Phillies Clinch World Series With Five Game Win
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 7 to 2 to clinch the world series title in five games. Coombs shines on the mound with three victories, while Brown performs well for Chicago. The series season totals show the Philadelphia share at $47,943.15 and Chicago at $31,628.71.
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Chicago Nationals
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Philadelphias
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Eastern Star Meeting Plans Published in Boone
Boone Ia Oct 24 The official program for the Order of the Eastern Star Grand Chapter meeting is issued. The event opens tomorrow and runs three more days with about 1500 delegates expected. Local chairman L V Harper will greet visitors at Hotel Holst while sessions occur in Lincoln Armory and social events in the Champlin Memorial Masonic temple.
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Boone, Ja
Boone
Order
Union Mercantile Co to Open Union-Labor Store in Waterloo
Waterloo records filing of articles of incorporation for the Union Mercantile company with authorized stock of 50000 dollars. The store will be run by union labor men to supply patrons with union made goods and reduce costs by sharing profits. Credit will be secured by stockholders and accounts carried from one pay day to another, stock treated as negotiable collateral.
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Waterloo
Tnion Mercantile Company of
Credi
Murder indictment Shearer case adjourned for defense
In Magen City on October 24 the hearing of John Shearer, indicted for first degree murder, was postponed to the November term due to lack of time. Shearer claimed he is without means and asked the court to appoint counsel. J. J. Dougherty was appointed to defend him.
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Magen
Remarkable approval follows judge's license ordinance ruling
Waterloo Indiana October 24 a remarkable demonstration of approval followed Police Judge Caldwell's decision pronouncing the 50 a day ped diers license ordinance void because prohibitory and in restraint of trade.
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Waterloo
Caldwell
Peddiers
King Chulalongkorn of Siam Dies After Illness
Bangkok reports the death of King Chulalongkorn I at 12:40 a.m. after a brief illness. Born September 31, 1853, he was the eldest son of Maha Mongkut and ascended the throne in 1868.
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Bangkok
Siam
Chulalongkorn
Chulalongkorn I
Attempt on Cuban General Guerra At Presidential Palace
Havana October 24. An assassination attempt wounded Major General Pino Guerra as he left the presidential palace. A palace sentry was shot in the breast. The attacker, captured, was a member of the national secret police. The motive remains unknown.
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Pino Guerra
Guerra
Presidental Palace
National Secret Police
Frost in Louisiana and notable headlines in brief
Frost was reported at several places in Louisiana. Carl Hallberg, educator and professor of pharmacy at the University of Illinois Chicago, died at fifty four. The secretary of the interior withdrew 3840 acres in western Utah for Strawberry Valley reservoir. National Alfalfa Millers' association elected officers in Kansas City. Bryan Haywood of Denver named president. W Wright of Kansas City secretary treasurer. James Dunsmuir seeks $1,000,000 against William Mackenzie for an accounting over Vancouver Island mines. National Employers' Liability commission held its first Chicago meeting with Senator William Warner temporary chairman and Launcelot Parker secretary. Army engineers completed inspection tour of reclamation projects and reported on practicability and extensions.
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Louisiana
Carl Hallberg
University of Ilinois School of Pharmacy
Chicago
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Strawberry Valley
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Kansas City
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Denver
W. Wright
James Dunsmuir
British Columbia
Hav
William MacKenzie
Canadian Northern ‘Railway
Dunsmuir
Vancouver Island
National Employers’ Liability Commission
Congress
William Warner
Missouri
Launcelot
Parker
Washington
Board of Army Engineers
Two Phone Linemen Killed in Waterloo Accident
An Iowa telephone crew near Waterloo suffered three casualties when poles fell while stringing tall wires. Kenneth Hellcroft of Waterloo was killed, David Quick of Maquoketa was fatally injured, and H. B. Richards of Liscomb was badly hurt. The poles gave way under strain as wires were anchored to one pole, pulling down adjacent poles.
