Floods in Hyderabad Deccan and Swahig Penal Colony Toll
Floods following record rainfall devastated the Hyderabad and Deccan districts washing away bridges and thousands of native houses. Bodies were found in trees while the Hyderabad hospital was buried in the flood. At Swahig penal colony a cloudburst drowned eight, including the farm superintendent Harold MacKnight, as inmates rescued others in a display of heroism.
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Rodiex
Associated Presse
Bombay
India
Hyderabad
Deccan
Manilla
Swahig
Harold MacKnight
Swahigs
Japanese lines plan steamers to Salvia Cruz
Associated Press reports in Victoria B C on Sept 29 that Toyo Kiren Katsha will run steamers between Japanese ports and Salvia Cruz linking via Tehuantepec railway to Atlantic and European markets, while Nippon Fusen Kaisha aims to operate a Japanese line from Port Said to Trieste or Fiume under authorizing influence.
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Associated Press
Victoria
B. C
Toyo Kiren Katsha
Salvia Cruz
Nippon Fusen Kaisha
Mediterranean
Port Said
Trieste
Fiume
Autre-Hungary
Trust Companies Discussed at Bankers' Convention
Denver Sept 29 The second day of the American Bankers annual meeting focused on the trust company section at the Brown Palace hotel. Gov Henry A Buchtel and Col William E Bushes gave welcomes, Philip S Babcock delivered the main address, and reports on protective laws were read along with several talks on trusts and safeguarding securities.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
American Bankers
Trust Company
Association
Brown Palace Hotel
Henry A. Buchtet
Colorado
William E. Bushes
Continental Trust Company of
Philip 5
Babcock
Breckenridge Jones
St. Louis
FF. H. Frier
Satem
N. C
New York City
Lawrence L. Gillespie
Joseph N. Babcock
New York
Kern Sherman meet at Chicago banquet preface to ticket clash
In Chicago on Sept 29 Democratic vice presidential nominee John W Kern and Republican rival James Sherman met by chance in the Auditorium Annex lobby. They exchanged polite remarks and shook hands while spectators noted the near miss of the planned October 7 Bryan Yatt banquet. Kern indicated a Big Four pass loss related to Connersville claims, while he prepared for Michigan campaigning in Kalamazoo. He said the pass was not used and he did not know how it disappeared.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bryan
Yatt
Joan W. Kern
James Sherman
Ditto
Tod
Mr. Kern
Mr. Sherman
Connersville
Ind
Kern
Kalamazoo, Mich
Michigan
John W. Kern
Big Four Railroad
Connersville Free Fair
Pryan
Mansfield
Sulta
Winchester
Irrigation Congress Opens with International Delegates
The sixteenth National Irrigation Congress opened in Albuquerque with 1500 delegates and 4000 in attendance. Mayor Lester and Gov. Curry welcomed attendees as Frank Goudy of Denver gave the opening address. Delegates from France England Spain Portugal Italy Cape Colony Canada Cuba Porto Rico Brazil and several Mexican states delivered responses. The resolutions committee faced keen competition and may touch on forestry policy and public land regulation.
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Albuquerque
N. MI
National Irrigation Congress
Frank Cloudy
Denver
Lester
Curry
New Mexico
Goudy
France
England
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Cape Colony
Canada
Cuba
Porto Rico
Brazil
Congress
Resolutions Committee
Wedding Bells at Kaukauna End 18 One North Western
Miss Etna Ristau daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ristau wed Maurice Mardy of Grand Rapids Wis at the church of the Holy Cross Kaukauna Sept 29 at eight. Vicar General Lehman officiated. Bridesmaid Annabel Childs best man Edward Vaughan. A wedding breakfast at Hotel Ristau followed with fern and carnation decor. The couple will live in Grand Rapids after a trip to the west and return to a furnished cottage on the west side after Nov 15.
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Yophela
North Western
Kaukauna
Etna Ristau
Charles Ristau
Maurice Mardy
Grand Rapids
Wis
Church of the Holy Cross
P. J. Lehman
Annabel Childs
Edward Vaughan
Appleton
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Hardy
Chidago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Minneapolis
West Side
Lawrence McMahon
Lane Street Bridge
Government Canal
Iival
Union Bag and Paper Company
DIES OF GRIEF NOT CHOLERA IN LIEGE STORY
An Associated Press report from Liege explains a French woman Madame Mortier died after returning from Warsaw where her husband served with a military unit. Officials say her death resulted from grief rather than cholera, with details remaining unclear due to damaged text.
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Associated Press
Liege
Madame Mortier
Warsaw
Hospital Caere
Omro Band to End Weekly Street Concerts This Season
Omro Wisconsin, Sept 29 The Omro cornet band will not give any more weekly concerts on village streets this season. The group has performed thirteen straight Wednesdays with ideal weather and good crowds. Miss Eeith Root visits will depart for Wichita Kansas for a good position, taking with her many wishes from friends. Frank Fowler, injured in a North Park Oshkosh swimming accident, will be brought home tonight on the Oshkosh Berlin excursion boat.
