Dark Future: Chamberlain Warns of Gov't Collapse in Britain
Joseph Chamberlain spoke to about 6,000 in Glasgow on a Tuesday night. He criticized Balfour's cabinet and warned that free trade could bring down the government. He cited Venice’s Campanile ruins as a metaphor for decay and urged stronger, modern measures to defend Britain’s empire amid declining exports and rising American production.
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Scotland
Joseph Chamberlain
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Balfour
Venice
Campanile
Hoe
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Preacher Forces Entry To Church In Buchanan Michigan
In Buchanan Michigan a preacher defied a judge's injunction and entered a locked church by removing hinges and door pins. He held morning services despite trustees and church officers opposing him and cutting electric wires. The incident prompted plans to arrest him on burglary charges as Rev Veach invited further action.
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Buchanan, Mich
Borepont
Sbresten
Veach
Tent Tornado Kills Four Horses and Injures People
Mendota Newfoundland Oct 7 A cyclonic storm and heavy rain toppled a wild west show tent. Four horses were killed and several cowboys and Indians injured. Daniel Conklin, 2 oldest living veterans of Fremont and Kit Carson, was struck by a falling pole and mortally injured. Also, Bicks Hoover, 31, of Anderson Indiana, died in Oklahoma City as grief over the wreck spread.
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Mendota
Daniel Conklin
Geout
Gen. Fremont
Kit Carson
Serhapa
Hocaler
Oklahoma
Guthrie
O. T
Bicks Hoover
Anderson
Ind
Okiehooma City
Ae Uss
Cpunell
Lebaudy Aims to Build United States of Liberlia
London reports 2E Lebaudy intends a North American empire called the United States of Liberlia. He plans to populate it with African Americans from the United States and has sought extensive concessions from the government.
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London
Lebaudy
North America
United States
Liberlia
Youngest Captain in American Army William Alitehell
Captain William Alitehell of Milwaukee is described as the youngest man of his rank in the U S Army at three years of service. He served with Gen Hugh L and Gen Arthur MacArthur in campaigns in Cuba and the Philippines, then built a 1600 mile Alaskan telegraph line from government posts, proving perseverance amid blizzards and mosquitoes. He commanded at Ft Egbert with 101 men while 60 remained on the Tanana river project, completing the line in two years.
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West Point
Kyu
William Alitehell
United States Army
Milwaukee
Mitchell
Fhahugh Leo
Cuan
Philippine Islands
Arthur MacArthur
Alaska
Ft. Egbert
Salfacket
Tanana
Horoscope of Pius Paris Predicts Struggles and Fame
A horoscope for Pope Pius X, dated October 7, suggests his sun sign is Gemini and Mars con joined with the twins signals celebrity. It notes Gemini as governing air, predicting many celebrities born under this sign and foretelling great external and internal struggles tied to his current position.
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Paris
Pius X
Giory
Mars
Cold reception planned for czar in Rome amid funds shortage
Rome October reports that heavy spending for visits of King Edward and Kaiser Wilhelm has exhausted city funds and left no money for entertaining the czar of Russia. With socialistic opposition, officials fear a notably cool welcome when the czar arrives as a guest of King Victor Emmanuel.
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Rome
Shaney
Edward
Kaiser Wilhelm
Russia
Victor Emmanuel
Four Trainmen Killed in Arkansas Freight Collision
In Giloam Springs Arkansas on Tuesday night a head on collision between two Kansas City Southern freight trains killed four crew members Engineers Worrell and Penrod and Firemen Rogers and Hamblin.
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Giloam Springs
Ark
In & Head
Kansas City Southern
Worrell
Penrod
Piece of Apple in Nose Requiring Operation
Carrie Johnson, three, from Market at, crammed a fragment of apple into her nose while playing with other children. All efforts to remove it failed until Tuesday when her mother and several dispensary attendants held her still for an operation.
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Carrie Johnson
Scientists Stand by Faith in Laura Funk Case Test
Local Christian scientists refuse to let Laura Funk's conviction slow their movement. They plan to use Anna Dorland's case as a constitutional test. The matter goes before the court in January.
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Laura Funk
Anna Dorland
Intent to Give 20000 Tied to Indiana Missionary Work
A note implies a planned donation of 20000 to Indiana missionary efforts had Simon Yandel died or not by Monday. The text suggests 90.07 was allocated to that cause, leaving 10.0 percent of an initial 1,000,000 fortune unaddressed.
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Simon Yandel
Indiana
Thie Wank
Vaudeville and Burlesque Week at Grand Park
Grand Park features Miss Jennie St George headlining with her harp act in a vaudeville bill. The program highlights The Dooley comedy, Park burlesque, and a sensational melodrama The James Bays of Missouri with vivid stage staging and a blue cut train robbery sequence. The harp, valued at 270 dollars, is central to Miss St George's act and devotion.
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Jennie St. George
the Grand
Miss St. George
Miles St. George
Lyon & Heally
Chicago
Miss St- George
Melo Arama
James Bays
Child Plays With Copperhead Snake in Yard
In Washington N J on October an incident left Mrs Edward Alpaugh horror stricken when she found her five year old daughter Ruth fondling a copperhead three feet long in a neighbor’s sunflowers. Neighbor Richard Valentine aided in subduing the reptile by chopping off its head with a hatchet after the child sat calmly in its coil.
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Washington
N, J
Edward Alpaugh
Ruth
Mrs. Alpaugh
Lemon juice for bite of mad dog discussed at Chicago dinner
Dr A Tugorlo of the Pasteur Institute urged lemon juice as a first aid for mad dog bites at a Chicago Physicians' club dinner at the Sherman House. Dr Lammon praised it as a handy home treatment though not a cure, while debate also covered hydrophobia seasonality and city dog laws.
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A. Tugorlo
Pasteur Institute
Physicians’ Club of
Chicago
Sherman House
Lammon
Chietga
Pisa
Chicago News
Greeks See Turkey as Friendly Power in Athens View
In Athens, Greeks view Turkey as the most popular power and Turks as welcome guests. Officials discuss possible Greek army aid to Sultan Brinhard against Bulgaria, noting a small yet well organized force capable of influencing a close conflict. The Greek army emphasizes social equality between officers and men, with distinctive dress and casual dining together. The Greek navy is limited, while Bulgaria's fleet includes a 50 ton yacht and a 1000 ton cruiser with a few smaller ships.
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Athens
Turkey
Brinhard
Bulgaris
Greece
Casex
Coast Guard
Bulgaria
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