Doode News in Brief Highlights Crimes and Early Political Moves
Robberies strike Wisconsin banks with over $5,000 taken. Berlin and Prairie du Chien workers protest. Yale marks 203rd year as academic work begins. Minnesota governor declines U.S. Senate bid. Danish West Indies post sees leadership shift. Dominican Republic vows to pay a claim. Yellow fever unsettles Neuvo Laredo. Unitarian conference elects Carroll Wright president. Adlai Stevenson denounces mobs at Bloomington dedication. Chicago messenger boys protest racial wages. Miller case at government printing office referred to subcommittee. Honolulu races and nominations spark local politics. Beaumont bank receiver appointed. Tragic events at Oconomwoc Wisconsin as Daily dies after arson and self-harm. Lace workers employed in Pawtucket. Red Shirt Gordon captured in Texas. James McCord dies in St. Joseph. Chinese workers must return to Canada after appeals fail. Irish land sale negotiations finalize with large purchase. Minneapolis flour mills strike closes most plants. Kansas surgeon Dr Cardiner dies mid-operation. War correspondents report Sofia unrest and delayed retaliation orders.
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State Bank
Roberts
Wis
Berlin
Sauk Bank
Prairie du Chien
Yale University
van Sant
Minnesota
United States
Clapp. Co
Evon Hedemann
National Conference of Unitaria
Carroll D. Wright
Atlantic City
Adlai E. Stevenson
McLean County
Ilinois
Bloomington
Illinois District Telegraph Company
Chicago
W. A. Miller
Government Printing Office
Honolulu
Robert W. Wilcox
Congress
Boyd
Oahu County
Comptroller of the Currency
Christopher L. Wil- Williams
Citizens’ National Bank
Beaumont
Texas
National Bank
Logan
George Daily
Oconomwoc
France
England
American Textile Company
Pawtucket
R. L
Jacksonville
Tex
Pardee
California
Red Shirt
Gordon
Folsom Prison
James McCord
Hal McCord
Omaha
St. Joseph
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
China
Ireland
Duke of Leinster
Athy
Maynooth
County
Dildere
Minneapolis
Pillsbury-Washburn
Washburn Crosby
Consolidated Milling Company
Washburn-Crosby Company
Charles Cardiner
Kansas
Emporia
Sofia
Electric Horsewhip Demonstrated on Bulky Horse in Chicago
An experimental device labeled an electric horsewhip uses a battery mounted at the front of the vehicle and copper plates on the harness. When activated by the driver it delivers a mild electric shock, reportedly turning a stubborn horse docile and prompting an immediate gallop down the street.
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Chicago
United States Rebuffs Dominican Neutrality Bill Clash
In Santo Domingo City United States Secretary Powell rejects the Dominican government's bill to neutralize Dominican waters and open ports. He notes the Dominican response to his protest is unsatisfactory and discusses the Sala claim involving loans and munitions to President Heureaux. A tribunal awarded 523000 dollars with 6 percent interest, later voided, then settled at 67 percent with U.S. consent.
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Santo Domingo
United States
Powell
J. Sala & Co
Salvador
Hay
Cardinal Gibbons Arrives in New York From Kiel
Cardinal Gibbons reached New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse greeted by a Baltimore Catholic delegation and welcomed ashore in Hoboken. He rests with Mrs Kelly in Brooklyn then to Baltimore, praising Pius X and noting no radical U.S. church changes. He discussed Vatican plans, including a Vatican treasures exhibit at St. Louis and manuscripts on early missions in the Louisiana Purchase.
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New York
Cardinal Gibbons
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Baltimore
D . Stafford
Washington
B. Singleton
R. B. Tibbett
The
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Mrs Kelly
Brooklyn
Kaiser Wilhelm
Uibbett
Hoboken
Rome
Pris X
Prus X
Mgr
Merry del Val
Vatican
St. Louis Exposition
Pontiff
Louisiana Purchase Territoy
Seventeen Years in Prison for San Fernando Treasurer
Dean Tompkins, former San Fernando treasurer, convicted of forgery, sentenced to seventeen years. His trial on additional charges is set for December 1. Kalbaza, nationalist party president, arrested on a similar charge linked to disturbances in northern Luzon. Prisoners Rudd and Black, escapees from Malagi Island prison, were killed by locals amid a disputed reward claim.
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Manila
Dean Tompkins
San Fernando
Kalbaza
Nationalist
United States
Rudd
Black
Malagi Island
Laguna de Bay
Luzon
Filipinos Likely to Be Admitted for St Louis Exhibit
The War Department representations prompt the Immigration Bureau to instruct agents in San Francisco Tacoma and Seattle to use every facility to admit Filipino carpenters brought on the transport Sherman to prepare the Filipino exhibit at the St Louis fair.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Immigration Bureau
San Francisco
Tacoma
Seattie
Sherman
St. Louis
Bryan Leavitt Wedding Sets October 3 in Lincoln
Ruth Bryan and W H Leavitt of Newport plan to marry at 7 30 p m Saturday October 3 at Fairview the bride’s home in Lincoln Nebraska Reverend Swearingen of the First Presbyterian Church likely to perform the ceremony Mr Bryan is a member of the church
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Lincoln, Neb
Ruth Bryan
W.H. Leavitt
Newport
Fairview
Dr. Swearingen
First Presbyterian Church
Mr Bryan
Preparing His Message to Congress
Oyster Bay report says the president has begun work on his annual message for the extraordinary session. The brief message will be prepared for October and the call will be issued then.
