Tokio Hosts 50,000 as Americans Honored in Parade
A vast audience in Tokyo celebrated the American battleship fleet with a torchlight procession and cheers for Admiral Sperry and Ambassador O'Brien. The city also hosted a long day of luncheons, balls, and garden parties, with 5,000 naval guests invited to Hibiy to enjoy varied entertainments.
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Yokohama Harbor
Stresta
Ambassador O'Brien
Count Komura
Admiral Sperry
Ambraaf Agder O'Brien
Embassy Star
Hibyn Park
Royal German Wedding at Berlin Imperial Palace
Duchess Alexandra Victoria of Schleswig Holstein wed Prince August William of Prussia in a Lutheran ceremony at the Imperial Palace chapel. About eight hundred guests attended including the imperial family, fifty minor royals, the chancellor, diplomats, and the American ambassador Dr. Tn. The couple later received 2,000 guests in the White Hall.
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Berlin
Alexandra Victoria
Schleswig-Holstein
Frederick
Imperial
August Wiliam
Prussia
William
Empire
Prince von Budow
Dr. Tn
Dryander
Bryan asserts farming gains separate from Republicans
In Ravenswood West Virginia on October 23 William J. Bryan spoke to a large farming audience, arguing the Republican party has no say in soil fertility or sunshine and that farmers suffer under Republican policies. He attacked Taft on banking deposits and claimed Republicans side with Wall Street financiers, not farmers.
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Ravenswood
W. Va
Wiliam J. Bryan
Republican Party
Republican Uiettle
Wall Street
Taft
Tucker's Side of Story Conflict Over Matrimonial Disputes
Chicago October 24 The attorney for Army Officer Lieutenant Colonel W F Tucker Leo J Doyle presented his client’s side of the marital discord. Doyle said Mrs Tucker sought money or its equivalent and that public reports misrepresented the case. He asserted that Tucker’s municipal court suits were not to punish a sick man but to avoid disclosures. Doyle noted Tucker remained in Chicago while Mrs Tucker resided in Washington, making desertion charges appear baseless.
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Chicago
W. F. Tucker
Leo J. Doyle
Tuckers
Colonel Tucker
Tucker
Washington
Governor guards night rider case in West Tennessee
Governor Patterson travels with armed escort through Real Foot Snake region after lynching of Captain Quentin Rankin and assault on Colonel R. Taylor. Militia encamped at Samburg to preserve order while reward offer sparks concern. Tiptonville and Lake County react with denunciations of the crime and its perpetrators.
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Tennessee
Union City
Tenn
Patterson
Foot Snake
Quentin Rankin
R. Taylor
Samburg
Rovernor
Dyersburg
Tiptonville
Taylor
Sarburg
Renewing Forest Fires Hit Upper Michigan Coast
Sault Ste Marie reports a southeast gale fueling renewed forest fires across Drummond Island Gatesville and Cedarville with refugees moving from the woods. Sugar Island loses several buildings and Pickford sawmill is destroyed by sparks from the woods as ships remain unable to leave the harbor and Whitefish Point has no new reports.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Whitefish Point
Drummond Island
Tombar
Gatesville
Cedarville
Sugar Island
William Bacon
Pickford
Water Shortage Threatens New York State Dairies
From all parts of New York state come complaints of a water shortage. The situation is so serious that extreme measures may be needed to prevent distress. Dairymen drive cows for miles to find water and water is carried long distances for domestic use, with the Hudson valley especially hard hit.
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New York
Hudson Valley
Turco-Bulgarian talks stalled by envoy return
A Bulgarian government note says negotiations with Turkey over Bulgaria’s independence have not ended but are interrupted to allow envoys to report in person. Dimitroff, special envoy to Constantinople, is recalled for new instructions while Count Thurn and Foreign Minister Poprikoff assess prospects for a peace settlement amid fears of a breakdown. A mortgage sale notice and local football preview from Huron accompany the partial text.
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Constantinople
Ite
Sola
Bulgaria
Get
Gover Romant
M. Dimitroff
Hulgaria
Turkey
Poprikoff
Hoj
Count Thurn
Austria-Hungary
M. Poprikoff
Bul
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May Reach Settlement In East Rumor Rail Negotiations
Constantinople Oct 24 Bulgarian envoys have left for Sofia to report talks with the grand vizier on Bulgaria's independence and the East Sumeran railroad. A mixed Turkish Bulgarian commission will settle the railroad issue while Europe debates Bosnia and Herzegovina at the proposed international congress.
