Taft Trip Near End as He Concludes Western Tour
President Taft finishes a long western southern journey with a Wilmington visit and speeches in Augusta Florence and Norfolk. He will reach Washington Wednesday night ending the 13 000 mile trek and will depart again for Middletown New Haven Norfolk and Hampton before returning. His message to Congress remains outlined with key aims on interstate commerce antitrust and financial legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
Navy
Taft
Augusta
Gov. Brown
Gov
Ansel
South Carolina
Fair Grounds
Florence
S. G
Richmond
Washington
Middletown
Conn
Shanklin
Wesleyan University
Yale Corporation
New Haven
Norfolk
Hampton
Congress
Wickersham
Gimlet Burglar Is Killed In St Louis Shootout
In St Louis a longtime burglar known as the gimlet burglar was shot dead by a yard watchman named William S Mannion near Col Batdorf s residence after being surprised during a break in at James Kavanaugh s home. The dead man s identity was not established and a gimlet was found on him used to bore holes in window shutters. Conference of American Rabbis in New York opens with Rabbi David Phillipson and Rabbi Samuel Schulman delivering addresses as sessions run through November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
William S. Mannion
Edwin A. Batdarf
James Kavanaugh
Batdorf
Conference of American Rabbis
New York
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Savoy Hotel
David Phillipson
Cincinnati
Diaiy
Temple Eth Eh
Samuel Schulman
No Association Claimed Between Abruzzi Duke and Heiress
Nov 9 report quotes Duke d Abruzzi denying ties to Miga Sath ayine Hiking and ending speculation of a romance with the American heiress, said to have occurred in the presence of officials.
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Miga Sath
Ayine
d’Abruzed
Mrs Astor Granted Interlocutory Divorce Decree
New York reports Mrs John Jacob Astor received an interlocutory divorce decree from Justice Mills in a sealed, uncontested case. The wife is to receive about 1 million dollars in lieu of alimony and custody of daughter Muriel, seven, with possible custody for son William Vincent, 17. Col Astor winds west aboard yacht Nourmahal with his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Jacob Astor
Justice Mills
Supreme Court
New York City
N. Y
Charles Young
Mills
Rockland County
Young
Col. Astor
West Indies
Nourmahal
Better Cities Their Aim At Sixteenth Municipal Improvements Meet
Hundreds of experts in city management gathered in Little Rock for the sixteenth annual convention of the American Society of Municipal Improvements. Acting Mayor Touhey and H. J. Remmel welcomed delegates as committees discussed parks water supply and other municipal problems. A plant tour is planned for tomorrow morning and Memphis hosts will entertain Friday.
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Little Rock
Ark
American Society of Municipal Improvements
James Owen
Montclair
N. J
John H. Touhey
H. J. Remmel
Board of Trade
William Solotaroff
East Orange
N. Y
J. A. Harper
Kansas City
Morris R. Sherrerd
Newark
Lucien Buck
Canton
N. C
Memphis
Business Men's Club
Welcome for Heinze Draws 4000 in Butte Return
Four thousand citizens greet F A Heinze on his return to Butte Montana after two years away. Stalwart followers line the streets as he rides in with illuminated crossings and two large welcome signs. County Attorney Walker reads a city welcome in place of the absent mayor Nevin before a reception.
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Butte
Mont
Augustus Heinze
Nevin
Walker
Heinze
Feinze
King Manuel Visits Spain for Week With Alfonso
King Manuel of Portugal arrived in Madrid and was warmly received by King Alfonso. The two monarchs will spend a week together before Manuel proceeds to England to woo Princess Alexandra of Fife. Security was tightened with troops along routes and guards at the palace. Carrie Nation fined in New York for leading anti saloon demonstration. fined ten dollars in court.
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Madrid
Manuel
Portugal
Alfonso
England
Alexandra of Fife
Carrie Nation
New York
Lumber Fire Destroys 3 Million Feet in Garnet Michigan
A massive blaze in Garnet, Michigan, burned three million feet of pine and hemlock owned by Hudson Lumber Company. The origin is suspected incendiary. The fire occurred near Manistique on November 9, with Garnet located about 40 miles east of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manistique
Mich
Hudson Lumber Company
Garnet, Mich
Here
North battleship accident claims 16 year old life
Boston on November 9 reports John Souden aged 16 died in an incident aboard the battleship North which had reduced speed during a movement. The event details remain scant as authorities investigate the mishap aboard ship.
