Rival suitors for Marjorie Gould amid Rustal era gossip
Francis Joseph brother of Prince Miguel of Braganza and Prince Alex Georgievitch Romanowski duke of Leuchtenberg are named as rival suitors for Marjorie Gould of New York. Mary Keegan a long time domestic of the Kerr family is rewarded from a will. Mrs E E Etts of Laurens South Carolina reportedly cured of pellagra. Ruth Bryan announces candidacy for Congress in a Colorado district. Attorney General Wickersham and Secretary Nagel arrive in Washington after vacations.
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Miguel
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Alexandrv Georgievitch Romanowski
Duke
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Georgie Gould
New York
Mary Keegan
Thomas B. Kerr
Ne York
Kerr
E.E. E .Tts
Laurens
8. C
Ruth Bryan
Congress
Colorado
Wickersham
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Sensational jury tampering developments loom in Chicago
Broad coverage notes new evidence and indictments in the Chicago jury tampering case. A Madrid and Paris diplomatic update reports Spain’s Morocco program unchanged. Mississippi River improvement group seeks 20 million for a six foot channel from Minneapolis to St. Louis. Indictments target Marshalltown officials over a police officer detainment. Lord Mayor's Show in England to be abandoned. King's Mountain Day celebrated in the Carolinas and Tennessee. Spain's crisis could topple King Alfonso amid European unease. Wright shifts to commercial aviation. West Point cadet intake debated by Taft. Chaffee disputes retired officers’ death rate. Cook receives applause in Pittsburgh.
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France
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Spain
Morocco
Upper
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Marshalltown
England
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King’s Mountain
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South Carolina
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Wilbur Wright
West Point
Army
Taft
Congress
Adna R. Chaffee
Los Angeles
Pittsburg
Frederick A. Cook
Panama
Delayan Smith
Charles R. Williams
Indianapolis
John H
West Indian hurricane devastates Key West and coast
A catastrophic hurricane struck Key West and threatened the entire east coast of Florida. Damage estimates reach 3 million dollars as homes, ships, and the Florida East Coast railroad suffer extensive destruction. Martial law is imposed to curb looting while aid and troops are requested from state and federal authorities.
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Ita
Havana
Washington
Florida East Coast Railroad
Keys
Tampa
Fla
Mallory We Stesmer Lampasas
Jupiter Light
Florida
Market Report Weathered by Mixed Grain and Livestock Quotes
Cincinnati reports cattle prices at 45.75 and hogs around 8.10 to 8.15, with calves at 8.50 and lambs 6.65 to 6.75. Chicago lists wheat No 2 red at 1.15 to 1.18 and corn No 2 mixed around 10 to 11 cents, with pork at 24 and lard near 12.12. Prices also show hay 16 to 15.25, butter 28, eggs 23 per dozen, and apples 1.60 to 3.50 per unit. Local notices note wheat 1.22 to 3.25 and corn 63 cents.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Lauteville
Indiana Law Enforcement conference aims to spread statewide
Indianapolis reports the recent Indiana Law Enforcement conference in the city will trigger similar gatherings across the state. The event drew speakers from both major factions and urged strict enforcement of laws, signaling broad influence and upcoming meetings after the November elections.
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Indiana
Cassius C. Hadley
George W. Young
Louisville
Anti-Saloon League of America
Young
Hadley
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Claypool Hotel
Francia G. Blair
State
I Ilinais
Iron Brigade Reunion Held Near Muncie
The forty second annual reunion of the Nineteenth Indiana volunteer infantry known as the Iron Brigade took place at Belma east of Muncie. Business sessions were led by H L Murray of Selma or Corporal Robert I Patterson of Muncie.
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Nineteenth Regiment
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Belma
Iron Brigade
H. L. Murray
Selma
Robert I. Patterson
Drug Store Raided by Warrant Closes in Danville
Walter Thomas operates a drug store raided on a blind tiger warrant and has signed an agreement not to reopen or run a drug store or clerk in Hendricks county.
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Walter Thomas
Thomas
Hendricks ‘County
Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Health in Elderly Woman
An eighty year old woman credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing long standing kidney trouble and back pain that left her housebound. She reports regular kidney secretions and says she can work like other women now. Doan's pills cost 50 cents a box from Fosters Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y. The ad also notes advice on when to send children to Europe, suggesting ages four to six as ideal, to avoid humiliating delays and courtly haste.
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Grover
H. E. Barnard
State Board of Health
Llegal
Barnard
Mr. Barnard
Charity Workers
Amos W. Butler
Board of State Charities
Caldwell & Drake of
Columbus
Boone County
Caldwell & Drake
Doan
Europe
Oth
Paris
England
France
Italy
Judge's Library
Landor A Henry Savage Lands Toward Pole With Light Expedition
English explorer A Henry Savage Landor plans a south pole ascent. He argues Shackleton failed due to a large expedition and favors a small, hardy caravan lightly equipped. Rumors hint at airship use in his forthcoming venture.
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South Pole
A. Henry Savage Landor
Lieut. Shackleton
Mr. Landor
Asia
Africa
Poisonous insects plague Marseilles after wool cargo
Three people died in Marseilles from stings by tiny venomous creatures. Streets report infestation as insects, said to have arrived with a South American wool cargo from Beko de Paris.
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Marseilles
Beko de Paris
Parrot’s Profanity Triggers Sailor’s Remorse
A sailor reflects on his parrot’s coarse talk. He suspects his own fault, admitting that every time he hears the bird swear it provokes him to learn more bad words, highlighting a humorous clash between human offense and animal mimicry.
His Footings Beasle
Harold questions reaction to a will claiming someone died leaving a fortune and argues the beneficiary would require proof of the deceased’s unsound mind before acceptance.
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Beasle
Harold
Grape-Nuts Solves Dyspepsia Meal Dilemma
An Illinois wife recounts how her husband with stomach trouble improved after starting Grape-Nuts. His appetite returned, his health got better, and the family began requesting Grape-Nuts at every meal as the simple daily remedy.
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Illinois
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