Wilson to stay in fight for New Jersey reform
President-elect Wilson will not retire from pursuing progressive legislation in New Jersey. With a Democratic legislature likely, he aims to continue backing reforms as the state shifts to a Democratic Senate and House. He declined to comment on national issues or an extra session, noting he will listen to all sides. James H. Fielder will become state senate president.
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Princeton
N. J
Wilson
New Jersey
Senate
James H. Fielder
Liudson County
State Senate
Portrait Survivor Tells of Ocean Wreck Relic
Pierre South Dakota story recalls William Summerside born in Italy. A Venice painted portrait of him survived a shipwreck in 60 years past when the Summerside family missed sailing and a chest bearing their name washed ashore. The salvaged portrait holds deep family value for the 62 year old former legislator.
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Pierre
S. D
William Sumerside
Summerside
Italy
Venice
Summersides
America
William
New England
Prefers Ride With Wilson as Taft Reflects Comfort
Cincinnati D. Eighteen ninety seven Taft says he would enjoy riding down Pennsylvania Avenue with Governor Wilson. He breakfasted with his brother and played golf at the Cincinnati Country Club after arranging for today’s game. He plans to return to Washington later and may visit Panama in December.
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Cincinnati
Wilson
Taft
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cincinnati Country Club
Washington
White House
Panama
Chrysanthemum Show Opens at Brookings State College
In Brookings South Dakota the annual chrysanthemum show runs this week at the state college under florist Fred Stoltenberg. More than 15000 chrysanthemums in diverse colors and sizes fill the exhibition. The display may be the largest in the state, featuring about 800 varieties of flowering and foliage plants including palms grotens poinsettias southern smilax and new rose varieties.
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Brookings
S. D
State College
Fred Stoltenberg
College Florist
Flower Show Lights Up Greenhouses With Lanterns
The room and two greenhouses gleam with electricity and Japanese lanterns as a flower show runs all week. Hundreds visit from across the region to view the displays while receptions and refreshments accompany the exhibitions. Christen sen's orchestra provides the music for the event hosted by the college faculty and guests.
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Christensen
Missing Brooklyn Boy Found Praying Prisoner in Yard
Three year old Americus Tro doro of 1018 S Dekalb Avenue Brooklyn was missing but found asleep in a yard on Stuyvesant Avenue near Kosciuszko Street. A sworn sergeant spotted his foot wedged between iron fence pickets and freed him. He said he wandered in search of his pet cat and became trapped while escaping. He slept until found.
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New York
Americus Trodoro
Dekalb Avenue
Brooklyn
Americus
Reynolds
Gates Avenue
Stuyvesant Avenue
Kosciusko Street
Trodoro
Iron Lance
Johnson Sees Progressive Victory as Step Toward 1914 Fight
In Chicago Gov Hiram Johnson declares the progressive defeat minor and a call to moose fighters to push for 1914 and 1916. He urges steadfastness to principles and guns for permanent victory as Roosevelt remains silent after a bullet wound.
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Chicago
Hiram Johnson
California
Abraham l Lincoln
America
Johnson
Roosevelt
New York City
Col. Roosevelt
New York
Taft Seeks national republican club across the nation
Taft hews to his plan to form a national republican club with branch clubs nationwide. Kansas City telegram reports Jackson county republicans formed such a club, signaling support for the effort. Taft cabinet meets in regular session amid laughter over Tuesday’s defeat.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Republican Party
National Republican Club
Kansas City
Jackson County
Washington
D. C
Secretary of the Navy
September births tally and civic statistics
The September report from the state vital statistics department records 991 births, 328 deaths, 425 marriages, 25 divorces, and 109 naturalizations. In boxing news, Mandot heads to Los Angeles to face Joe Rivers on Thanksgiving after his decision over Rivers on Labor Day. The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church meets Thursday at Mrs. J. W. Broadbent’s home assisted by Mrs. Gould and Mrs. Wood Smith.
