Magnolias Collision With Roosevelt On Board
President Roosevelt on the Magnolia was in a collision with a fruit steamer sixty miles down the river near New Orleans. Both vessels ran aground and the president was moved to the Lighthouse Tender Ivy. No one in the party was injured as he continues his journey home via the armored cruiser West Virginia.
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Magnolia
President Roosevelt
New Orleans
Naim
Roosevelt
Ivy
Gulf
West Virginia
Conflicting Statements Delay Saloon Charge Trial
In the mayor's court a case against Charles Hawley for keeping his saloon open on Sunday was set for trial. Wm Hilderman swore to the information and claimed fifty witnesses saw the violation, but later statements questioned the initial claims and the hearing was postponed to tomorrow morning for Halderman to testify.
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Charles Hawley
Wm. Hilderman
Halderman
Ball
Hawley
Withhold Credentials For David Brant At Chicago Convention
The Commercial Club president prepared credentials for David Brant to attend the railway rate law convention in Chicago. Opposing citizens argued Brant’s sympathy with the president’s railway measures and a plan to pack the convention. credentials were withheld. Dr. George Luther Cady was in the city last night with friends.
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David Brant
Commercial Club
Sessial Chicago
Brant
Bratt
Republican
George Luther Cady
Cedar Rapids
Heavy Blasts Cause Damage At Rutchinson Quarry
Heavy blasts at the Rutchinson stone quarry west of the river shattered windows and damaged homes on the bluff east of the river. Officials warn such large powder charges near the city are dangerous and should not be exploded at once to protect life and property.
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Rutchinson
Miller Bees worker badly hurt handling stove
Miller of Miller Bees hardware store sustained an internal injury while moving a stove. The initial injury appeared minor but complications grew leading to medical conveyance home and a worsening condition noted this afternoon.
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Bd Miller
Miller Bees
Miller
ANOTHER TOUR OF INSPECTION OF PARK SITES
The board of park commissioners toured proposed park sites including Regan Sanders and Dennis & Havard, with an anonymous suggestion for the Pedletown place on the Dubuque street road. They will deliberate carefully to avoid regrets after purchase. Miss Ollie Denzler of Johnson County Telephone visits with her hello sisters.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Hese
Regan, Sanders and Dennis & Havard Properties
Pedletoun
Dubuque Street Road
Ollie Denzler
Johnson County Telephone Company
Marengo
Missionary Talk Stops in Cedar Rapids Pastors
Rev Haggett of First Congregational Cedar Rapids will address a local prayer meeting on missionary work next Thursday evening. In the same event Rev Horace L Strain will speak to Cedar Rapids congregation about Rev Hugeett’s mission work.
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Haggett
Cedar Reapids
Strain
Cedar Rapids
First Congregational Church of
Congregational Church
Horace L. Strain
Hugeett
Horse Kicks Frank Cole at His North Dodge Home
Yesterday afternoon Frank Cole, at his North Dodge street residence, was kicked by his horse while tending the stable. He stood a short distance behind the animal. one foot struck his arm, raising fear of a possible fracture, but no bones were broken. The hoof skinned his hose and medical aid was summoned.
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North
Dodge Street
Frank Cole
Mr. Cole
Alderman Ira Tulloss Returns from Eastern Ohio and Pennsylvania Trip
Alderman Ira Tulloss returned last night from a visit with relatives in Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania reporting a very pleasant trip. Mrs. Tulloss will stay about two weeks longer before returning home.
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Ira Tulloss
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tulloss
Ely Seydell Hurt In Fall From Wagon
Last evening Ely Seydel was thrown from his vehicle when his team of horses panicked and reared. He suffered severe bruises but was not seriously injured and was taken home on Webster Street to recover. a companion with him escaped injury.
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Ely Seydel
Seydel
Webster Street
Card of Thanks for Stella Dieyer
We express heartfelt gratitude for words of consolation floral offerings and other tokens of sympathy shown during our sorrow over the loss of our daughter Stella from Mr and Mrs C Dieyer and Family.
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Stella
C. Dieyer
Incendiaries Set Warsaw On Fire Amid Strife
A report from Warsaw notes fires in a city district as incendiaries strike. Students and strikers engage in St Pierre activity while General Tropoff surrounds university buildings with troops. Thorne Prussia reports a fire in James area as the city endures turmoil.
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Warsaw
Russia
St. Petersburg
Thorne
Prussia
James
St. Petersburg in Trouble Amid Unrest and Strikes
Panic grips St. Petersburg as rumors spread on October 27. Troops under General Trepoff surround the university while strikers halt the electric light plant machinery, heightening fear of wider turmoil.
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St. Petersburg
President Roosevelt boards cruiser West Virginia
President Roosevelt went aboard the cruiser West Virginia at 9 40 this morning in New Orleans. The vessel cleared for sea a few minutes later as it began its cruise.
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New Orleans
Roosevelt
West Virginia
Steve Gafney Stabilizes After Jail Incident
Steve Gafney, captured Wednesday morning after roaming the streets in stocking feet, remains in county jail but is calmer after sleeping through the night. Sheriff Rowland Deputy Crowley and staff restrained him much of the time to prevent harm. He broke a jail window light around five pm as officials sought to keep him quiet while doctors assess delirium tremens or other derangement.
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Steve Gafney
Sherif Rowland
Crowley
Court House
Rankin to Speak on Enforcing Iowa Liquor Laws
A. C. Rankin, state organizer for the State Marshal Clubs, will visit the city Sunday, November 5, to speak at the armory with an afternoon session for men and an evening union meeting after church services. He will address additional public meetings November 6 and 7 on the same work.
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A. C. Rankin
Iowa
Armory
Rankin
Barnes
Traer
Town
Upper Iowa
Inquest Tomorrow Over Death of Stella Dryer
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock an inquest will be held into the death of Stella Dryer who was killed by a fifteen car freight train in the southern part of the city. A brakeman rode the struck car from the end of the train and the railway company workers gathered to learn details. The coroner reported finding the girl’s watch in her coat pocket.
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Stella Dryer
Five Weeks of Exile Ends for County Recorder Dvorsky
After five weeks in quarantine, County Recorder Dvorsky will spend Sunday at home again when the sixth week opens tomorrow morning. He has endured cold, separation from his desk, and long hours as he waited to return to duties.
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Dvorsky
County Recorder
Hanford Appearance Planned at Coldren Opera House
F Lawrence Walker, manager of actor Charles B. Hanford, visits to arrange a Coldren Opera House appearance on Fuesday November 7. An opportunity to see Hanford in a notable performance is touted while anticipation grows for the event.
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F. Lawrence Walker
Charles B. Hanford
Coldren Opera House
Hanford
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