Grifffix to miss speech. Griffiths replacement promised
Campaign updates from Windfall Indiana report Hon John L Griffi fx unable to attend a rally due to illness. County and state leaders vow to send a prominent substitute as Tipton county hosts a high visibility Republican speech by Judge Walter W Mount praising the McKinley Dingley tariff era and comparing GOP and Democratic eras with statistical points.
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State Committee
Howver
Tian
Griffiths
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Tipton County
Walter W. Mount
Harrison, McKinney
Roosevelt
McKintariff
Dingley
Big Republican meeting in Kokomo figures Gary Gilbert speaker
Lieutenant Gary Gilbert headlined a large Kokomo Republican gathering last evening. Talks by Captain Garrigus and John B. Joyce preceded his arrival around 8:30. The event drew a hefty turnout, with a spirited, pointed attack on the Democratic party for incompetence. The campaign closes with a Fairbanks speech planned for November 2.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Gary Gilbert
Éfain
Wanton Garrigus
John B. Joyce
Gilbert
Democratic Party
Fairbanks
Chance closes a week of campaigning in Madison
Mer ton W. Chance of Indianapolis wrapped up a five day campaign in Madison County with six engagements drawing crowds over 3000. Supporters say the Republican strength will carry the entire ticket by a handsome majority, as in years past.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Merton W. Chance
Indianapolis
Cornerstone Laying for St Marys Academy Expansion
In South Bend Indiana Bishop Joseph Alerding led the cornerstone ceremony for St Marys Academy expected cost 250 000. Rev Andrew MorrisseyNDs president praised the sisters and Notre Dame supporters while visiting the campus and attending the event.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Joseph Alerding
Fort Wayne
St. Mary's Academy
Andrew Morrissey
University of Notre Dame
Order of the Heyress
Weather Forecast for Several States Monday and Tuesday
Forecast covers Washington Indiana Illinois Ohio with fair conditions and cooler temperatures Monday and generally fair Tuesday in most areas. Brisk west winds expected along the Bar Ther RH Wind. Temperature readings show maximum near 72 and minimum around 62 with precipitation not expected. Blythe, Section Director.
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Washington
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Illinois
Ohio
Blythe
Movements of Steamers From Key Ports
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures across Atlantic routes. Vessels including Minnetonka Dor Astras and Ivernia plus Kronprins Wilhelm sailings from Liverpool and New York. Entries note outbound and inbound passages for Antwerp Boston Montreal Genoa and Bremen with dates in October.
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Dungeness
Bouthampton
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Genoa
York
Genees
Menomines
New St Mary's Building To House 125 Boarders Atop River View
Miss Agnes of Chicago and Miss Mary McCrary welcomed attendees as St Marys unveils a new T shaped annex overlooking the St Joseph river. Bedford stone first story and brick upper sections with oak and mahogany interiors highlight a sanitary, semi detached wing design. The addition promises private rooms and a top class equipment second to none, expanding the academy's capacity to 125 rooms.
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Chicago
Mary McCrary
St. Joseph River
St. Mary's
Academy
United States
Jubilee Celebration at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jubilee services mark St Pauls Evangeli cal Lutheran Church fiftieth anniversary in Richmond Indiana with sermons by Rev J D Severinghaus and Rev George W Enders. Visiting ministers from New York Chicago York Pa and Camden Ind participate in German and English services and Sunday school rallies led by Marketers.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Conrad Huber
J. D. Severinghaus
D. C
Chicago
Sunday School
You People's Societies
J. J. Young
D. D
New York City
Carline
Utan
George W. Enders
York
H. C. Stuckenberg
Camden
Henry Ickemeyer
Michigan City
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Dedicated in Terre Haute
The new Grace Methodist Episcopal Church in Terre Haute was dedicated today. The small building serves a congregation formed from a ten year old mission effort led by a prayer band in the south part of the city. Rev. J. A. Clearwater is pastor with Rev. W. D. Parr of Kokomo and Presiding Elder Towne officiating.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
J. A. Clearwater
W. D. Parr
Kokomo
Grace
Towne
Earlham Girls Start Basketball Practice Amid Club Activities
Earlham College in Richmond Indiana reports girls basketball practice underway with prior season success. Old players return except two, new recruit Miss Hubbard shows promise, schedule forthcoming, gym remodeled, and Athletes Association to award the E for two wins. History Club and Ionian Society meet with programs and new officers named. Kokomo bank formed with 35,000 capital, James D. Johnson president and local stockholders to handle deposits, guardianships, loans, and insurance.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College Ha
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Miss Taylor
Miss Hubbard
Girls' Atheletic Association
Lewis
Girls’ Athletic Association
Gertrude Whtsie
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Ruby
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A. E. Martin
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Walter Painter
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Vaughan
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Noblesville
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Spiceland
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Indianapolis
Death by own action of Retired Merchant Spencer Ind
August Hoffmann a respected German citizen and retired business man ofdens city committed death by own action this morning hanging. Poor health had unbalanced his mind.
