Taft and Bryan Campaign Swing Through New York
Taft and Bryan finish up New York campaigning with a Syracuse stop planned for tonight along with Lyons Canandaigua Geneva Seneca Falls and Auburn on Tafts side and Cohoes Albany Utica and Rome on Bryans. Parker to speak with Bryan in Syracuse as the opposing tickets push hard in home states.
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New York
Taft
Bryan
Syracuse
Tait
Lyons
Canandaigua
Geneva
Seneca Falls
Auburn
Cohoes
Albany
Utica
Rome
Alton B. Parker
Sherman
Kerns
Indiana
Central Church of Christ
West Fourth
South Streets
Boat carries huge grain cargo from Milwaukee
Milwaukee October 25 steam barge Adam Corneling sailed for Buffalo with 270750 bushels of Shoat, the largest single grain consignment ever leaving Milwaukee on the Great Lakes. Mr and Mrs W P Elwell of New Hartford visit Mr and Mrs Charles Knoop as Peer Gynt plays at Waterloo tonight.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Adam Corneling
Buffato
Great Lakes
Mra
W. P. Elwell
New Hartford
Charles Knoop
Office Girls in Panic as Hose Bursts In Fire
Cincinnati October 29 A panic among office girls in an eleven story building at Fourth and Race streets followed by bursting fire hose. The fire began on the sixth floor and flames poured from windows as workers on upper floors leaned out or leapt to the ground causing injuries to at least eight people and a fireman. Crowd clogged the corner delaying firefighting efforts.
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Cincinnati
Fourth
Race Atreets
Memorial for Sternberg President and Officials Honor Memory
Memorial services held in Washington to honor Freiherr Speck von Sternburg German ambassador who died August 23rd at Heidelberg. Attended by President Roosevelt, Cabinet members, diplomats, Supreme Court members, and high officials with their spouses at Concordia Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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Washington, D. C
Ife
Washington
Freiheer Speck von Sternburg
United States
Heidelburg
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Park Site Purchased for Waterloo City Park Bonds Draw Six Per Cent
The Waterloo Board of Park Commissioners bought park land on Fourth street beyond Home Park addition in a $24,000 trust deed to St. Louis Union Trust. Twenty four $1,000 bonds pay 6 percent interest, due May 1918 to 1941, secured by the property and city levy funds. Bond officers C. F. Fowler and James Byrnes sign. The issue funds the park purchase and requires property upkeep or the company may complete needed improvements.
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Section 24
Waterloo Township
Fourth Street
Home Park Addition
Waterloo Board of Park Commissioners
St. Louis Union Trust Company
New York Exchange
Commission
Aptaus
Two Polytechnic Students Suspended Over Fraternity Initiation
Two Polytechnic High School students in Los Angeles were suspended with three more at risk after branding two Los Angeles High School pupils with nitrite of silver during a Kappa Delta initiation, a forbidden school society. The incident highlights discipline concerns at local campuses.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Polytechnic High Scoul
Kanna Delta Fraternity
Taft Chanler ticket push via business men’s league
Mack claims a Taft Chanler backed drive funded by the Republican national committee circulates sample ballots and press ads to sway votes. He says Democratic groups are not behind the movement while Bryan campaigns in New York urging Democrats to back congressional and state nominees. Kern, chafes, and Prohibition candidate Chafin also speak in varied stops as campaigns press claims of labor and liquor worries ahead of the November 3 vote.
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Taft
Lyons
Tati
Republican Party
Tait
Germany
Kansas City
J. L. Woods Merrill
Missouri
Independence Party
William Randolph Hearst
Morrill
Misouri
Bryan
Foraker
Haskell
Jefferson
Lincoln
Merrill
New York
Qet
Mack
Dohoes
N.Y
Netroshad
Kryan
Cohoes
Kern
Hockville
Court House
Ana
Chafin
Pittsburg
Eugene W. Chafin
Were Quietly Wedded Innes White Wedding
New York reports the quiet wedding of Janet Innes daughter of Mr and Mrs William Reynolds to William White Jr of Providence Rhode Island on West Seventhsford Street with Bishop Frederick Keator officiating. Relatives and intimate friends attended followed by a reception. Miss Lydia Wallis and Miss Edith Jenin served as bridesmaids with Dana Brennan best man and ushers including Stuyvesant Fish Jr and others.
