Renn Voters Consider School Bond Issue Tomorrow
Citizens of Renn will vote tomorrow on issuing 11000 in bonds to build new school facilities. Trustees say current rooms are crowded and rented spaces are unsuitable, urging turnout. Polls open at the high school on West Street from morning until evening with inspectors and judges named.
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Renn school board
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West street
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A. ¥. Wheeler
James Curnow
H.L. Field
J. N. Blakes
Republicans Launch Vigorous County Campaign Effort
The Republican county committee plans one of the most vigorous campaigns ever carried on in the county. Leadership includes Strassburg as chairman and H. Fraley as treasurer with strong support from the party old guards. The entire slate is expected to be elected, and county candidates will be announced soon.
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Eighty six Balloons Enter Airship Contest in Berlin
Berlin October 9 eighty six balloons gather for airship contests starting tomorrow through Monday with twenty three entries from eight nations. Key event is the international cup on Sunday, with endurance and distance races and tests conducted today under contest rules. Americans James C McCoy N Henry Arnold and Holland Forbes arrive with Brigadier General James Alten to inspect grounds.
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BERLIN
Schmingenburg
James C. McCoy
N. Henry Arnold
Holland Forbes
James Alten
signel ‘corps
United States army
Prospects of War Spark Market Drop in New York Opening
New York stocks opened lower as investors priced in European tensions and a possible war. Canadian Petraoil 44-4, National Lead 1-4, Cleveland and St Louis rail shares fell. copper and American smelter stocks declined 1-2 points amid broad market anxiety while the market later steadied but remained feverish and uncertain.
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NEW YORK
International securities
Cleveland
St. Lous
Union Paris
Lo ’ville
Water Tank Supplying Big Mines Dynamited at Tombstone
Explosion rocks Tombstone Arizona after dynamiting of a 1500 gallon water tank serving Tombstone Consolidated Mines. The blast damaged pipelines and water supply, with locals hearing the blast across the city. An employee was suspected but no suspects are identified.
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TOMBSTONE
Ariz
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Tombstone Consolidated Mines company
Judge Cuts Costs in Summerfield Divorce Case
A district judge yesterday retaxed and reduced the cost bill in the Summerfield divorce suit. The total now stands at about 72445, including 600 previously paid. most reductions came from the defendants lawyers and the judge found 60 had been improperly expended. The case was settled this morning and a new complaint may follow.
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Summerfield
Bra
Suummerfeld
Chicago Meeting Closes at Lakes-to-Gulf Convention
The Chicago meeting ends the tenth annual Lakes-to-Gulf Deep Waterways Association convention with officers re-elected except D R Forgan who retires for J Conway of Chicago. New Orleans to host next year. Theodore P. Shonts of New York and John A. Ockerson of St. Louis were speakers.
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CHICAGO
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the
Lakes-to-Gulf Deep Waterways Association
D. R. Forgan
Fergan
Theodore P. Shonts
New, York
John’ A. Ockerson
St. Louis
Waterson Delivers First Political Speech Since 1892
Louisville October 8 Henry Watterson presided and spoke at a Democratic rally in the Masonic Theater tonight. It was Watterson's first political speech since 1892 and may be his only platform utterance in this campaign. Former Senator Wm Lindsay and Congressman Shirley also spoke.
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LOUISVILLE
Henry Watterson
Masonic
Auto accident claims another life in Fort Lee
An auto accident near Fort Lee, Englewood, New Jersey, on October 8 killed Charles Weisbecker, a merchant, and badly injured Mrs Wiesbacker and another passenger. The condition of the latter was reported as serious.
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ENGLEWOOD, Nyv
Actress Virginia Sothern Divorce Case Refused Pending Residency
The district court extended the divorce case of Virginia Sothern against Edward Sothern, delaying judgment and likely denying the decree unless she establishes residency. Judge Pike noted the proceedings resembled a proxy divorce and warned that failure to appear may end the case. a 1905 New Hampshire case is cited as precedent where residency determined eligibility.
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Virginia
Sothern
Edward H. Sothern
Pike
Hamed
Curler
Mary F. White
Henry White
New Hampshire
Cor
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Carter
City plans new condemnation suit against Virginia and Truckee railroad
The city seeks a court order to condemn a land strip from the east end of Second Street over the Virginia and Truckee track to the Second Street bridge. After a prior suit was dismissed for being drawn under the wrong act, City Attorney King now uses the 1897 legislature act and expects to file soon.
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Virginia and Truckee
Second street
Virginia and
Truckee
King
Bryan on Way to Missouri to Speak in Illinois and Missouri
Bryan departed Chicago for Joliet aboard the Santa Fe railroad for a speaking tour through Illinois. After a brief tour he will continue to Missouri where he will deliver several addresses. He was accompanied by ex Governor David R Francis of Missouri and escorted by members of the state central committee.
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Bryan
Joliet
Santa Ke
Ilinois
Missouri
David R. Francis
state central committee
Two Men Killed in Train Wreck Near Poller Montana
Meagre details report a passenger train wreck on the Shelby Junction branch of the Great Northern railroad near Poller Montana. The engine plunged into the river and two men died, one identified as Ateman Ranspeck. The other victim’s name could not be learned.
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SPOKAND
Washs
Poller
Mont
Shelby Junelion
Great Northern railroad
Ranspeck
Judge Taft Quiet Day at Home in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI Oct 9 Judge Taft enjoyed a quiet day at home remaining later than usual at his residence and later occupied himself with correspondence.
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Taft
CINCINNATI
Typhoon Passes Close to Manila. Fleet Receives Warnings
Manila reports another typhoon near the capital with a gale overnight. The fleet, warned in advance, prepares to depart with loaded supplies aboard ships today, while others ready for evening departure to Japan and new cholera cases noted.
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MANILA
Japan
Seven Lost Lives From an Explosion in Richipord VI
Reports from Richipord Virginia recount seven alleged deaths from a grain elevator blast on Wednesday night. Time-keeper W C Bonney was burned to death and at least six laborers remained unaccounted for as ruins smoulder. Fire inspector notes hindered by ongoing blaze and grain fuels.
Shot in chauffeurs' strike ends in boy's death
New York, Oct 8. Robert Quail ey, 14, who was shot last night during a clash between striking and non union chauffeurs, died today. Robert Stuttsic and Richard Dineen, said to be special officers for the company, have been arrested in connection with the incident.
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New YORK
Robert Quailey
Robert Stuttsic
Richard Dineen
War Cloud Not So Threatening in Servia Today
Servia calms under pressure from France and Great Britain as Vienna Austro Hungarian tensions ease. Britain sends fleet to Lemnos aiding diplomacy while Turkey protests against Bosnia Herzegovina annexation. Russia seeks to steady the international conference. Paris and London bourses recover from early weakness.
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Balkans
France
Great Britain
Belgrade
Austria
Lemnos
Turkey
Aegean Sea
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Hungary
Sofa
porte
puowera
Bulgaria
M. Iswolsky
Paris
Chartz Appeals For Fairer Rates For Nevada
Trans Mississsippi Congress session hears Alfred Scharts of Carson City Nev call for equal freight treatment for Nevada versus longer routes from Chicago to San Francisco. He cites carload rate disparities and urges fairer, not railroad-baiting, policy with Nevada treated like other western states. Also reports the death of Mrs James Holman of Verdi after pneumonia. she leaves husband and two children.
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Alfred Scharts
Carson Sty
Nev
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Nevaia
Chicago
Ilko
Wev
San Francisco
Stubbs
Nevada
Mississippi
James Holman
Verdi
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