Bride on Bridal Tour Slays Husband in Train Shooting
New Orleans reports a dramatic one hour marriage tragedy as James M. Rhorer’s daughter Miss Van Ingen and Professor Fred Van Ingen are in the midst of a honeymoon train trip when Beauve of Plaquemine shoots. A gray haired man stops the revolver and the weapon is disabled before arrest. Beauve, 24, is held by authorities in Baton Rouge. Van Ingen, 23, a prominent Alexandria teacher, is slain while the bride’s hand remains in his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Fred van Tuyen
Louisiana
B.S. Beauve
Plaquemine
Fred van Figen
Alexandria
Blinchard
James M. Rhorer
Therville Parish
Baton Rouge
Beauve
van Ingen
Miss Rhorer
King
Missengers
Mather
Zeppelin up in the air again in Friedrichshafen
The reconstructed dirigible airship No. 1 made a triumphant return and ascended with ten passengers yesterday. It flew for three and a half hours at about 24501 miles per hour altitude near 500 feet while alternating between single and double motor operation. Crowds gathered along Lake Constance from early afternoon to sunset to watch the evolutions with great interest.
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Friedrichshafen
Lake Constance
2 Ofelock
Bao Po Oom
Minnesota and Ontario Paper Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Minnesota and Ontario Paper Company capitalized at 7 million dollars were filed in St Paul. The planned plant at International Paris and Mort Prances will join with ground wood sulfate and newsprint facilities to make International Pats and Port Princes a leading world paper producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Paper Valo Ig Binterprise
St. Paul
Minun
Minnesota and
Ontario Paper Company
International Paris
Mort Praneces
International Pats
Port Princes
Smoking Habit Spreads in China Says Nanking Consul
Consul McNally reports from Nanking that cigarette use by women of all classes has become widespread and rapid, with cigarettes and kerosene surpassing erstwhile Chinese practices as the dominant imports.
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Washington
China
Consul McNally
Nanking
United States court upholds pure food law labeling ruling
The court ordered action against a Kansas City defendant for mislabeling clammed apples and black berries. The ruling cites violation of the pure food law and condemns the labeling as misleading to consumers. The decision names Arkasisds and Michigaaur as involved as part of the court’s wider finding on mislabeling practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United Staes
Arkasisds
Annual Report of Pere Marquette Railroad
The document presents a comparative statement of revenues and expenditures for the year ending March 31, 1908, showing a deficit of about 7,?00 against the previous year. It records a public funds balance and outlines financial performance for the preceding year.
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Pere Marquette Railroad
Las Bee
Svar
Lawyerly Charges Spark Courtroom Quipry
The dialogue pairs a sharp exchange on legal costs with a jest about one lawyer charging the other. The humor centers on severity of charges and perceived overkill in both directions, reflecting courtroom banter.
A Busy Time at Philadelphia Record
A windy day makes it hard for a woman on a Philadelphia street to keep her skirt and hat in place while she attempts to stabilize her boat in the wharfside area.
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Philadelphia
Beadle Girl Heads Fleet as City Dream Ended
A garbled brief from a local paper hints at a plan involving two girls and a bead program for a city project. No clear names, places, or dates present to confirm specifics.
Anheuser Busch Soda as Non Alcoholic Beverage Promoted
Anheuser Busch promotes a beverage described as a delicious non intoxicating drink made from malt and hops. It contains no chemicals or preservatives and is meant to be sold at soda fountains and other soft drink venues without a United States Revenue license due to its alcohol content of less than half of one percent by volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao United States Revenue
Anheuser-Busch
Try Tt
Court refuses injunction over railroad rate cuts dispute
United States circuit court denies injunction sought by Missouri Kansas Texas Railway and others challenging Interstate Commerce Commission rate reductions for cattle shipments from the southwest to Chicago St Louis Kansas City and other points. Judges Adams Vandevanter and Hook presiding. Court says ICC’s authority must be shown before action can proceed.
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St. Louis
United States Circuit
Inter
Southwest Territory
Chicago
Kansas City
Missouri Kanas
Texas Rathway
Chienzo
Adams
Vandevanter
Hook
Militia Threats Target Cotton Belt in Night Riders Notes
In McCrory Arkansas on October 24 officers of the Arkansas National Guard received anonymous notes urging resignation and stoppage of cotton ginning. Signed by Night Riders, the letters warn of unrest while guards plan to ignore the threats and continue operations with added guards.
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McCrory
Ark
RR. B. Keating
O P. Riggs
Walker
Arkansas National Guard
Riggs
Nactional Guard
Evis
Kern's Boy a Little Better
Indianapolis. October 21 There is a shade of improvement in the condition of Jet Wern or Phetys perhaps a little bit better said Mern but the improvement is so slight that we can scarcely notice it.
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Indianapolis
Jet W. Wern
Mern
Duke of the Ateruszi Not Seeking Leave of Absence
Turin reports the Duke of the Ateruszi has not requested a leave of absence and has not determined when he will depart for the United States. The statement clarifies royal travel plans amid ongoing duties.