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Boston
John Souden
North
A Novel Shower and Wedding Shower Tales
A hostess stages a novelty shower for a December bride with hidden gifts in room treasure hunts. Guests uncover wrapped articles, later crafting them into practical items while enjoying English muffins and tea. A second feature describes a gilded fiftieth anniversary party with yellow decor and sentiment postcard cards for guests.
Care of the Table Linen Keeps Linen Neat and Lasting
The article stresses neat storage to protect table linen quality. Proper rolling on pasteboard rollers saves space and prevents wrinkling. Flat-lying centerpieces belong in a full-sized box or portfolio lined with linen or crash. A handmade portfolio from tan fabric protects and organizes linens in a napkin drawer.
Fashion Notes From The Season Show Opal Matrix and Crepe Blouses
Skeleton bodies are popular and opal matrix fads appear. Japanese wash silks draw love, voltage colorings abound, and enormous black cherries decorate hats. Coats for girls’ suits are plain. Parisian novelty hides a hand tucked waist and hemi stitched collars. Heats and skirts align, crepe blouses feature Irish crochet lace and Swiss embroidery adds strong effects.
Invited Testimonials for Lydia E. M's Vegetable Compound
An array of names and addresses across multiple states and cities invite women with ailments to write for testimonials claiming Lydia E. M. s Vegetable Compound cures. The list includes many correspondents from Chicago to Philadelphia, with scattered mentions of conditions like Change of Life and Maternity troubles, alongside diverse locales and street addresses.
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Lydia E.m
Chicago
Aiwalra
Alvens Sperling
Langdon
Lindley
Inds
Mre
May Fry
Keinsley
Kans
Stella Gifford Beaman
Beott
N.Y
Barter
Cornwallville
Wm. Boughton
Cincinnati
Housh
Milwaukee
Wis
Emma Linse
South Bend
Ind
Fred Certis
Lafayette Straat
Noah
Kentucky
Liette Foland
Sarah Lousiguant
Paterson
N.J
Somerville
Himburgh Avenue
Philadelphia
K. E. Garrett
North Garnet Street
Kewaskum
Carl Dahlke
Mogadore
Ohioventrs
Lee Manges
Dowittville
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Gimlet
Abruzzi
Katherine Elkins
F. A. Heinze
King Manuel
Spain
Princess of Fife
Madame Merri
Venetian Point
Hampstead
Jos
H. Dandy
Adrian
Lona V. Henry
Indianapolis
Bessie V- Piper
South
Addison
Louisville, Ky
Sam Leo
Fourth St
South Weat Harbor
Maine
Lillian Robbins
Mt. Desert Light Station
Detroit
Frieda B
Rosenau
Meldrum Avenue
German
Goshen
AlamRra
W.T. Dalto
Tully
Paw
Burt Toye
D. A. Sanborn
Qotlestile
Miso Seton
Oboe
Flora Ahr
Ernst
Cleveland
Ohio
Lizzie Bheiger
Maggie Ester
Irre
Herrin
Winchester
Pias Deyer
Ape Oh
Bini Md
Ford
Downe Street
Rusty
Mass
Francis Morte
Field Clarkadale
Anna Wallace
Guyaville
Fila
Michael
R. Fds
Dayton
Ida Hale
Johnson
Daton
Ars
F.R. Seales
Erie
J.P. Endlich
Beaver Falls
P. Boyd
Seventh Avenue
Fairchance
T. A. Dunham
Fort Hunter
Mary Jane Bhutto
East Ear
Augustus Cs
Vienna
W. Va
Emma
Oronogo
Mae Ma Om
Camden
A. Tillis Waters
Libar
Toren
Oregon
Alice’ Huffman
Tater
John ‘Ji Johnston
Siegel Street
Christiana
Tena
Mary ‘Wood
Pecos
Texas
Ada Youne Rowlestan
Mottler
Ill
Mary Ball
Ligonier
Eliza Wood
Clara Wuntermann
Bardstown
Joseph Hall
Lewiston
Malta
Henry Cloutier
Oxford Street
Minneapolis
Minn
John G. Moldan
Laconi Street
N. Shamrock
Josie Ham
Macon
Petite
Nellie Moslander
Graniteville
Chas. Barclay
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ita
Japan
Art Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Carters
Wea
oSn
Saar Aerate
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