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New York
Janet Innes
William Reynolds
Twies
Wiilian Wutts White Jr
Providence
R. C
West Sevents-ford Street
Frederick W. Keator
Alner Howard
Molly Crandall
Dorthy Innes
Lydia Wallis
Racine
Wis
Edith Jenin
Dana Brennan
Stuyvesant Fish Jr
Steven Mason
William §. Innes
Seton Porter
Lawreace
Richard and
Mervin White
McFarland Ashes To Sail Home From Berlin
Marshalltown Iowa reports a cablegram from Consul General Thackeray announcing the sailing today of the Kalserine Augusta Victoria with Mrs McFarland and daughter Marian bearing the ashes of her late husband and former consul general at large for Burma. They will travel directly to China.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Thackera
Berlin
Augusta Victoria
GC. McFarland
Marian
Fend
Trether
Consi
Burana
McFarland
Chin Alty
Wreck of Fast Train Near Chippewa Falls Wis
The Chicago and Northwestern limited northbound jumped the track near Chippewa Falls. Several passengers and trainmen were injured though none seriously. Miraculous escape as the engine turned over and cars overturned at about forty miles per hour. The crash is attributed to removal of a wall likely with malicious intent.
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Chippewa Falla
Wis
Chiegga-Dujury Limited
Chicago and Northwestern
Fear ship was wrecked in North Sea voyage disaster
The wreckage confirms fears that the freight steamer Yar mouth foundered two days ago from the Hook of Holland to Warwick. She carried a crew of 23 men and it is believed all perished. Attorney Paul Smith, son of Mrs. E. B. Smith of this city, opened a law office in Lafayette building on the second floor.
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London
North Sea
Yarmouth
Hook of Holland
Warwick
Paul Smith
E. B. Smith
Lafayette
B. J. Howrey
Howrey
Law and Trust
Logan Block
Mayor Daly's Halloween Vigilance Urges Caution and Police Patrols
Des Moines reports Mayor Daly warns residents to avoid destructive pranks on Halloween. Chief Leighton to expand patrols in both residential and business districts. Parents may be held responsible for children’s damage. 50 juvenile policemen to guard the city, unpaid. City council to meet tonight on contracts, sewers, bonds, and funds transfers.
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Hallowe’en
R. A. Daly
America
Waterloo
Leighton
Doty
Des Moines
Hamery
Old Factory to Double Output and Build Gasoline Engine
Waterloo factory reorganizes as Armstrong-Quam Mfg Co successors to Kelly Taneyhill Co. capital rises from 60000 to 100000 with 22000 new shares by Quam and Armstrong. J P Quam and Armstrong bring plans for a new gasoline engine praised for simplicity, power and low noise, while drill production continues.
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Armatrong
J. P. Quam
G. Armswong
J. E
St. Louis
Quam
Ile
Armstrong-Quam Mfg. Co
Io Kelly-Traeybill Co
Tventy-twe
Mesers
Armstrong
Yesent
Proposrtion
Kelly
Tanayalil
Books Are Finished Preliminary Work Carried On in Court House
After eighteen months of steady writing by a party of 12 to 19 daily, the Blackhawk County Abstract Company books are completed. Led by Attorney Lore Alford, the firm opens in Waterloo theatre building on Lafayette Street next Monday. O F Donaldson from Webster City joins. a corps of record keepers will operate from the new south ground floor room, with the office temporarily in the court house basement.
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Eis
Blackhawk Canty Abstract Company
Lore Alford
Waterloo Theatre
Lafayette Street
Frm
Alford
O. F. Donaldson
Webster Glity
Court House
O. F. Denwidgon
Corpa
Waterlag
Sammis at Earth Hall mixup prompts corrections
Public notice corrects an earlier Courier and Times-Tribune item misplacing Hon J A Sammis speaking venue. He will speak at Jesup tonight and Earth Hall in the big city tomorrow, focusing on injunctions from a Republican viewpoint.