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Turin
The
Secretary Root refuses extradition warrant for Janoff Pouren
Washington on October 24 Secretary of State Root denied Russia a extradition warrant in the case of Jan. Janoff Pouren. The decision ends the immediate bid but leaves open possible future actions by the involved parties.
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Washington
State Root
Russia
Janoff Pouren
Markets Report From Buffalo Stock Exchange
The market notes cattle receipts about 2,500 with prime steer and heifer movements. cattle receipts show slower trading while highs and lows vary. Live stock quotations list prices for cattle, hogs, sheep and lambs with mixed demand and a slow market for various classes.
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Batlivio
Nstevens
Live Stock Commission
Mberchants
Buffalo
NOY
Ante election lassitude in New York trade
A G bun Co s Weekly Review of Trade reports ante election lassitude across commerce. Demand shows confidence despite uncertainty, with improved farm collections and higher activity in iron and steel contracts. Rain shortage and low water hinder shipments, while winter wheat starts poorly. textile plants show fuller occupancy and stronger tone in primary markets.
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New York
Ah G. Bun & Co
Review of Trade
Lyons
Iron Ntl
W C T U In Convention Denver October 24
The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union marks its 35th convention in Denver at the Auditorium with welcome addresses by Gov Henry A. Brubaker and Mayor Robert W. Speer. Resignation of Susanna M D Frye as corresponding secretary shocks attendees as Harriet B Hall Nellie G Burgher and Nannie Webb Curtis discuss yearly progress and rising membership. Telegrams of greeting go to Lady Carlisle Lady Henry Somerset Miss Stout Miss Gowen.
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Denver
National Women's Christian Pemperance Privu
Henry A. Bruehel
Robert W. Speer
Susanna M.D. Frye
Eginsville
Mas
Ars
Harriet BP. Hall
Ilinois
Nellie GG. Burgher
Missour
Nannie Weebs Curtis
Texas
Lady Carlisle
Henry Scimmerset
England
Miss Stout
Pesident
Japan
Miss Gowen
South America
Railroads to adopt new uniform bill of lading terms
Announcement from St. Louis states all railroads east of the Mississippi will accept the ordinary bill of lading until January 1 and the new uniform bill of lading will be in effect later. The old form remains valid until January but only if it meets the new specifications.
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St. Louis
Mississippi River
Hue
Ordines
Russian patriot Nicholas Isechaikovsky freed on bail
Friends in London secure telegraphic guarantee of 25 600 pounds bail for Nicholas Isechaikovsky, the Russian patriot held eleven months in St. Petersburg prison. Three months of subscriptions and a friendly loan enabled the payment of the demanded sum for his release.
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London
Nicholas ‘Isechaikovsky
St. Petersburg
Joan
Richard Le Gallienne Hospitalized in Private Sanatorium
New York October 24. Richard Le Gallienne, noted journalist and author, is seriously ill in a private sanatorium, suffering from double pneumonia and jaundice. His condition is grave but stable as doctors monitor him closely.
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New York
Oet
Richard le Gallienne
Treasury purchases silver and rail franchise vote outcome
The treasury bought 125000 ounces of silver at 6 07 per ounce. Rear Admiral A J Conden to be placed on the retired list Oct due to age. Mereland street railway franchise derailed by referendum with 650 majority against. Labor unions opposed the franchise over company grievances. Senator Hikins commented on his daughter’s engagement to a duke. Ohio River improvement plan seeks 5 million for slack-water works in Louisville Congress. Report cites immigration and crime data across states with several mis-spelled names. Brooklyn postmaster Joseph don Batten dies after fifty years in service. Parcel and other local notices appear garbled.
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Treasury
Admiril A. J. Conden
Mereland
Mini- Cipal Traction Company
Hikins
Louisville
Congress
Ohio
Rive Negroes
Louisiana
Westerhiay
United States
Canada
Joseph Don Batten
Brooklyn
Goa
Adeweler's Experience with Foley's Kidney Remedy
Do R Kluger the jeweler of Indianapolis writes that kidney trouble left him weak yet four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cleared his complexion cured his backache and irregularities then allowed him to attend to daily business and he recommends it to all sufferers after doctors and other remedies failed.
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Adeweler
Do. R. Kluger
Virginia Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Foley
H. J. Moogk
W. F. Jungkunz
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Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Stukenberg & Borchers
Galena
C. G. Schoeffel’s
Galena St
Cereling
Malta Vita
EBC
C. G. Schoeffel
Raymond S Wiscow
Raymond S. Wise
Hettinger
Dastard
Opinia
Dedleit
Pere Marquette
Oe Law
Interstate Board
Milita
Cotton Belt
Kern's
Tiatest
Chicago Grain
Ehatee
Sarboa
Bay
Abadi
SLUG
Ded
Rte
Fan
Phat
Saya Dun & Co
Ite
Vechaikovsky
le Gallienne
Kingsford
Alice Cary Waterman
Janet M. Hill
T. Kingsford & Sen
Oswees
TINAL
Ingrain
Kuehner Bros. Furniture
Freeport
Taylor & Frick
Tenois
Santos
Formosa
Burrell Brothers
Stephen On St
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