Miss Roosevelt on Flying Trip Breaks Coast-to-Coast Record
Miss Alice Roosevelt travels aboard B. H. Harriman’s special train aiming to set a coast-to-coast speed record. The party includes Longworth, Boardman, and McClellan. gifts from abroad are in eight trunks. Roosevelt rejects sensational values and asserts the U.S. as unique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Roosevelt
Scripps-M’rae Press Association
San Francisco
Alice Roosevelt
Washington
Orient
B. H. Harriman
Merriman
Gressman Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Mabel Boardman
Amy McClellan
Detroit
Yokohama
America
Congressmal Longworth
Roosevelt
Eve
Wrather
Wowas
Mdi
Lake Shore
Chicago
Buffalo
Ram
Harriman
Northwestern professor urges careful reading of newspapers
Scripps-Mare Press notes Prof J A James at Northwestern University warns history students that newspapers are not merely entertainment but vital sources. He stresses reading current events with discipline, contrasting with some students who show ignorance of news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Mare Press Association
Chicago
Northwestern University
J. A. James
America
St. Tatts County Sheriff Increases Patrols
The St. Tatts County Sheriff authorized four extra men to patrol main roads to deter car thefts. The four troopers will be sworn in to watch shotgun holders and motor vehicles, focusing on key thoroughfares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-37
Press Association
ST. Louis
St. Tatts County
Election Nov 7 Outline of statewide races and offices
Election notices list November 7 races across states including governor and major state officers in many regions. It notes New Jersey and Ohio gubernatorial contests, Pennsylvania legislature, Rhode Island governor and state officers, South Carolina minor officials, Virginia governor and legislature, with additional references to city elections and local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshael Gestslitre
Oth Maegichisels
New Jersey
Ohio
Atul
Jegislaare Pennsylvouise Legislante
Rhode Teland
South Carolina
Legislatire
Virginia
Notatty
New York City
Roosevelt Obeys Woman's Request Amid Private Visit
President Theodore Roosevelt defied precedent by meeting Mrs. Baker at Barrington Hall after declining to attend a public reception. The visit followed his mother’s wedding recollection and featured discussion of the late Mrs. Roosevelt and his proposed schedule. A separate wedding notice details Agnes O'Mara and Edward Slinger marrying at Rosy Cross church with attendants, reception, and future home in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MRA Press Association
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Catherin Theodore
Alcaider
W. BE. Bulger
Barrington Hall
Aes
Haken Wis
Racentian
Eld Bulloch
Theodore
Rosy Cross
Agnes O'Mara
Joan O'Mara
Edward Slinger
Father Wade
Grace O'Mars
James Troy
Arthur Slinger
David Lacher
Margaret Tice
St. Louie
Muenchik special notes car crash injures riders
A collision involving a contractor and a motor man near 90th Street injures several passengers. Elmer Werfel badly hurt, others sustained serious injuries, with Willa Eppards moving the vehicle as authorities investigate cause. Rumors link the incident to earlier transit delays and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheert
Crossting
Uty
Pytaliy
Elmer Werfel
Willa Eppards
Witte Named Finance Minister in New Cabinet
SCRIPPS-RAE PRESS ASSOCIATION reports Count Witte has been appointed minister of finance in the proposed cabinet. General Duroyo, governor general of Moscow, is named minister of the interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czar
Scripps-Rae Press Association
ST. Petersburg
Count Witte
Fnance
Gen. Duroyo
Moncow
Interior
Missionary Society Elects Officers and Managers
