Parliament in State of Siege by Suffragette Crowd
London Oct 14. An enormous mob hemmed Parliament and halted traffic to Westminster for hours. Police, army and marines guarded the area as suffragettes led by Mrs Travers Symons pressed toward the Commons. Twenty four suffragettes and twelve unemployed were jailed. others summoned for breach of the peace.
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London
House of Commons
Thames
Trafaar Square
Nelson Monument
Westminster Bridge
St. James Park
Nobbdy
Thief Poses as Agent to rob Brooklyn Publisher’s Home
In New York on October 14 a young well dressed man posing as a real estate agent entered the home of wealthy Brooklyn publisher Summerfield McLean. While Beatrice Masten guided him, he overpowered her and gagged her, then searched the house and escaped with jewelry and silverware valued at $1,008.
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New York
Summerfield Mclean
Brooklyn
Misa Beatrice Masten
Mia McLean
Keefe Denies Taft Immigration Offer Amid Democratic Charges
Detroit leader Daniel J. Keefe of the Longshoremen's union rejects a New York Democratic claim that Roosevelt offered him the immigration commissioner post in exchange for backing Taft. The Democratic committee alleged a Oct 3 Washington meeting and cited Keefe's Sept circular backing anti Taft efforts, with a threatened witness to prove the offer.
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Detroit
Mich
Daniel J. Keefe
The
Longshoremen's Union
New York
Immigration
W. H. Taft
Democratic National Committee
John J. Gordon
National Democratic
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Bryan
International Association of Longshoremen
Federation of Labor
Democratic Committee
Keefe
Washington
Sargett
Gompere
Federation
William H. Taft
Executive Council
Taft
Islandwide semi-cyclonic wave hits Havana area
Havana reports a semi-cyclonic wave with torrential rains causing floods across the island. Extensive damage to crops and buildings is noted, with widespread disruption in numerous locations.
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Havana
Cubs Nears World Series Edge In Detroit Game
Chicago defeated Detroit 8 to 0 to take a 3 to 1 lead in the series. Eddie Summers pitched well except for one bad inning while Miner Brown outpitched him. Paid admissions reached 12 907.
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Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Eddie" Summers
Miner” Brown
Summers
Bryan Launches Three Day Nebraska Campaign Tour
William J. Bryan campaigned across Nebraska with nearly all Democratic state candidates, drawing large crowds. He delivered twenty one speeches in Wahoo and surrounding areas, with lengths from five minutes to an hour, concluding the first day of a three day tour.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Wahoo
Neb
William J. Bryan
Death of First Volunteer in Civil War
Washington October 14 Dr. Charles Franklin Rand the first Union volunteer after Lincoln's call for troops and the first soldier to receive a medal of honor for bravery has died at age seventy. Born in Batavia New York he spent three months in Libby prison.
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Washington
Charles Franklin Rand
Lincoln
Pongress
Batavia
N. Y
Libby
Lead traders trigger profit take hit on Chicago wheat
Profit taking by leading long positions caused weakness in the Chicago wheat market as traders locked in gains. The move affected prices and market sentiment, with traders watching supply cues and global price trends.
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Chicago
Child-in-law murder trial set for John W Terrell
Bluffton Indiana October 14 John W Terrell, recently discharged from the eastern hospital for the insane returns to town and will face trial for the murder of his son in law Melvin Wolfe. He escaped trial earlier claiming insanity at the time of the killing.
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Bluffton
Ind
John W. Terrell
Eastern
Tnspot
Melvin Wolfe
Excellent Health Advice from Mrs Davison on Electric Bitters
Mrs M M Davison of San Jose asserts Electric Bitters treats headache biliousness and liver digestives torpor. She praises the remedy as more beneficial for digestive organs than any other. Sold under guarantee at Charles D Knoefel's drug store.
