Largest Catholic Parade in London Since Queen Victoria’s Funeral
A monumental Catholic procession led by Cardinal Vannutelli and accompanied by English peers and high clergy ended the eucharistic congress in London. Crowds packed Westminster streets, with mixed reactions of cheering Catholics and boos from others as routes to Westminster Cathedral drew unprecedented crowds and high window rents.
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London
Cardinal Vannutelli
Duke of Norfolk
Queen Victoria
Archbshop Dourne
Westminster
Probe of Fish Trust Targets Booth Company Prices
Louis M Polakow of Chicago a fish trade publisher said federal probes will investigate A Booth Co after a receiver was named last week He claimed Booth dictated fish prices to dealers nationwide and warned he would provide DA with details of daily meetings with supposed independent houses he said were controlled by Booth.
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Booth
Louis M. Polakow
Chicago
A. Booth & Co
Polakow
Booth Company
Four Men Hit by Train Near Cleveland
Four men walking on the Lake Shore road near Cleveland were struck by a fast light engine. Two men died instantly as they were mangled under the wheels. another died at the hospital. the fourth escaped serious injury.
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Lake Shore Road
Cleveland
Smoke Closes Lake Erie Huron Navigation Between Detroit
Dense smoke from northern forest fires drifts down over Lakes Erie and Huron tying up boat traffic. No vessel passed Detroit from 7 p m Saturday to Sunday as many ships wait at points between Detroit and Port Huron for smoke to lift.
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Lakes Erie
Huron
Detroit
Port Huron
Sioux City Live Stock Market Quotations
Sioux City market prices listed for beeves from 3 75 to 4 25 and top hogs at 6 75. The report covers Saturday's live stock quotations in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Hotel Man Shoots Self at New York Hotel Gotham
Frank V. Bennett aged 56, former Arlington hotel manager in Washington DC, died by his own hand with a gunshot at the Hotel Gotham in New York on Sunday. He was widely regarded as a leading American hotel man.
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Frank V. Bennett
Arlington Hotel
Washington, D. C
Gotham
New York
Salted peanuts blamed for Middletown boy death
Salted peanuts eaten by Harry Sapp a Middletown Illinois boy caused his death with convulsions occurring twenty four hours later authorities reported the incident describing a fatal allergy or poisoning scare and noting the child's age and local response.
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Harry Sapp
Middletown
Ill
Hurricane Rips Turks Island Devastating Grand Turk
Dispatch from Grand Turk Island reports a hurricane of great fury sweeping Turks Island Thursday night and Friday morning. At daybreak Grand Turk was devastated with unknown deaths and anxious search for Dr. T. R. Robertson. Widespread property damage and wrecked streets followed, with several vessels missing after the storm's 100 mph gusts.
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Grand Turk Island
S. B. WI
Turks Island
Grand Turk
T. R. Robertson
Caicos
Telegraph
Hawks Nest
Dan’ Leon
East Caicos Fiber Company
Riding Grounds
Turks and Caicos Islands
Plague Grips St Petersburg as Cholera Cases Rise
Cholera tightens grip on St Petersburg with eleven new cases and three deaths in three days bringing totals to sixty eight. Authorities draft one hundred doctors at two fifty daily and charter a tank steamer to supply boiled water to barges amid spread to Peterhof.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Peterhof
Forest Fire Prompts Fort Meade Troops Call
A northern Dakota forest blaze near Mumford mines by Galena reignites Friday night, forcing Fort Meade Fourth cavalry troops to battle all day and night. The fire devours timber in a military wood reserve over a wide area, with rain hoped to extinguish. Homestead company offers workers 60 cents hourly to defend property.
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Fort Meade
Mumford Mines
Galena
S. D
Fourth Cavalry
Military Wood Reserve
Homestead Company
Evelyn Thaw Arrives at Mount Clemens Hotel
Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw is reported to have arrived from Mackinac at a Mount Clemens Michigan hotel with a maid. The young woman is said to be practicing strict seclusion and hotel clerks would not confirm the arrival.
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Evelyn Thaw
Mt. Clemens
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Mackinac
Mount Clemens
Mich
Army of Unemployed Blocks London Hospital Job Ads
Three thousand unemployed men gathered outside a London hospital that advertised a porter job paying 4.50 dollars a week plus meals. Police were called to manage the crowd and prevent entry.
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London
Taft and Bryan to Meet in Chicago Banquet
Rival presidential candidates William H. Taft and William J. Bryan will meet in Chicago on October 7 for a banquet hosted by the Chicago Association of Commerce, announced by W. D. Moody, business agent of the association.
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Taft
Bryan
William H. Taft
William J. Bryan
Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
W. D. Moody
Wreck on Brooklyn LI Kills Motorman in Rail Collision
One man a motorman died and about twenty five passengers were seriously hurt in a rear end collision of two elevated trains on Myrtle avenue Brooklyn. Authorities investigated the cause as officials coordinated rescue and safety responses.
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Brooklyn
Myrtle Avenue
Mystery in New York Found Woman Bound and Gagged
A murdered woman identified as Mrs. Anna Mauro was found Friday in a room at 317 East Forty fifth Street New York. Her body showed arms bound to her sides and a gag in her mouth. Police investigation underway.
