President Roosevelts Sunday in St Augustine and Jacksonville
President Roosevelt began his Alabama tour after a tranquil morning in St Augustine where he attended Presbyterian Memorial Church. He then bathed in salt water at Fort Marion and later spoke at Fort Marion and the negro Baptist academy in Jacksonville before returning to St Augustine.
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St Augustine
Fla
Roosevelt
Alabama
St. Augustine
Mobile
Presbyterian Memorial Church
James Coffin Stout
Ioncheon
Loeb
Sur- Zeon
Rixer
John Mellhenny
John Greenway
Fort Marion
Anastasia
Br. Augustine
United States
Ponce de Leon
Board of Trade
Ward
Jacksonville
Board of Trade Auditorim
Negro Baptist Academy
Teddy
Interference Acknowledged to Aid Concerned Peoples
The speaker asserts interference may be necessary to benefit involved peoples. They admit occasional unavoidable intrusions due to duty, warning that abstaining could invite other powers to act, which would be regrettable from multiple viewpoints.
Deadly Great Lakes Storm Raises Toll and Losses
Reports from Chicago and Ludington describe a storm on the Great Lakes lasting about thirty six hours. Death toll rises to twenty one with forty two vessels lost or damaged. Survivors from the schooner J Y Jones reach Ludington. two crewmen drown. The Progress arrives in port after four days adrift. a body is found in a fish net near Lorain. Seven drown in a Delaware River launch collision near Bevery.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Ludington
Mich
J. Y. Jones
Lake Michigan
Wiliam Thomas
Ever Qilsen
Louis Fredreksen
Jagob Fredreksen
Hans M. Hansen
Olaf Gunderson
Jones
Traverse Bay
Midway
Mfilwaukee
Thoms
Olsson
Peter Kilty
Pere Marquette
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Corrigan
Progress
Thomas J. Brady
Detroit
John Maxwell
Buffalo
Evrergeer
Ashland
Roo
Fox
Sheldon
Lora
Lorain
Delaware
Bevery
Philadelphia
Bristol
Taft Blasts Socialism in Ohio Campaign Speech
Secretary of War Taft opened his Ohio campaign in Akron denouncing the new Democracy and Cox as a foe of reform. He warned of government and municipal ownership under democracy and urged a vote to curb socialist influences this fall. Senators Dick and Representative Thomas congratulated Taft after the remarks.
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Akron. G
Taft
Ohio
New Democracy
Bryan
Democratic Party
Trian
George B. Cox
Cox Machine
Cincinnati
Republican State Executive Committee
Representative Thomas
Niles
Roi
Cox
President discusses Panama Canal and western hemisphere duties
The Jacksonville Board of Trade hearing highlights the Panama Canal as a world duty for the United States. The president warns against timid opposition and emphasizes bolstering the navy and strategic positions to safeguard Caribbean interests and canal access.
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Jacksonville
Caribbean Sea
United States
Insular
Michigan Beet Growers Improve Yields and Harvests
Bar City Michigan October 28 Farmers in Michigan report better sugar beet quality and larger harvests. They attribute gains to mastery of cultivation and contracting practices that limit acreage to manageable levels. The German American factory notes 2.24 contractors growing about 7 000 acres, urging similar restraint to boost factory viability.
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Bar City
Mich
Michigan
Woman Held as a Brute in Fort Scott Murder Case
Fort Scott Kansas October 23 Mrs Belle Riggin held without bail for the murder of her six year old stepson Herbert Riggin The father George F Riggin discharged testimony indicating no direct implic ation in mistreatment Three physicians testified the child died from lack of nourishment bruises and wasting organs Narration labels the act as drunken brute. Spring Valley Illinois October 25 Jobo Sednick a farmer drunk beat his wife and burned the house. baby perished and two other children injured Mrs Sednick gravely hurt possibly dying
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Fort Scott
Kan
Belle Riggin
Herbert Riggsin
Geo. F. Riggin
Bar
Spring Valley
Jobo Sednick
Ibis Cella
Sednick
WHI Result in Six Deaths at Elmira Crossing
Two Polish trackmen were killed and six fatally injured when a locomotive rolled down an embankment at a creek crossing near Elmira Michigan. A temporary bridge failed under the locomotive and the engine crew escaped by jumping. Glass factory in Dun Kirk adds three workers boosting weekly payroll to $3,000. Utica printers end strike after employers concede to eight hour day starting January 1.
