Fashions For Fall Describe Properly Dressed Woman
A detailed overview of autumn styles featuring a high crowned blue black beaver hat with old rose satin lining, a semiempre style swallow-tail coat with white pearl buttons, wide fur scarf and muff, striped fur effects, and satin lining for muffs. Highlights include plum and old rose color tones, white gloves, and high buttoned cloth kid shoes. The depiction portrays Paris-influenced fall fashion and the season’s smart, understated elegance.
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Paris
Empire Style Gowns Return at Paris Races
Report describes revived empire style gowns spotted at Paris races with high waists and black velvet sunshades. Observers note the bold colors and daring cuts as fashion letters from Wall Street echo the look.
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Paris
Wall Street
Empire
Auteuil
A Glimpse of Elegant Dress in Old Fashioned Portrait
The text describes women in voluminous skirts with a blue corded fashion, wearing brocaded evening toilets with Venetian paint trims and pearls. It notes how happily the attire seems to unite, highlighting refined attire from a bygone era.
Millinery for the Girls Three Hats for Children
Three dainty hats for children shown with simple designs able to be handmade at home. The first hat uses spotted white muslin trimmed with pale mauve satin ribbon, featuring a twisted crown and a ribbon bench.
Hat designs for young girls and babies described
The piece outlines several millinery models. A white wire frame hat with gathered musts and corded wires. a burnt straw hat easy to trim with blue ribbon and pink rose buds. a dainty bonnet for infants with a white muslin crown and lace trim.
Cuffs and Revers Steal the Show in Satin Veil Fad
The fashion trend centers on free plain or printed satin cuffs and revers paired with chiffon veils. The look marks a climactic point in the ongoing fad as designers and wearers embrace bold detailing for evening wear.
Mick Exercises Condemned SqTeeable as necerally small neck
Mick acts to condemn the SqTeeable device amid concerns over its fit and safety. The dispute centers on the alleged small neck design and its potential impact on use. Local officials have asked for further testing while producers defend the model.
Frivolous Beauty Advice Sparks Mirror Obsession
The passage mocks slender women fixating on neck cords and throat twisting driven by a beauty expert’s tips. It suggests easy sleep and perceived gains from rubbing olive oil on the neck, highlighting vanity and conformity in beauty routines.
Laces Show Oriental Tendency In Fashion Trends
The light and sheer laces dominate upcoming styles with colored laces rising in popularity for colored figures on black white or colored net. Patterns tinted with metal threads appear, and gold and silver Persian designs remain prevalent in Maline and chantilly lace varieties.
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Maline
Chantilly
U.S. Treasury Posts Surplus in September for First Time Since Fiscal Year
The Treasury shows a September surplus after months of deficit, with a cash balance of 110 million dollars. Excluding Panama Canal and public debt payments, the monthly surplus indicates higher receipts and lower outlays versus last year. Total year to date deficits reach 15.5 million, versus 52.2 million a year ago.
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Washington
Eele Sam
Brean
Tore Omy
Newspaper Plant Bombing Sparks City Turmoil
In Los Angeles a massive explosion shattered the Times plant after an infernal machine was used against Gen. Harrison Gray Otis publisher of the Los Angeles Times. Police recover a powerful device at the Merchants and Manufacturers Association official Zeehandelaar residence as authorities fear further attacks linked to labor rivals.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harrison Gray Otis
Los Askties Times
The
Times
Marchipe
Zeehandelaar
Merchants and Manufacturers” Association
Gen_ Otis
United States
Aviator Wyre Sets Record Altitude in France
In Mourmelos, Henry Wyre, a young aviator, claims a new height record with 9 120 feet, surpassing Wynmalen by about two miles minus 1640 feet. At 21, Wymalen earned his pilot license a month ago and betters late aviator George Chavez who died crossing the Alps.
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Mourmelos
France
Henry Wyremale
Dariss
Wynmalen
Wyomalen
George Chavez
Alps
Oklahoma City Governor Denounces Roosevelt Policies
Oklahoma City governor Charles X. Haskell objects to Col. Theodore Roosevelt’s reception. He reforms George R. Belding of Little Rock as secretary of the Arkansas Fair Association and declines attending the reception until Roosevelt’s conduct is reassessed amid alleged past misconduct and present deception.
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Oklahoma City
Oila
Charles XN
Haskell
George R. Belding
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Fair Association
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Ol. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Census figures show New Mexico population in 1910
The census bureau reports New Mexico territory numbers at 227 236 in 1910, up from 195 310 in 1900 and 153 940 in 1890. The decade gain is 72 926, a 32.0 percent rise.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Territory
New Mexico
Broward Former Governor Dies During Gallstone Operation
United States Senator elect Napoleon Broward and former Florida governor died on the operating table after a gallstone attack. He had suffered for some time, and his death occurred during surgery in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Jacksonville
Fla
United States
Napoleon Broward
Broward
Tillman Does Not Rule Out 1912 Senate Run
In Trenton South Carolina Benjamin Tillman says health permitting he may seek the United States Senate in 1912. He plans to judge his capacity by his Washington work when he visits the capital in December. In Pittsburg Pennsylvania Mrs Jane Powell a prominent church worker in the Welsh Baptist group collapsed and died in a pew during a service led by Rev J B Thomes.