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Indianapolis Journal
Spencer, Ind
August Hoffman
Dens City
Plymouth leader John W Houghton dies of heart failure
Plymouth Indiana October 2 1927 longtime Marshall County resident John W Houghton died at his home after a brief illness. He came to Plymouth as a child with his parents, served as postmaster at 25, held county recorder two terms and represented Marshall County in the state legislature in 1877.
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John W. Houghton
Aarshall County
Rush County
Indiana
Kokomo
A. J. Seagrave
Howard County
Taylor Township
Marion
David H. Ders
Prominent City Figure Dies Suddenly at Home
A well known resident and active Masonic lodge member collapsed and died today at his home. Born in Clermont Ohio, he lived in the city for fifty years. In Richmond the Methodist churches held a missionary day at Grace Church this afternoon with Dr F Oldham, a general missionary advocate, delivering the address.
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Clermont
Richmond
Grace Church
F. Oldham
Terre Haute mill to close indefinitely Nov 1
The Republic Iron and Steel Company announces the North rolling mill will shut indefinitely starting November 1 with all staff laid off. No reason is given. The South mill will switch to triple turn from double turn, creating more employment.
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Terre Haute
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Chicago
Kokomo
Kokomo Loan and Savings Association
Rushville
Greensburg
Colombia's New Cruiser Bogota Enters Panama Harbor
Panama dispatch reports the cruiser Bogota arriving at Panama Bay from San Francisco with limited armament. Officials expect it to influence the ending of a revolutionary movement in the department, following rumors of engagement with the insurgent gunboat Padilla near Managua.
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Managua
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Colon
Many Soldiers Dying in Colombian War Posts
The German steamer Hercynia, arriving in Kingston from Colon, reports heavy fighting in inland Colombia as revolutionists press while government troops withdraw for isthmus service. At Savanilla, soldiers die from fever and privations, with bodies left on the pier and disease rife along the coast.
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Hercynia
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Porto Rican Missions Bishop Addresses Port of New York Crowd
The Right Rev. Jas H Hanbury bishop of Porto Rico spoke at St Bartholomew s Episcopal Church detailing his island work since February and his July ordination. He described two churches one in Ponce seven miles away on a small island and a San Juan church in progress costing 15000 with 10000 raised. He urged funds for a blind rector church building and parish houses stating a need for 300 a year for the blind rector and a total 30000 to support later plans.
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New York
Jas. H. Hanburn
Porto Rico
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Ponce
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
San Juan
United States
Macedonian leader reported killed in Turkish clash
A dispatch from Constaninople via the Exchange Telegraph says Macedonian leader Zondacheff was killed in a battle between Insurgents and Turkish troops near Revrekop and Melnik. Insurgents suffered twenty three deaths. Also reported in London a shooting accident injured Almeric Hugh Paget, causing the loss of an eye.
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Exchange Telegraph Company
Constantinople
M. Zondecheff
Revrekop
Melnik
Turkey
Wireless telegraphy to be installed on Italian railroads
Rome reports a decision to place wireless telegraphy apparatus at all stations and on passenger trains across Italian railways. King Victor Emmanuel elevated William Marconi to chevalier of the Order of Industrial Merit for his role in the initiative.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
William Marconi
Order of Industrial Merit
Czar to Visit Montenegro and Athens After Italy
London oct 27 the Copenhagen correspondent of the daily telegraph reports the Czar of Russia will travel after Italy to Montenegro Athens and likely Constantinople He will also hold an audience with the Pope during his Italian sojourn
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Copenhagen
Daily Telegraph
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Italy
Montenegro
Athens
Constantinople
British Colonel Swaine’s March to Berbera Not Pursued
A Daily Mail dispatch from Simla reports Colonel Swaine and his forces continue their march from Bohode toward Berbera in Somaliland East Africa and that they are not being pursued by any opposing force.
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The
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Simla
India
Swaine
Bohode
Berbera
Somaliland
East Africa
Millwrights Strike Faces Minneapolis Mills
Minneapolis flour mills kept operating as millwrights strike over an eight hour day. The union refused to return to work until demands are met, leaving mills to run with limited disruption as maintenance and overhaul proceeds and a compromise is anticipated.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Peace May Be Result Scheme For Baseball Leagues Settlement
In New York a plan to end the Western League and American Association war emerged after the annual meeting. Key financiers and league presidents discussed withdrawing Western League clubs from Kansas City and Milwaukee, transferring them to the American Association, with financial or equity compensation for Western backers. The move would allow the American Association to seek protection as a class A league under the national agreement, while the Western League would reconfigure as a smaller circuit or join as class B or C.
