Street Car Jumps Tracks At Curve
An out of control street car on Seventh and Market street derailed at 10:30 p.m. no injuries occurred. Motorman George L. Dikeman claims dark conditions and speed caused the crash. a hearing led to his dismissal. Conductor Bert Williams and five passengers escaped with only shock.
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Seventh and aMrket Street
Geo. L. Dikeman
George L. Dikeman
Bert Williams
W. C. Brown
Quincy
H. C. Christianson
South Ninth Street
Wuest
Charles Street
Williams
Dikeman
Shaw
Lighting of Buffalo Bill Wild West Show Promises Brilliant Night Illumination
The Buffalo Bill Wild West exhibition will be brightly lit for evening performances using a new process. Col William F Cody will direct from horseback in battle scenes and maneuvers, with Johnny Bakers renowned shooting feats adding to the spectacle.
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Buffalo Bill
Wm. F. Cody
Summit Springs
Col
Johnny Baker
Col. Cody
Monte Carlo
Baker
Julius Lande Dies in Seattle Funeral Shifts to La Crosse
Telegram confirms the death of Julius Lande in Seattle Washington. Funeral will be held after the body is shipped to La Crosse for burial. Lande leaves four sons and four daughters. Meanwhile townsfolk discuss the upcoming Mill and Factory Sale at Doerflinger's opening next Monday.
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Julius Lande
Seattle
Miss Lande
Wash
la Crosse
Mr. Lande
Doerflinger’s
Cleaning Up the National Capital
Washington authorities wage a broad cleanup in the capital both physically and morally. Health officials raid kitchens and diners, arresting and fining operators while ordering improvements. Police clear the red light district at night aiming to disrupt vice and push suspected aliens toward deportation.
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Washington, D. C
National Capital
District of Columbia
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
White House
Washington
Red Light
Sylvester
Genoa Notes Include Visits and Ball Game Plans
Miss Leona Adams was called to De Soto Monday by her mother’s illness. Several locals and visitors are mentioned with travels to and from Dakota La Crosse Eckman N D Lansing Ia Victory and Victory. A ball game is set Sunday between the Blue Labels of La Crosse and Genoa.
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Leona Adams
de Soto
Charles Ott
Dakota
F. Gillette
Lansing
Koblitz
la Crosse
Willis Hastings
Eckman
N. D
J. P. Monti
Genoa
Charles Johnson
Ms. Monti
Victory
American worker enjoys higher living standard says bureau
A government study compares cost of living in the United States, Germany, and England. It concludes American workers have a richer diet, larger families at home, and better overall conditions despite higher food costs. It finds English workers less fortunate in wages and rent, while Americans lead in meat consumption and family size.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Labor
United States
Germany
England
Bureau
Genoa Forms Girls Baseball Club in Town Effort
Genoa newspapers report the town forms a girls baseball club with a full organization including a board of directors and a manager. A team is already set and will issue challenges to nearby teams.
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Genoa
End of Six Weeks of Fighting in Tabriz Signals Persian Turmoil
After six weeks of combat in Tabriz the revolution appears spent and order will return. The toll may run to about a thousand killed, many deserted, several millions in property loss, a million in trade disruption, and concessions by the shah to placate the revolutionaries for a time.
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Tabriz
Persia
Five American Olympians Return to New York on Adriatic
Five victorious athletes from London, Ray Ewry and Platt Adams of New York, G C Dole of Yale, R T Moffitt of Chicago, C M Daniels of New York, arrived aboard the White Star liner Adriatic. They said Melvin Shepherd was aboard under an assumed name, though the purser could not confirm it, amid uncertainty about his European dates.
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New York
Ray Ewry
G. C. Dole
Yale
R. T. Moffitt
University of Chicago
Platt Adams
C. M. Daniels
Melvin Shepherd
Shepherd
Europe
Harvest Hands Rally for Bryan in Railroad Trainload
Hundreds of harvest workers are being moved by rail to western fields. A Burlington line train passed through yesterday with cars full of laborers shouting for William J Bryan for president.
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Burlington
William J. Bryan
Bryan
What’s Wrong With Miranda Says Doctor in Joke
A Baltimore American humor snippet reports the doctor diagnosing Miranda with neumatic tendencies and threatened with spiral trouble in a light, satirical line.
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Miranda
Baltimore American
Turkish cabinet named under Kiamil Pasha reforming government
Constantinople August 7 The new Turkish cabinet was named yesterday under Kiamil Pasha. The ministry replaces the resigned cabinet and contains no reactionaries. The sultan has cut away from former advisors and many former ministers are being arrested amid public anger.
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Constantinople
Kiamil Pasha
Lost Opportunity in New York Taft Remarks
A brief item cites Mr Taft in New York remarks as a missed chance to win support, described with sharp a sharp tone referencing predatory mosquitoes and blood-sucking corporations.
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New York Post
Mr. Taft
New York
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de Pair
Coren’s
Immigration Bureau
Genoa, Wis
Harvest Hands
Bryan Boomers
U. S
Langdon-Boyd Packing CO
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