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Mra
M. M. Davison
Gifford Ave
San Jose
Oal
Gearantes
Chas D. Knoefel
Stray Disease Kills 1600 Horses in Indiana Counties
Reports from Michigan City dated Oct 14 indicate 1600 horses have died since early last summer in Pulaski Starke and southwestern Laporte counties. The malady weakens the animals and causes death. some recover only to become ruined and be shot. Doctoring reveals hairlike worms in livers and organs, fueling belief worms breed from pastured blades. Mules seem unaffected prompting farmers to import them from Kentucky to aid plowed fields.
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Michigan City
Ind
Pulaski
Starke
Thoee
Laporte County
Starke County
Kentucky
Paoli Youth Dies After Hunting Accident
Sherman Appel, about nineteen, went hunting with a gun and dog near Moore Ridge, Paoli Ind. He was found unconscious beneath a tree with a fractured skull, believed caused by a falling limb while dislodging a squirrel. He died at home.
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Paoli
Ind
Sherman Appel
Moore Ridge
Here
Appel
Digest life like a feast, Lord Bacon wisdom echoed
An advertisement style piece extols digesting life and work as key to happiness. It links Lord Bacon to the idea that some things are to be tasted and swallowed but must be digested. It markets Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming expert backing, worldwide chemist approval, and a trial offer from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Lord Bacon
Stuart
Europe
America
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mioh
Duke of Abruzzi Engagement Broken in Rome Telegram
Rome reports the engagement between the Duke of Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins has been broken. The duke announced the decision to the royal family via telegram from Tourin, expressing sadness. He will undertake a perilous expedition to divert his mind. rumored Miss Elkins played a leading role in the affair.
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Rome
Duke of
Abruzzi
Katherine Elkins
Tourit
Miss Elkins
Grand Army WII Parade Plan For Harrison Monument
Oran Perry Indiana adjutant general will be grand marshal of the Indianapolis parade on October 87 for the Harrison monument dedication. He invites the G A R department commander and staff to attend and asks Captain John D. Alexander to command all G A R posts in line. Colonel J R Foster reports Alexander hopes many civil war veterans will attend the exercises and ded ication is expected to draw large attendance.
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Grand Army Wii
Indianapolis
Oran Perry
Indiana
Harrison
John D. Alexander
Grand Army
J. R. Foster
Alexander
Harrison Monument
Local Trees Bloom Twice in Petersburg Area
In Petersburg Indiana on October 14 trees show a second bloom. George Gordon reports a pear tree with a half grown second crop and many blossoms. John Fordyce's farm four miles east has four cherry trees in full blossom, and blossoms appear on city trees too.
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Petersburg
Ind
George Gordon
John Fordyce
Flames Sweep Kankakee Prairie in Autumn Fire
Laporte Ind Oct 14 A great prairie fire roars across a large section of the Kankakee country causing about ten thousand dollars in losses. Wolves driven from marshes by the flames raid barnyards in the county’s southern part.
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Kankakee
Laporte
Ind
Grand jury probes bank fund misuses in Indiana
Keotland Indiana October 14 the grand jury investigates D P Baldwin of Logansport and W Dague of Fowler accused of wrongfully using funds of the Goodland bank closed by state auditor after an official inquiry conducted months ago
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Keotland, Ind
D. Pp. Baldwin
Logansport
W. Dague
Fowler
Goodland Bank
Young Woman Dies After Poison Mistake in Mancle
Corinne Bundy eighteen daughter of O P Bundy owner of the Delaware hotel died after taking carbolic acid by mistake for a throat gargle. She was found dead in her apartments at the a t hawt.
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Mancle
Ind
Miles Corinne Bundy
Eply
O. P. Bundy
Delaware Hotel
Hawt
Wedding near certainty for Abruzzi and Miss Elkins
Rome correspondent for the Daily Telegraph reports, with high authority, that the wedding of the Duke of Abruzzi and Miss Elkins will occur very soon. Also a letter from Zaneville, Ohio, praises Dr King’s New Discovery for James Lee’s recovery from severe lung troubles, claiming it saved his life.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Rome
Duke of
Abruzzi
Miss Elkins
Testimony Reveals Union Members’ Reports to National Manufacturers
John B. Walker of the United Mine Workers of Illinois testifies in a contempt case against AFL leaders. He describes miners being approached by a detective group offering $22 weekly to report union activities to the National Manufacturers’ Association and notes a letter offering to send AFL proceedings to firms for $15 at Denver meetings.