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National Board
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Watkins
Indianapolis
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T. W. van Brunt
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Religious groups urge stop to Bett-Rice bout in Waterbury
The Christian Endeavor Society and the Epworth League of Waterbury held a mass meeting at First M E Church and voted to petition Mayor Kilduff and Assistant State's Attorney John P Kellogg to block the Young Corbett-Rice bout set for November 6. They may seek a Superior Court injunction if needed.
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Conn
Christian Endeavor Society
Epworth League
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Kilduff
John P. Kellogg
Montpelier Defeats Muncie In Season Finale 4 to 3
In Montpelier Ind the local club beat Muncie 4 to 3 at Winning's Park in a well attended season closer. Muncie managed only one hit through seven innings while Montpelier scored three runs. Batteries: Zook and Poor for Muncie Burden and Hasket for Montpelier.
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Indianapolis Journal
Montpelier
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Brown
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Poor
Burden
Hasket
Muncie Baseball Beats Dayton In Low-Scoring Tilt
Muncie defeated Dayton 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Hess and Harnish paired for Muncie with Knepper and Henderson behind Dayton, each side fanning twelve. The game lit by tight pitching and strong defense in a clear afternoon matchup.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Dayton, O
Hess
Harnish
Knepper
Henderson
Richmond Superba Defeat Greensfork In Suspended Game
Richmond's Superba ball team defeated Greensfork here this afternoon by a score of 8 to 2. Greensfork protested a ninth inning umpire decision and the game was not completed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Superba
Greensfork
Bound for Culebra by United States cruiser Olympia
The United States cruiser Olympia, flagship of Rear Admiral Coghlan, sailed from New York for Culebra island near Porto Rico to prepare anchorages and landing places for winter maneuvers by European, North Atlantic, and South Atlantic squadrons. Delayed several days due to coal shortages, she leads the fleet in advance of the main force.
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Olympia
Coghlan
Vesels
Culebra Island
Porto Rico
Culebra
Rev J W Chapman Resigns From Fourth Presbyterian Church
The Rev J Wilbur Chapman resigns as pastor of Fourth Presbyterian Church New York Oct 2 9 The General Assembly committee on evangelistic work requests his full time to direct conferences meetings and overall work of the committee He will reside in New York and fill pulpits until a successor is chosen Chapman has preached in Schuylersville Albany Philadelphia and graduated from Lane Seminary Cincinnati O
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J. Wilbur Chapman
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Schuylersville
N. Y
Albany RePu
Philadelphia
Lane Seminary
Cincinnati
Blodgett in Critical Condition at Lake Shore Railroad
Philip S. Blodgett general manager of the Lake Shore Railroad is in critical condition in Cleveland after an illness since July. A fifty eight year old native of Cleremont New Hampshire, he began his railroad career at Adrian Michigan and rose through posts including Lake Shore eastern division superintendent Buffalo assistant general superintendent and general superintendent of the New York Central before returning to Lake Shore as general manager. He was a member of the American Railway Association.
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Blodgett
Lake Shore Railroad
Cleremont
N. H
Michigan Southern & Northern
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Lake Shore
American Railway Association
Italian killed after dance row in Sharpsburg
In Sharpsburg on October 4, Antonio Stein an Italian man died after a fight at a dance at M Sando's house. Police are scarce and searching for Antonio Rian Italian from Pit who is said to have committed the act. Stein was killed during the brawl.
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M. Sando
Antonio Stein
Antonio Riantalian
Pit
Remorse Drove Newark Man to Death in Despair
A Newark man killed himself after remorse over the death of his faithful dog. The issue reports this tragic self-inflicted death as the final act following a sorrowful life turned inward after the loss. The piece notes the emotional triggers and the county reactions.
Proclaimed Ireland arms shipment forbidden in new policy
Premier Balfour vows strict enforcement of the closure rule at future House of Commons sittings to curb Nationalist turbulence and hasten business. King Edward, William, and Portugal’s Carlos to meet in England next month to discuss international understandings. King Edward’s London progress marked by incidents: a religious fanatic with powder, attempt to blow up a crowded stand, a attic fire at Guildhall, and a loose mad bull causing city alarm. Death by self, 516 North Alabama. Stock Exchange adopts a constitution. Technical school canvassers seek over 150000 dollars. Plan to consolidate all state commercial bodies. Grand jury brings twenty five indictments in grave robbing. Enginemen injured in a city wreck. Building Inspector Bartel notes smoke-prevention letters. Parry of National Manufacturers Association comments on eight-hour bill.
