Odessa Riots Rage With Fires and Casualties
Dispatches report ongoing shooting in Odessa after a quiet night with Red Cross aid to wounded. Christians sought refuge in hotels as trade halts and prices surge. casualties in Odessa and other southern Russian towns remain unconfirmed. In St Petersburg the strike committee halts the strike at noon while censorship ends and an amnesty ukase is signed. Moscow reports ten students killed in clashes with workers.
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Many Going Home to Vote in District Exodus
Washington reports the start of the usual voter exodus from the District of Columbia as departments grant leave for employees to cast ballots next Tuesday. Trains tonight and over the weekend will carry hundreds more, with Ohio Maryland and Massachusetts residents among those leaving, signaling strong interest in those states' elections.
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Massachusetts
Mystery surrounds Mrs Todd death
Coroner Scholer after autopsy on Margaretta Todd body found on Reading railroad tracks near Philadelphia says she could not have been struck by a train. He suggests she may have been killed by a heavy weight or knee pressure while she was inert.
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Prince Louis of Battenberg Arrives in Washington
Prince Louis of Battenberg accompanied by Admiral Evans and a large party of naval officers arrived in Washington from Annapolis at 11 30 AM and will be presented to the president in the afternoon.
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Admiral Evans
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Annapolis
Arrest warrants issued for two men in Winthrop case
Boston November 3. Police Captain Dugan secured warrants for the arrest of William Howard and Louis Crawford. They are held in New York in connection with the Winthrop case mystery. Flats for rent. Inquire at E. and W. clothing house.
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New York
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E. & W. Clothing House
King Alfonso to visit Berlin in lavish royal delegation
Madrid reports King Alfonso XIII of Spain will travel with Premier Montero Rios to Berlin for a week long visit with Emperor William. Berlin prepares lavish decorations and opera gala while security tightens after an anarchist attack in Paris. The trip may discuss royal marriage plans and potential Bavarian or Austrian matches.
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Market Report Reports Declines and Ranges at Wheat and Cattle
Closing board quotes show December wheat at 90, corn 46 34, oats 32 5, January pork 1247, lard 6 80 to 82, ribs 6 50 to 82. Union stock yards: cattle 8,000 with Beeves 3.60 to 6.30, cows and heifers 1.25 to 4.40, stockers 2.10 to 4.25, hogs 22,000 steady to 6 lower, light 4.74 to 5.15, mixed butchers 4.80 to 5.20, good heavy 5.00 to 5.20, rough heavy 4.45 to 4.70, sheep 15,000 strong 4.25 to 5.80.
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Weather outlook for Chicago on Nov 8
Chicago forecast shows fair tonight and Saturday with unsettled conditions likely by Saturday night. Light winds and no significant precipitation expected through tomorrow, then a chance of scattered showers as the weekend advances.
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Clairvoyant and Palmist Promises Guidance services
Clairvoyant and palmist Prof Emmett offers consults at 26 North Chicago Street. Regardless of trouble, customers are promised benefit with satisfaction or no charge. Reduced fee this week and Friday. Hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Phone 689 white.
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Freeport High Proposes Changes to Northwestern Illinois League
Prof L A Fulwider of Freeport High reports the Northwestern Illinois High School league ran a deficit under $3 which Freeport covered. He proposes two literary contests next May for girls and boys, Friday meetings to boost attendance, eight to ten member schools, a campaign for excursion rates, and a January officers meeting. Last year’s events included track and oratorical contests and officials show strong interest amid mixed attempts to organize a basketball league.
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Freeport High School
Northwestern Illinois High School League
Fulwider
A Golden Jubilee Services for Rev Rudolph Dubs
Golden jubilee services will honor Rev. Rudolph Dubs at Trinity United Evangelical church next Wednesday evening. The program marks fifty years of service as preacher, recalling his conversion in the county and his prominence. Events include a long afternoon service, reminiscences, and multiple addresses by church leaders and honored guests.
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Michael Kahl
B. B. Dreher
Henry Shuneman
Christian Kiester
George Bordner
Aaron Woodside
J. R. Weaver
Joseph Matter
Moses Matter
Kate Penticoff
Trinity Church
Wise
E. K. Yeakel
F. W Landner
Fifty Candidates Initiated by Freeport Tribunal
Fifty candidates will be initiated tonight by Freeport Tribunal No. 99 of the Fraternal Tribunes. Lavish preparations have been made. about one hundred visitors are expected from Rockford Belvidere and Pecatonica. The ceremony gathers at Lexington hall at 7:30 p.m. with degree work by local and supreme officers, a banquet at 10 p.m. at I O O F hall, then a program and dancing back at Lexington hall.
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Fraternal Tribunes
Rockford
Belvidere
Pecatonica
Lexington Hall
Mrs Clark Re-elected Secretary of King's Daughters and Sons
Mrs. Clark of this city was re-elected yesterday as secretary of the King's Daughters and Sons of Illinois. The convention met at Paris, 11., Peoria selected as next meeting place. The constitution was amended to provide annual meetings. Her selection honors her untiring services and earnest work for the organization.
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J. A. Clark
King’s Daughters and Sons Oflinois
Aris
Peoria
Fair to be Held at Armory Hall in December Week
Management announces a baseball fair to take place at Armory hall during the week beginning December. Committees have begun work and all indications point to a successful event.
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Armory Hall
Freeport to add three police officers to force
Chief Sweeney pushes for three new patrolmen as Freeport grows. City council backing and a plan to shorten beats aim to curb depredations. Fire protection also cited as needing bolstering after recent fires. Next Monday a new patrol system rolls out under Captain Metzgar. Police anticipate touring Chicago suspects tied to a $75 shoplifting case.
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Sweeney
Dittmar
Rodemeyer
Metzgar
Chicago
McCarty Forms Two Committees for November Baseball Fair
G G McCarty appoints two new committees for the November baseball fair. The raffling committee includes E E Hill M L Parker and S L Friedley. The fish pond committee members are W E H Huenkemeier Joseph Benston and I H Hollister.
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E. E. Hill
M. L. Parker
Shannon Manor Merchant Stricken in Freeport
R M Burt a Shannon merchant visited Freeport on business. He fell seriously ill at the Brewster house during the night. Dr J F Fair attended him and he was reported improved this morning and able to return home.
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Shannon
Freeport
Brewster House
J. F. Fair
Population Rise Believed After Adams Street Birth
Mr and Mrs Frank Fager of Adams Street announce the birth of a baby boy. The event marks a notable increase in local population and adds a new resident to the community.
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Frank Fager
Adams Street
Robe Return Requested by Adams Street Resident
P R Thompson of 99 Adams Street asks for the return of a corduroy robe found in the alley between Liberty and Adams Streets. A reward is offered for its safe delivery back to Thompson.
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P. R. Thompson
Adams St
Pancake Flour Ad Featured For Winter Or Summer
Mrs. Austin's pancake flour advertised as a versatile choice for both winter and summer cooking. Available at grocers with a promise of reliable performance and good results.
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