Vatican assigns two bishops as reshaped posts
The pope appoints Rev. James O'Reilly to Fargo North Dakota and Rev. F. M. Fallon to London Ontario, elevating clergy amid global church moves. Officials discuss tabbed shifts in Vienna and Ottawa and other distant affairs.
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James O'Reilly
St. Anthony of Padua
Minneapolis
Robert E. Peary
Copenhagen
University of Copenhagen
Cook
North Pole
Grabiel Hanotaux
United States
Pacific
Europe
Buenos Ayres
St. Petersburg
Tolstoi
I C C Orders Rate Cuts for Omaha & Council Bluffs RR
I C C orders a reduction in charges for the Omaha and Council Bluffs railway. Reports from the east say Willard is offered the presidency of the B and O railroad. President Taft to speak at the farmers congress in Lincoln October 5 to 11, 1910.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Omaha & Council Bluffs
Willard
B. & O. Railroad
Taft
Farmers’ National Congress
Lincoln
Leslie M. Shaw
Central Bank
Standard Oil Company
United States Life Saving Service
Southern Railway
Greensboro
Omaha
Senator Burkett
Nebraska
Hull
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
St. Paul
Burkett
Brown
David C. Hughes
Hughes
New York
Executive
Red Cloud
Pine Ridge
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Ex Senator Deitrich Back From Illness Hope Grows
Ex Senator Deitrich of Nebraska shows improvement and optimism for recovery. The item notes other national updates including rail pensions, court appointments and a deadly Georgia train collision.
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Deitrich
Nebraska
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Zelaya Resignation Met With Mixed Reactions
News of President Zelaya's resignation in Nicaragua drew evident satisfaction at the state department, but officials declined comment. The War Department's budget for the coming year is $94,799,067 and awaits House action. Hawaii resists liquor bans, arguing self government would be compromised. A seven member commission is proposed to study a 1913 emancipation proclamation centennial celebration. Washington Masonry marks Washington death with a Mount Vernon wreath. General Leonard Wood is slated to become Army Chief of Staff. Rep Hitchcock urges probe of land frauds tied to Interior dealings. Yosemite timber conservation urged by Major Forsythe. Zelaya is labeled untruthful and inhuman.
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Zelaya
Washington
Congress
Taft
Hartford
Iowa
United States Supreme Court
Horace E. Deemer
Supreme Court
J. P. Morgan, Jr
United States
England
Omaha Street Railway
Arbuckle Brothers
New York
Daniel Willard
Burington
First State Bank of
Keifer
Oklahoma
Farmers’ National Bank of
Tulsa
Savannah
Senate
William J. Mills
William H. Pope
New Mexico
Red Cross
Nebraska
Navy Department
Johnny” Thompson
Sycamore
Ill
Dick” Hyland
San Francisco
Empire Athletic Club
Kansas City
Henry W. Blodgett
Eastern District of
Missouri
Central of Georgia
Macon
Birmingham Road
Nicaragua
State Department
War Department
House Committee On
House
Hawaii
George Washington
Alexandria-Washington Lodge of Masons
Mount Vernon
Leonard Wood
Department of the East
Army
Interior
Richard A. Ballinger
Guggenheim
Land Office
Hitchcock
Yosemite National Park
California
Major Forsythe
Secretary of the Interior
Horace H. Lurton Named Associate Justice of Supreme Court
Horace H. Lurton has been appointed associate justice of the United States Supreme Court. Rev J Albert Hyden aged 83 died at his Ottawa Kansas home. George Dudley former commissioner of pensions died in Washington. Senator Reyner delivered a strong denunciation of President Zelaya.
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Horace H. Lurton
United States Supreme Court
J. Albert Hyden
General Washington
Cornwallis
Ottawa
Kansas
George Dudley
Washington
Zelaya
Reyner
Acres of Diamonds in Iowa Reforming Attitude in Washington County Story
Orville Elder highlights a Iowa couple who bought 160 acres, paid down debt, expanded to 275 acres, and grew net worth to about $60,000 in 16 years. He argues local opportunity beats chasing distant riches and urges readers to seize practical enterprise and responsibility.