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New York
East Forty- Fifth Street
Anna Mauro
Cholera Spreads in St. Petersburg City
Official report from St. Petersburg shows 58 new cholera cases and 8 deaths on Friday with 107 patients hospitalized ill. The statement highlights the ongoing outbreak and hospital burden.
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St. Petersburg
Mathematical Society Opens Meet at Illinois
The American Mathematical Society opened its meeting at the University of Illinois on Friday with papers read by prominent educators.
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Mathematical Society
American Mathematical Society
University of Illinois
Special session ends in deadlock with U.S. Senate seat unresolved
The second session of the general assembly adjourns at 5 pm after limited work. A primary law is passed but the effort to elect a United States senator collapses in deadlock. A recess is set to Nov 24 to resume voting for the short term, under a pledge in a concurrent resolution.
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General Assembly
United States
State House
United States Senate
Senate
House
William B. Allison
Victory for the Roads Over Commodities Clause
The United States circuit court for the eastern district of Pennsylvania ruled the Hep burn railroad act commodities clause unconstitutional. The decision held the clause not a regulation of commerce and beyond Congress power, with Attorney General Bonaparte presenting the government’s argument in Philadelphia.
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United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Bonapart
Philadelphia
Anthracite Econ
Interstate Commerce Commission
One Engine Is Thrown From Viaduct Onto Street
A wreck near Mitchell on a Milwaukee freight line involved a switch engine crossing a viaduct over a street. The freight, aided by coal cars, struck the switch engine as it backed up, lifting it into the air and sending it onto the street fifteen feet below. Three engineers and three firemen abandoned the scene and survived. Three coal cars derailed.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Mitchell
Harvest for Notaries Gather at Dallas for Land Opening
Four hundred claims opened for filing at Pierre last year drew a swarm of notaries ready to assist registrations and drawings. With over 4,000 claims in Tripp county, Dallas will host the drawing and attract many state notaries, both seasoned and new, as Iron County towns push for commissions to be present.
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Dallas
Tripp
Pierre
Brule
Gregory
County fairs blooming west of the Missouri river
The piece notes a surge of local fairs across western regions west of the river. Philip in western Stanley county, Lyman county crops, and Harding in western Butte county showcase agricultural exhibits. Both new settlers and seasoned cattle raisers compete with homesteaders in displaying produce and grain.
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Missouri River
Philip
Stanley County
Reliance
Lyman County
Butte County
Harding
Stern lessons to gamblers in Brookings County court
Brookings County Judge LaCraft in White presided over a gambling case. He fined both the defendants and the plaintiff, ruling that the plaintiff’s attempt to recoup losses was itself guilty, and warned that expert gamblers flood the state this season.
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Brookings County
Maintif
LaCraft
White
Silk thieves resist extradition from Deadwood to Minnesota
Sheriff Parr of Winona arrived in Huron with extradition papers for Harry Cole George Hastings Harry Hallett and E J Neary jailed on silk theft charges in Winona They resisted requisition and sought habeas corpus from Judge Whiting The men warned they would resist transfer to Minnesota officials doubt names but allege they are the suspects in the Winona theft.
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Tiuron
Parr
Winona
Huron
Harry Cole
George K. Hastings
Harry Hallett
E. J. Neary
Whiting
Deadwood
Rice
Minnesota
Barr
Paid After 43 Years Veteran Receives Government Warrant
T B Camburn Brown County veteran finally gets settlement after decades when a Washington law firm revived his unpaid government claim. The 43 year delay cost interest potential, but the veteran now holds a warranted sum for his service as a volunteer soldier.
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T. B. Camburn
Brown County
Washington
Gamburn
Robbery Suspect Freed After Incomplete Federal Testimony
George W. Fitzgerald, accused of stealing 173000 dollars from the U S subtreasury in Chicago, was freed by Judge Chetlain after federal evidence was not disclosed. Subtreasurer Boldenweck refused to testify and the case was dismissed. Assistant D A Wilkerson cited ongoing U S Secret Service investigations as reason against witness testimony.
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Geo. W. Fitzgerald
United States
Chicago
Chetlain
Boldenweck
Wilkerson
Secret Service
Locomotive Company Declares Quarterly Dividend
The directors of the American Locomotive company Thursday issued the quarterly dividend on common stock. The last quarterly dividend was 1 percent. The regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on preferred stock was declared as usual.
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American Locomotive Company
Capitol Commission to Visit Montana for Design Ideas
The Capitol Commission led by Gov. Crawford and four others will depart Pierre for Montana on Thursday. They will study the Montana capitol’s interior decoration and furnishings as a model for South Dakota’s new capitol. Findings to be presented to the legislature in January.
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Capitol Commission
Montana
Coe I. Crawford
Cassell
Hirming
School and Public Lands
Dokken
Wipf
Pierre
Montana Capitol
Ccapitol
Boy shoots woman and targets teacher in Worthing incident
In Worthing a boy fired on a returning carriage after being asked to stop shooting. Miss Gertrude Richer was shot in the shoulder with the bullet lodging near the spine. doctors remain uncertain about recovery. The shooter, Gilbert Beccarius, is described as a transient.