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Keeping Their Contracts Chicago Journal Editorial
The Chicago Federation of Labor backed contract inviolability and rejected the Wholesale Grocers' Employes' Union strike after a last month arbitration pact. President Lightfoot urged patience, warning that betraying agreements harms union prestige and trust with employers. The piece argues honesty and arbitration are essential to labor capital relations.
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Chicago Federation of Labor
Leok
Federation of Labor
Lighthall
Federation
Georgia Town Flooded in Brunswick Ga
Heavy rains in Brunswick flood five city blocks centering on Monk to Mansfield. Water reaches ten to fifteen inches in New Castle Street stores. Fire department house and both jails are submerged. Traffic blocked from Bay to Union Street over a quarter mile.
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Franklin College Football Under Fire In Indignation
Franklin College students and faculty, along with Franklin residents, condemn charges raised by Prof. R Hall and a morning paper about the recent Franklin Manual Training High School game. Manager Jordan and Captain Webb deny serious charges, while Prof Bestor leads an athletic committee review that may end the team if proven true. The community condemns the accusations as unjust.
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Indianapolis Journal
Franklin, Ind
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Franklin
R. Hall
Manual Training High School
McComb
Indianapolis
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Webb
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C. H. Halil
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New Local Football Team Forms in Rushville
Rushville residents organize a high school boys football team amid strong local interest. Several nearby town games are set, including a Thanksgiving contest with New Castle, while in Muncie, the city team defeats Portland 16 to 0 with Taylor’s punts and Johnson’s fifty five yard kickoff return features.
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Indianapolis Journal
Rushville
Ind
New Castle
Muncie
Portland
Taylor
Johnson
Football Player Dead in Inquest Footnote
Edward Schmidt, member of Staunton NL local football team, died ten minutes after a collision in a one day game against a St. Louis team. Coroner to hold an inquest.
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Edward Schmidt
St. Louis
Jones Applauded for Coal Strike View by Toledo Mayor
Chicago meeting of the Chicago Philosophical Society heard Samuel M. Jones of Toledo denounce parties as childish and immature He praised President Roosevelt for settling the coal strike and claimed the move elevated the President to a man and the strike would rank with Lincoln s emancipation proclamation in contributing to human liberty
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Chicago Philosophical Society
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The So-called Beef Trust Explored by Fife in Century
George Buchanan Fife argues in the November Century that a working agreement among major packing houses exists to protect self interests. He cites intimate industry testimony that output is coordinated by market needs rather than illegal restraint, with shipments directed to markets like New York based on reliable agent reports.
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Telegraphic Telephone Newspaper in Budapest
Pearson's Weekly describes a Budapest telephonic newspaper where subscribers listen to news via home receivers. The service, priced at two cents daily with no installation fee, allows two listeners and aims to expand across Hungary and beyond, despite incomplete text.
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Jules Verne Vindicated by Balloon Tragedy Opinion
Boston Advertiser notes recent French balloon accidents echo Jules Verne's Five Weeks in a Balloon. It cites his aeronautical reasoning, argues dirigible practicality remains unproven, and says recent failures do not settle the question of a viable flying machine.
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Nature's botch work critique of human flaws by a Belgian professor
A Detroit Free Press excerpt mocks human anatomy as imperfect with eight surplus teeth four extra fingers and toes. oversized noses ears and ribs. The Belgian professor claims many defects in man and argues nature will not perfect humanity for centuries while beauty models Venus Apollo and Hercules are used to illustrate flaws.
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Woodrow Wilson Portrait of Leadership and Hope
The piece portrays Woodrow Wilson as a figure of steady strength and kind, equitable leadership. It praises his calm, determined face and suggests his Princeton years shaped a tolerant, effective teacherly persona guiding a democratic era.
Nebraska urged to back Roosevelt in upcoming testimonial
The Nebraska State Journal calls Nebraskans to join an early next month testimonial to President Roosevelt. It argues six House seats will be needed, endorsing Republicans as capable and urging a fusion vote would oppose the President.
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Nebraska State Journal
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Operation on Col Roebling in New York
Col W A Roebling, famed for the bridge his father designed, is hospitalized at Roosevelt Hospital after an operation. Officials report the procedure was successful and anticipate a speedy recovery despite a period of ill health prior to the surgery.
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Lyn Bridge
Roosevelt Hostal
Roasting
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