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Central Ave. Methodist Episcopal Church elected officers and a large board of managers for the year. President Mrs. Clinton B. Fisk of New York City. Vice presidents include Mrs. Jane Bancroft Robinson of Detroit and others across Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan. Corresponding secretary Mrs. Delle Bathrop Williams. recording secretary Mrs. F. Adikin. treasurer Mrs. George H. Thompson. A wide slate lists managers and associate managers from Cincinnati, Detroit, Philadelphia, and beyond, with numerous honorary vice presidents and associate roles named.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
Central Ave
Methodtat Episcopal
Clinton BR. Fisk
New York City
Jane Bancroft Robinson
Detroit
Mich
Metuhe
Delaware
Wiliam Christie Herron
T. D. Jones
A. Goodman, Jr
Cincinnati
Mire
P. Thirkseid
Cine Mus
Whetstone
Albright
W. Bosswell
Philadelphia
Pac
W. Roncertaon
JW. Gosling
Cincinati
Henriette A Bancroft
D. DB. Thomason
Evanstot
John New
Baltimore
Pod. Perehment
Pillsbyre
Tayora
J. Po Negus
Stare
Hamilton
Game Hiannem
Henry Wade Rogers
Mod. Seaver
James Worthert
MT Mervin
Tienes Spellmerer
Pye
Community events and clubs schedule at Manson hall
The Kutehta and Liales of Security plan a meeting at Manson hall on Thursday evening for a pres vote observance. The St Joseph’s Teaching School will hold a meeting at 2:00 pm on Thursday. The German club Die Deutscher Sprachgesellschaft plans language practice sessions at Manual Praltag to study German literary works. RE Aid to the Progressive Spiritual church hosts a biweekly event. A card party and charity events are listed at various venues including Red Mounts and St Joseph’s hall to benefit local schools and training programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kutehta
Liales
Mmasanera
Manson Hall
Suesdary
Ume
Die Destsehe Sprachgesellachat
Ugh Soko
Clube ix
Hughshine
Elmer Thivnee
Presi Dy Eaun Tompintin
Charley Levin
Dollie Moore
Mise Hoppeshte
Red Monts
Waushingtunekt
Mienaka League
St. Joseph's Hall
Alahama
Party in Fourth Ward Gains Confidence in Victory
Republican speakers shift focus beyond the Fourth Ward where Charles A. Bookwalter and Frederick W. Eppert lead. Theodore Summers, Democratic rival and editor of the Search-Light, claims Summers is the West’s only weekly comic paper. Summers attacks Eppert while Hollaman and Indianapolis News editors denounce Eppert’s council stance and wasteful city expenditures, urging a return to prudent governance.
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Fourth Ward
Charles A. Bookwalter
Frederick W. Eppert
Erqueil
Hut Ward
Theodore ¥. Summers
Coinett
Summers
Search-Light
Manusreipt
Woodmin
Thuraday Alan
Cornelimin Eppert
Bygcert
Aly
Shound
Hollaman
Indianapolis News
Eppett
Eppert
Hetantan
Board of Public Works
Reyally
Connect
Bbe
Charles A. Garrard
Garrard
Connell
Wipert
Drs
Aelf
Toltzman
A Hit How Trying Postum Coffee Changed Us
A family narrates their switch from coffee to Postum after a failed first attempt. The mother’s second trial, following directions, produced a strong, pleasant beverage. The father, once coffee dependent, reports improved health, and the children thrive. Postum Co Battle Creek Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobe
Postum Co
Battle Crack
Mich
Dog wakes family saving eight from gas in Chicago home
A dog’s park alerted Mrs. Margaret Jerry to a deadly gas leak in a Chicago residence on Tuesday. The dog’s barking prompted evacuation, but Edward Ford was found dead in bed from gas exposure as the entire house filled with fumes.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Chicago
Margaret Jerry
Edward Ford
Death of Chicago man found in Indianapolis hotel room
John Standcader 45 years old from Chicago was found dead in his Worms hotel room in West Indianapolis Monday night by his roommate. Coroner Tutentler will investigate though death is believed natural. Mrs Brandehader will travel to claim the body.
