Talk by Rev Martin Strengthens Ancient Order of Workmen
The lodge celebrated its 40th anniversary at the Odd Fellows building in TO. O. with Keller Hackbarth and others handling arrangements. The meeting featured an illustrated lecture by Thos Martin of Basil on screen work, including pictures of Roosevelt Taft and Bryan. Attendance praised the talk, fund status noted, and members expressed pride in the order.
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Lawrene Loder
R. OK. Faher
Chicago
Morse
Peeler Werk
Jil Boyd
K.P. Ginailriel
Ciew
Weiver
Fien
Witides A
Amine
Mactin
Basilve
Tio
Roosevelt
Wm. H. Taft
Wi. J. Bryan
Mr. Martin
Gev. L. Ward
Martin
Prouler
Memorial Services for Late German Ambassador Held
Washington memory services honored the late German ambassador to the United States, Von Sternberg, who died August 25 in Heidelberg. Attendees included President Roosevelt, cabinet members, diplomats, Supreme Court justices, and high officials from the army, navy, and marine corps. In Philadelphia a physician urged women to smoke cigarettes to organize their day, claiming five minutes three times daily aids planning. Immigration officials in San Francisco ordered a temporary division for the Bosman family, restricting the Hong Kong millionaire to one wife while deporting the other. polygamy and multiple spouses prompted the decision.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Mhicage
the Tribune
Philadelphia
Rachael
Skidelsky
Womani'’S
San Francisco
Robert Hn Tang Bosman
Hong Kong
Bosman
Quarry Blast Kills Girl at 200 Yards Distance
A quarry blast in St. Louis caused Dorothy Rhodes, 16, to die while resting in a tent 200 yards south of the workhouse. A stone from the blast struck the tent’s center pole and crushed her head.
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St. Louis
Dorothy Rhodes
Frat Members Suspended for Silver Initiation
Two Polytechnic high students suspended and three at risk after nitrate of silver used in initiation rites of forbidden Kappa Delta fraternity. Incidents linked to Los Angeles high school initiate ceremony. other items note Brandenburg extradition story and miscellaneous local theft and campaign news.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Polytechnicigh Sbout
Kappa Delta Fraternity
Dropped the Suit Omaha Gets Convention
Oct 29 report from Denver shows the executive council of the National Women s Christian Temperance Union took action on a suit concerning deposits and securities. The price for a tungsten lamp and other market items appear in the city market listings with cattle receipts and stock prices noted.
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Denver
Col
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ghaston Tay
America
Boughton’s
Mars
Sereda Pro
Fein
Isis
Sunday Paper Hauls and Hues of The Colorful Sections
A narrator recalls buying a Sunday Hart for five cents and piling sections to the kitchen door. Chromes hung on the wall amid a yard ten feet deep of comic, pink and green pages, women’s sections, magazines, mauzie sheets, gowns, han dme downs, a false mustache, a rubber doll, and ecards. The scene contrasts with labor as men now haul drays and cars. A wedding anniversary is noted with a silver display at Gustafson.
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Walt Mason
Wanted and ads blur into early classifieds
Classifieds announce a boy’s job prospect under fourteen with brief hours and pay, a Chicago rental listing at corner of Chicago and New York, and various stale market quotes. A woman seeks a poisoner and a job, with inquiries at 1238 New York St. These fragmented lines reflect a busy early 20th century market page.
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Jcago
New York
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O. D. Pickens
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Merrill resigns Missouri independence party post
J L Woods Merrill of Kansas City resigns as national committeeman for Missouri in a letter to Hearst. He cites party misdirection and campaign donations from Republican sources, accusing the Independence Party of failing Jeffersonian principles and aligning with Bryan and Standard Oil.
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Independence Party
Itruan
Taft
Foraker
Haskell
Bryan
Jefferson
Lincoln
Merrill
Train Jumps Track Near Augusta Wisconsin
Passengers and crew were injured when the Chicago Duluth limited northbound train jumped the track near Augusta Wisconsin today. The train was traveling at about forty miles an hour. The engine somersaulted and cars rolled over. Few could have escaped serious harm.