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Trenton
S. C
United States Senate
Washington
United States
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
Senate
Pittsburg
Jane Powell
J. B Thomes
Doctor Hubert Gudger's Suicide in Grand Union Drovel
A young Asheville physician Hubert Gudger killed himself in a room at the Grand Union drovel as his mother tried to restrain him. The incident occurred in New York City and follows a mental health crisis reported by the household.
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Self
New York
Hubert Gudger
Asheville
N. C
Grand Union Drovel
Democrats Nominate Dix in New York State Convention
Rochester N Y reports John A Dix of Washington county chosen as Democratic nominee. Platform emphasizes old nationalist ideals, state power, and direct statewide primaries to select party officials and candidates, while pledging defense of state sovereignty and limits on federal authority.
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Rochester
N. Y
John A. Dix
Washington County
Democratic Party of
Supreme Court of the United States
Roosevelt Forces Dominate New York Republican Convention
At Saratoga NY on Wednesday Henry L Stimson of New York was chosen as the gubernatorial candidate with Col Theodore Roosevelt guiding the slate. Roosevelt led the drive for Stimson while preventing contests and preparing to campaign statewide.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Henry L. Siumeon
New York
Stimeon
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevel
Semater Hom
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Sher- Man Shick
Stimeen
Texas Bill of Lading Plan Pending Formal Action
The Texas railroad commission announces it will prepare and authorize a validation certificate for cotton bills of lading. The plan would hold railroads liable for acts of their agents and seeks to protect bankers in the East and abroad. A conflict with the Interstate Commerce Commission may rise to the U S Supreme Court as to authority.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Intertalte Commerce Commission
East
Farone
United States Supreme Court
Texas Commission
Commission
Federal Control Solution at National Irrigation Congress
Francis J. Heney of California challenged current methods as inadequate for conserving national resources. He accused great corporate interests of backing state control to seize energy producing agencies and claimed supporters split into two camps.
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Pueblo
Colo
Francis J. Heney
California
Eighteenth
National Irrigation Congress
Mills Close After Failed Efforts to End Cotton Dispute
In Manchester England the final effort to bridge the gap between cotton mill owners and workers failed. The Employers' Federation ordered all mills to shut down, signaling a broad confrontation and labor action.
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Manchester
England
Employers’ Federation
Four Dead in Texas Rooming-House Fight Over Woman
In Caviss Texas Will Davis was killed instantly and Roy Aden and Irby Henley were fatally wounded in Aden's rooming house by Will Cope land a former special policeman. The trouble began over a woman and Cope was forced to shoot his 8F after an arrest left him confined with the three men.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Will Davis
Roy Aden
Irby Henley
Aden
Will Copeland
Caviss
Good Roads Plan Endorsed At National Convention
Resolutions adopted at the third national good roads convention declare state highway commissioners are most effective in building roads and urge each state to appoint such boards. Statute labor is condemned and highway taxes should be paid in cash. It recommends night lights on all vehicles.
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St. Louis
La Follette Says No Alarm Over Illness
Herbester N Semater La Follette at the Mayor Hospital said there is no reason for alarm about his illness. He notes improvement but prefers Rochester doctors to decide on any operation and mentions plans to enter the Wisconsin congressional race this fall.
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Herbester
Mayor Hospital
Rochester
Amr
Wiscomsl
Wisconsin Republicans press radical platform as nation compass
Senator Hubert M La Follette called Wisconsin a pilot for the nation and a compass for other states in a Republican convention address. He framed the campaign as vital beyond Wisconsin reflecting the movement for broader state and national change amid a lengthy, strongly progressive pronouncement.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
United States
Hubert M la Fallette
Missouri Population Top Count From Thirteenth Census
Missouri has a population of 1,293,335 as enumerated in the thirteenth census. Census Bureau officials announced the figures on Friday.
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Missouri
Washington
Census Bureau
Poisoned milk blamed for child deaths in Atlanta
City bacteriologist Claude A. Smith told the general council's legislative committee that eighty two children died in the past year in Atlanta from drinking poisoned milk. He urged enactment of safeguards on milk sales and strict enforcement of laws governing milk brought into the city by dealers.
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Atlanta
Claude A. Smith
General Council
Conference on Hookworm Eradication Led by Rockefeller Commission
Richmond Virginia hosts the executive meetings of the eradication effort for the new Southern hookworm disease under the Rockefeller sanitary commission. The gathering concentrates all known intelligence on the issue and coordinates efforts.
