Dignity When Robes Are Off at Supreme Court
Washington dispatch describes justices of the Supreme Court leaving the bench to enjoy diversions. Harlan golfs, Day loves baseball, White and McKenna lightly follow the game, Holmes chases fires, and Lurton and Hughes mix leisure with duties as peers relax in society.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Bench
Harlan
Republic
Justice Harlan
Justice Day
White
McKenna
Justice Lurton
Justice Holmes
Justice Hughes
Hughes
James D. Maher
Chevy Whase
Maher
Day
Charles Henry Butler
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Butler
Justice Lorton
Taft
Washington paper boosts Marshall for 1912 nomination
The Washington Times says Governor Marshall is a leading presidential candidate for 1912 and could loom as a key factor. His term runs to 1913, keeping him out of a re election fight, while Indiana and other states loom in the dynamic.
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Washington
Marshall
Washington Times
Indiana
Ohio
Harmon
New Jersey
Wilson
Beveridge
Landis and Beveridge rally in Second district race
In Spencer and Owen counties Republicans defend Beveridge while opponent Cullop faces a tough reelect. Bland camps strong for Congress as Beveridge is praised for progressiveness and labor ties. Local deals, court cases, and road issues shape votes amid factional shifts and church endorsements.
Oregon Apple Box Is Cupid's Retreat
New York October 25 an involved romance from Oregon ends in marriage Bertha Luce of John Day Ore an orphan who placed a note in a barrel of apples Minnie Pietrowsky of Jersey City found it a correspondence began and two girls then about fourteen became warm friends later Bertha Luce moved to Los Angeles to join the eastern woman who had become interested and they marry the bride says she owes her happiness to the note placed seven years ago in a crate of Oregon apples by Bertha Luce.
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New York
Oregon
Bertha Luce
John Day
Ore
Minnie Pietrowsky
Jersey City
Stosser
Los Angeles
Bertha
Pitched Into Field Then Steals Mule in Wild Chase
Special to The Sun. In Richmond Indiana Bill Newman from Centerville stole a mule after an argument with alcohol. The mule dragged a spring wagon, crashed into a fence, and caused a comical chase through farms before Newman was arrested. The mule remained unclaimed as authorities investigated the accident.
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Richmond
Ind
Bill Newman
Centerville
John Barleycorn
Bill
Raltisback Farm
Railsback
Rallsback
Newman
Taft Dines On Foreign Vessel In DC Harbor Lunch
President Taft dined on the Argentine training ship President Sarmiento docked in Washington on October 25. Captain Enrico Fliess hosted the luncheon with Argentine cadets aboard. Secretary Knox acting Navy secretary Winthrop and diplomats attended the reception where Admiral Garcia introduced Taft to cadets as the band played both the Star Spangled Banner and a lively tune.
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Washington
United States
District of Columbia
President Sarimiento
Enrico Fliess
Knox
Winthrop
French President Faliieres Under Guard After Threats
Paris reports extreme precautions to shield President Faliieres and cabinet after an anarchist circular declares they face death in the courts of militant railroad strikers following a swift rise in security measures.
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Paris
Faliieres
Sympathetic Strike Looms Over Missouri Roads
A labor crisis unfolds as Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain trainmen weigh a Challot on whether to refuse to haul strikebreakers. If they disobey, they face dismissal. a broader sympathetic strike could halt all trains as 2,500 skilled workers are idle.
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Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Order of
Challot
Hannonunion
A. W. Sullivan
Ethelle Neve Acquitted in London Court
The article reports the acquittal of Ethelle Neve in a London court. It mentions testimony defending her character and notes her husband and pregnancy. A witness says she visited Dr. Crippen’s home and that their friendship was platonic. The witness aims to vindicate Neve’s character and distance Crippen from the case.
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Ethelle Neve
London
Dr. Crippen
England
Crippen
London Chronicle editor fined for Crippen confession
News Editor Perris of the London Chronicle was fined 1000 dollars and costs for publishing an alleged Crippen confession soon after Crippen's arrest in Canada. He was committed to jail until the fine is paid. The dispatch originated from Montreal and contempt of court actions were taken.
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London Chronicle
H. H. Crippen
Crippen
Inspector Dew
Canada
Perris
London
Montreal
Restraining order closes all saloons state wide
Memphis Tenn Oct 25 saloons across the state are ordered shut by a federal judge John E McCall. Four hundred saloons closed in Chattanooga and about 200 more will be closed in Nashville. The Law and Order league says the injunction will be made permanent at the Thursday hearing in U S courts.
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Memphis
Tenn
United States
John E. McCall
Chattanooga
Nashville
Law and Order League
Emperor William Visits Brussels
Brussels October 25. A hostile demonstration planned for Tuesday by socialists surfaced during the emperor’s visit. Authorities prepared for potential protests while security remained tight as the royal party toured sites.
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Emperor William
Brussels
Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Recipe
A Pinex and Sugar Syrup cough remedy promises quick relief and low cost. Mix a pint of sugar syrup with 2½ ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle, take a teaspoonful every one to three hours, and enjoy claimed throat relief and slight laxative effect with a money back guarantee.
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United States
Canada
Hag Pinex
Frayne
Ind
Indianapolis Automobile Directory Entry Highlights
The Motor Car Center at COLE 30 corner Capitol Ave lists E M F 30 and Flanders 20. Shallow listings include SiUDIBAHER 309-15 N Penn St and STUJEBAER 309-15 N Penn. G&J TIRES and Olver & Grover appear in the Columbus area ad section.OVERLAND is referenced with a vague note on a fierce depletion.
Royal procession greeted by guards and salute in streets
Emperor William of Germany and the empress arrived Tuesday afternoon as soldiers cleared crowds. Whip charged the mobs driving them into alleys while the royal procession passed. Fifty one guns fired a royal salute and bystanders were kept at a distance.
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Germany
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