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Omro
Wis
Omro Cornet
Eeith Root
Witchita
Kas
Wichita
Frank Fowler
North Park
Oshkosh
Berlin
Welcome for American ships in Samoa by Abso cia i d Prem
Samoa is greeted with an enthusiastic welcome for the four vessels of the United States Pacific Fleet's second division arriving September 4. The fleet will spend about three weeks in Samoan waters, conducting activities and diplomacy with local authorities and communities.
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Absociai
D Prem
Apla
Samoa
United States Pacific
Doolin Not to Resign Rational Committee
Fragmentary clipping reports a rational committee decision involving Doolin and officials. The text is incomplete, but indicates no resignation by Doolin and mentions a committee action or stance.
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Doolin
Thaw in Court at White Plains Insanity Trial Opens
Harry K Thaw appears in White Plains court amid chaos as Justice Mith orders a jury to decide insanity. Thaw smiles and winks, while his lawyers push for a jury trial. a separate motion seeks transfer of the case to New York. The next hour is set for the Oren hourlog, with funding disputes looming.
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Harry K. Thaw
White Plains
Tiaw
Isaac Ny Milla
Justice Mith
Digtuel Alternes
Jerome
New
Hughes Strikes Hard At Republican Defenses At Detroit
Gov Charles E Hughes of New York addressed the Republican state convention in Detroit on Sept 28 urging a steady, analytical approach to national progress. He criticized Bryan and Bryan’s plans on labor and bank deposits, warned against imprudent guarantees, and noted potential contest over nominations as War ner and Bradley contend for governor.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Charles &. Hughes
New York
John Wesley II
Ohio
Hughes
Sach
Willan Taft
Dudge Taft
Lcense
Jaogiams
Indnatiioa
Dryan
Tfo
Hryan
Bryan
Oklahoma
Toledo
Cleveland
Montenaer
F. M. Warner
J. B. Bradley
Acme
Nagel Explains Matter In Waters-Pierce Ties Claim
Judge Charles Nagel of St Louis stated the law arm he is part of acted in a professional capacity for the Waters-Pierce Oil Co, in response to remarks cited by Judge Meory S Priest of St Louis. The disclosure follows Roosevelt's letter to trust counsel supporting Bryan and mentions Nagel and the Republican national committee in Missouri.
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Ry Associated Presse
Chicago
Charles Nagel
St. Louis
Hitchcock
Republican National
Waters-Pierce Ol! Company
Nagel
Meory
Priest
Detho
Roosevelt
Mr. Bros . Trust
Bryan
of 7 At
Repulian National Committee
Miscouri
Missouri law examination on Waters Pierce case defense
An examination notes the Missouri laws watch reference to an operation of Waters Pierce. Attorneys General Tidhy began Wie eit fo ost Une conus tradere Nagel's firm directed her defense. The firm later withdrew after stating our relation to the case was not what we understood. Nagel concludes the firm's connection with the company has been limited to this one case, preventing broader law-clarifying questions.
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Missouri
Pierce
Tidhy
Nagel
Phils
Ashkosh Banks Show Strong Liquidity Amid Deposit Balance
Banks in Ashkosh report deposits of about 5.815 million with cash on hand of 1.789 million, or 30 percent of deposits, double the legal requirement, per Thomas Daly of Commercial National Bank. Excluding Oxhko h Savings & Trust, all publish statements. Daly calls this a sign of sound, prudent management. The Union Bank of Winneconne reopens after two weeks with capital increased to 25,000 amid regulatory backing.
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Keentus
Daly
Weesesens
Union Bank of
Winneconne
Winnebago County
Bank Robbery Fails as Ladysmith Safe Is Cracked
A bank in Ladysmith Wisconsin was attacked early in the morning when a safe was broken into. A police officer was wounded in the incident and a guard or bystander was shot in the leg. The robbers fled after being interrupted by responding officers.
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Associated’ Press
Ladysmith
Wis
Dept
State Bank
Creckamen
Might Pollesman
Bing Baer
Campaign by trolley nets Sheran sully for governor
A long campaign itinerary reports Republican Sheran traveling by trolley through Trinola towns to reach Danville and Syenser Cunnen, with Longworth and McKinley support. The plan includes stops in Hie West, Missouri, and Maryland and Delaware as the party expands into the east, with Sherman touring towns for farmer votes. Gov Hughes itinerary lists La Crosse to Chicago stops and a special train schedule for October.
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Chienes
Trinola
James 8. Shermen
Qorala
Wittseka
Mr. Sherman
Nicholas Longworth
Tom Wribeka
Danville
Jeniah Cennen
Tex
Sheinan
Syenser Cunnen
Alting
Prewleer
Wilam
Ctampalin
Mantleeth
Sherman
Pryan
Mansfeld
Akron
St. Paul
Missouri
Maryland
Delaware
Kanang City
Alton
Tornink
Chicago
Door's Failure Reveals Heavy Liabilities at Broker
Los Angeles on September 29 Associated Press reports the filing of Fred Door’s assets and liabilities showing a broker with offices in the city handling over 26 million annually. Liabilities total about 440 thousand with assets around 75 thousand. Door’s failure occurred about two months ago, shocking stock circles.