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Congress
Oyster Bay
L. l
General Advance in Rates by Railroads
The Record-Herald reports a nationwide railroad move to advance freight rates due to rising wages and materials costs. A similar increase was attempted a year ago and went into effect January 1, 1903.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
Woman Now Figures in Kilpatrick Case in New York
New York reports a letter and torn check fragments linked to the Kilpatrick murder inquiry. Authorities now believe John Kilpatrick may have killed himself to escape a presumed blackmailing woman.
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Young Kilpatrick
New York
John Kilpatrick
David Kilpatrick
Beatrice, Nebo
Kilpatrick
J. & Lambie
New York City
Fremont Canal Scheme Backed by Armour Syndicate
Private advices from a representative of the Armour syndicate in Omaha say engineers favor the Fremont plan and that money market conditions delay financing. If eastern owners of the Thomson-Houston Electric Light Co. block about 1.9 million of 3.3 million dollars, financing could proceed immediately. A Nash of Omaha is in New York handling this, and engineers are nearly unanimous in support of Fremont.
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Fremont
Armour Syndicate
Wall Street
Armour
Thomson-Houston Electric Lisht Company
Omaha
Nash of
New York
Route Map For Troop March To Kansas Encampment
Norfolk officials received the marching route from Fort Niobrara as troops travel by rail. The column will stop at Woodlake Johnston Ainsworth Long Pine Bassett Stuart Atkinson O'Neill Stafford Clearwater Oakdale Meadow Grove and Norfolk where supplies will be provided. They will stay several days in each place.
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Norfolk
Fort Niobrara
Kansas
Woodlake
Johnston
Ainsworth
Long Pine
Bassett
Stuart
Atkinson
O’neill
Stafford
Clearwater
Oakdale
Meadow Grove
Rider Fatally Stricken During County Fair Race
CLAY CENTER Nebraska. Backus at Harvard died on county fairgrounds during the three minute farmers race. He fell ill while driving his horse and died from heart failure despite physicians being summoned.
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Clay Center
E. S. Backus
Harvard
Neb
Streeter Hotel Proprietor Dies of Heart Failure in Joplin
Crete G D Streeter long known as Streeter house proprietor in this place fell dead from heart failure on a street in Joplin Missouri. He ran his hotel for many years here and was popular with traveling men. He retired from business about two years ago and was stopping in Joplin to spend the winter.
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Darius Firth
BRB & M
Aurora
Firth
Mabel Brewer
Blue Springs
John P. Cook
New York
J. D. Kilpatrick
Beatrice
Washington, D. C
Osceola
Leonard Laft
M. W. Sheldon
W. Alford
C. A. Leaming
J. A. Smith
O. E. Fately
General Recruiting Service
United States Army
Plattsmouth
San Francisco
Fately
Fremont
Nebraska City
Iowa
Crete
G. D. Streeter
Streeter
Joplin
Sugar Factory to Begin Beet Grinding in Norfolk
The Norfolk sugar factory is prepared to start with beets grinding on October 5 and orders issued to farmers to begin harvesting.
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Norfolk
Farmer Killed Near Columbus on Loup River Bridge
Henry Rudot, a farmer living south of Columbus, was found dead on the Loup river bridge with wagon wheels on his neck while en route to town with a load of corn. Police investigated the scene on the highway near Columbus.
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Columbus
Henry Rudot
Town
Loup River
Reverend Roy Codding Returns from Africa Birthday Talk
Reverend Roy Codding, son of county surveyor A. B. Codding andYork High School and Nebraska State University alumnus, arrived with his wife from Africa. Friends gathered to celebrate his 40th birthday as he shared humorous and poignant tales from his missionary years in Africa.
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York
Roy Codding
A. B. Codding
York High School
Nebraska State University
Africa
Trial by Time Proclaims Dean's Kidney Pills
Eugene E B Larie of Denver recounts his experience with Dean's Kidney Pills from 1899. He says the remedy stopped his backache, leading him to recommend it to others. A free trial offer is available by mail from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, price 50 cents per box.
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Eugene EB. Larie
Twentieth Avenue
Union Station
Denver
Col
Lberty
Dean
Larlo
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Heaven is Deaf When the Heart Is Dumb
A terse aphorism reflects on silence and spiritual distance. The line juxtaposes deaf heaven with a dumb heart, implying inaccessible divine communication due to inner mute.
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Heaven
All Up to Date Housekeepers Endorse Defiance Cold Water Starch
An advertisement states All Up to Date Housekeepers prefer Defiance Cold Water Starch for its superiority and claims an additional four ounces per package.
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Bryan-Leavitt
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Weeping Water
J. F. Roll Mill Company
Wahoo
Ithaca
James L. Renendy
Rogers
Colfax
Swaburg
James Hanson
Fain
State Board of Health
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Milford House
Kearney
R. H Bradley
Northwestern
Irvington
Bradley
Board of Insanity
Andrew Lobeck
Lobeck
Fremont Canal
Peoria
VE Saln
ATS Bens
A.J. Tower Co
Boston
Mass
USA
Tower Cahabun CO
Ripans
Santa FE
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Don A. Bweet
O.Y. A. da
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Topeka
Kam
Marillo
Galveston
Champion Truss Easy
Hhyalden Ag
Philadelphia Truss Co
Locust St
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