Sultan Cries as He Receives Public Blessing in Constantinople
Crowds of about seven hundred thousand cheered the sultan at his first public appearance since the constitution. He thanked the people, cried when replying, and pledged rapid reforms. Separately, New York reports proclaimed general amnesty for political fugitives in Turkey, posted before Armenian and Syrian papers.
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Constantinople
Selambic
New York
Turkey
Washington Street
Tragic Drowning In West La Crosse Lake
Geo Jacobs and party witnessed a drowning of the Thompson child while a launch rode near Rice lake. Searchers later found the body two hours after the incident near Sokolik's, with bystanders and volunteers helping in the recovery.
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Geo. Jacobs
Kaluza
Father Sluyter
A. Miller
John Miller
Sokolik’s
Pine Creek Notes Busy Weekend Headlines
Birth announced in Pine Creek Minn a daughter born to Mr and Mrs C Hannen berger. Thomas Finn and sons attended a saengerfest. Mrs Gillespie of St Paul visits James Gilespie. John Finn and sisters Nellie Anna Belle with Margaret and Helen Doyle visit Burrs of Looney Valley. John Orr visits Ed Finn. Olive Webster home from North Ridge visiting sister Mrs Ed Schlabach. George Kinney of Rose Valley visits Ed Finn. Vandevelder sister Gertrude visits Bolts at Looney Valley. Farmers nearing haying and reports say a good crop. Thomas Coady and Mary from Council Bluffs Iowa visit valley friends.
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Rose Valley
Ed Finn
Vandevelder
Gertrude
Bolts
Looney Valley
Thomas Coady
Mary
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Visits Across States Highlight Cochrane Social Round
Miss Cecelia Desmond of Galena Illinois visited with her brother Frank the past week. Miss Dora Keil of Alma is visiting with Miss Della Hofer this week. Miss Helen Nebel is visiting with her parents at Winona Minnesota. Miss Florence Andreas of Waumanda is very low with appendicitis. Mr Edgar Keller left for Buffalo Springs North Dakota. Miss Alvina Knospe is visiting at Minnesota City Minnesota. Mrs Theo Averbeck of Minnesota City is visiting relatives here.
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Cecelia Desmond
Galena
Ill
Frank
Dora Keil
Alma
Della Hofer
Helen Nebel
Winona
Minn
Florence Andreas
Waumanda
Edgar Keller
Buffalo Springs
N. D
Alvina Knospe
Minnesota City
Theo. Averbeck
Hisgen Defies Bryan On Independence Party Mission
Thomas I. Hisgen the Independence party presidential nominee criticizes William Jennings Bryan. He dismisses Bryan's claim that Independents aid Republicans and harm Democrats, stating Bryan’s critique is predictable from him.
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Springfield
Fass
Thomas I. Hisgen
Independence Party
Bryan
Opportunity to Act Eludes Most Men
The remark suggests that nearly every man recognizes the right course but lacks a chance to follow it. It reflects a common theme of delayed or blocked action amid constraints.
La Crosse Telephone Co Plans $100,000 Bond Issue
At the annual meeting, directors were reelected and management deemed satisfactory. TK directors were authorized to prepare a $100,000 bond issue to extend lines and services, with plans for yearlong extensions and improvements. Secretary Goodrich said the new public utilities law is not detrimental to the company.
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la Crosse Telephone Company
Goodrich
la Crosse
Burglar Probed Homes on Sixteenth Street and Market
A youth described as a novice burglar entered the Arneson home on Sixteenth and Market, taking 75 cents. He briefly inspected Andrew Boe's house at 722 South Sixteenth before fleeing after Mrs Boe screamed for her husband. Police may identify a young local offender influenced by dime novels.
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Arneson
Sixteenth and
Market Street
Andrew Boe
South
Sixteenth Street
Teal and Mansley Bonded Over Gould Divorce Case
Mrs Ben Teal wife of a theatrical manager and Harry Mansley private detective were today held by the grand jury at five thousand dollars bond to explain their connection with the Gould divorce case.
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New York
Ben Teal
Harry Mansley
Grand Jury
Gould
Movement of Boats Up Yesterday and Today
A court scene describes a lawyer asking for dismissal over a warrant claiming lack of malice in a hit. The country justice answers that the court cares only whether a hit occurred, not the weapon or intent, and orders the proceeding to continue.
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Curiew
Kalitas
JJS
Bill Jones
Unknown Man Found Dead in Slough Inquest Planned
The body of a 20 to 21 year old man was found at Jo Linn's slough by the Lone Fisherman Joseph Siefert. The corpse shows signs of violent death after five to six days in water. An inquest is set for this afternoon to determine cause. no identification or drowning proof yet.
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Jo Linn
Jos. Siefert
Mississippi
John Taylor
Miller Brothers
Radical Senators Plan Real Revolt in Congress Next Session
Twenty two progressive senators plan a sustained revolt against conservative colleagues in the next session. Led by La Follette and Beveridge, they aim to filibuster, block appropriations, push for direct senate elections, anti trust laws, currency reform, railroad valuation, and bank deposit guarantees, with aims to expose records and pressure concessions. Potential Bristow and Folk alignments are noted.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Congress
Bristow
la Follette
Beveridge
Brown
Nebraska
Borah
Idaho
Joseph L. Bristow
Senator Long
Kansas
Folk
Missouri
Aldrich-Vreeland
House of Representatives
Not Wife’s Slayer: Martyr for Her
The article reports Mrs. R Raisbeck wife of a New York millionaire died in Lake Sylvia from heart disease and possible drowning aftermath after her husband supposedly tried to rescue her. Coroner Moffitt notes the heart was half full of blood and bruises likely from striking rocks.
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Finneapolis
R. Raisbeck
New York
Lake Sylvia
Moffitt
Taft Baby Names Surge as Voters Respond
Hot Springs reports a flood of letters naming newborns Taft with confidence their sons will match the statesman. A Cincinnati birth occurred the moment Taft spoke, then Taft golfed with Senator Bourne of Oregon after handling correspondence.
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Hot Springs
Taft
Cncinnati
Senator Bourne
Oregon
New Yorker Killed in Auto Crash
Alfred Lauterbach son of Edward Lauterbach a lawyer and politician was killed in an automobile accident today near railroad tracks in New York. The car collided with a guard rail as he attempted to cross. The report notes some men burst their safety valve in endeavoring to be a power in the world.
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New Yorker
Auto New York
Alfred Lauterbach
Edward Lauterbach
Lauterbach
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Woman Leaps From Central Bridge Into Ohio River
An unknown woman leaped from Central bridge into the Ohio river this morning. She stood on the railing laughing at a passing boy, then reading a verse titled Ambition, jumped after finishing the verse.
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Cincinnati
Central Bridge
Ohio River
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