Uncle Joe Fills Tomlinson Hall at Republican meeting
The article reports Uncle Joe Cannon, Speaker of the House, addressing a large Republican gathering in Indianapolis. He received a great ovation and praised Congressman Overstreet, with enthusiastic audience response and calls to “Go on.” The piece covers Cannon’s Philippine remarks and exchanges with party figures, along with surrounding political notes and names.
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Waele
Joe Cannon
National House of Rpresentatives
Republic
Tortinsund
Cannon
Congressman Overstreet
Carmen
Mr. Cannon
Parker
Money Counting Fest at Chicago Bank Branch
In a First National Bank teller cage last night, twelve clerks from as many Chicago banks sorted and counted bundled currency. The event, under the Chicago chapter of the American Institute of Bank Clerks, awarded $5 to Lee Mose S. Hatch for counting 400 bills in 63 seconds with speed and accuracy praised by forty onlookers.
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Iscripps
Avrak Telegram
Chicago
First National Bank
Leemosue S. Hatch
Firat National
Prisoner Vote Comment Seen in Telegram
In Parkersburg West Virginia a judge said a man who sold a small amount of whisky should not be deprived of his right to vote. Thomas Huchine of Ritchie pleaded guilty in U S court to selling liquor illegally and was sentenced to 30 days but the jailer was directed to release him so he could vote at home on election day. He must return to the jail before nightfall on November 7.
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Iscripps
Parkersburg
W. Vu
Jackson
United States
Thomas Huchine
Ritchie
Warkersburg
Robbers Loot Church At St Martin’s Catholic parish
Chicago dispatch reports burglars entered St Martin's Catholic church on a Wednesday night defacing the altar and sacristy and stealing gold candelabra valued at about 2000 dollars. Thieves forced three doors to reach the sacristy lockers and broken safes in the process. Vestments and chalices were taken, and the sacred box for chalices was opened.
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Scripps-M'Rae
Chicago
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Secumty
Permanence of cure claims for Pyramid Pile Cure
A Victorian era notice promotes Pyramid Pile Cure claiming lasting relief from piles without operation. It cites a Cleveland, Ohio case by Margaret Brady and urges readers to try the suppository at home, promising testimonial credibility and free literature from Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Michigan.
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Margaret Brady
Joe Whitman
Cleveland
Ohio
Roosevelt Thrown From Horse In Washington Incident
Washington special reports President Roosevelt was thrown from his horse near a fence as it stumbled, leaving him briefly unconscious and with a scalp wound. He recovered consciousness, retained movement, and later resumed official duties with minor injuries noted. The incident occurred one week prior to a Washington report.
Roosevelt Telegram Hails Panaman Independence
President Roosevelt sends a telegram to Panama's representative congratulating Panama on its independence. The message conveys formal felicitations from the U S government phrased in diplomatic terms and dated Thursday morning.
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Roosevelt
Panama
Jscrippsattae
Washington
Seas
Amider
Railroad Man Found Dead At Rail Crossing
A body was found near Belt and Big Four railroads in a probable self-inflicted death. A .38 revolver lay nearby and a letter from J B Ryan of Quin y TH mentions Edward Tichenor as a god brakeman. The coroner held the body, likely discovered after a freight train passed. A small pocketbook with two cents was found. police see no evidence of foul play.
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Edward Tichenor
Olney, UL
Belt
Big Four
Olver
J.B. Ryan
Qiney, TH
Cariny
Tiehenur Tg Bhe
Mumma
Factory S Burned Factors On WW Michigan Bubble
A factory fire on Wednesday afternoon destroyed the plant after a reported $300 insurance claim. Firemen fought the blaze at about 2 o clock, driven by sparks from rubbish near the Shiet Apartment. Schumacher, the manager, said the cause is believed to be a rubbish fire igniting creosoting and bubble material leading to extensive damage. Occupants were frightened as flames engulfed the building and investigators pursue the mystery behind the blaze.
