President in Badger State at Minnesota Visit
President Willem H. Taft meets Wisconsin and Minnesota audiences on a two day swing. He urges canal zone reform and fair treatment for American vessels, touts a unified government for canal operations, and injects college spirit with playful student cheers at the University of Minnesota auditorium.
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Appleton
Wis
Willem H. Taucama
Wisconsin
Ibe
Commonwealth
St. Paw
Panama
Fis
Canal
Hesala
Aleecimett
Mrs Stannard Faces Murder Charge In Michigan Court
Mrs. Stannard is accused of killing her husband in a case heard in Orenagor Michigan. The defense argues she did not poison him and worked to support the family while he was often drunk. The prosecution seeks to introduce a statement claiming she poisoned his coffee, and Dr. Hern testifies on strychnine experiments and coffee poisoning.
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Orenagor
Mich
Wiannard
P. H. O'Brien
Stannard
Hern
Denné
Tan
Waterways bill defeated amid manufacturing opposition
Sprinfield NL October 23 The Denneen Waterway bill fell short 53 to 3 77 votes required The measure faced manufacturer opposition over mutuals insurance payroll rules Amended proposals sought to loosen payroll ties to include smaller industries within a county Also reports on long separated brothers reunion and Newark juries in a murder case
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Sprinaield
Deneen
Farmer charged with milking pump fraud
Dr Potter of Pennfield alleges a farmer’s milk was adulterated and water added. Weighings show 446 pounds then 491 pounds daily, implying up to five pounds per day gained. Warrant accuses adulteration with a pint failing state solids and water standards.
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Ang
Tasign
Revival ends with five converts in North Albion
North Albion reports closing revival meetings led by Rev Mc Nutt with five converts. Local notices mention L T Millard’s house freshly painted. The Elie Creek area farmers harvested bean and potato crops. Several local residents and visitors are listed with family gatherings and travel notes. Charles Sampson of Rica Creek is reported improving slowly after typhoid. Claude Wilson shipped cattle to Buffalo.
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Mc Nutt
L. T. Millard
Elie Creek
Charles Sampson
Sire
Johnson
Oscar
Aire
Harry Brownell
Thane
W. A. Raymond
Edan
Herbert Wilson
Jackson
Claude
Repale Wilson
Rica Creek
Typheia Sever
Claude Wilson
Buffalo
Raymond
Janils
Aldte Tooley Sn
Frank Stolark
Albion
Frank Bebbert
Camp Fire meeting outlines election of officers
The W.R. Cahelo Camp Fire session opened with devotionals and reports, followed by an afternoon program including music and recitations. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs Balcolm Union City, Senior Vice President Mrs Ke Gunion, Junior Vice President Mrs Mae Shoolzae, Treasurer Mrs Jennie Mason Athens, Chaplain Mrs Mambeck Centreville, with Mrs Underbin Sherwood recommended as a delegate to the national convention with Mrs Read Marshall as alternate.
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W.C
At. Tex
Ek Tording
Witv
Hich
Brown
Geiger
Mrg
Balcolm
Union City
Ke. Gunion
Mershall
Mae Sshoolzae
Sgarcellug
Jennie Mason
Athéns
Dre. Mambeck
Centreville
Underbin
Sherwood
FATAL ACCIDENT IN HUNTING FIELDS NEAR CADILLAC
In northern woods near Cadillac Michigan a 25 year old telegraph operator Sudkins was fatally shot by his father L P Judkins during a fall hunting trip. The shooting occurred as they hunted deer when the son left the father briefly and returned directions unclear. The victim died en route to Fife Lake. The incident follows a family hunting routine and ended with the father appearing calm. The widow Cainmot of Michigan survives.
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Cadillac
Mic
Horth Woods
Fife Lake
The New Interurban Line Tees Up Plans
The interurban line project rushes three proposed rail rights of way with grading to begin in spring and operations planned by fall. The route will pass Battle Creek, with connections at East Main Street and Mt. Auburn, and a waiting room near the station. Officials visited Coldwater Union City and Athens to secure waiting room sites and土地 tracts along the route.
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Battle ‘Creek
Ofdlers
Coldwater
Union City
Athens
Retteh
Hastings Man Shot In Accident At Portage Lake
Ontario Gazette reports a Portage Lake accident near Hastings Mich on Oct 26. William Waters age 22 was shot in the right shoulder by a misfired weapon while adjacent property owner Glenn Ormsby attempted to retrieve shells. A physician treated Waters as Ormsby fled.
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Hastings, Mich
Walliam Waters
Gehotmin Tedey
Glenn Ormsby
Téomm
Geigs
Grand jury session on cyanide murder case
Rav. Clarence Richeson faces possible indictment as police present evidence in a cyanide murder investigation. District Attorney Pelletier reports the cyanide vial and body parts were found, with medical examiners confirming key organs. The grand jury convened to consider formal charges, while officials vow to keep actions private.
