Roosevelt Visits Pueblo Indians on New Mexico Trip
Col Theodore Roosevelt met Pueblo and Sioux Indians in New Mexico on a run toward Colorado. At Le Funa, La Guna Chief Frank Simons welcomed him as the Carlisle boy joke and Roosevelt shared Indian slang gestures and stories. The crowd included many Mexicans as Armijo of the Rough Riders watched.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Theodore Roosevelt
New Mexico
Colorado Town
H&d
Pyne
Col. Roosevelt
Ceci Lyon
Texas
Domo
Carlisle Indian School
Frank Simons
la Guna
Roosevelt
Carlisle
George
Alba
Rge Armijo
Srila Rough Riders
Texas Wonder advertised to cure kidney and bladder troubles
A Texas Wonder remedy promises to cure kidney and bladder disorders including gravel diabetes back problems and rheumatism for men and children. The pitch offers a one dollar bottle mailed if not sold by the first of the month.
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Texas Wonder
Deaths and Funerals in Mobile Area
Funeral notices report Manuel Forchheimer a prominent wholesale merchant buried after services at his son Maurice Forchheimer’s home and Temple Shaarai Shomayim. Also listed are the funerals of Charles Negus and John L. Hotchkin with rites at local churches and Pine Crest cemetery.
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Manuel Forchheimer
Maurice Forchheimer
Government Street
Temple Shaarai Shomayim
Rabbi Moses
Temple
Hebrew Cemetery
M. Forchheimer Co
Mobile Lodge
B'nai Brith
Leo Pollock
Sidney Lowenstein
Emanuel Guggenheim
Isadore Jacobsen
S. M. Forchheimer
Forchheimer
Marion Forchheimer
Nathan Dreyfus
B. Kahn
H. Piser
BE. A Lavellet
S. Less
H. Hesa
L. C Fry
A. G. Levy
T. B. Miller
Hugo Brown
J. D. Bloch
F. J. Guck
H. Po Vass
S J. Hahn
Seymour Forchheimer
Edward Strause
John L. Hotchkin
Old Shell Road
Gardiner , Tucker
St. John’s Miscopal Church
Pine Crest Cemetery
J. K Worden
H. G. Austin
J. M. Graham
A. L. Willoughby
Local visitors and travelers noted in city personals
Mrs Mary E McMahon left yesterday for Port Arthur Texas to visit relatives for several weeks. Mrs E A Emery Miss Eleanor Emery Misses Vera and May Bentley Richton Mississippi are in the city for several days visiting friends. John M Mitlan and wife Stockton Alabama are in the city today. John Schopman and wife Grove Hill Alabama are among the visitors. J W Murphy Brooklyn New York is in the city on business. Mrs John G Brady Misses Helen and Eilen Brady Tuscaloosa Alabama are visiting relatives for several days. H L Brown Thurmond West Virginia are land-seekers here today. Ralph Morrison Arthur and Norman Atheron Fairhope spent today in the city.
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Mary E. McMahon
Port Arthur
Texas
E. A. Emery
Eleanor Emery
Vera
May Bentley
Richton
City
John Schopman
Grove Hill, Ala
John G. Brady
Helen and
Eilen Brady
Tuscaloosa, Ala
H. L. Brown
Thurmond
West Virginia
Ralph Morrison
Arthur and
Norman Atheron
Fairhope
Charles K. Atwood, Yale Class of 1843, dies at 92
Hartford obituary reports Charles K. Atwood of Newington, the oldest Yale graduate and a member of the class of 1843, has died in Hartford at age 92.
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Hartford
Conn
Charles K. Atwood
Newington
Yale
Federal Grand Jury to Probe Edwards Bandit Case
New Orleans reports the federal grand jury will convene next week to examine the case of Howard E Edwards the lone bandit who held up the Louisville and Nashville New York limited train on September 4 and is charged with robbing the mail car.
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New Orleans
Federal Grand Jury
Howard E. Edwards
Louisville
Nashville
New York
Edwards
Prisoners Seek Allies in Plot Hearing
A man suffered a skull fracture after capture by Engineer Baer and police continue to search for his alleged companions involved in the plot.
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Baer
Banker Richard Dale Dies at 35 in Philadelphia
Richard Dale, banker and grandson of Commodore Richard Dale, longtime associate of John Paul Jones, has died at his Philadelphia home at age 35. He held the Order of Cincinnati and belonged to two patriotic societies.
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Philadelphia
Richard Dale
Richard ‘Dale
John
Paul Jones
Order of Cincinnati
Gin Rickeys Tie Local Suspect To Cleveland Theft
Henry L. Berry alias Fred Hurley was arrested in Indianapolis for allegedly stealing 3500 and diamonds worth 1000 from Mrs. Rena Allen Day of Cleveland. Police traced him to a hotel bar where a gin rickey habit helped gain the victim’s trust. Most diamonds have been recovered from pawn shops.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Henry L. Berry
Fred Hurley
Rena Allen Day
Cleveland
Ohio
Chattanooga Pioneer Henry Manz Dies at 64
Stenry Manz a longtime Chattanooga business leader and German community figure died suddenly at his East Chattanooga home from apoplexy at age sixty four. He had led local Geschäftszan in the city for about fifty years.
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Charles Negus
Adrian
Michigan
Pennsylvania Station
Mobile
Roche Undertaking Company
Chattanooga
Tenn
Stenry Manz
East
Mr. Manz
Tie
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the Store of Quality
Tomers
H. M. Friedenthal Cor
Dauphin
Joachim
Col. Roosevelt Heap
Big Mniun
M. Forchheimer
Butterick Patterns and Publications
Hammel
Miss Olson
Ginghams
Percales and
Marseilles
John M Mitlan
Stockton, Ala
J. W. Murphy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hammel’s
GIN Rickeys
Nooga
Chicago
Supreme Court
Theodore and
Siebert Franklin
Bessie Shanklin
Benjamin’ Shanklin
John’ B. Fitzpatrick
Victoria Koeppe
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