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Michigan
Adel
Schumacher
Uw Spuirk
Livy
Ubernet
Henge
Ulinoisat
Indiana
Ding
Ie Bi
Eight Hurt in Troffey Wreck
Eight people were injured in a wreck along North Qader cart road near Lawrence Thursday morning. A car veered, struck a curve, and overturned after a night procession. Rescue teams transported the injured to nearby hospitals as details remained unclear.
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Troffey
Schipps-Rae
Lawrence
Mass
North Qader
Ray
Assassin shoots Milo Green in London home
A window shot kills Milo Green aged about 56 near East Bern near London and injures another resident. The suspect, identified as a local, fled. Green was married with two children. Police pursue leads as a manhunt proceeds. Other items note political insanity in Milwaukee and a failed search for relatives in St Louis, plus rail ad copy for the Union Pacific line to California.
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Scripps-Mare Telegras
London
Milo Green
East Bern
Rfle
Shieh
Andyang
Green
Ribes
Mullins
Almont
Gant
Aealant
Seth
Piipot
California
Omaha
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Wooh
Conner
A. E
Fourth St
Cincinnati
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America
Oxford
Buster
Indianapolis
Washington and
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Saks & Company
Uncle Joe
Tomlinson Hall
Overstreet
Bryan Tr
Ade
Bey
Growee
Strikra
Agriculqua
William McKinley
Reiling
Butler
Bryan
Marion Mutler
Northaretia
Wer
William J. Hings
Bryan Soen
Orienta Fn
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Deere Oyere
Republics Street
Addixa
Maris
Charle Bookwalter
M Nyer Street
Charles A. Bookwalter
W. N. Harding
Senate
Willum ‘Taylor
Charles XII
Thompson
C.D. Bowen
Brigniciul
W. L. Taylor
Charles Martindall
Thomas Hoyt
Bixtaenthal
Senex Lott
James Sheldon
Marker
Bevdle-ave
Charles Schmit
Harlan
Cox
W. J. Tingle
Washington-st
Wastern-ave
Jonn
Iw. Kern
J. E. McCullough
Masson
Alabama-st
Massachusetts-ave
John WW. Kern
John W. Holtzman
H.C. Cox
German Village
LW. Washingtorest
John W. Kern
J. W. Healing
August Kuhn
Washington Hall
J. 8. Smith
J. C. Ash
Masonic Hall
Gay. Duchin
AG. Harris
Canfreeeman Overstress
A. Bookwalter
Clyde P. Miler
Delos Alig
J. Russell Powell
Marion Lab
Charlex Wright
James Griffin
William Golden
Charles Hardy
Vanes Smith
Wate Pugh
Crippem Rae
K. J
Jensen Brothers
Budweiser
Brewing Industry of
Bohemia
Prague
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
St. Louis
U.S.A
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
HL Rettmann
Mer
Anheuser-Busch
Ind
Thomas Hudkins
Cn. Marshall Mich
Miles
New York
Maing
Lambie
Othe
Geek
Mr. Roosevelt
Magic Foot Craft Co
A.V
Oliver Bidg
Jack
Son
Railroad
Mary Ails
A. Keenan
Per Gale
Henry J. Huder
Sik
Trent
Kentucky
Iscripps-M'Rae
Milwaukee
Win
Fred Poehler
SY Louis
Oa. Pitts
Kate Brownles
Mount Vernon
Nelte Hamilton
Hun
Roins
Ue Wight
Grove
Tne
W. Mf
Cunnor
East Fourthet
Cincinnan
Nia
Portland
Northwest
Conniene
W. H. Connor
G. A
East Fourth St
Clacinnati
Lafayette Hotel
Lafayette Square
Buffalo, N. Y
Henate
Renalasanea
George W. Sweeney
Walter B. Duffy
Harryates
Treas
Spaulding
Victor
Brvedway
Firm Avenue
New Yar
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