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Pierre
S. D
State Vital Statistical Department
New Orleans
Joe Mandot
Ad Wolgast
Los Angeles
Joe Rivers
Rivers
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
J. W. Broadbent
Court Merrill
Broadbent
Gould
Wood Smith
Johnson arrested after grand jury indictment in transport case
Chicago heavyweight champion Jack Johnson was arrested on charges tied to transporting Tell Schreiber from Pittsburgh to Chicago for an unlawful purpose. He was later bailed and released to his mother's home after witnesses and bonds were arranged. Lucile Cameron, tied to the abduction case, remained jailed on $15,000 bond.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Mann
Federal Grand Jury
Tell Schreiber
Pitteburgh
Federial
Johnson
Lompe
Federal Building
Castoday
Lucile Cameron
Miss Cameron
Miss Schreiber
Pittsburgh
Chicaso
Schreiber
Jie
Australia
Lights a Match in Gasoline Car Detroit Tragedy
In Detroit a gas tank car explosion killed 11 year old Joe Starazyk and seriously injured 14 year old Joe Yonaszewski as several boys playing among freight cars were burned. One boy leaped 150 feet into the air after a match sparked the blast.
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Detroit
Mich
Joe Starazyk
Joe Yonaszewski
Tonaszewski
Starzyk
Glandered Horse Claims Near State Audit Limit
Pierre D. reports that claims totaling 13,729 dollars have been filed with the auditor for payments to owners of horses killed under state authority due to glanders. The yearly appropriation for such settlements is 15,000 dollars and claimants have until January 1 to file, likely exhausting the fund.
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Pierre
Steer's Horns Over Eight Feet Wide
Rapid City reports H. Is. Lee of Northwest Taxidermy exhibits the largest Texas steer horns ever seen in the area. The eight feet eleven inches tip to tip measure. seven feet eight inches across the curve. Readied for display alongside mounted elk antlers and a Montana bear hide in progress.
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Rapid City
S. D
H. Is. Lee
Northwest
Main Street
Texas
Lee
Paso
Fred Sarvier
New Bank Incorporation Filed at Lilly South Dakota
Articles of incorporation for the Farmer's Home Bank at Lilly South Dakota have been filed with a capital of 10000 dollars. Incorporators include Sy O A Fossum as president and O K Berg James Anderson as vice presidents T A Fossum as cashier and Pierre Lilly noted in filing.
Four Years of Vessels Team Paid 140000
The report notes that the Vessels team paid 140000 over a four year period. Details on payee or purpose are not specified in the readable text.
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Seuuuuu
Vesseys Team
Democratic year seen in election views
Pierre and D. W.- Wien asked for views on the election with Governor Fiona Vesshey noting a democratic year and a likely senate majority. She praises Gov Wilson and Byrne, stresses keeping state institutions out of politics, and outlines a strong fiscal state with reduced debt and a funded capitol project.
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Wilson
Byrne
Tam
Capitol
Cornstalk disease in cows discussed by Brookings professor
Professor Larson of the state college at Brookings advises dairymen to feed cows salt and limit initial grazing to short periods to prevent cornstalk disease. He notes trials showing corn smut does not necessarily harm cows and outlines treatment steps for affected beasts. He promotes the annual Sioux Falls dairy convention December 4–6 with exhibits and speakers led by State Secretary A P Ruger.
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Brookings
Larson
State College At
Sioux Falls
State Holstein Breader’s Association
A. P. Ruger
Train wreck near Selby halts traffic for repairs
A westbound Milwaukee freight derailed near Selby, Aberdeen, killing an unknown tramp who was stealing a ride and injuring another tramp, RE Matson, who lost both legs. The company rebuilt over 800 feet of track around the scene before traffic could resume.
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Aberdeen
SL. D
Milwaukee
Selby
RE. Matson
Rogers Celebrate Golden Wedding in Ipswich
Ipswich South Dakota Mr and Mrs Boliver A Rogers observed their golden wedding anniversary in Edmunds County They were married at Lodi Wisconsin fifty years ago They were pioneer residents of the county with about one hundred thirty friends gathering to honor the occasion.
