Turbulent Provinces Clash Over Republic Flags
Fragmentary report describes troops in provinces showing loyalty doubts while republic flag imagery dominates public life. Sightings of ambulances and signs of regime presence recur as reports from Lisbon area hint at violence and upheaval in early unrest.
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Republic
Pany Range
Laos
Lisbon
Growing Funds Through Signs Ad Across Newspapers
Fragmentary text mentions funds being raised and divided among a family context. Key entities unclear due to damaged OCR. Summary constrained by readability. cannot determine exact people or organizations.
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Ind
Tim
Notable World Events From A Week In History
A digest from across the globe notes Annie Armour’s quiet New York wedding to Capt Charles W Littledton, La Follette’s gallstone surgery with hopeful prospects, and the London suit against the duke and duchess of Manchester for services. Moody resigns from Supreme Court, Taft accepts with effect November 20. Howard University’s Bradford warned to stop vaccination crusade or resign. San Jose physician Witter killed by a car. Prison officials urged training by Professor Vamberg in Washington.
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Annie H. Armour
Kirkland Brooks Armour
Armour Packing Company of Chicago
New York
Charles W. Littleton
United States Navy
Boston Navy Yard
Robert M.la Follette
Rochester
Minn
Duke and Duchess of Manchester
London
Gedred
Thomas
William H. Moody
United States Supreme Court
Taft
Harry B. Bradford
Howard University
Washington
George F. Witter
San Jose
Cal
William Johnston
International Prison Congress
Vamberg
Hungary
Record of a major multi-incident news digest
A wide-ranging year headline summary reports a deadly two-train collision near Staunton with thirty-eight dead and twenty-six injured, plus arrests of crewmen. It also notes political shifts in Georgia, Alaska’s gold output decline, Manila troop preparations, and various national and international events including a Los Angeles explosion, Pacific coast naval concerns, and economic oil campaigns. The compendium references rail disasters, court actions, and ongoing legislative developments across states and nations.
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Illinois
McKinley) Traction System
Dickerson’s Curve
Staunton
Green
Illinois Traction System
Ill
Lierman
Leonard
Carlinville
Hoker Smith
Georgia
Joseph M. Brown
Smith
Beattle
Alaska
Manila
China
J. @. Phelps
Inter-collegiate Socialist Society
Arnold J. Smith
Chicago
Navy ‘Department
Washington
North Dakota
Amos
W. Butler
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Cal
Times
California
Pacific Coast Congress
San Francisco
Federal Congress
Pacific Coast
Portugal
Theophile Braga
Company
Fits
J. i. QC Clarke
Europe
Far East
Standard Oil Company
United States
Farmers’ National Congress
Lincoln
Neb
Joshua Strange
Kentucky
Hudson River
New York
New Jersey
Senate
Denver
Col
House
Spokane
Wash
John Sa Sa
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Panama
Buena Ventura
John Armstrong Chanier
Bob” Chanier
Virginia
Dolgorovki
Cavalieri
John F. Dietz
Cameron Dam
Wisconsin
Dietz
Winter
Dietz Hias
Hia
National Association of Commercial Executives
Grand Rapids
Mich
German Society of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Peter Muhlenberg
St. Patrick's
New ‘York
Wis
Diets
Erie & Western
Laporte
Ind
Harry Grant
Alco
Nergona
Great Britain
Infantile paralysis spreads despite Iowa effort
Des Moines reports ongoing spread of infantile paralysis across Iowa as physicians and the state board of health strive to contain it. Secretary Sumner notes new cases in areas previously untouched, reflecting nationwide struggle amid limited quarantine measures and government action. Additional items include a teachers mutual benefit fund with growing surplus, a national dairy show plan in Chicago, and various local notices.
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Des Moines
State Board of Health
Iowa
Sumner
Iowa Health Board
Iowa Board
Minnesota
District of Columbia
Town Health Board
Washington Physicians and Health Boards
Des Moines Public Schools
W. O. Riddell
C. Thornburg
Ella Malone
Chicago
National Dairy Show Board
W. B. Barney
Iowa Food and Dairy Commission
Charter Reinstated for Des Moines Ladies of G A R Circle
Des Moines reports the General James A Williamson circle of the Ladies of the G A R had its charter reinstated at the Atlantic City national convention after earlier ejectment and charges of discourtesy. Mrs Ella Mark of Waterloo represented the deposed circle in a late trial at Plymouth Congregational church. Members waited in support as the decision cleared officers and restored the circle's status. Also noted are a severe September rainfall record, electric interurban profits, ten true bills, an octogenarian society banquet plan, and various local notices.
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Des Moines
Ladies of the
G. A. Rt
James A. Williamson
Ladies of
Atlantic City
Department
Ella Mark
Waterloo
Plymouth Congregational Church
National Department
Focal Circle
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Tansell
Parofe
Maud L. Winslow
Colfax
MeArthur
Carpenters’ Convention
Washington ,D. G
Kcene
International Convention
Carpenters Aid
Gentral Board
Tha
Board of Controlvhay
James A. Williamegon
George M. Chappel
State Railroad Commission
Mason City
Clear Lake
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Davenport
Tama
Toledo
Oskaloosa
Buxton
Colfax Springs
Octogenarian Society
Iowa Octogenarian Society
John L. Crawford
State Agricultural College
Department of Animal Husbandry
Frannie Nennington
Cambridge
May Benedict Murray
Marshalltown
Glerk W. G0. McArthur
United States District Court
Muelberger
Hiflingen
Germany
Gmedlen
Stuttgart
Thomas Updegraff
McGregor
Higin
Harlan
Extra
Carry A. Wilkins
Burlington
Vale
Oregon
Maarshalltown
Clarence J. Case
Detroit
Crawford County
S. Harr
Kent
Popejoy
Franklin County
J. E. Carr
Panora
First National Bank of Laurel
Postal Savings Bank
Franklin County State Bank of Hampton
Postal
Westherville New Church of Christ
D. J. Emmone
W. E. Newberry
Fort Dodge
A. C. Francis
Carroll
Polk County
John Cownle
H. Kremers
Presbyterian Church of
Logan
Harold
A. J. Gaucau
Uartlett
Solomon Hoffman
Wagner
Lurlington
Mary Norris
Will Norris
Broad Auburn
N. Y
Geo. M. Chappel
Rock Island
Decorah
Harmon Cros
Williamsport
Michael Green
Martin Green
New York World
Tom Green
Reuben Swan
Bva Swan
Burried
Rome
Mt. Pleasant
R. P. Hobbs
Myrtilla Richmond
Cedar River
National Banks of
Milwaukee
A.D. Nelson
Carl Jordan
Genoy Begeon
Linn
Bia Wifa
Ql Berhow
Extherville