dates or locations present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Favor
Hundredth Birthday Celebrated For Grandma Drake
Maria P Drake marked her 100th birthday as family and friends gathered at Trinity church. She recalled 1812 war memories, enjoyed automobiling, and was moved by a group photo with four generations present.
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Grandma
Maria
P. ‘Drake
Anes Bens Pie
Eninge
Didke
Hay
Warren
Hill
John S. Landon
C. L. Monger
Drake
Thomas
Oliver
Miss
Ch Drake
Kansas City
Roy, Drake
Grand. Island
Edith Clinger
St. Louis
Ruby
Wilhelm
Thomas Oliver, Jr
H. Clinger
Helen Clinger
Mrs. Drake
Bay
Grandma Drake
Tives
Trinity Church
Woman in Kentucky Credits Pink Pills for Health Return
Mrs D C Wedding of Hartford Kentucky credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her health after two years of illness. She suffered chills fever rheumatism and a weak heart before taking the tonic. After four boxes she regained strength and gained fifteen pounds, declaring full recovery.
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Arkansas
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Gov. Taft
Terg
United States
Col. Waller
Camp Columbia
Provisional Government
Pinar del Rio
Pinar del’ Rio
Pinar del Rilo
Buena Vista
Marianao
Pinal del Rio
Bishop
Wiliams
Murphysboro
New England
Thos. Snell
Walter S. Hazelton
C. E. Magoon
Maria Drake
Dru
A. W. Chase
Casper Walton
Michigan City
Dr. A. W. Chase
A‘l
Dr. A.W. Chase
Mepromy Cos
Buffalo
Kentucky
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