Governor condemns night riders in Kentucky vigilante call
Governor Willson issues a $96 reward for the capture and conviction of night riders who attacked a negro named Walker and his family in Hickman County. He blames tolerated crimes for the strike, likening it to a wider pattern of murder and urging the people to rise up and defend law and liberty.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Walker
Hickman County
Willson Tod
Xth
Kentucky
Russeliglla
Puzzled Over A Monkey In New York Harbor
Reported by a New York dispatch, a Java ape of unusual height and dark fur arrived aboard the Clan McDonald. Experts say the creature, three and a half feet tall with an intelligent face, challenges Darwin era ideas of a missing link.
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Associated Press
New York
Java
Salénes
McDonald
East Indies
Gap
Rockefeller Builds Inaccessible Pocantico Mansion
New York reports John D. Rockefeller has taken possession of a million dollar Pocantico Hills home. He plans eighteen watchmen and two detectives to guard against intruders. The house sits behind terraces and stone walls with winding walks, hidden passages, and a tunnel linking a playhouse for his grandchildren.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hil
Mr. Rockefeller
Free Catarrh Cure Trial Offer Promises Quick Cure
An advertisement for Gauss Catarrh Cure claims catarrh causes breath and health problems and promises a free trial package by mail. It asserts the remedy will permanently cure and invites readers to send name and address to receive the treatment. The message is signed by E L Gauss of Marshall, Michigan.
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EL Gauss
Marshall
Mich
Pacifice
E. Gaubs
Muin Marshall
Hidden Labyrinth at Rockefeller Estate Stuns Visitors
Colonial front toward the Hudson hides a rear residence with a subbasement and terraces. Entry appears only through a hidden papety passage while walls and shrubs create a maze. Two watchmen and a bloodhound guard the grounds as hundreds of workers prepare the estate.
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Hudson River
Walla
Patenay
Eichteen
Rockefeller
Tvo
Kaukauna Faces Darkness If Lights Won't Be Erected
In Kaukauna Wisconsin on October 1 the city council and the electric lighting company clash over street lights. The city refuses further contracts until lights are properly erected, with a deadline of October 14 looming and residents threatening an all night lighting crisis. Knights of Columbus plan lectures as a speaker bureau is sought. The Kaukauna Gun Club held a Sunday shoot at Grignon flats with guests from Appleton. Frank Hildenburg led with a high score and several shooters tallied totals.
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Maukauna
Wis
Bleetdeighting Company
Inggerleuds
Ccatain
Kaukauna
Knights of Columbus
Hauknaunn Gun Club
Grigoan Flats
Ted Schmidt
A. Duestu
Appleton
Frank Hilenburg
O. Emmerrman
Hildenbug
Wir
A. Ducatu
W. OC. Wendt
O. Leudtke
Fred of
Ju. ©. Wolf
A. Leudtke
J. Deltsler
Death of Mrs Potter in Collins New York
News arrives of Mrs Mary BE Potter passing away in Collins Erie County New York on Thursday October the widow of a Weyauwega merchant and early Waupaca County settler who taught in Weyauwega schools and later ran a store with her husband and son She leaves two children H W Potter and Mrs Katheryn Uvedale both at her side Funeral services and burial were held in Collins last Saturday The report notes a bountiful potato crop in the area and a new warehouse under construction at the railway station, with a stray paragraph about moving into a flat and digging for a pet dog last line appears garbled and not connected to the obituary.
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Weynawers
Wis
Mary BE. Potter
Collins
Erie County
New York
Potter
Waupaea County
Waupaea
Weyauwega
Chicago
Marriage of Misa Loulae Kobbe and William A Manting in Short Hills
The ceremony at Christ Episcopal Church Short Hills saw society from New York and nearby country colonies attend the marriage of Misa Loulae Kobbe, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gico Kobbe, to William Alexander Manting. The Rev Charles Larkin Douglas officiated.
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Short Hills
N. J
New York
Misa Loulae Loaviet Kobbe
Gico
Co. Kobbe
Wiliam Alexander Manting
Christ Episcopal Church
Short
Charles Larkin Douglas
Wedding of Tuuwid Mane in Irooklin Details Unclear
Fragmentary OCR describes a bridegroom connected to Meo and Mrs. Tuuwid Mane in Irooklin. The bridal party stands before white chrysanthemum decorations. The bride wore a gown of white geadin with orange blossoms and carried orange blossom bouquet. Attendants wore pale green and white gowns with flowers.
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Irooklin
Horida
Executive committee sets time for next Trans Mississippi Congress meeting
The executive committee of the Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress decided to hold the next congress meeting, originally set for December, in August 1909. Officers elected: Chairman T. Pryor of San Antonio Texas, Secretary Arthur B. Francia of Grinle Creek Colorado, Treasurer James C. Dahman of Omaha Nebraska.
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Associated Press
San Francses
Cal
Oet
Miasisaippi
Haa
Adminitiea
the T. Pryor
San Antonio
Tex
Arthur BF. Francia
Grinle Creek
Col
James C. Dahman
Omaha
Neb
Pastor Patlison Shifts to St Paul Baptist Church
Hartford Oct 13 pastor of the First Baptist Church, has realigned and will leave for St Paul Minnesota to assume duties as pastor of the First Baptist Church there.
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Uy Associated Frees
Hartford
Conn
Koev
Marold Patlison
St. Paul, Minn
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