Busy Washington winter for the Young American Cyclone
The piece portrays Theodore Roosevelt as a bold reformer aiming to reshape government, clash with House Speaker Joseph Cannon over tariffs, and disrupt traditional patronage. It forecasts a politically tense season with trust busting rate legislation and canal promises, framing Roosevelt as a driving force behind a “Young-Man-Not-Afraid” movement.
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Tere
United States
Jos. Cannon
Cannon
Roosevelt
Capitol
The Hastening Procession Across a Modern World
In a brisk overview the piece notes rapid progress from telegraph links reaching from the Mediterranean to the Sahara to through cars aiding Nevada gold mining and a New York ferry system showing interborough traffic. It contrasts yesterday’s methods with current innovations and hints at inflamed public discourse on rail tariffs and media stances.
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Timbugtoo
Sahara Desert
Lunt Oases
Vetley
Nevada
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Goldfield
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New York City
Interborough Communication
After the Dead-Beat Sultan Threatens Macedonia Crisis
A brief European crisis erupts as an ultimatum to Turkey spurs plans for an international fleet at Piraeus around November 23 to force control of finances in Macedonia. The tense situation hints at armies marching in southeastern Europe, a fleet moving on Constantinople, and potential toppling of Abdul Hamid.
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Europe
Turkey
Piraeus
Macedonia
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Old World
Prater
Alliances Prepare Naval Pressure Over Macedonia Crisis
Regional powers coordinate a joint naval display in the eastern Mediterranean to push reforms in Ottoman Macedonia. Austria and Russia bolster forces, while Germany remains aloof. Britain France Italy Austria align differently as talks shape a contingent, with a looming ultimatum and uncertain final plan for the Porte.
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Macedonia
Turkey
Mediterranean
Waldersee
Austria
Russia
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Turkish
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Deer Camp Gunmen Snare Duck In Odd Shot Incident
At a deer camp near Rocky Pond Boston resident Sturmann and companion Burl Townsend used improvised nails as shot when a flock of ducks and geese fed on the pond. They fired from a drifting boat and killed a duck while a wounded goose rose, carried the duck aloft, and both were retrieved.
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Cunttenden
Alfield Sturman
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Sturmann
Boston
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Sturmaen
Townsend
Linemann
Devil statue atop Detroit front yard sparks church ire
Herman Menze a Detroit stonemason built a 14 foot high statue of Satan on a knoll near his home. Neighbors and church members condemn the display while Menze, a declared infidel, says he believes in the devil and questions why a monument should not exist.
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Detroit
Satan
Mena
Belive
Man's Grand Confidence Scheme Leaves Debts Behind
Bernard, a restaurant proprietor in Bion City, launched a $49,000 trust scheme three years ago by lending to any requester. An angry man fled with a $180 loan but later settled. The scheme swindled many yet left the man with only a few dollars in bad credit.
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Bernard
Moore Addresses Men at Sunday Meeting at Opera House
The Young Men's Christian Association held a large Sunday afternoon meeting at the Wiu- Web Opera House with men of all ages in attendance. John P. Moore of New York delivered a thoughtful address on combatting evil. Next Sunday Dr Ita Londreth of Belmont College will speak on Trusts a Sacred One.
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Wiu- Web
Opera Rouge
Joha P. Moore
New York
Ita Londreth
Belmont College
Ear Receiver Use Shapes Public Perception in Pittsburgh
A fragmented report notes residents of Pittsburgh discuss a device worn on the ear to aid hearing. Observers describe varied reactions to the appliance, highlighting concerns about visibility and social stigma despite any hearing improvement.
Poultry Show Planned By Parke County Farmers Institute
Parke county chicken fanciers plan an annual Poultry show during the Farmer's Institute. Ridgeville reports arrest of Farr Collet and Frank Chaney on dynamite plot against Armmfield Cartwright plant. Wabash man William Strickler, 33, dies by carbolic acid. Evansville police arrest four suspects in Morganlent post office robbery. Rev J W Bishop severely injured by gasoline stove blast. Reverend Henry L Dickerson ill with liver cancer in Indianapolis. Hartville church joins Bluefield Christian church.
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Parke County
Farmer's Institute
Ridgeville
Farr Collet
Frank Chaney
Armmfield & Cartwright Stone and S
Runyon
CHANGE OF SCHEDULES FOR MIDWEST TRAINS
Rail notices announce schedule changes across divisions. New fast train from St Paul to Indianapolis shifts to 11:20 p.m arrival, with Louville to Indianapolis service added. No. 3 departs Indianapolis nightly at 10:35 p.m. to Pittsburgh, Arriving 5:34 a.m. Added sleeping car service enhances eastbound travel. Large warning appears at end.
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Fire in Germania Hall Sparks Alarm at Delaware Street
A fire of unknown origin broke out Sunday night in Germania Hall at 3 Delaware Street. Fire Chief Myote arrived as the blaze grew threatening, and a chemical stream finally suppressed the flames near a doorway where several empty boxes were stored. Police report indicate a lighted cigar may have started the fire.
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Health department funds sought for replenishment
The health department will ask to replenish funds for various purposes, with about 200 dollars likely to be requested for the use of the Flower Mission. The push comes at the regular meeting of the city council on Monday to discuss replenishment and allocations.
Annual Church Fair at Pentratuve Ma Church
The Women’s Circle of the Pentratuve Ma church will host the annual fair in the church basement on Friday in November with a turkey dinner in the evening. No admission fee and no charge for inner will be 0 cents. On Friday evening in December a Manning Glee Club entertainment will be held at the church. The group of 10 young men performs solo and concerted numbers and barbecue sketches.
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Manning Glee Club
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