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Rav. OV
OF. Ristigsens
Buxton
Dissriet
Pelletier
Mias Avis
Azo
Tos & Poiton
Braninar
Leary Wiig
Hyannis
Rhéra
Clarence ¥. Richeson
Wattesstd
West
Sechream
Richeson
Robbers Loot Indiana Harbor Station At Night
Masked armed burglars held up the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line night operator Bert Cunningham at Haut Hagmond Indiana Harbor station. They took 360 dollars from the safe as about 50 minutes after the incident a train bound for Chicago departed. Two masked men left via the rear platform, disrupted phone and telegraph lines, and forced Cunningham to surrender at gunpoint.
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Hagmond
Ind
Tigmatt
Indiana Harbor
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Road
Bhe
Chicago
Bert Cunningham
Iteide
Upani
Employers Liable When Hiring Inexperienced Children
In Sprinsfeld New Mexico October ruling the supreme court denied Hogan Envelope’s appeal and upheld damages against employers who hire young workers for dangerous machinery. The girl Glateh, who had only weeks on the job, was injured in a printing press incident while rushed orders caused the machine to jam. The ruling asserts liability for injuries caused by unsafe oversight and indicates a push for safer supervisor practices.
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Sprinsfeld
Supreme Court
Glateh
Coust
Minietar Held on Suspicion in Death of Miss Linnaft
Minietar is detained on suspicion as police investigate the death of Miss Avis Linnaft. Authorities declined comment on motive while tracing events surrounding the incident at the city residence.
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Minietar
Avis Linnaft
Frame-up Alleged in Milwaukee Inquiry of Moray Case
Milwaukee based business man M J Regan testified that detective Robert Shields and an assistant fabricated a story to extract money from Isaac Stephenson. Regulans story linked to a Special Train payout. Regan recalled meeting Shields before the event and described Democratic ties as recalled during cross examination. Stephenson was allegedly connected to a transit expense of over $100 not reimbursed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
M. J. Regan
Isaac Stephenson
Swi
J. Shields
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Regan
Shields
Gas smell noted before Times Building blast trial
In Los Angeles on October 26, juror tale status in the James B. McNamara murder case tied to the Times building explosion. Clark, a potential witness who spoke with Harry Chandler, said he smelled gas about a block away the night before the blast.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Talesmen
James B. McNamera
Times
Zere
Caxtinges
Clark
Talesman
Harry Chandler
Dubushing the Times
Chandler
Young
Bunaitz
Fowler Leaves Yuma During Flight Eastward
Robert G. Fowler arrived in Yuma from Mecca on the Salton Sea after a long flight. Crowds gathered as he descended near the ball park at 1,700 feet elevation and 200 feet altitude. His mother arrived in the morning as the aircraft pushed eastward.
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Yuma
Ariz
Qers
Robert G. Fewler
Ball Park
Mecca
Heca
New York Giants Win Dramatic World Series Battle
New York defeats Philadelphia in a dramatic 4 3 ten inning game at the Polo Grounds. An error by Larry Doyle sparked a visitors rally as Crandall and Mack homered and Crandall delivered key hits. The series lead changes hands amid a frenzy of base running and timely hits.
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Newe York Polo Grounds
New York
Leiery
Giants
Pele Grounds
Athletics
New York Setoad
Wlompichka
Quakers
Kaynes
New
Larry Doyle
Baie
Margeard
Lapp
Coombs
Rim
Yelremioudior Maraiard
Margear
Fereut
Crandall
Biba Ames
Azreezbie
Herzog
Devore
Josh
Bayie
Plank
Ray
Murphy
Ing
Weer Murphy
Doeyteapy
Décilie Tun
Raye Leen
Bmg. Iis
Mme
Tippit Denies Paying Cash in Lorimer Case Probe
Chicago- Thomas Tippit, head of the Tippit faction within the Democratic organization that backed Senator Lorimer, testified about the faction’s structure and described Democrats as nonentities in regulation battles. He attacked Browne and faced a sharp question on bribery, replying he paid nothing.
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Chicago
Thomas Piepit
Democratic
Fuation
Lorimer
Hosimer
Tippit
Browne
Avierney Marble
Lorine
Neova
Hyde Juiars Kansan City Trial Continues With Jury Delays
In the second trial of De. 3, Clerke Hyde faces poisoning charges against Colonel Thom as H. Swope. With three tacky accepted jurmen and forty-seven temporary jurymen, the examination resumes amid ongoing breaches and potential further delays.
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Kansan City
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