Roosevelt Lands in Vicksburg for Parade and Speech
President Roosevelt arrives in Vicksburg amid crowds as streets fill and graves honor the visit. Mayor B W Griffith leads reception. plans include a courthouse square address, city drive, and tour of the Vicksburg National Military Park. He then proceeds to Nashville for further events.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Roosevelt
B. W. Griffith
Courthouse Square
Vicksburg National Military Park
Nashville
Washington
Noahville
Tenn
Pattergan
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Walling Release Effort Sparks Petersburg Action
In Petersburg authorities press for the release of Wham Buelish Walling of Indianapolis and family amid arrests tied to Finnish Progressive Party links. Rosa Strunsky and others faced aut abogy. Wallings may be freed after leaving Russia, but seizure of papers could delay. Police accuse Walling of aiding a revolutionary movement.
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Petersburg
Winlassy
Wham Buelish ‘Walling
Indianapolis
Amy
Als Sisterindlaw
Rosa Strunsky
Finnish Progressive Party
Malmberg
Helsingfors University
Auabogy
Wallings
Russia
Ite
Walling
Earthquake Reported Off Australian West Ocean
Weather bureau instruments logged an earthquake from 11:00 last night to early morning with origin likely west of Australia in the southern Indian Ocean. Separate: Fifteen Drikonera escaped from Birmingham prison and remain at large.
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Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau Today
Australia
Birmingham
Ala
International Balloon Race Opens With 4 PM Start
St Louis MO October 21 marks the start of the second international aeronautic cup contest with a $2,500 prize and a silver trophy. British French German and American balloons compete as weather favors a 4 PM launch. Pilots aim to cover the farthest distance while managing gas expansion and ballast.
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St. Touts
France
England
Germany
United States
Aris
Frank I Capacity
Oscar
Erheloeh
Professor Clayton
HB. Hershey
A. T. Aberholt
Fisle de’ France
Alfred LeBlance
Edgar W. Mix
Dusseldorf
Hugo von Abercrowland H. Heidemann
Lotus IT
Griffith Brewer
Tdeut
Clade Brabason
America
Tey
J. C. Meoy
C. D. Chan ‘der
Anjour
Reno
Gashier
Charles Leves
Abereron
Paul Mech
Rudolph Dening
St. Louis
Allen Rhawley
Augustus Post
Stock Market Opens Strong Amid Clearinghouse Aid
New York opening rally lifts prices as banks and speculators boost sentiment after Sunday safeguards. Major issues rise while some fall back. Mercantile National Bank faces large debit balance, with the clearing house stepping in to assume responsibility.
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New York
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Anaconda
Amalgamated
Canadian Pacific
Steel Preferred
Kangas
Mercantile National Bank
National
North America
Ward
Traderg National Bank
New Amsterdam
Clearing House
Associated Banks
Mercantile National
Sunday Work Law Violations List Drawn for Indictments
A Kansas City report notes a list of several hundred people who Sunday work violations were recorded yesterday. The full list includes actors, actresses, managers, attaches, and storekeepers. Indictments by the grand jury are expected tomorrow. Also from Vienna and Baltimore brief items on Emperor Francis Joseph and a horse racing meet with substantial stakes.
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Kansas City
Bryan Invades the East for Democratic Nomination Tour
New York report says William J Bryan aims for the Democratic standard bearer again in 1909. He begins with an address at Cooper Union and plans a weeks long speaking tour through New York and New England. Funds from corporate donors are refused, forcing venue changes from Madison Square Garden and Carnegie Hall to Cooper Union, with an Overton meeting possible to fit the crowd.
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New York
Wiliam J. Bryan
East
Cooper Union
Nebraska
New England
Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Carnegie Hall
Meeting Postponed in Chicago Union Central Vote Fight
Chicago reports that Fish and Harriman factions agreed to postpone the Union Central meeting to December 18. The dispute over the right to vote 286,731 shares will be contested in court.
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Fish-Harriman
Chicago
Fish
Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association Meet Nears Start
In Moline Iowa on October 21 delegates from towns and cities along the Mississippi River from St Louis to Minneapolis prepare for the annual two day session. The meeting will assemble in this city tomorrow to set plans and discuss river improvements.
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Moline
Upper
National Board 50 Years Honored Lieut. Col. Kipp
New York October 21 Lieut Col William H Kipp of the 7th regiment marks fifty years in New York National Guard His service began as a private on October 21 1857 He led the 7th in the draft riots 1863 the Orange riot 1863 the Croton Dam riot 1895 and was wounded in the trolley strike riot 1895 He also served as chief clerk of the New York Police Department since 1973 and has a notable official record.
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New York
William +H. Kipp
National Guard of
Kipp
7Th Regiment
Leutenant
Hoe
Orange
Croton Dam
New York Police Department
Boyle to Fort Dodge for winter return to Waterloo next year
Manager Frank Boyle, who steered Waterloo’s baseball team through a tough season, will leave tonight for Fort Dodge to spend the winter. Many hope he returns to guide the team to another pennant next year. McGee remains with Waterloo as Springfield had claimed him earlier, then Burlington, then Waterloo. Waterloo won the retained player dispute. The Red Cedar park game featured the barbers vs bartenders with a 78 to 20 score, Thompson and Simmons hitting two home runs each. Ira Harmon pitched for Waterloo. Auction of Boxes and Seat Sale at The Evils at 8:00 p.m. tonight. Opening attraction Mrs. Fiske.