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Worthing
Gertrude Richer
Miss Richer
Gilbert Beccarius
Bridgewater Public Schools Open Sept 14
Bridgewater public schools will open September 14 as construction on the new $23,000 brick school building progresses rapidly. When finished it will be the finest in the county.
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Bridgewater Schools
Bridgewater Public
Death of Charles K Lord Railroad Leader
Charles K Lord president of the Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad and former third vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio died in Philadelphia on Thursday from Brights disease.
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Charles K. Lord
Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia
Bright
Fire devastates business district in Presti ge Wisconsin
Forest fires on Wednesday night destroyed the business section of Presti ge Wisconsin six miles from Menominee Michigan. Several hundred people are homeless. The loss is about $200000. The residence portion of the town remains unscathed.
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Prestige
Wis
Menominee, Mich
Mériacea
Obrinsk Council Names Central Square Tolstoi
Obrinsk municipal council crowns the city center with a Tolstoi square and sends a congratulatory telegram to the author.
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Tolstoi
Obrinsk
Russia
Tollsstoi
State fair draws record crowds at Huron
Great crowds flocked to the Huron state fair with thousands arriving from across the state. Regular and special trains ran full to capacity as the city hosted its largest attendance in history, with Wednesday's crowd surpassing 20,000.
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Huron
WaKonda Monitor Sold to P G Estee
Edward P Olson longtime editor and proprietor of the WaKonda weekly Monitor has sold the paper to P G Estee. Estee assumes control and will continue publication at WaKonda under new ownership.
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Edward P. Olson
The
Monitor
Wakonda
P. G. Estee
Fatal Thresher Engine Accident At Harvest Reserve
The first fatal accident of the harvest season is reported as Frank Smiseney died while oiling a traction engine on the reservation. He was impaired at the time of the incident.
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Frank Smiseney
New Parochial School Contract Awarded in Haven SD
A Dubuque contractor has won the bid to build a new Catholic parochial school in Haven located in the north central area of South Dakota, marking a major construction project for the community.
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New Parochial School
Dubuque Sn
Haven
South Dakota
Elks Honor Sioux Falls Attorney to Judiciary Committee
C P Bates of Sioux Falls, a renowned attorney, has been officially advised by the grand exalted ruler of the Elks that he has been appointed a member of the judiciary committee of the grand lodge.
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Elks
Sioux Falls
C. P. Bates
The
Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
Crawford Invited to Waterway Convention in Chicago
By order of the Deep Waterways Association board Gov Crawford is invited to attend the Chicago Deep Waterways Convention scheduled for October 7 8 and 9 in Chicago. The notice underscores the governor's expected presence at the three day meeting.
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Crawford
Deep Waterwavea Association
Gov
Chicago
Reform Efforts Underway for James River in Yankton County
Government eyes James River improvements after overflows flood bottom land along twenty miles. Supervising engineer W. J. McRatron arrives to assess measures to prevent water waste and reduce flood damage in the area.
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James River
Yankton County
W. J. McRatron
Department of Agriculture
Towns Seek Cooperative Creameries in Stanley County
Philip and Milesville in Stanley county are pursuing propositions to establish cooperative creameries with good prospects for operation next spring. Plans focus on building plants in both towns to support local dairy farmers and the regional economy.
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Philip
Milesville
Stanley County
Woman to Face Murder Trial in Alsen Case
Christina Clark stands accused of killing her husband at their farm home in Alsen. The October term of circuit court will hear the case. Clark is jailed at Elk Point as guardians are sought for the three Clark children. The defendant maintains she was justified in the act.
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Christina Clark
Alsen
Wright Circles Fort Myer 53 Times Sets Air Record
Orville Wright stays aloft fifty seven minutes and thirty one seconds at Fort Myer va circled the parade grounds fifty three times achieving a new world aeroplane flight record. He notes he could have continued if not for a momentary motor slip.
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Orville Wright
Fort Meyer
Fort Myer
Mr. Wright
Leon Delagrange
Aviation Club of France
Issy
Paris
Delagrange
Discriminatory Japanese Rail Rebates Draw Shippers’ Complaint
American shippers in Mukdenhan formalized a complaint to their consul alleging Japanese Manchuria lines favor Japanese cargo by a rebate system that excludes foreign shippers under minimum cargo rules and forbids cargo consolidation. In London the universal peace conference began with Lord Courtney urging stronger international law to secure peace. The Bombay high court convicted Tilak of sedition, sentencing six years’ banishment and heavy fines, triggering a Bombay strike of 20,000 mill workers and violent clashes. Antoine Siger’s heirs sue the Martinique government in Paris after his April assassination. A new patent law in Ringland revokes foreign patents unless manufactured there, prompting an expected $125 million foreign-capital influx early this year.
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Mukdenhan
Manchuria
London
Lord Courtney
Tilak
India
High Court
Bombay
Antoine Siger
Fort de France
Martinique
Paris
M. Lepreux
Ringland
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