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Elmira
Mich
Boyne City, Garlord and Alpena
Portland
Ind
Dunkirk Glass Company
Dunkirk
Utica
Utica. N
Governor Labellette Criticizes Railroads in Wisconsin Speech
Lafollcite wakes kin up as Mount Pleasant audience hears Governor Labellette of Wisconsin speak three hours against political carripien. He rails at congressional actions in the lands of the railroads and urges reform.
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Mount Pleasant
Mich
Labellette
Wisconsin
Normal College
Carripien
Uncle Sam Cracks Down On Damaged Queenstown China
In Bloomington on Oct 23 a shipment of decorative dinnerware was shattered after government officials found the designs too vague for U S consumers. Br Wallace chief examiner from Chicago ordered the entire stock broken. In Constantinople the Porte protested foreign financial interference in Turkey, seeking end to power meddling.
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Uncle Sam
Bloomington
Teoria
Queenstvare
BR. Wallace
United States
Turkey
Constantinople
The
Porte
Baron von Galice
Uskub
Wincie Delegates Appointed
Springfield Ill October 23 Governor Deneen appoints Mrs Sarah Wranklin and Mrs M Holland of Chiesgro as delegates to the National Prison Congress in Lincoln Nebraska from October 21 to 36.
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Wincie
Springfield
Deneen
Sarah Wranklin
M. Holland
Chiesgro
National Prison Congress
Lincoln
Neh
Rebels threaten operations in Cotabato campaign
In Mindanao Cotabato area insurgents threaten intensified actions to capture and kill officials and civilians allied with the government. The report from Manila dated October 23 notes the hostile move as the Cotabato rebels push a harsh campaign against friendly forces.
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Manila
Cotabato Calles Mindanag
Tawney Reconsidered on Arizona New Mexico Statehood
Kansas City dispatch quotes Representative Tawney of Minnesota amid a western study tour. He says conditions are not ripe for admitting Arizona or New Mexico, urges ceasing statehood agitation for now, and notes many congress members would not support joint statehood if they could visit Arizona. He adds his next vote will align with Arizona’s approval.
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Kansas City
Lawnes
Minnesota
Arizona
New Mexico
Prescott, A. T
Tawney
Congress
Folk declines Gotham speak due to official duties
Gov Joseph W Folk telegram urges regret at inability to attend a New York City invitation tied to Jerome for re election. He cites demanding official duties and pre scheduled engagements. Separate items note Consul Davilson denying a purity conference claim and Beloit pioneer teacher Sereno Mer Till death plus Hazelton miners returning to work.
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Folk
Gotham
Jefferson Cir
Joseph W. Folk
New York City
Beloit
Wis
Sereno T. Mer- Till
Beloi
Beloit College
Wisconsin
Empirewide thanksgiving for peace observed in St Petersburg
Service of thanksgiving was held in all churches across the empire to mark the conclusion of peace. The emperors rescript was read at court and a festival mass took place in Kazan cathedral in St. Petersburg with ministers and other high officials in attendance.
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St. Petersburg
Empire
Kazan
Leishman Protests Retrial of Vartanian in Constantinople
United States minister Leishman has sent a note to the Porte protesting the retrial of Ghirkis Vartanian. The protest concerns assurances that judicial proceedings would be suspended pending settlement of the question of principle arising from Vartanian’s claim to U.S. protection.
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Leishman
Constantinople
Get
United States
Porte
Ghirkis Vartanian
Arsin
No Special Privilege for Chicago Milwaukee Trade Rates
Milwaukee announces new policy granting all regular outside exchanges including St. Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and Duluth a one sixteenth rate of commission on trades negotiated through the Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce. Previously only Chicago traders enjoyed this privilege.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Duluth
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
Simpson Nearing Death After Bleeding Incident
Wichita Kans Oct 23 ex representative Jerry Simpson suffered severe hemorrhage and a lighter one earlier doctors fear he can live only a few more hours this is the third time within a week death has been near Simpson has revived briefly but remains critically ill.
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Simpson
Wichita
Kan
Jerry Simpson
Perry Belmont Controls Newport Herald Sale Report
Newport Newfoundland October 23 announcement silent on buyer for Newport Herald control stake. Rumor in newspaper circles pins Perry Belmont of New York as purchaser though not confirmed. In Wilimanti Connecticut October 23 John Dondero 27 died from injuries suffered in a Jewett City football game.