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Springfield
John B. Walker
United Mine Workers of Illinois
Samuel Gompere
Robert Morrison
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Bucks Store and Range Company
St. Louis
Edward F. Irwin
Walker
Mourphysboro
Duquoin
National Manufacturers’ Association
Detective Association
Corporation Auxiliary Company
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Fastern Telephone Company
New York
ALM. Todd & Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
Denver
Col
Congress
Kidney trouble claims raise frail vitality with Foley remedy
An advertisement asserts kidney illness leaves people weak and half alive and promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as restoring healthy kidneys and vitality, naming Knoefel as the agent to refuse.
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Foley
Knoefel
International copyright conference in session at Berlin
The conference on international copyright is in session in Berlin. Dan Patch failed to beat his Lexington record of 1 55, posting 1 56 4 as his time. Union Pacific directors were re elected at the annual stockholders meeting.
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Berlin
Dan Patch
Lexington
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Aid Returns Quick Relief
O. D. Knoefel promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy to ease coughs, strengthen the lungs, and expel colds with the alleged genuine ion yellow package.
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Foley
O. D. Knoefel
Delegates Return From W C T U Convention at Bedford
Local notes report delegates to the W C T U state convention at Bedford have returned home. A lunacy examination at the county jail found Charles Hood of unsound mind. A cottage permit costing 2100 was granted to P M Mathers on Ekin avenue. A kitchen fire at 626 State injured no one and caused minor damage. Centenary M E church hosted a reception for Rev. A R Beach and family. Elder Peter A Morton from Matthews, AR plans meetings at Market Square next weekend. Harrison County Medical Association met with papers read by Drs Fank Wolfe Botorf and Jenkins gave Louisville address. Floyd Prohibitionists nominate a ticket with Zahod, White, Knight, Owen, Fishback, Stork, Jaegers.
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Peter A. Morton
Matthews, Ar
Mormon Church
Harrison County Medical Association
Lanesville
J W. Baxter
F E. Wolfe
Z. J. Fank
C. Wolfe
J. W. Bottorf
Corydon
Jenkins
Louisville
Nancy Morgan Wedding Set At County Office
Nancy Morgan and Joseph C Morgan wed at the county office as the honeymoon winds down. The ceremony marked the couple’s formal union in a simple civil service attended by family and friends.
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Nancy Morgan
Joseph C Morgan
Divorce suit filed in Clark circuit court
Clerk Ruoff by the Rev B F Gate filed suit for divorce in the Clark circuit court at Jeffersonville yesterday alleging cruel treatment. The groom is sixty and the bride fifty one. Each had been married twice and had grown children. They live near Sellersburg Constantinople.
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Ruoff
B. F. Gate
Clark
Jeffersonville
Sellersburg
Language of the Hair Reflects Fashion and Character
A Chicago Inter Ocean quote observes that a man learns much about a woman by how she styles her hair. Those chasing strict fashion risk becoming a stickler for form and discomfort, while a woman who senses beauty in balance meets life’s complexities with grace.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
Folk Attacks Senate as Corrupt in Missouri Campaign
In Golden City Missouri on October 14 Joseph W Folk argued the Tonea States senate is more corrupt than the Missouri legislature or St Louis city council. He cited his past role as St Louis circuit attorney to allege extensive gambling bribery uncovered in those bodies.
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Folk
Golden City
Joseph W. Folk
Tonea States Senate
Missouri Legislature
Louis
St. Louie
Notice to Readers About Missed Delivery
Notice to subscribers of the New Albany Tribune requesting they report missed or late deliveries to the Tribune Company by calling the Cumberland or Home phones.
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New Albany
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