Taft Calls Cubans to End Old Feuds in Cienfuegos
Havana reports Cienfuegos as the center of factional strife stemming from the 1905 campaign and the Villuendas murder. Taft plans amnesty to include those tied to the case and the Guanabacoa outrage to prevent reopening old wounds.
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Cienfuegos
Cuba
Vilfluendas
Poace Mianco
Taft
Senor Villuendas
Moderate
Steinhart
Santa Clara
Marine Headquarters
Roloff
Eugene F. Ladd
United States
Alfredo Zayas
Gov. Taft
Senora
Mr. Taft
McCoy
Magoon
Columbia
As Franklin
Presidents Hugo Attacks Labor Unions At Bottlers Meet
At the national convention of the American Bottlers Protective association in Atlanta President Hugo delivered a fierce indictment of labor unions. He described them as coercive and linked to socialism, arguing unions threaten employer-employee goodwill and warn unions force dictation over output and employment qualifications. He urged temporary laydown of unions to protect business.
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Atlanta
American Bottlers Protective Association
Hugo
Ita
Speaker Cannon Honored At Chicago Marquette Club Banquet
Chicago Oct 20 Speaker Joseph G Cannon headlined the Chicago day banquet by the Marquette club at the Auditorium He was toasted as the leading citizen of Illinois and his possible presidential bid drew applause Other speakers included H S Tell Illinois Dr Frank Bristol Washington Frank G Goudy Denver and James H Watson Indiana all addressing themes linked to Illinois Chicago and nationhood
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Chicago
Joseph G. Cannon
Marquette Club
Illinois
Hlinois
H. 8. Tell
Clinois
Frank Bristol
Washington
Frank G. Goudy
Denver
New West
James H. Watson
Prince to Slain. St. Petersburg Dispatch Cites Prince Pav Panolt
A Tifty dispatch reports Prince Jason Pav Panolt was assassinated in his district. The message mentions an attempted attack and references district officials. Conflicting details and weak wording limit clarity about motive or exact location.
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St. Petersburg
Tifty Saya
Jason Pav
Panolt
Colorado River Diversion Threatens Inland Salt Sea
International tensions rise as Mexico and the United States seek responsibility for diverting the Colorado River. The California Development Company tapped the river at Yuma, diverting water through Mexico into southern California, causing the Salton Sea to flood 400 square miles and threaten 2,000 square miles.
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Washington
Salton Sea
California
Colorado
Mexico
United States
California Development Company
Tver
Yuma
Ariz
Arizona
Southern Pacific Railroad
Salton
Great Basin
Canada
Lake Michigan
Irrigation Company
Was the Sultan Shot in Constantinople
A Constantinople dispatch claims the sultan’s illness was caused by a gunshot wound to the abdomen inflicted by a jealous Kurdish woman amid court intrigue surrounding a Circassian favorite. The report adds sensational detail about royal peril and palace politics.
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Paris
Constantinople
Turkey
Death of Theodore Gohmann Former Ferdinand Boy
The town mourns the death of Theodore Gohmann aged about 42. Former postmaster and hotel keeper, he earlier ran a store in Dubois County. His family suffered years earlier after a fire damaged their business and his mother was placed in an asylum. Dr. Knapp, his brother-in-law, rushed to Louisville after the news.
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Theodore Gohmann
Gohmann
Ferdinand
The
News
Duboig County
Heidel
Gohman
Theodore
Meeting Postponed by Commercial Club to Oct 18
The Commercial Club hour meeting was postponed due to low attendance and will reconvene October 18 with all members expected to attend. Officials say the group will push the proposed railroad project and new officers will be elected then. Citizens urged to vote for the most capable candidate.
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TeesThe
Zink and Luebbers United in St Henry Marriage
Joseph Zink of this city and Bertha Luebbers of St Henry were married at St Henry Church Tuesday morning. The groom is described as a young man of fine qualities and well liked, while the bride is noted as a handsome young woman.
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Joseph Zink
Bertha Luebbers
St. Henry
Rink
Mies
Aluebbers
Ben. Auebbers
New Euchre Club Holds Successful First Meeting
The new euchre club met at the Rickelmann residence for its inaugural event. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Hubert Beckmann, Mrs. Jos. Sondermann, and others. a fine lunch followed as music from Mrs. F. X. Rickzimann accompanied the evening. The next gathering will be at the Sauer residence.
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Euchre Club
F. X. Rickelmann
Hubert Beckmann
Hugo Beckmann
Joe Sonderman
Wm. R. Sauer
Henry Haake
Joseph Sondermann
Clement Lueken
Ida Beckmann
Chicago
F. X
Rick Zimann
Jos. Sondermann
Ladie
Too Late to Change
A Ferdinand Gro cer tells a boy about wanting a brother to play marbles and baseball. The boy Johnny replies that they cannot exchange their sister because she is needed for four more days.
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Ferdinand Grocer
Johnny
Subscriptions List for The Ferpinano Print Edition
A local subscriptions roll lists readers including Miss Nora Bromm of St. Louis Dr. C. RB. Ramebrok of Hunting Mrs J. A. Hoffmann of the city and several Louisville and city residents such as Theresie Everamann Elizabeth Eversmann Fred Bicker Wm. Pund Katie Huther Laura Kaninenburg and others subscribing to The Ferpinano News.
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Ferpinano
Nora Bromm
St. Louis
C. RB. Ramebrok
Hunting
J. A. Hoffmann
John Blueh
Frank Seng
Joe Hoge
Theresie Everamann
Louisville
Elizabeth Eversmann
City
Fred
Bicker
Wm. Pund
Katie Huther
Laura Kaninenburg
Branch
Montenegro Revenue Mystery Tied to Prince Nicholas
A Budapest paper claims the Montenegrin national revenues equal the personal income of Prince Nicholas, father in law to the Italian king. It states government expenses are paid from the prince’s account, averaging about 700000 dollars annually from various emoluments and an annual 50000 dollar subsidy from the czar.
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Budapest
Montenegro
Nicholas
Italy
Csar
Correspondence from St. Anthony and Jasper Day Events
Henry Rusche attended Jasper day with a small wagon and was thanked by Chas Limp and wife for their presence. Peter Wallrath and knights from Catholic Knights of America planned a branch lodge. Dr Bigham handled professional business. Rev Father Clements is ill. Senator Milburn and Attorney Bomer Traylo spoke to a large Democratic crowd. Thomas Gaeser and Miss Ca Meenkhaus wed Wednesday at Sternberg's Hall amid a cold wave.
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Thomas Gaeser
Migs Ca Meenkhaus
Dlan Sternberg
St Meinrad School Notes and Local Moves
Local school term starts with Mr. Fischer and Mr. Widmer teaching Jasper and Diller schools. Charles Schnellenberger begins at School. Several staff and students receive employment offers and relocate, including Jos. Fischer Jr. and Jos. Dick Jr. A St. Meinrad Building Association vote extends officers’ terms. Families travel for excursions and trades, with multiple relocations and community updates.
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Wm. Fischer
Jasper
Widmer
Diller
Charles Schnellenberger
Fischer
Wid
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