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Perry Belmont
Newport, N. L
Newport Herald
Samuel R. Honey
New York
Wilimanti, Conn
John
Dondero
Jewett City
Hen eggs on Sunday fund drive stirs church row in Kentucky
In Bethel Kentucky the Cumberland Presbyterian church women vote to fund missions by using Sunday laid eggs from members hens. Debate over tainted Sunday money highlights concerns about fairness and Sabbath observance.
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Herrodsburg
Cunberland
Presbyterian Church
Bethel
Presbytery
Would Kill Almost Any One In Poker Duel
Huntington West Virginia February 23 Colonel William Simmy a stock dealer collapsed dead in the Little Queen with rooms while playing poker. The stakes were high with hundreds of dollars in chips on the table. After drawing a card he fell back dead clutching a royal flush and a doctor said death resulted from excitement.
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Huntington
William Simmy
Colonel Simms
Roy
Simms
Fire destroys Henry Noble’s Lexington home in arson probe
The house of Henry Noble a key state witness in Breathitt county assassination cases burned to the ground in Jackson Kentucky. Flames were seen on the outside of the house with indications pointing to arson.
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Lexington
Henry Noble
Breathitt County
Jackson
Jealous Husband Kills Wife in Tropkinsville Shooting
Charles Burros a colored man shot and killed his wife on a Vambroke street after aiming at her companion James. Police arrested Burrus.
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Tropkinsville
Charles Burros
Vambroke
James
Burrus
Will Pay Out Dollar for Dollar in Denver Bank Closure
Denver October 23 The Western bank linked to the Denver Savings bank closure will pay out one dollar for each dollar deposited. The report comes from the depositors' committee inspecting the bank's affairs.
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Denver
The
Western Bank
Denver Savings Bank
Lenroot Declares Run for Wisconsin Governor
Madison reports Lenroot a Wisconsin legislative assembly leader and La Follette ally announces candidacy for governor. The move positions him as a prominent Republican figure in state politics.
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Lenroot
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Legislative Assembly
la Follette
Wisconsin
Transfers of Real Estate for the Week to Oct 23
Security Abstract Co reports real estate transfers. Listings include Joseph Zikround to Joseph Turechek in section 15-81-7 for 1950 dollars and Augusta Krueger securing Lot 3, Block 7 in Waterman subdivision for 400 dollars. Other deeds involve Mill Eraction Iowa City and multiple lots, with prices from 50 to 5000 dollars.
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Security Abstract Co
L. C
W. Clearman
Joseph Zikround
Joseph Turechek
W. H. Krnege
Augusta Krueger
Rappe
Waterman’s
Henry Walker
Edgar Eli Fountain
Miller
Matilda Miller
Jacob Koenigheim
Is 4
Block 47
Iowa City
Nicholas Oakes
Cloyes B. Wilson
Oakes
E. D. Murphy
Guardian
M. H
Dan Ryan
Puritan Boat Club
Bernhard Banker
S. A. Myers
Elmer Bowman
Patrick Dooley
J. P. Mullin
John Vreboticky
John Vreboticky, Jr
Michael Silver
Lone Tree Live Stock Sale Pavilion Co
Kirkpatrick
Tone Trae
Anna Novak
Joseph Beyer
Swisher
Frank Krepelka
Charlies Ebert
Eaet
Woods
Towa City
Annie L. Shabert
Carrie F. Sargent
Lovell Swisher
A. E. Swisher
Artem Lezner
DAR Convention to Meet Here Next October
The Daughters of the American Revolution Mississippi Valley convention will gather in the city in October next year. The event was secured at the last week’s Dubuque meeting. Mrs. C. W. A. Hill was elected state secretary, an honor for Iowa City.
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Daughters of America Revolution of
Mississippi Valley
the Daughters of the American Revolution of the
Dubuque
Mre. C. W. A. Hill
Iowa City
Funeral for Joseph Petsel in South Scott
The funeral for Joseph Petsel will be held at his home Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Geo. Harding arrived from Montezuma Sn due to her father’s sudden death. Mrs. B. I Hotz shows improvement after illness. Miss Pearl V. Hedges visited the city. School No. 9 will dismiss Friday. Miss Mary Liska serves as teacher.
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South Scott
Joseph Petsel
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Advertised Medicine
A guaranteed cure for piles offers relief within six to eighteen days. The ad promises pain and bleeding relief from the first application and provides return money if it fails to cure any case, regardless of duration. It directs sending two-cent stamps to Paris Medicine Co. in Saint Louis, Missouri.
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Socia
Paris i Medicine Co
St. Louis
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the Lord
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