Land Lottery Draws Continue as Hundreds Named
Dallas South Dakota Oct 22 The Tripp county land lottery drawing continues with names announced in order starting with May A Messer Kennebec South Dakota and including Peter Swift Ponca Nebraska Otto Snyder Mitchell South Dakota and many others. The list runs through dozens of entries with winners from Nebraska Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and other states.
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Dallas
S. C
Tripp County
Land Ottery
A. Messer
Kennebec
Peter Swift
Ponca
Neb
P. Hannan
George Schredder
Omaha
John B. Jones
Lake City
Joseph J. Mary
Wedigris
James Fitzgerald
Elm Creek
Philip Schomburg
Aberdeen
William C. Beets
John Pliska
South Omaha
Michael Conway
Dixon
C. A. Goodman
O'Neill
Adam Adair
Adair
Martin Christianson
Forest City
Frank N. Andrews
Darlington
Wis
Burnis L. Simons
Howard
Kan
W. F. Anderson
McLean
Aeonep J. Rogers
Battle Creek
Colorado
Whitney Newton
Denver
Idaho
Frank I. Johinson
Wallace
Winds
Frederick I. Smith
Peoria
Iowa
Lafayette Young
Des Moines
Kansas
Frank EK. Grimes
Topeka
Michigan
John N. Bagley
Detroit
Missouri
C. L. Whitelaw
North Second Street
St. Louis
Montana
Thomas A. Marlow
Sieeena
Nebraska
John C. Wharton
New Mexico
J. W. Reynolds
Santa Fe
North Dakota
James A. Buchanan
Buchanan
Oregon
H. W. Coe
Portland
South Dakota
O. W.thompson
Vermillion
Washington
James D. Hoge
Seattle
Otto Fred W. Upham
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Ilinois
Gus Rogers Popular Comedian Dies in New York
Gus Rogers of the Rogers Brothers comedy team died here yesterday from appendicitis. He had earlier suffered an attack in Chicago in 1902 and postponed surgery, later improving before resuming stage work. He became ill in Utica three weeks ago and was widely known as a leading joke comedian on the American stage.
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New York
Gus Rogers
Tage
Rogers Brothers
Rogers
Chicago
Utica
Forest fires threaten towns across Michigan and Pennsylvania
A southeast gale fans spreading forest and brush fires in Chippewa County Michigan and across Pennsylvania. Survivors recount harrowing images of burned children and refugees seeking shelter as flames devastate communities and homes.
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Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Chippewa County
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Night Riders Kill Two Attorneys at Reelfoot Lake
In Tennessee reports say Hon R Z Taylor and Captain Quinton Rankin, lawyers from Trenton, were killed by night riders while fishing at Reelfoot Lake. Taylor's body was found hanged and bullet riddled. Rankin was found alive but near death. Governor Patterson offered a 10000 reward for the arrest of those responsible.
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Cassis Howland
Millersburg
Memphis
Tenn
Patterson
Taylor
Rankin
Reelfoot Lake
Union City
R. Z. Taylor
Quinton Rankin
Trenton
Mrs Allegretti Granted Divorce In Chicago Court
Mrs Rose Allegretti is granted a decree of separate maintenance from her husband Benedetto Allegretti in the superior court by Judge Ball. The court leaves alimony to be settled by attorneys.
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Chicago
Rose Allegretti
Benedetto Allegretti
Ball
Thaw Not Moved at Present in Thaw Case
Pittsburg October 22 judge Y. dismissed the writ of habeas corpus in the Thaw case. This means the man OBE K Thaw will not be brought to trial or moved at present.
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Pittsburg
Obe
K. Thaw
Unhappy Alliance Ends in German Divorce Suit
London reports Baroness Curt Loef felholz von Kolberg formerly Mrs. Charles Warner Shape of New York has filed for divorce in German courts on grounds of infidelity. The case highlights a high society union dissolved amid scandal and a lost alliance.
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London
Curt Loeffelholz von Kolberg
Charles Warner Shape
New York
Bank Deposit Guaranty Law Bemoaned by Oklahoma Banker
J. W. McNeal of Guthrie National Bank denounces Oklahoma’s deposit guaranty law as ruinously risky. He cites unlimited civil liability, rapid chartering of small banks, and incentives for bad leaders, warning it endangers honest bankers and fosters reckless, wildcat finance.
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J. W. McNeal
National Bank of Commerce
Guthrie
Denver
Iwo
Oklahoma City
First National Bank of
Perry
First National Bank
Oklahoma
Taft Defends Record Amid Policy Debates
The World Philadelphia story notes Mr. Taft defending his record as judge and War Department administrator with strong speeches on labor and the Philippines. It cites his claim that U S colonial policy has boosted trade by over one hundred million dollars annually, stated in Cleveland.