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Chippewa Falls
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Augusta
Dr J W Cochran to Visit Lawrence for Westminster House Fund
Dr J W Cochran secretary of the national board of education of the Presbyterian church will arrive in Lawrence November 18 from Philadelphia to aid in raising the $30,000 endowment for the Westminster house. He will tour Kansas December first, urging congregations to contribute and help build the new church facility that will serve University students and Presbyterians. The annual church meeting elected officers and noted $1,000 contributed toward the fund. George Innes A C Mitchell A L Selig G D Dodds and BK Caldwell named trustees. Dr J W O Bryan and Dr James Naismith re elected elders. others filled vacancies. W W Cowkins pledged to erect the house once the goal is met.
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Philadelphia
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Westminster House
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Pos W. O'Bryan
E. F. Uinelwan
W. W. Cowkins
Bryan special schedule for Kansas trip announced
Topeka Kans October 20 Chairman Lewis of the Democrats speakers bureau released a revised plan for the Bryan special in Kansas on November 2. The train departs Kansas City at 2 15 in the morning and stops at Leavenworth Atchison Everest Hiawatha Seneca Sabetha Axtell Marysville then returns to Kansas at 5 o clock and heads to Lincoln Nebraska for Bryan’s evening address.
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Night Riders Arrests Sweep Camp in Tennessee
More than ninety prisoners are detained at Camp New Samburg Tennessee as night riders fear grips the area. Gouverneur Patterson remains silent for publication James Bryce of the Troy News Banner is released. Mrs Matilda Rassaker dies from heart trouble blamed on worry over arrests. Reports claim the night riders constitution and bylaws ban loans above six percent limit restrict hiring of colored help and force merchants to limit profits and wages. The bylaws allegedly unite night rider groups from Obion county and across the country.
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Troy News Banner
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Matilda Rassaker
Rassaker
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Lens
Suud
Wight
Vund
Grand Jury
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Suiall
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Obion County
Johnson Named Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
Lawrence college announces Johnson to join the electrical engineering faculty as assistant professor. He earned a 2006 University of Nebraska degree and has since worked as an electrical engineer in Wittsburg Pennsylvania, including eight months as a diagram engineer in charge of apprentices. He also taught classes at Nebraska University, and his practical experience is expected to strengthen the faculty. Prof Sayre spoke on a summer trip for the Americas pharmaceutical association, noting actions against patent medicine frauds and cautions about acetaminophen use and preservatives in canned goods.
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Taft and Hughes Rally in Massive New York Meet
Taft and Hughes electrified a Madison Square Garden crowd in a sweeping Republican rally. Hughes drew cheers lasting sixteen minutes while Taft delivered a hoarse but well received address as thousands packed the venue and steady rain failed to dampen marching crowds along Fifth Avenue.
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Panic in Fire at Eleven Alleave Building in Cincinnati
Panic swept via sight of bursting fire hose as flames rose from sixth floor window in the Eleven Alleave building at Earth and Race streets. At least eight girls were hurt, several seriously, and one firefighter was injured amid chaotic evacuations.
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SCHOONER DRIVEN ASHORE NEAR CAPE HENRY COAST
A four masted lumber schooner bound north was driven ashore on the North Carolina coast during a severe coast gale near Cape Henry. Two men drowned before a rescue could reach them as ships and crews faced peril in the Atlantic.
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Ice King Morse Curtis on trial for banking law violation
New York reports Charles W. Morse and Alfred H. Curtis face questions as Curtis testifies in their banking case. Curtis portrays Morse as controlling force behind the failing institution, while Morse's cross-examination seeks to shift responsibility for bad loans. In other content, a street found poem is noted, with unclear author.
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Hatfield Not Duxham in San Jose Murder Case
Hatfield the Sherman Texas suspect in the six killings remains unidentified by authorities after three days of inquiry. He has been seen by merchants who knew James C. Dunham and is deemed not to be Dunham. District attorney action is expected today. Last of Hutchinsons Dead in Lynn Mass John W Hutchinson 87, final member of a famous temperance abolition family dies at home.
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Methodist Women Meeting in Cincinnati Opens Executive Sessions
From all parts of the world missionaries delegates and officers are gathered in Cincinnati for the general executive meetings of the Women's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church. The meeting opened today and will continue until November 5.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the
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