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Richmond
Rockefeller Sanitary Commission
Martha Davis 78 Widow of abolitionist John Brown’s sister dies
Traverse City Michigan Mrs Martha Davis aged 78 dies at Beades Weenesdas. She was the only surviving sister of abolitionist John Brown and linked to the anti slavery legacy.
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Traverse City, Mich
Martha Davis
John Brown
Beades Weenesdas
Roosevelt A Winner at Republican State Convention in Saratoga
Theodora Roosevelt won temporary chairman of the New York Republican state convention with 564 of 1011 votes, defeating Vice President Sherman who had 45. Roosevelt claimed Taft's achievements and denounced party bosses, while Abraham Gruber of New York warned against turning the executive mansion into a political shooting gallery.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Theodora Roosevelt
Sherman
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
William Howard
Abraham Gruber
New York
Ronserell
Himerif Peeine
Terieger
Perted States Appellate Court
Sieeter
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Inside Illinois Central car repair graft linked to Ostermann
A damning account ties Henry Ostermann, former president of Ostermann Manufacturing, to a graft scheme around Illinois Central car repairs. Testimony alleges stock dealings and bribe payments to influence repair work, with figures cited as $10 to $15 per car and specific kickbacks. Portland Maine artist Winslow Homer dies at 74. longtime Scarborough resident lived as a recluse, famed for watercolor works and color mastery.
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Henry € Ostermann
Ostermann Manefacturing
Il-nois
Jedce Bruceemeyer
Ostermann
Illinois Central Rawn
Cves
Ostermann Manufacturing Company
Herold Rawn
Hawn
Sec
Stork
Illinois Central
Osterann
Rawn
Portland, Me
Winslow Homer
Scarborough
Homer
Coal Ready to Move on Ohio River Tow to Pittsburg Ports
A 6th pool tow of 3 210 500 bushels of coal on the Ohio River near Pittsburg awaits signal to start. Boats Tornado Cruiser and Sallie are ready. Three vessels have already sprinted to Midland, thirty eight miles down with 7 255 00 bushels.
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Louisville
Ohio
Pittsburg
Midland
Terrifying Quakes Leave Flagstaff Region Deserted
Earthquakes and rumblings devastate Flagstaff territory stretching toward the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River. The area, fifty miles square, is nearly depopulated as Indians and settlers flee after a Saturday start, alarmed by ominous reports and feared structural cracking.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Grand Canyon
Corado River
Veterans Meet to Renew Confederate Comradeship in Hattiesburg
The Mississippi Division of Confederate Veterans plans a reunion in Hattiesburg on October 12 and 13 with a warm reception for veterans. Officials aim to avoid political speeches, inviting senatorial candidates only for a private memory event. John Sharp Williams is invited to speak on a monument dedication day.
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Mississippi Division of Confederate Veterans
Hattiesburg
Mth
Grs
Eoidiere
Clarthe Burg
Hattlesbore
John Sharp Willams
Welchman Surrenders After Escape From Rankin State Farm
Jackson A. Welchman of Pike county, who recently escaped Rankin state farm where he faced a three year sentence for burglary, walked into the governor’s office on Wednesday and surrendered. He cited a weight of conscience as reason for returning.
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Jackson A. Welchman
Pike County
Rankin State Farm
Welchman
Death follows illness in Merrah family child
J W Merrah dies after a week of chills and fever. The child, aged, did not receive medical care and was not vaccinated. A physician notes the case was simple and could have been cured with home remedies, linking it as a sequel to the death of Merrah's other child months earlier.
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J. W. Merrah
Murrah
Merrah
Ancient Order of Spins Meeting in Atchison
An Atchison Glebe report covers a meeting of the Ancient Order of Spins. Members read papers on topics from carpet care to memories of old letters. A visiting Spin warned of lonely days for wives and mothers, prompting jokes and reflections on independence and family duties.
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Order of Spins
Address Fragment From 401 Steemth Street Interaction
Fragmentary note states a person asks where someone lives and mentions 401 Steemth Street with a remark about gentlemen calling on the writer. Contains unclear names and phrases.
His First Lesson in Economy from a Boyhood Mentor
Frank Harris recalls a June day when he trusted John H. Parney as his banker guiding his small earnings toward a Fourth of July feast. The piece reflects a boy’s thrift lesson and Parney’s lasting reputation as a true friend amid Parley’s work ethic.
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John H. Parney
Frank Harris
Frank
Cleveland
Postum praised by a physician for coffee replacement
A lady doctor writes that Postum helps her sleep and keep calm after eight years of replacing coffee. She notes weight gain, sound sleep, and reduced nervousness, and urges others to try the plant based beverage with the slogan There’s a Reason.
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Kentucky
Wellville
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