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John Standcader
Chicago
Inswing & Mechanical
Parry Cart Works
Worm’s Hotel
Indianapolis
Tutentler
Brandehader
Hibernian Ball Date Change Due to Hall Rental
The fourth annual van of the Hibernian No 6 A Q 1 will be held at the German House on Nov 8 instead of Tomington hall. The Eureka Lodge No 104 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen also shifted its ball to Nov 9 at Tomington hall after Control Dunn rented the original venue for a pure food show, forcing new dates for both groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tominnon Hall
Eureka Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Han
Fourth Victim of Collision Reported in Indianapolis News
A fifth man dies from the interurban wreck as Jacob Heyor, 30, a nightwatchman for White River Coal, dies at By Vines Hospital. Injuries and funerals follow for Harvey Dames and Lydia Morrison, while Mrs Nellie Russell remains in serious condition. The piece also notes political controversy over Chief Kruger and vice regulation, and a probate court speech by Judge Merle Walker.
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Greenwood
Warlock
Jacob Heyor
Vines Hospital
Heyah
Hieveb
Heyeb
White River Coal Company
Westest Kot
Lydia Morrison
Nellie
Sedie Russell
St. Vincent's Hospital
Harvey Dames
Capitoleave
Lydia Ato Rison
Nellie Russell
Morrion
Christian Kruger
Indianapolis
Dre Justiga Stansfield
Meridlans el
Civle
Ite
Teverun
Thme
Merle N. A. Walker
Moonday
Richwein
Indianapolis News
Kruger
No New Meat Inspectors Hinted By Wilson Move
Representatives in congress, led by midwest members, pressed for meat inspector appointments and label funding. Secretary Wilson's office signaled no new inspectors this season as veterinary inspectors may shift to meat inspection, while Western cattle restrictions ease in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps
PRE Press Association
Washington
Congress
Middle West
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Wilson Hag
Palloys and Machinery Supply Ad for Teething Remedy
A fragmentary ad describes palloys shafting and baws machinery supplies by OM and Supply. It mentions an old burrs for children and promotes a soothing teething remedy claiming to ease gum pain and calm irritability for teething infants. The block includes stray references to twenty eight events and other unclear terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM and Supply
Inco operations and firms with stock changes and officers
Western Taunch and Engine work suehigast City increase capital stock from 20000 to 1900 to 1900? Emil Klopseh secretary. Connersville Wheel company Connersville to make buggies carriages etc raise stock 100.04. Edward W. An aled Geo W Ansted Charles C Hull. Munete Auto Parts company Munet To Way and sell automobiles and supplies Hugh T. Warcer Chas T. Quayle Ray Hathaway. Frazier Ive and Fel company Mun ete to buy and sell ire and supply capital sek 00. Edward Frazier Wm George Jesse Platter. A Guaranteed Cure for Piles Nicking Blind Bleeding or Protruding Dies. Your dro ge ist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure you in to WW day we.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suehigast City
Capital
Emil Klopseh
Connersville Wheel Company
Connersvilie
Edward WW. Analed
Geo. W. Ansted
Charles ¢. Hull
Munete Auto Parts Company
Munet
Chas. T. Quayle
Ray Hathaway
Frazier Ive and Fel Company
Munete
Edward Frazier
George
Jesse Platter
Pacific Coast travel and industrial openings advertised
Travel deals on daily trains from Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle and Tacoma with low rates to several western cities and double berth sleeping cars offered. Also an industrial opportunities folder promoting North Western Line extensions with factory site details and locations for manufacturers and dealers along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Union ‘Tacita & Northwestern
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Helene, Butts
Gpokane
Ogaen
Bull Lake City
All Pointe Dallyena
Bao Frencheeo
Ateas MN
M. Breese
Gen'l Aut
OS Wakmutst
Cincimnat
Chicago & North-Western
Ciocinnatl
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President
Rocky Mountains
Longworth
White House
Roosevelt Art Party
Wop. A
Tn Tt
Cheyenne
Omaha
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Rocky Mountain Range
Union
Nature
Miles’ Nervine
Miles’ Neevine
Maleiory
Prof. James
Gar
Elmer Warfel
Iscripps-Wrae Press Association
Nichint Shulmetor
Faeng
Fehl Marshall Ovama
City News
St Joseph'y
National Biscuit Company
Beecham
Hibernian
Holtzman
Hood
Indiana
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