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Courier and Times-Tribune
J. A. Sammis
K. of P. Hall
Sammis
Jesup
Earth Hall
Big City
Samemis
Republian
First National Bank of
Ufc
Waterloo
E.G. Lane
Wattriles
C. &. Pickett
H.W. Grout
J. G W. Sihwood
Parrots Brothers
Voters Go Home With Reduced Rail Rates to Vote
The District of Columbia voters can travel home at a rate of one and a half cents a mile, down from three, making it feasible for thousands to return for election day. Railways offer the best rates in years as many workers, including government printers and post office staff, plan to take leave and vote in their home states.
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Washington, D. GC
Columbia
Middle States
Canada
Mexico
Denver
District of Columbia
Republic Campaign Committee
Washington
Post Office
Yotu
Ohio
Indiana
New York
Connecticut
Nebraska
Ray
Capitol Building
Energetie Campagen
Honta Crater
White Honsa
Man Buried in Iowa Well After Cave-In
Grundy Center Iowa October 20 Jack French a 2 well digger lies under fourteen feet of earth at the bottom of a well northeast of town. Efforts to rescue him have failed since 4:00 yesterday. The digger was working when the accident occurred as a boy named Mil Mertz watched from above. The chances of life appear slim.
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Grundy Center
Iowa
Jack French
French
Mil Mertz
Ile
Des Moines Woman Suicide Attempt Fails Amid Crisis
Mrs. George Grows, living above Oberlin livery stable at West Seventh and State, ingested chloroform and cloves during a despondent crisis last night. The drug proved too weak to take effect, with a bottle of carbene weld nearby. Mr. Grows works at the Oberlin livery. The county sheriff was at the Syndicate Theatre tonight.
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Des Moines
George Grows
Oberlin
West Seventh
State Streets
Grows
Oberlin Livrery
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Peer Gynt
Sternberg
Sternburg
BOARD
ST. Louis Trust Company
West Fourth Street
Home Park
Tunkerton
Milas Amelia Horn
Henry A. Tomn
Works Litheran Church
O. K. Dilek
Trnckford
F. Miller
Dingannal
Willard Ferguson
Soash Land Company
Grain Delors’ Association
Omaha
Republican National
Committee
Taft and Chanler
Innes
Geological Survey
Logan Avenue
Logan Avenue United
Evangelical Church
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B. Stauffacher
Zachaeus
Staustaditz
Iowa Life [Nsurance Company
el- His
Kat Spaannm
Iowa City
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plowa-Nebraska Gante
M'Farland
Seaslon
Aldevalks Sald
Mast Waterloo
Tayor
Wilson
General Fund
Cedar Falls
Northern
Democratic Rally
Goloner
West Waterloo
H. ©. Hanger
C. J. Gingrich
Laporte
Kelly-Taneyhill Company
Kelly-Taneyhill Go
Senthiuslastle
Kelly-Taneyhall Company
L. S. Parsons
B. J. Schimmel
Texas
J. DB. Arm
Kelly-Taneyhil Co
Buch
Propeer
Blah
Tram
South Africa
Klontike Tal
Armas
Boata
Thetty
J. B. Armstrong
J. Armstrong
Dyersville
Armstrong Hardware
Manizer
K. T. Co
G. L. Armstrong
Iowa State College
Ames
Department of the Interior
U. 8
St. Lois
University
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Mast Pittsburg
Westinghouse
South America
Iquique
Chill
Olivia
Peru
Ecquador
Panama
Chile
Norfolk Exposition
Iss
East Side
Threatre
IND
K. P. Hall
F. BE. Cutler
Board of Trade and Commercial Club
Board of New York
Bills
Beard
J. E. Webb
Webster City
Ariladads
Capitol Buildings
Grundy
Mrs. George
Syndicate
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