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Orville Elder
The
Washington Journal
Iowa
Washington County
Towa
New West
Lifelong Muscatine figure Samuel McNutt celebrated eighty seventh birthday
Samuel McNutt, a long time Muscatine resident and former state legislator, marked his eighty seventh birthday. His career included newspaper editing in eastern Iowa, ten years in the Iowa legislature, service as a state senator, and roles in education and public offices. He also served as United States consul to Maracaibo, Venezuela in 1890.
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Muscatine
Samuel McNutt
McNutt
Iowa
Eighth Iowa Cavalry
House
State Senate
Hernando, Miss
Muscatine Inquirer
The
Herald
Dubuque
Hepburn Opens Law Office in Washington DC
Former Representative Hepburn has moved to the national capital to handle a large volume of legal business. He will spend summers in Iowa and winters there, and his decision to stay in Washington led him to decline the office of commissioner of pensions when asked by President Taft.
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Hepburn
Washington, D. C
Col. Hepburn
National Capital
Iowa
Taft
Iowa Produce Company Pays Creston Farmers Big Amounts
The Iowa Produce Company paid out over 250000 to farmers and business people in Creston and nearby towns for butter and eggs in its first year of operation. Of this total 165000 was paid for eggs alone.
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Creston
Iowa Produce Company
Iowa Wesleyan Adds Liquor Problem Study
Due to rising student demand at educational institutions, Iowa Wesleyan in Mt. Pleasant will make studying the liquor problem part of the college curriculum.
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Iowa Wesleyan
Mt. Pleasant
Overcrowded Dover Orphanage Prompt Action
State board of control finds Dover port orphan home overcrowded with daily worsening congestion and calls for immediate relief measures.
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Doverport
State Board of Control
Iowa Supreme Court Divides Over Civil Rights Statute
In Des Moines a colored woman Bell sought protection under civil rights law after being denied coffee at a pure food show. The court split: majority called it a private transaction and allowed discrimination. dissenting judge Evans, joined by Weaver, urged liberal construction citing sentiment and social rights to shield against humiliation and public discrimination.
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Iowa
Supreme Court
Des Moines
Bell
Deemer
Evans
Weaver
Vacant Teacher Positions Leave Ten Rural Johnson Schools
Ten rural Johnson County schools lack teachers with no immediate prospects to fill the vacancies.
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Johnson County
Howell-Do Witty Exchange Over Dr Rowell Legislation
In a lively exchange Howell teases that Dr Rowell will push for a bold move in the legislature. Powell predicts the first step will be to perform an operation on the foot of the calendar.
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Howell
Rowell
Powell
Sore Eyes Cured Eye-Balle and Lids Inflamed
An account notes a person suffered inflamed eyes with swollen lids preventing activity. Multiple therapies failed until an effective treatment ended the problem, restoring normal eye function and mobility.
Cuticura Proved Successful for Chronic Eye Trouble
G B Halsey of Mouth of Wilson Va recalls severe eye inflammation two years ago with flames on both eyes. After failed remedies and doctors, a friend urged Cuthura Ointment, which by one week improved and by two weeks nearly healed. He, now sixty five, praises Cutiura. Potter Drag & Chem. Corp. Boston. Also includes a Cobden quote about hurt and consequence.
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Cutiura
G. B. Halsey
Mouth
Wilson
Potter Drag & Chem. Corp
Bostom
Fragments From an Odd Advertisement Page
A collage of vintage brand lines and slogans including Russ Blue soap gingerly claims white clothes and freshness while Wrigley’s Spearmint touts flavor. Warnings about social nerves mix with product pitches and a wary note about money.
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Fairfield Journal
NCWO
Cuticura
Cobden
LACE
Carter
Uncle Sam
Willliam Ritcues
U. 8
Omah
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