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Constantinople
Bulgaria
Sofia
Anme
Soumeran
Porte Centiones
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Europe
Not in Morse pools attorney denies Sheldon link
New York October 22 Before the Morse and Curtis trial on violations of federal banking laws United States District Court resumed Stormey Stimson denied an assertion that George R Sheldon treasurer of the national Republican committee had been a member of one Morse pool in American Ice stock His name has never appeared in connection with this code He never was connected with any pool or Morse The first witness John P Fenster accountant testified in detail about loans interest checks and profits and losses of loans made during Morse’s dominance Loans to Wesley M Gler president of the American Inn company were among those examined.
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Sheldon
New York
Charles W. Morse
Alfred H. Curtis
National Bank of North America
United States District
Stormey Stimson
George R. Sheldon
Republican Committee
Morse
Mr. Stitven
John P. Fenster
Federal Department of Metice
Loenn
Wesley M. Gler
American Inn Company
Thora
Delay in Morse trial slows progress in New York
Sudden illness of juror Gonlon Wendell halted court proceedings in the Morse financial case. Wendell, suffering acute indigestion and kidney trouble, is at home under federal guard. Judge Hough ordered jurors kept under guard and the trial was to resume once Wendell is able to participate.
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New York
Charles W.morse
A. Mf. Curtis
National Bank of Noth America
Gonlon Wendell
Hila
Wise
Hough
United States Court
Wendell
Aberdeen Defeats Huron To Edge Toward State Title
Aberdeen High School defeated Huron 10 to 5 on local grounds in a tight, closely fought game. Both teams played well with chances to tie, but Aberdeen held on by a slim margin. The victory boosts Aberdeen’s hopes for the state championship and pennant. a strong step toward securing the title.
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Aberdeen High School
Huron
Aberdeen
Healthy Family Endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills
L A Bartlet of Rural Route 1 Guilford Maine says the family has enjoyed good health since using Dr King’s New Life Pills for three years. The pills cleanse and tone the system gently and are available at H Wheeler’s drug store.
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Dr. King
L. A. Bartlet
Guilford
Maine
H. Wheeler
Dakota Central Telephone Service Ad Offer
Long distance telephone message promoting a rate of $2 to the Twin Cities and connections to all points in North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and far east in Chicago via Dakota Central Telephone Company.
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Twin Cities
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Towa
Nebraska
Chicago
Asquiths Plan Faces Unemployment Strain and Naval Push
In London the unemployed crisis dominates debate as Premier Asquith outlines government aid of 1.5 million pounds and an accelerated naval program. The Admiralty orders torpedo boat destroyers and five unarmored cruisers totaling 12.5 million, with 24,000 men sought for winter reserves, but labor demands remain unmet.
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London
England
Asquith
Admiralty
Promier
War Office
House
Bryan Campaign Speech Seeks Labor Support in Ohio
In Akron on October 22 William J. Bryan denounced Republican coercion of workers to vote against him as the worst crime against citizenship. He warned of a desperate GOP effort to save Ohio and argued the final outcome hinges on labor suffrage and Democratic labor policy. He voiced confidence in GOP defeat in Indiana Illinois and New York and urged workers to back Democracy this fall.
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Akron
William J. Bryan
Taft
Indiana
Illinois
New York
Ohio
Ohio River
Bryan
Deputy Game Warden Peyton Killed by Indian Boy in Bwan River Country
Missoula Montana October 23. Game Warden W Scott and Deputy Warden Henry A Vass arrived with the remains of Deputy Game Warden Charles B Peyton who was killed during an arrest attempt in the Bwan river region. Herman Rudolph reports Peyton confronted Indians, killed two, and was mortally shot by a boy while another Indian fired. Rudolph says the Iquawa Indian executed Peyton after suffering. Taft Enjoys a Day of Rest in Cincinnati.
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Missoula
Mont
W. ¥. Scott
Henry A. Vass
Charles B. Peyton
Bwan River
Peyton
Herman Rudolph
Rudolph
Iquawa Lnter
Warden Payton
Taft
Cincinnati
William HH. Taft
Charles P Taft
Mleyelee
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