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Here
Kenneth Hellcroft
David Quick
Maquoketa
IF. B. Richards
Liscomb
Hnemen
Iowa Company
Des Moines Republicans Demand Active Campaign and Banquet Plans
A trio of Republican state ticket candidates urged Chairman Franke for a stronger state campaign with more meetings and active use of the literary department. They noted discontent over campaign effort and favored independent action. Plans include a business men's banquet for Theodore Roosevelt in Des Moines during his Nov 4 visit to the state teachers association. Roosevelt asked Henry Wallace to attend the dinner. Democrats attack Franke for opposing a senatorial primary, arguing it honors the late senator and aligns with party platforms.
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Republican State Committee
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Theodore Roosevelt
State Teachers Association
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
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National Conservation Congress
Huffy
Reed
Democratic State Committee
Mrs. Martina Littleton Campaigning For Husband In Long Island
Mrs Martina W Littleton wife of Democratic candidate for Congress in the First district visits Bohemia Islip East Islip Babylon Bayshore and Patchogue in a car decorated with her husband's picture. She canvasses stores and homes praising his candidacy and predicting victory.
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New York
Martina W. Littleton
Littleton
Father crippen father tears over son innocent belief
Myron A Crippen father of the dentist condemned to hang in London for his wife’s murder declares his son innocent and distraught in Los Angeles He says his wife Belle Elmore may be alive in the United States and that he is practically penniless as the news breaks.
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Los Angeles
Belle Elmore
United States
Myron A. Crippen
London
Pink monkeys and snakes leave Memphis man’s will test
In a suit to contest B. J. Hailey’s will the contestant, Mrs. Anna Laura Morgridge, claims Hailey left $5,000 to the nurse who chased a pink monkey from his bed and $5,000 to the cook who removed snakes from his broth, part of an estate worth $200,000.
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Memphis
Tenn
B. J. Hailey
Anna
Laura Morgridge
Hailey
Revolt in China Demands Open Parliament
Impassioned speeches and a rising opposition push for an elected national parliament in China. The imperial senate and provincial delegates challenge the throne amid plans for liberal reforms, with threats of revolution within two years if the throne does not surrender.
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Peking
Imperial Senate
Grand Council
Korea
Japan
Progressive Party
Senate
Spurious Nicaragua notes seized in Chicago shakeup
Chicago authorities seized 300000 counterfeit five peso notes freshly printed and chargedprinter George K.R. Williams promoter C. H. Seereest and engraver Richard J. Trumbull with counterfeiting. Captain Porter led the U S Secret Service operation arresting the trio as officials noted the notes lacked official seals and numbers.
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Chicago
Porter
United States ‘Secret Service
I. Baca
J. Madritz
el Presidente
J. Mayorgaz
George KR. Willams
C. H. Seereest
Tampico
Mexico
Richard J. Trumbull
Williams
C. H. Secreest
Trumbull
Cholera Confirmed Cause of Woman's Death Aboard Taormina
Health officials in New York report after investigation that the woman aboard the steamer Taormina died of cholera, her body buried at sea, with the finding made on October 24.
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New York
Taormina
Endorsing Al Lynn for County Auditor in Hedrick
A column praises Al Lynn as a capable, reliable county auditor and loyal Republican. It details his service during the courthouse project, notes his early work as a telegraph operator, and highlights his steady, accurate management of the auditor’s office. Also covers local visits, a deputy promotion, and Hedrick boosters touring nearby towns with banners.
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A. W. Lynn
Board of Supervisors
al Lynn
J. A. Lynn
Hedrick
Union
C. M. & St. P. Railway
Gov Carroll to Speak at Auditorium Tomorrow Afternoon
Gov. B. F. Carroll will address the public at the Auditorium tomorrow at 2 30 PM. Everyone is invited to attend and hear the governor speak in the afternoon program announced by THE JOURNAL.
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Gov. Carroll
B. F. Carroll
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