Most Costly Trousseau for Millionaire's Daughter Planned
New York reports on Miss Katherine Elkins awaiting a diva trousseau described as the most costly ever designed for a princess or a millionaire's daughter. Italian laces and Empire period styling mark the wardrobe, with firm Louise & Co coordinating orders as Elkins's trousseau nears completion amid public betrothal denials.
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New York
Frst
Duke of
Tahe
Fifth Avenue
Louise & Co
Elkins
Koutee & Co
Europe
America
Miss Elkins
Directoire
Eugenie III
Misa Elkins
Trousseau
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German Prince Weds In Quiet Royal Marriage
Berlin. The civil marriage of Prince August Wilhelm and Princess of Achiewig-Holstein was held before a royal family audience. A religious ceremony followed at the Kaiser’s Lutheran chapel with Dr Dryander officiating. The couple’s wedding day coincided with the Kaiserin’s birthday.
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August Wilhelm
Alate
Achiewig-Holstein
Hypercampeche
Potsdam
Count A. Cu Eulenberg
Kalaer
Dryander
Royal
Katserin
Kern's Son Critically Ill Amid Campaign Strain
John W. Kern Jr., eight, son of Democratic vice presidential candidate, is critically ill in Indianapolis from infantile paralysis complicated by acute indigestion. His father, Cantela Enga ge, returned from a speaking tour in New York and Ohio, staying at the bedside despite exhaustion and worry. Plans for the immediate future hang on his son's condition.
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Cantela
Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Kern, Jr
New York
Ohto
Kern
Stable girl found dead in Lebanon after assault fears
In Lebanon on Oct. 28 Mathe Ladeey about twenty years old was found dead at James McGovern's stable near Martridge Avenue. Initial signs suggested foul play but police consider possible poisoning or assault. A gang seen with her in the business district is under inquiry as investigators probe cause of death and whether robbery played a role.
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Lebanon
Mathe Ladeey
James McGovern
Martridge Avenue
Blanco
Worut
Ashe
Ecoippany
Oaid
Acquittal Yet Conviction Echoes in Local Case
Details of a United States court decision involving Trenton N. Oet and others over an $8083 money dispute. Farkas paid a portion to post office authorities, who were financially harmed. Lager was in a state hospital when the event occurred. Parhas faced accusations of forging Laos' signature to cover debts, with receipts shown. Court ruled no legal guilt but noted near guilt.
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Paya
Trenton N. 3
Oet BA
United States
Lasszlo Farkas
Nasy Lager
State Hospital
Parhas
Laos
Rexall Orderlies Promise Immediate Relief for Constipation
A local advertisement proclaims Rexall Orderlies as a safe gentle bowel regulator that restores natural function without griping or nausea. It pledges a full refund if no cure is achieved and touts suitability for children and adults, urging substantiation on the seller's risk.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Guderenn
J. A. Whliamaon
North Market
Nitro Glycerine Explodes in Forest Fire Frontier
A massive nitroglycerine explosion at a forest fire site near Shanropin Pennsylvania injures two, destroys a steel plant, and scorches acres of timber. The blast, felt as far as Beaver and Pittsburgh, prompts evacuation and a $15,000 damage estimate. Fire officials say most escaped unharmed. In Vermont, a deer hunting ban is proclaimed as forests are tinder dry and fire danger remains high.
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Shanropin
Monaco
Jobn H. Manel Company
Gringo
Beva
Reaver
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Ambridge
Ghlo River
People’s National Bank
Tt Sear
New Hires for Railroads Hit 17 Million Dollar Price Tag
New York Oct 23 Railroads plan heavy orders for 87 million dollars of upgrades next year following Pennsylvanias 7 million estimate. St Paul placed orders for 7600 freight cars and locomotives. American Locomotive and Baldwin Works contracted to supply 38 and 12 engines respectively worth 8 million dollars. Morgan lines also ordered 2 million in new equipment. includes 8600 freight cars and ten passenger engines.
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New York
McCrea
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
American Locomotive Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Ie Morgan Lines
Loulalana & Teran Railway & Navigation Company
Enya
Moving Homes In Race To Build New Town Streets
In Tripp county a docking of portable buildings began as owners lash their wheeled structures along the prairie to claim preferred locations in a planned new town area, with estimated participation costs under two million dollars and a driving push to settle the main street area.
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Dallay
Tripp
Tottory
Four Years For Girl Forger In Luray Va
In Luray Virginia on October 23 a jury sentenced Dorasmith a seventeen year old girl to four years in the penitentiary two years for burglary and two for forgery She allegedly forged her father’s name on an order presented to a local store making her the valley’s youngest white woman ever given a penitentiary sentence and the area’s youngest prisoner in the facility.
