Fugitive broker Hopkins arraigned in Seattle on mail fraud charge
Wallace H. Hopkins, the Chicago broker, was arraigned before U S Commissioner Armstrong in Seattle on a general charge of using the mails to defraud. A continuance was granted for a preliminary hearing set Friday at 2 p m. Federal authorities expect indictment details to be sent from Chicago, with removal to Chicago possible after identity is established. Hopkins waives bail but remains remanded at 2400.
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Seattle
Wash
Wallace H. Hopkins
Chicago
United States
Armstrong
Elmer E. Todd
Hanford
Hopkins
B. Thurson
Milwaukee
Wis
T Wallace H. Hopkins
Sims
Tlorence Cooper
Hrooks
Priest Takes Charge At St Vincent’s Parish Milwaukee
Rev B Eu Goral formerly of St Francis seminary has taken formal charge of St Vincent’s parish at Mitchell street and Sixteenth avenue. The parish has been the center of a bitter newspaper war in which Polish priests were involved and editors contested the church affairs. Goral stated he would stay and not let the controversy interfere with duties despite the public dispute.
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Milwaukee
Wis
B. EU Goral
St. Francis Semin Ar
Sebastian G. Messmer
St. Vincent's Parish
St Vincent’s Church
Mitchell Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Father Goral
Newing Polish
Kurver Polskl
St. Vincent’s
Shife
Father Gora
Kuryer Polski
W. Kruszka
Scribner Praises Oregon After Six Weeks Visit
F H Scribner president of the Wisconsin Buttermakers association speaks in Portland praising Oregon's transition from timber to dairy and its feed opportunities after a six week stay. He notes Wisconsin’s dairy output growth and urges farmers to recognize Oregon’s dairy prospects and feed opportunities.
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Portland
Ore
Wisconsin
Oregon
F. H. Scribner
Wisconsin Buttermakers’ Association
Scribner
United States
Loretta Dy the prize cow of Oregon breeder at Louis fair
Oregonians recall Mr. Scribner the respected breeder who raised Loretta Dy owned by the Lada Estate Portland Oregon. The cow won first prize in the one hundred twenty days milking test at the St Louis fair in 1904.
Roosevelt Is Fifty On His Birthday
President Roosevelt turned fifty today and began his fifty first year with a full day at the desk. He met with cabinet members in town for a semiweekly session and discussed departmental matters. Congratulatory messages flowed into the White House from abroad as diplomats delivered well wishes.
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Associated Press
Washington
B.C
Roosevelt
Ofice
Doctor's Wife Charged With Jewel Larceny in Boston
Mrs Ma belle Dumphy wife of prominent Boston physician Dr W K Dumphy arrested on larceny charges in Chicago jewels valued at 1000. She fainted on police warrant and was released on 5000 bail while extradition fights unfold. Police cite possible further charges of stocks bonds and cash theft.
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Boston
Mass
Mabelle Dumphy
W. K. Dumphy
Chicago
Charles E. Glies
Dumphy
Loston
Giles
New Jland
Maine
I Posithen
Madison Couple Wed In Delta Gamma House Ceremony
Miss Martha Pound daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Pound wed Marshall Wilfred Hanks son of Regent and Mrs L B Hanks. The Delta Gamma house hosted the ceremony with matron of honor Mrs Maurice J Johnson and bride’s maid Miss Julia Hanks. Best man Dr Frank Van Kirk of Chicago and Rev E G Updike officiated. The couple will reside in De Pere Wisconsin where Hanks has invention ties and will start married life.
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Madison
Wis
Martha Pound
Hugh Pound
Marshall Wilfred Hanks
Regent
L. 8. Hanks
Delta Gamia
Maurice J. Johnson
Julia Hanks
Niiece
Agnes Resbo
Canby Meodemus
Frank van Kirk
Chicago
E. G. Updike
University
Hanks
Westinghouse Company
Pittsburg
de Pere
Federal judge fines Joseph Ochsner in white slave case
In Chicago Judge Bethen fined Joseph Ochsner 2600 and sentenced him to two years in Fort Leavenworth for harboring Marie Schulkrait an alien woman for immoral purposes under immigration laws He allegedly brought her from Stuttgart Germany after leaving his wife and children
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Chicago
Til
Bethen
Joseph Ochsner
Fort Leavenworth
Ochsner
Marie Schulkrait
Stuttgart
Germany
Natwick Heads Class at University in Madison Election
Franklin Z. Natwick of Grand Rapids was elected president of the university senior class over Helmert Wenholt of Madison. Edna June Terry of Madison was elected president. Other officers include Secretary Gustav W. Buchen of Sheboygan and Treasurer Storris W. Yiicharis of Madison. Sergeant at arms KW Muck Meten of Waukesha listed among officers.
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Madison
Wis
Franklin Z. Natwick
Grand Rapids
Helmert Wenholt
Edna June Terry
Gustav W. Buchen
Sheboygan
Madwon
KW. Muck. Meten
Waukesha
Robber Kidnaps Mount Vernon Lumberman For 5000
Edward English, a wealthy Mount Vernon lumberman, was kidnapped while driving from a lumber camp near Mount Vernon. A lone robber forced him to write a 5000 dollar note and an urgent letter to his wife, then left him tied to a tree. English freed himself, alerted his wife and Sheriff Harmon, and deputies sought the kidnapper described as bandaged on one arm. a confederate may have delivered the ransom letters.
