Lincoln speech backs Nebraska county liquor option
W J Bryan announced support for Nebraska county option and urged parties to break from liquor interests. Reports from Tangier say Raisuli, Djebata governor and ex bandit chief, died from poisoning. Mumm injured in Bordeaux to Pau crash. aviator Johannsen burned to death. Nicholas of Russia angered by brother Michael's divorce. Fairbanks in Rome diplomatic box. King Gustaf recovering in Stockholm. Paul Morton considered for England post, but not offered. Pauline Brooks dies at 113 in New York. Pinchot says conservation needs public opinion unity. Dr Cook located in Bermuda. Doerschuck confirms discovery in New York. Minnesota regents refuse Missouri president. Beveridge hosts Indiana GOP Editorial banquet. MacVeagh portrait planned for Treasury Department.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Tangier
Morocco
Raisuli
Djebata
M. Mumm
Bordeaux
Pau
Francs
Johannsen
Gor Nicholas
Russia
Grand Duke
Michael
Fairbanks
Chamber ‘of Deputies
Rome
Gustaf
Stockholm
Paul Morton
Navy
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Bermuda
Dr. Cook
G. J. J. Doerschuck
Brooklyn
New York
University of Minnesota At
Minneapolis
A. Ross Hill
University of Missouri
Univer
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Franklin MacVeagh
Chicago
Treasury
Confession links four men to Missouri Pacific hold up
Warren W. Dickson, post office inspector in St Louis, says George Ebelling and three others, arrested for the Missouri Pacific passenger train robbery near Glencoe, confess they were the bandits. Bonds set at 20000 each. Ebelling disputes others’ involvement.
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Warren W. Dickson
St. Louis
George Ebelling
Missouri Pacific
Glencoe
William W. Lowe
Erlap
Moresay
Mediterranean
Trans-Atlantic Steamship Company
General Chanzy
Reefa
Minorca
Stimeon
New York
Charles R. Helke
American Sugar Refining Company
George Percival Auld
Ansey ‘H. Robnett
Naval Court
Seaton
Winthtrop
Righout
Beglin
Taft Defends Administration at Lincoln Day Rally
President Taft spoke at the Lincoln day celebration of the New York Republican club defending administration policies and urging unity. Separate items note a chemical claim in Miss Swope’s stomach, a Battle Creek sanitarium loss, and various legal and political developments nationwide.
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Taft
New York Republican Club
Republican Party
Chicago
Margaret H. Swope
Chrisman Swope
President Fallieres
Elysee Palace
Roosevelt
Pacific Navigation Company
Lima
Haamblin
Straits of Magellan
Strahurst
Perry Tedder
Glenwood
Fla
Dana
United States District Court
Topeka
Kan
Jackson
Kansas
Lincoln
Lincoln League
Columbus
Ind
Borah
Idaho
Gov. Hughes
New York
Gov
Congress
Senate
Committee On Printing
Justice Wright
Kildysart
Deal Beach
N. J
Daniel O'Day
Standard Oil Company
M. E. Potts
Birmingham
Ala
Cincinnati
Casper Jackson
United States War ‘Department
State of Illinois
Spring Lake Drainage District
Peoria
Mil
Riche
Spring Lake
Herbert Knox Smith
Martha Gruening
Smith College
Philadelphia
Grifin
Punta Arevas
Chilj
Pour
Pas
Jdas
Chareat
Glavis Declares Frame-Up Over Papers Found in Private Box
Washington reports Glavis says the papers found in his private Seattle box were planted. He repeats the claim that the whole affair is a frame up while under cross examination by Ballinger's counsel during a probe of the general land office and forestry service.
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Glavis
Washington
Louis R. Glavis
Ballinger
House and Senate
General Land Office
Forestry Service
Glagis
Brandes
C. A. Christiansen
Gravis
Fatal Train Collision Near Macon Georgia
Five people died and over twenty were injured when Southbound No. 5 and Northbound No. 2 collided head on fourteen miles south of Macon Georgia on the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad. The wreck occurred after No. 2 crew disregarded orders at Bonaire and ran by the meeting point. Rescue efforts faced swamp terrain and two relief trains with nurses were dispatched.
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Macon
Georgia Southern & Florida
Here
Edward Dupree
I. B. Ingalls
A. R. Johnson
W. J. Yates
Leroy Fuss
Robert Williams
W. H. Elder
Worth
W. L Wheeler
Wellston
J. F. Blount
Orangeburg
George Bernhart
W. H. Carson
Loretta Putnam
Bonaire
Explosion Injures Seven in Hop King Firing Room
An explosion in the boiler tube of the destroyer Hop King’s forward fireroom left seven men badly burned or injured, with two feared fatally burned. The incident occurred in San Diego California.
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San Diego
Cal
Hopking
Charged with Betrayal. Los Angeles Cal
A. D. Myers faces charges of betrayal in a Los Angeles case. The exact nature of the alleged betrayal and legal proceedings are not detailed in the fragment.