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Associated Presa
Los Angeles
Cal
Fred Door
Eltiea
Haa
Door
Harriman Not Ill, Rumor Ridiculed by Close Associates
New York on September 23 a report claiming E H Harriman is ill was published but at Harriman's residence today associates dismissed the claim as unfounded and noted he was at the office as usual. The episode shows how rumors can spread easily about prominent figures.
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Associated Press
New York
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Rehearsal Tonight for Dream Girl at Armory EB
The Dream Girl rehearsal occurs this evening at 7 o clock in Armory EB. The company members are urged to attend as work on the production progresses rapidly under director Harry Awe for an Oshkosti stage showing under the Ozhktash Power Bott club auspices.
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Armory
Ozhktash Power Bott Club
Harry Awe
Fire Department Chief Opposes Full Engine Repairs
R A Bauer chief of the fire department defended repairs only sparingly at a committee meeting. He warned that streets to the river are clogged and pumping water from the water works is unreliable and costly. He urged evaluating reservoirs and rainwater access as cheaper, stressing engines may be useless without water and long-term use hinges on repair economics.
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R. A. Bauer
Fire Department
Brauer
Chumber Yard
Mt Vernon Abert
Milw Waukio
Dire Department Ciera
Thea Water Works
Titan
New York
Maine
Walter Main
Waeter
Bes Tevale
Taft Campaigning in South Dakota Opens Aberdeen Rally
Taft begins South Dakota tour with a rally at Aberdeen. He speaks from a station platform as his itinerary includes Mellette Redfield Wolsey Mitchell Tripp Yankton Vermillion and a Sioux City rally. Col Seth Bullock joins the party.
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Ble
Aberdeen
Itin
We. Suy Associated Press
South Dakota
Candilate Taft
Judge Taft
Tim
Tinerary Inckad
Mellette
Redfield
Wolsey
Mitchell
Tripp
Yankton
Sioux Cive
Sare
Melvette
Aberdean
Taft Anedal
North Dakota
Gamble
Crawford
Kittredge
Senate
Burke
Martin
Fossey
Thomas Thorson
W. G. Cook
Bryan
Big Corn Palace
Kittredgeta
Seth Bullock
Roosevelt
Taft
House of Representatives
Tison
Wisconsin Supreme Court Nullifies Eight Hour Law
Wisconsin Supreme Court declares the eight hour telegraphers law unconstitutional under federal commerce power. The ruling limits state control over railroad labor hours, aligning with existing federal provisions and signaling far reaching regulatory impact. The decision also covers a corporate filing fee and restrains remarriage validity after a divorce.
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Madison
Wis
Suepreme
Wisconsin
Kewig
Congress
Effeet
Supreme Court Tolnyeld
State Rate Commission
Supreme Court
Michigan
Uch
Court of Wisconsin
Wife Tracks Husband In Divorce Case Near Wisconsin
Madinen of Wy. Senl. 2a-Tracked by his wife seeking a divorce. Willan Reynolds, former Tomah mayor, and Elkhorn woman Helton Barnes arrested on two statutory charges in Tomah. Both pleaded not guilty and were remanded to await preliminary hearing. Ball set at $200. Reynolds allegedly involved with another woman. Mrs Reynolds has pursued the estranged husband for months. Barnes from Eastern Mes, with follow-up details unclear.
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Madinen
Eyddrsicu
Willan i. Reynolds
Tomah
Wis
Stata Street
Helton Barnes
Elkhorn
Tuntcipal
Reynolds
Theie Srresit
Lawyers Around Davia Murder Case In Preliminary Hearing
Omaha wires report the preliminary hearing for Charles Edward Davia on the murder charge of Frederick Justin begins with four lawyers for the defense and County Attorney James My dugieh with Assistant Fluick leading the prosecution. Witness examinations stretch over four days and closing arguments are anticipated to be lengthy. Chief counsel Angush and William Gurley will address the court before Judge Crawford determines if the case goes to the district court.
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Omaha
Neb
Charles Edward Davia
Frederick Justin
Tordaml
Desfendant
James MY Dugieh
Torney Fluick
Angush
Willam FF. Gurley
Davis
Wll
Crawford
District Court
Cruiser Stands Pounding Under Heavy Steam
A battered report describes a U S cruiser enduring pounding seas and heavy steam as officials hope the vessel will recover from peril and be spared further danger after days of strain. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text but the event centers on a cruiser under strain amid a tense maritime situation.
Plot Against King's Life Narrowly Foiled in Budapest
Budapest dispatch reports two mutinists arrested on suspicion of plotting to assassinate King Alphonso who is en route to Vienna. Frank Fowler of Omron, injured bathing at North Park, was moved home by the steamer Thistle. his condition slightly improved but remains precarious.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Poi
Todny
Alphonso
Btuntch
Vienna
Frank Fowler
Omron
North Park
Omro
Thistle
Fowler
Weather forecast for Wisconsin fails to parse
fragmentary OCR notes indicate a forecast for Wisconsin with mention of warmer temperatures and a likely Wednesday increase in temperature. The legible bits suggest a forecast period and a temperature rise but lack clear dates or locations.
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