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Associated” Prena
Mount Vernon
Wash
Edward English
Awa
English
Tam
Hannay
Ned
Hanney
Henry Day
Harmon
Skagit County
Whitmore Murder Trial Advances Amid Missing Witness Claims
In Jersey City on October 27, the trial of Theodore Whitmore for his wife Helena Whitmore’s Christmas murder resumed. Prosecutors expected key witness Frederick W. Elliott of Auburndale Mass to testify. Elliott allegedly sent messages to relatives purporting to be from Mrs Whitmore, at Whitmore's direction.
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Associated Frogs
Jersey City
N. JL
Theodore
Whitmore
Helena
Frederick W. Elliott
Auburndale
Mass
Garven
Invited Chinese limited for battleship fleet visit
Amey October 27 warnings on security for the second squadron of the American battleship fleet limit invitations to Chinese to 400. Foreigner access to reception grounds requires a pass from the consular representative. Invitations to Fouchow students and naval cadets withdrawn. Support text notes cooking tip and wound care.
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Fouchow
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted to Women
Advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for melancholia and female troubles. Letters from Mrs. F Ellsworth and Mrs. Mary J Williams claim relief from despondency backache and headaches, praising the remedy’s health restoring effects and urging others to try it. The copy cites thirty years of use and claims worldwide success in treating uterine disorders inflammatory conditions and irregularities.
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Lydia E.pinkham
F. Ellsworth
Mayville
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary J. Williams
Bridgeport
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydis FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Wisconsin Women Speak at 35th WGT Convention
A Wisconsin woman reports on the thirty fifth annual WGT convention with addresses by superintendents on topics including work among the ill, anti narcotics, scientific temperance, railway employees, sailors and soldiers, and foreign speaking people. Afternoon session featured state presidents’ efforts to extend prohibition.
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Frese
Denvery
Prunelal
W. GT. TG
Doreas J. Spence
Callforndia
Mnilang
Ingalie
Missouri
Edith
Wisconsin
Evallmer
Graham
New York
Hoover Thatcher
New Jesey
Mary J. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Lost man still unfound in mountains near Hot Springs
After six days of search in the mountains near Hot Springs no trace of Froid Kloeber has been found. A large party of searchers and six bloodhounds arrived to scour the routes from the body site back toward the hotel. A pin will be set to mark Kundl s body location and air will cover all directions.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
Hot Springy
Froid Kloeber
Kurmle
Idiot Springs
Whloeber
Kundl
State Board loosens cow quarantine rules for interstate stock
The Wisconsin Live Stock Sanitary Board amended rules to allow sale or slaughter of livestock shipped into the state without quarantine if a seller notifies the state board in writing with buyer name, sale date, and origin. Bliss Jennings sought release of her quarantined cow from Monroe, but the board refused, advising testing for tuberculosis before release.
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Stockyarda
Milwaukee
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Ite
Atate
Tate Hye Atock Board
Bliss Janet Jennings
Monroe
Movement to Form Monsectarian Men's Club in New London Wy
A movement to establish a monsectarian social men's club in New London Wy begins with an initial meeting planned for October. Meetings will use Congregational church rooms or other convenient spaces, with plans for literary and entertaining features. Miss Duella Behlafer of Milwaukee heads the new first and second grade city school departments.
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New London
Congregational Church
Duella Behlafer
Milwaukee
Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims Quick Permanent Relief
An old time ad promotes Gauss Catarrh Cure as a radical, permanent remedy. It asserts catarrh endangers health by causing bad breath, ulcers, and digestion issues, and promises to rid the system of poisonous germs for immediate relief.
Artillerymen Disappear On Coronado Island Cruise
Five men from the Twenty eighth coast artillery and an army mechanic from San Francisco set out on a fishing cruise from Fort Rosecrans toward the Coronado Islands. They carried one day of rations and have not been seen since. Corporal Reynolds and Privates Blanchard Wylnft Croahy Merhanich Hughes were aboard. Search by boat was launched Saturday morning with hopes of locating them.
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San Diego
Cal
Fort Rosecrany
Twenty Eighth Coast Artillery
San Francisco
Coronado Islands
Corporal Reynolds
Blanchard
Wylnft and Croahy
Merhanich Hughes
Mauretania Port Landing Halted By Heavy Gale
Queenstown reports the steamship Mauretania failed to land passengers and most mails due to strong winds. The gangway broke damaging a tender. a whale boat removed port officials who boarded the vessel and 18 crew members returned with them. Loss of life narrowly avoided.
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Mauretania
Gauss Catarrh Cure Offered With Trial Mail Pack
Read a trial package by mail free of charge to prove Gauss Catarrh Cure cures catarrh quickly regardless of its severity. Send name and address today to receive treatment by return mail. Cure claimed will make you welcomed by friends instead of shunned. C. Wi Gauss Marshall Michigan invites coupon.
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Gauss
Ioan
C. Wi Gausa
Marshall
Mich
Caurs
GAUBM
Main Street
Marshall, Mich
Typhoon Costs 800 Lives Across Cayayan Province
Official dispatches report devastating typhoon and floods in Cayayan province with a death toll of 800 and property damage of 1,000,000 in gold. Isabelle province reports no damage. In the last thirty hours five new cholera cases plus three suspects were found by health board agents.
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Manilla
Cayayan Province
Isabelle
Eholera Oh
Board of ‘Health
Train derailment near Omaha injures one passenger
A Denver bound passenger train derailed in Omaha Nebraska after a broken switch bar caused the derailment at night. One person was injured and several passengers were shaken and frightened.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Rock Ta
Denver
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