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Taft
Philippines
War Department
New York World
Deni
United States
Mr. Taft
Cleveland, QO
Republican fund drive appeals for Taft and Sherman support
A Western Division appeal urges individual Republicans to donate one dollar to the campaign fund to cover expenses for Taft and Sherman. The notice lists state finance committee chairmen and the assistant treasurer in Chicago, stressing lawful solicitations and direct donations to finance committees.
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Taft
Sherman
Republican National Committee
Congress
State Finance Committee
Remedial debate and Taft campaign stance
James S. Sherman argues that remedy should align with prosperity and cautions that quick fixes risk harming the patient. He urges steady, intelligent work to build the country, praises the Republican party and Taft, and vows support for the party's majority and standard bearer.
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Republican Party
James S. Sherman
German tariff fears if Bryan wins election
Cablegram from Berlin notes German manufacturers optimistic about tariff revision and flooding American markets under Bryan. It contrasts Taft's protectionist stance with Bryan’s presumed downward revision and free trade, warning of potential factory closures if tariffs fall.
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New York Sun
Bryan
Berlin
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
America
Taft Quotes Shared Labor Wealth Parallels at Cooper Union
In New York City Taft argued at Cooper Union that broad economic and business interests unite the wealthiest capitalists with the humblest laborers, stressing shared aims across classes. He warned against policies that threaten growth and opportunity for all Americans.
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Wm. H. Taft
Cooper Union
New York City
Duties of Next Administration
Judge Taft in St Charles Mo argues the next administration should focus on detailed oversight of corporate transactions. It should provide resources and machinery to ensure close supervision, prompt detection of law violations, and swift penal action for flagrant transgressions.
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Taft
St. Charles
Taft Defends Tariff in Columbus Speech
The article cites Mr. Taft declaring the present business system rests on the protective tariff and warns that shifting to free trade would bring disaster. It notes Bryan emerging as a humorist, touting himself as the advance agent of prosperity without losing his smile, per the Sioux City Journal.
Taft Speech Urges Fair Treatment for Corporate Capital
In a Cooper Union address in New York City, Hon. William Howard Taft argues that fair treatment of corporate capital benefits wage earners who rely on corporate wealth for employment. He ties investor fairness to job security and economic health.
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Wm. H. Taft
Cooper Union
New York City
Roosevelt Speaks on Tariff Equity in Minneapolis
President Theodore Roosevelt declares in Minneapolis that tariff policy should treat trusts and other interests alike, ensuring profits for all sizes. He argues benefits should not be confined to the powerful, warning against penalizing the small if the large gain.
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Roosevelt
Minneapolis, Minn
Taft and Bryan Debate Inflamed by Roosevelt Entry
The passage notes a clash between Taft and Bryan prompted by Roosevelt which is expected to sway voters toward Taft as the likely outcome.
What High Prices Mean to the Farmer
A Jewell County Republican analysis shows corn as purchasing power shifting with lumber costs. It notes 100 bushels of corn now buys 2,000 feet of cribbing lumber versus 200 bushels for 1,000 feet thirteen years earlier. Land values in Jewell County rose, with examples of farms selling for $2,500 after previously listing at $500, and crops like corn, wheat, and alfalfa boosting apparent land worth.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Board of Trade
Lumber Trust
Jewell County Republican
Jewell County
J. W. Serry
Wheat Belt
Easy Street
Bryan
Taft Projection for White House Echoed by McKinley
President McKinley praises Taft as the broad and unselfishly brave choice to carry the Constitution’s spirit, saying it supports sending Taft to the White House. The Canton News notes the American people will vote November 3, confirming that conclusion.
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Taft
Philippines
McKinley
United States
White House
Canton
Taft Voices Support for Labor Unions at Cooper Union
Hon. Wm. H. Taft argues that organized labor has a highly beneficent effect and steadies wages, calling unions beneficial for the laboring community during his Cooper Union remarks in New York City.
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Organization of Labor
Wm. H. Taft
Cooper Union
New York City
Bryan argues against popular verdict in bid for office
The quotation portrays Mr. Bryan presenting personal proof that people rule and mounting a campaign to challenge twice-recorded popular verdicts. It frames his ambition as a protest against the millions of electors’ decisions as voiced by James S. Sherman.
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Bryan
James S. Sherman
Gift for appointing the wrong man vexes critics
A remark on appointing the wrong man as president stirs debate about judgment and leadership. The comment frames a warning about the consequences of missteps in executive choices and governance.
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