President Roosevelt Visits Raleigh in 1905 Texas style parade
President Roosevelt arrives in Raleigh via special train amid music, cheers, and a city decorated for the occasion. He enters the state capitol, receives a loving cup from the North Carolina Literary and Historical Society, speaks at the fair grounds to thousands, then departs for Durham and beyond.
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Raleigh
United States
Tnion
Loeb
Roosevelt
Francis D. Winston
Gene
Greensboro
Frank Melane
Apa
We Street
William
William B. Schapp
Worth Bagley Daniels
Woril Bagley
Josethius Daniels
Democratic National
Ans
Thoosevelt
Winewa
T.oeh
Gienmy
Capitol
State Capitol
Senate
Supreme Court
North Carolina Literary and Historical Society
North Carolina
John Charlies McNeill
Charlotte
Windsay Patterson
Winston
Wiliam Bouston
Philadelphia
Fair Grounds
South
Indies
Marshal Mebane
Durham
High, Point
Salisbury
Bank liquidity and solvency in Cun ningham remarks
Cun ningham noted a large number of small depositors but could not specify how many. He said solvency or insolvency could only be discussed after the bank was closed and its balance assessed. Outcomes depend on the quality of securities backing the bank’s loans.
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Cunningham
Lock Canal Favored by Board of Engineers
Washington reports that a majority of consulting engineers favor a four lock isthmian canal rather than a sea level route after examining geology and natural obstacles. Chairman Shents said rapid progress is being made and the situation is improving. Other items cover a Brooklyn bond theft, U S Mason rule on citizenship, a fraud sentencing, Chadwick jewelry sale, counterfeit coin arrests, record October rains, city embezzlement arrest, and a shooting incident in Florida.
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Washington
Tanama Canal
Board of Consulting Engineers
Shents
Chadwick
Cleveland
Cassie L. Chadwick
United States Marshal's Office
U. S
Bakers
San Francisco
Cal
Sherman
Secret Service
Waren
Honolus
Bank collapse shocks Pennsylvania politics and finance
A bank cashier, T Lee Clarke of Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny, killed himself as deposits neared $2,000,000. The ensuing collapse implicates prominent state figures, with claims the bank financed railway and development ventures. Officials deny wrongdoing, while investigations focus on bonds, notes, and relationships among Clarke, Andrews, Kennedy, Torrance, and Hagen.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
T. Lee Clarke
Enterprise National Bank of
Brng
Gwinner
Clarke
Santa Fe Central Railway
Pennsylvania Development Company
W. S. Andrews
Arthur Kennedy
Francis J. Torrance
W. H. Andrews
W. C. Hagen
T Lee Clarke
Andrews
Jie
Torrance
Hagen
Kennedy
United States
Homer N. Castle
Prohibition
Supreme Judge
Enterprise National Bank
National Bank
John J. Cunninghan
Cunningham World
Tie
Portrait Painter Felix Schurig Returns from Davenport Exhibit Plans
Professor Felix Schurig is back from Davenport where he arranged an art exhibit to be held there in a week or so. Davenport papers speak well of our Iowa City portrait painter and anticipate a successful presentation.
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Davenport
Felix Schurig
Denger
Iowa City
Postponed Sale At George Paul Farm Near Iowa City
Mier Prastay moves the closing out sale to Tuesday October 24 at the George Paul farm five and a half miles west of Iowa City and two and a half miles southeast of Jiffin. The auction begins 10 a m with three horses 70 head of Aberdeen Angus cattle farm machinery lumber oats straw corn stalks and other property. A free lunch will be served at noon. Col C H Murphy to cry the sale PB R Ford clerk.