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Frank Boyle
Victory
Fort Dodge
Boyle
Waterloo
Saya
McQee
Metiéé
Springfield
McGee
Burlington
Hoyle
Red Cedar Park
Barbers
Thompson
Simmons
Ira Harmon
Waterloo's Premier, Twirler
The
Fiske
Judge upholds eight hour workday injunction in unions
United States Judge Thompson ruled to make permanent a temporary injunction against inciting a strike by the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants union for an eight hour day. The court held union officers could not enforce the demand before the contract date, while individual pressmen could not be enjoined from striking. The contract originally set nine hours until its expiration, then eight hours, with the dispute centered on immediate adoption.
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Cincinnati
International Printing Pressmven and Assistants’ Union
United States
Thompson
United Typothetae of America
Cer- United Typothetae of America
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Pressmen’s Union
Sartadtc
Wnion
Engineer Is Coming F. Lacock of New Iowa River Event
An engineer named F. Lacock from the New Iowa River is expected in Waterloo tonight to inspect or oversee works related to the river project. Local officials await his assessment and any needed actions.
Right of Way Activates for Iowa and Northwestern Line
Chief Engineer Fr Lacock of the proposed Iowa and Northwestern railway plans a permanent survey from Quasqueton to the Rock Island line, spanning about five miles and a half. Stephen B Howard, president, has prepared for work within a short time as a surveying corps is organized. Promoters have filed a 6 million dollar trust deed and seek rights of way, with towns along the route showing interest and booster groups looking to arrange service. Lacock’s arrival in Waterloo was anticipated last evening after travels through Memphis Tennessee and Georgia. Funeral services for the late Margaret Dubois were held at Logan Avenue home, conducted by Rev Neherd.
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A. Fr Lacock
Iowa
Northwestern
Raihway
Court House
Stephen B. Howard
Waterloo
Pasr
Lacock
Quasqueton
Rock Island Hne
Howard
Wintertoo
Ios
Austin
Mint
Charles City
Boosters Glay
Missen
Memphis
Tena
Amiot
Georgia
CAN'T INSPECT THEIR COWS
Dubuque reports Loyal uMikmen vow to oppose city inspectors for diseased cattle. They hire counsel and call the ordinance constitutional while rival lawyers defend the city’s right to protect citizens. Local G I A members travel to Chicago for a twentieth anniversary event.
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Dubuque
uMikmen
Mesdames Martin
Harper
Chavalier
Biddolph
Boehmler
McCormick
Bur Hyte
Whitney
Order of the G. I. A
B. of J. E
Chicago
Order
Pioneer John Kehe rests after brief illness
John Kehe, 74, died Sunday at 11 37 am at 216 Maple Street after a three day illness of apo plexy arising from a dysentery attack. Funeral 32 oclock Wednesday from 213 Maple Street conducted by Pastor Hugo Lutz and the Rev Bredow. Burial in Fairview cemetery. Survived by children John Maxwell Ernest Hulda Emma Henry and others. two sisters and fourteen grandchildren. A longtime Lutheran church member, he served as elder and trustee in Waterloo. He was born June 4 1888 in Aperlin Hes Germany and came to America in 1860.
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John Kehe
Maple Street
Kehe
Aperlin
Hes
Ala
Germany
Sophia Katz
America
Cook County
Bremer County
Waterloo
Ma Kehe
Eizabeth Kasemayer
Denver
Agai
Wilhelm Oltrogge
Freddie
Maxwell
Ernest Kehe
Hulda Steege
Emma
Stoke
Henry Kehe
Fast
Irving
CG. Fas
Sophia Barr
Sweet
Kebel
Lutheran Church
Board of Trigtees
Hoy
Hugo Lutz
Bredow
Bennington Township
Fairview Cemetery
Riley's Unclaimed Body After Logan House Death
The body of J. B. Riley of Sac City, who died by his own hand at the Logan house, remains at O'Keefe and Towne's morgue awaiting identification. Judge Caldwell recalls a Thursday meeting with a stranger who claimed Sac City connections, possibly Riley but naming another. Police pursue leads across Sac City, Spirit Lake, Auburn, Owatonna, and beyond. meanwhile George Leland's old horse died attempting to jump a fence, the animal being over nineteen years old. Jerger to return tonight from LaCrosse on professional business.
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Riley
Sse City
Logan House
O'Keefe & Towne
H. P. Caldwell
Caldwell
Sac City
Spirit Lake
Auburn
Qde|dolt
George Leland
Trial Begins in Webster City Shoe Factory Arson Case
Special: George MacKown faces arson charges for a Webster City shoe plant blaze in 1998. Jury selection underway as prosecutors plan to introduce embezzlement evidence to prove motive. Defense seeks alibi and challenges admissibility while MacKown may testify. Large crowd observes the opening in Judge Lesa’s court.
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Webster City
George MacKown
Les
D.C. Chase
Wesley Martin
Georg MacKown
Porter
A. N. Moaye
Arady
MacKown
Hold Box Auction Tonight at Ells Hotel Waterloo Theatre
Tonight at 8:06 the Ells hotel hosts a box auction for the Waterloo theatre opening attraction Madame Flake and her Manhattan company. J Oliver Trumbauer serves as auctioneer as bidders from inside and outside the city are expected to compete. Proceeds support the Board of Trade toward the final $16,000 promoter bonus.
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Ells Hotel
Waterloo Theatre
Madame Flake
Manhattah Company
J. Oliver Trumbauer
Board of Trade
Knapp seeks homes for Baisey children in Waterloo
Frank F Knapp returned from Plattsburg to care for the late O B Baisey heirs. The three daughters aged ten fourteen and sixteen will live in Waterloo while the twelve year old son remains in a good nearby home until a local placement is found. The estate is to be probated at 8000 dollars. In Tokio the emperor attended Yokohama launch of the battleship Kuruma a powerful addition to the Japanese navy.
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Frank F. Knapp
Platt
O. B. Baisey
Waterloo
Tokio
Yokohama
Kkuruma
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