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Luray
Dorasmith
Valley of Virginia
Forest Fires Kill Trout in Adirondack Streams
Sparta men report extensive trout fatalities along streams in the burned Adirondack area. Thousands of dead fish line the bottoms and edges, likely from smoke or ash contamination rather than water impurities, signaling a major impact on the stocked waters near Malone New York Ort.
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Malone
N. Y
Sparta
Adirondacks
Closed Pupil Mouth With Plaster Case Dismissed
The case against Miss Edith Wirth of Kansas City Kansas charged with cruelty for plastering a pupil’s mouth shut was dismissed by Prosecuting Attorney Taggart. The nine year old pupil Marvey Galloway, whose talk led to the punishment, has been removed from the school by his parents.
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Kansas City
Edith Wirth
Kansas City, Ken
Taggart
Marvey Galloway
Company to Pay Doctor Bills for Employes
Shelton Conn Oct 23 President Ruse of the Robert N Basgett Manufacturing company employing 600 to 700 hands announced the firm would pay all doctor bills of its employes including treatment for accidents and illnesses Most of the workers are girls and women
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Shelton, Conn
Ruse
Robert N. Basgett Manufacturing Company
Checker Match to Crown American Draughts Champion in Kansas City
The 192? clash pits Charles Francis Barker of Boston against Joseph A. Drouillard of Kansas City. The winner earns the American checkers title and a claim to the world championship, with experts gathering to witness the November battle.
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Kansas City
West
Charles Francis Barker
Boston
Joseph A. Drouillard
Checker
Phyue
Kanaas City
Droullisrd
Independence
Kan
Tilt School
Indeponlenee
Grand Army
Ing
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Drouillard
Bute
van Rees
Joe
DrouNaed
Reed
Mugh Mackean
Salt Lake City
Barker
James Moir
Prouhiined
Droulllard
Charles Francia Barker
Scotland
Priest
Richard Jordan
England
Jordan
Hotel Psrangements
Kansan
Easily Prepared Mixture For Kidney Trouble Or Rheumatism
An old patent remedy document describes a home brew for kidney trouble and rheumatism. It lists fluid extract two dractions, half ounce. compound Karyon one ounce. compound syrup Bare one ounce. three ounces of syrup. Shake and take after meals and at bedtime. Claims relief within days, with cured symptoms including sore back and frequent urination.
Death of Boy After Hydrophobia Bite in City
New York reports 15 year old David Waxman died at Bellevue after four days of hydrophobia. He was bitten by a dog on a Bayonne, North Dakota farm and brought home for treatment. Doctors and Pestour Institute experts attended him. prognosis was hopeless from the start.
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David Waxman
Bellevue Hospital
Pestour Institute
Young Wetman
Bayonne
N. d
Madison Avenue
Manhattan
Columbia University
Grover Cleveland Loening
Catumbli
Mr. Loening
Phoenix Laboratory
Trowbridge
Mnadele
Loening
Doctor Takes Poison to Avoid Manslaughter Trial
New York on October 23 reports Dr. Irving J. Cook a young city physician chose death over standing trial for manslaughter linked to alleged criminal practice. He drank poison and shot himself at the Waldorf Astoria hotel.
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New York
Irving J. Cook
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Man Sold For Thirteen Cents
In Vazard Kentucky on October 23 a public square sale of a person named Stephen Atkins listed as a vagrant occurred, bringing in 13 cents at the auction.
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Vazard
Stephen Atkins
Anc Hon
Why Wers Ahead in a Curious English View
A Boston Globe summary discusses an English view on world coal production and population. It notes Canada yields about 9,000,000 tons of coal versus the United States 370,100,000 tons and questions Canada’s potential growth relative to its southern neighbor.
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Canada
Ameorten
United States
Boston Globe
Doubtful Future and Remarks From Washington Star
A fragment quotes Miks Cayenne replying to a query about recognition as either a bore or a sock. The Washington Star record includes a remark on Algeria shaping a habit of saving rude and sarcastic things.
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Algeria
Miks Cayenne
Washington Star
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Quotations show prices for grains and feeds dated Octon en 1908. No. 2 Red corn and yellow corn range from 3.65 to 9.0 per barrel and bushel respectively, Timothy hay 10 to 12 dollars per ton, mixed hay 9 to 11 dollars, wheat around 6 to 9 dollars per bushel, bran and middlings 25 to 29 dollars per ton, and dairy and cottonseed meal priced per ton.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Oorgadap
Sahel
Busahel
Hart
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