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Los Angeles
Cal
A. D. Myers
Mit
Increase in Indiana railroad fatalities reported for 1909 fourth quarter
Indianapolis reports a sharp rise in deaths and injuries on steam and interurban lines in the quarter ended December 31 1909. The Indiana Railroad Commission notes 79 steam road deaths and 15 interurban deaths, with 526 steam road injuries and 48 interurban injuries, plus three passenger deaths on interurbans and 22 listed worker fatalities across various rail roles. The commission cannot point to a single cause and urges heightened safety efforts.
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Indianapolis
Railroad Commission
Tocein
C., IL
Lagro
Commission
County Health Officials Show Busy Activity Across State
Monthly reports to the state board of health note increased interest among county health officers since the new health commissioner law and a recent officials conference. Disease prevalence remains similar to December, led by lung and throat ailments. Governor Marshall is urged to appoint delegates to a World Congress in Berne Switzerland to discuss abolition of trade and immigration barriers and postal service expansion, but state funds are unavailable. The Indiana Optical Society seeks stricter optometry examinations and elected officers led by President William Edwards of Kokomo. The state board hires Dr. William F. King of Columbia City as assistant to Dr. J. N. Hurty to handle school inspections and health talks.
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State Board of Health
J. N. Hurty
Conference of Health Officials
Gov. Marshall
Berne
Switzerland
Gov
Marshall
Indiana State Optical Society
William Edwards
K Town
William F. King
Columbia City
Whitley County
King
Hurty
Dr. King
Governor backs Railway Commission in 27 suits over headlight rule
After talks with Gov. Marshall and Chairman Wood, the governor pledged state support for the railway commission in its defense against lawsuits filed by railroad companies over enforcing the 1500 candlepower headlight requirement for locomotives. He said he will use the contingent fund to hire special attorneys once the $3,000 annual fee allotment is exhausted and authorized the appointment of counsel to lead the state's defense in all actions.
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Gov. Marshall
Wood
Railway Commission
Commission
Convision
Farm Work Draws Many Job Seekers in State Bureau
Applications at the free employment bureau show a trend of young men seeking farm work. Over one hundred applicants request farm positions, but many lack agricultural experience, making placement difficult. Morton seeks four married men with families willing to live on farms for board rent and a fair wage.
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Free Employment Bureau
Office of
The
State Statistician
Bureau
Carl E. Morton
J. L. Peetz
Bureau of Statistics
Morton
Attorney General to Collect Pecuniary Claim From Whallon
Edward M. White assigned by Attorney General James Bingham to collect 8740.74 dollars held by the state for the state school fund from former Judge Thomas C. Whallon Indianapolis police court for failure to distribute fines and costs pro rata among court costs prosecuting attorney fees and the school fund. White will demand the amount from Whallon and bondsmen. if unpaid, suit to follow in Marion county courts. Also Indiana Retail Jewelers association met in Indianapolis electing officers H H Bishop president H L Best first vice president C F Artes second vice president J A Oswald secretary J H Arnold treasurer and board members HB Wilhite A Rothermel C Z Rowe.
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Edward M. White
James Bingham
Thomas C. Whallon
Indianapolis
Whallon
Marion
Indiana Retail Jewelers’ Association
H. H. Bishop
H. L. Best
Columbus
C. F. Artes
Evansville
J. A. Oswald
Crawfordville
J. H. Arnold
Walter H. Heller
Michigan City
C. Z. Rowe
Argos
HB. M. Wilhite
Danville
A. Rothermel
Comneraville
Train Crews Halt Collision on Interurban Tracks
Train crews on inter urban line No. 205 and freight car 506 of I U Traction prevented a head on crash at Main and Fifth streets in Abie city by jumping to safety. The incident saved several lives though a passenger was injured.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A historic testimonial ad claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured female troubles for Augu ste Vpermann and Lily Peyroux. It touts decades of success and invites readers to write for free case advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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We Forest
Wis
Auguste Vespermann
de Foreat Visco
New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lily Peyroux
Kerlerec St
Pink
Lynn
Mass
The Fight Against Tuberculosis
In 1909 the anti tuberculosis movement grew with 163 new associations 133 sanatoria and hospitals and 91 dispensaries opened. This year shows the best record yet in the nationwide effort against consumption. By early 1910 the United States counted 394 associations 386 hospitals and sanatoria and 265 tuberculosis dispensaries.
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United States
Reflections on a Crowded Reception by an Explorer
A crowded home honors a famed explorer who grows weary of attentions. He leans on a pillar and drifts back to his triumph, muttering about waste. Indignant exit of numerous stout ladies leaves the hostess puzzled.
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Pittsburg
Postum Cures Bookkeeper’s Coffee Related Ills Says Worker
A Western city chief bookkeeper credits Postum with curing stomach neuralgia and coffee related nervousness after abandoning tea and coffee. He notes two years of Postum use improving health and sustaining long hours of intense mental work.
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Pontum
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