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Mier Prastay
George Paul
Iowa City
Jiffin
C. H. Murphy
PB. R. Ford
Local Briefs On Movements And Events
J B Smith W Dows and Joseph Wardle left for Muscatine yesterday Captain Lucas returned from Cedar Rapids Miss Katherine Jewell Everts offers a recital at the Presbyterian church A marriage license issued to Joseph Lapata and Miss Josephine Malemanek Regents group to meet Friday Oct 27 Football train return limit set to Mon Oct 23 Mrs Clarence Hall returned to Sharon township from Newton Mr A D Chandler family moved to Iowa City Chandler works for Equitable Company University band to wear new pew uniforms Yeomen in Iowa City discuss J E Paul at Des Moines state convention. tensions rise over the issue potentially disrupting the order in the state
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Capt. Lucas
Cedar Rapids
Katherine Jewell Everts
The
Presbyterian Church
A. D. Chandler
Moline
Iowa City
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Loss
We thank friends who assisted and shared sorrow after the death of our wife and mother. Your sympathy and help are deeply appreciated during this bereavement.
News in Brief from Chicago to New York
A white man chased a Negro into a crowded Chicago justice court and fired three shots. Postmaster General Cortelyou says fourth class postmasters remain undisturbed if they perform satisfactorily. Miner M Peruse of Chisholm Minn died from gas asphyxiation. New York court rejects Joseph Jeiter’s wheat corner plea and orders $60,767 to brokers. A premature blast in Lead S D killed Torren Anderson and Ballo Pascoe. Carl Knack of Geneseo Ill, 50, fatally struck by a train. Walter S Larson, Manitowoc Wis county superintendent, injured by runaway. Joseph Ticks, Boonville Ind, killed by cage fall. The president’s civil service order is praised by the civil service commissioner. Necklace worth $75,000 lost or stolen in New York. found later at Scheer’s shop.
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Chicago
Cortelyou de
New York
Joseph Jeiter
Lead
Torren Anderson
Ballo Pascoe
Carl Knack
Geneseo
Walter $. Larson
Manitowoc
Wis
Joseph Ticks
Boonville
Ind
Civil Service Commissioner
Sunday School Hour Changes in Coralville
Coralville reports the Sunday school hour is moved to 2 30 p m Mrs A Edwards visits from Chicago to see relatives and friends Dr Mabel Williams plans a Minneapolis excursion Friday evening The recent rain filled crsterns and laid the dmft Miss Myrtle West and Miss Beth Portlock of the university visited Sunny Crest farm Mrs John Williams north of town recovered at home after illness
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A. Edwards
Chicago
Mabel Williams
Minneapolis
Mrytle West
Beth Portlock
The
University
Sunny Crest Farm
John Williams
Madison Items from Madison Illinois Trip and Local Notes
Madison, Oct. 20. Mrs. D. W. Wray and daughter returned home this week from a two weeks visit with relatives in Illinois. Mrs. Machovet is seriously ill. Some in the vicinity are busking corn. Wim, Young and family visited at F. Byers's home Sunday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Worrel Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Beem of Marengo have returned home after a brief visit with their son, a university student.
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Wales
India
London
Prince and Princess of Wales
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Prince
Princess of Wales
Genoa
Italy
Homday
Madison
D. W. Wray
Illinois
Wim, Young
F. Byers
John Worrel
J. T. Beem
Marengo
Markets Report From PW Dehner Brokers in Jawa City
Today s markets notes stock and grain prices furnished by PW Dehner brokers at 107% E Washington Street Jawa City. The bulletin lists current levels for key shares and agricultural commodities with brief price directions and closing tendencies.
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Dehner
Washington Street
Jawa City
Chicago Live Stock Receipts and Grain Estimates
Chicago market notes show steady to firm live stock prices with mixed butchers and cattle receipts. Grain receipts list wheat at 67 carlots and corn at 132 late with estimates of 49 wheat 116 corn and 219 oats. totals include 18 000 cattle receipts and 23 000 sheep.
Grain prices set by Summer Mill Co in Iowa
Cash prices for grain issued by the Summer Mill Co show current market rates in Town City Iowa. The notice lists pricing details for local producers and reflects regional market conditions.
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Summer Mill CO
Town City
Iowa
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