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Ipswich
S. D
Boliver A. Rogers
Edmunds County
Lodi
Wisconsin
Burned corpse case shocks Canyon Lake region trial near
Public sentiment swells as Morrison murder case heads to circuit court before Judge McGlee with a jury. Detective Harry Edwards and state agents pursue leads, linking Bert Morrison's death to Bert Gage and alleged accomplices Salzberg and Andrews. Ballots show Wilson leading in Illinois and surrounding states with Roosevelt close behind.
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Danimiery
Morrison
Canyon Lake
Peter Gilson
Hivdox
Robinson
Edwards
Temmins
Bert Morrison
Albert Henderson
M Morrison
Canyon Litkn
Denn
Harry Edwards
Burns ¢Ellcy
Denver
McNamara
Gace
Bob Salaberg
Harry Andrews
Salzberg
Gage
West Boulevard
Salzbere
Andrews
Princers Rn
Porto Ricos New Wonder Promises Health Benefit
Reports from Jarceloneta Porto Rico describe Dr Kings New Discovery as effective for coughs colds and lung trouble with claims of curing multiple people including the writer and his brother. A trial bottle is offered free and priced at 50 cents and 1.00. Diehl and Brown guarantee the medicine. An accident delayed The Republican print run.
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Porto Rico
Ramon T. Marchan
Jarceloneta
Diehl & Brown
Illinois Democrats Eye Two U S Senate Seats
In Illinois, Democrats appear able to win two U S Senate seats if party strength grows in the southern counties and the statewide total reaches 104 votes to control the legislature. Regional returns show Roosevelt leading Wilson in the state with 125 missing precincts, while Socialist and Prohibition tallies are estimated from party headquarters data.
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Chicago
Illinois
Meee
Selby Cullom
Lorimer
Weeson's New Jersey Vote Declines From Past Election
Newark officials report preliminary New Jersey presidential totals with many districts missing show a drop of about 58 000 votes from four years ago. Analysts estimate after population growth the tally is roughly 3000 votes below expectations with Patt Roosevelt and Taft comparisons cited.
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Newark
New Jersey
Witton
Bryan
Patt
Roosevelt
Taft
Democrats Win Senate Control in 64rd Congress
Washington reports Democrats poised to hold a majority in the Senate with a Democratic vice president casting tie votes. Illinois, Michigan, New Hampshire, Oregon, Tennessee and Wyoming undecided. New York and California races also unsettled as returns come in. Roosevelt’s Roosevelt taft Wilson dynamic shifts noted amid incomplete tallies.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Balloff
Kansas
Ilinois
Michigan
New Hampshire
Oregon
Tennessee
Wyomine
Lorimer
Cullom
New York City
Une
California
Illinois
Wilson
Wilson Triumph Widens Lead in 1912 Election Returns
Early estimates show Woodrow Wilson leading with a broad margin in the popular vote and carrying 41 of 48 states with 229 electoral votes. Taft plummets to only three states. Roosevelt's gains align Minnesota returns while New Hampshire shifts fail to give Republicans control of the Senate.
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Roosevelt
Gov
Wilson
Taft
Att
Gran
Minnesota
Tle Wilson
Earlie
Hampshire
United States
Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Jersey
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Wilson-Marshall
Bryan
Old Way Party
Danish church confirmation service in Mitchell honored
Nev. Brudvig of Mitchell preached and conducted confirmation for ten candidates six girls and four boys in the new Danish church northeast of Mitchell. The audience filled the church as Brudvig spoke to each candidate and the communion was observed.
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O. P. Shaw
Gertrude Donavan
Meckling
J. W. Bryant
P. Shaw
Mitchell
Mt. Verdon
T. M. Stewart
Schoenfelder’s Hall
Ladies Aid Society
L. H. McKeen
Mr. Torbett
Fargo
Dan Sullivan
Dimock
Red Bull Knocks Out Red Auto Near Bluff
A red bull and a red automobile clashed over right of way on a rural road near Bluff, Iowa. The bull charged the car, flipping it off a 15 foot embankment and destroying the vehicle. the passengers were unhurt. Separately, the University football team plans a trip to Brookings to face State Agricultural College with Brookings considered strong.
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Brookings
State Agricultural College
Yankton College
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