Iron Is Low in Spirits Amid Economic Worries
A garbled report discusses factory output, wages, and prices amid production curtailment and gasping consumer demand. It notes expectations for steel, cement, and clothing costs, with talks on wage cuts and the impact on northern and southern markets. The piece hints at weather committee meetings and general factory sentiment.
Denounces Peabody as Colorado governor amid impeachment push
A denouncement from the trade council of Colorado Springs calls for Governor Peabody’s impeachment amid a political crisis. The document criticizes the administration’s handling and urges swift action, referencing a recent committee meeting and public protests in the area.
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Pope recalls Guidi amid bid for Friar Land sale
Vatican and U S negotiations on sale of Philippine friar lands tease a abrupt halt as Rome signals a possible envoy arrival in November. Monseñor Guidi's transfer and papal directive show qestions hinge on religious orders and direct Vatican Washington channels.
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Twice Bankrupt. Howard T. Dwyer Faces Second Bankruptcy
New York October 1 Howard T Dwyer husband of Duchess de Castelluccla is discharged from bankruptcy for the second time in four years. Debts total about 3974.58 with assets limited to his clothes. He enlisted in the United States marine corps in 1900. Dwyer had mined railroads globally and debts arose from ventures in Vienna Zacatecas Mexas Boston New Orleans Chicago and Portind City. Large creditor is Granville J Ingraham of Chicago owed 34000.
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Lawsuit Over Convent Abuse Claims In 1904
A filing from 1904 details Mary Archer suing Sacred Heart Convent for abuse and confinement in an asylum after alleged forcible transit from several cities including Omaha and St Charles. The complaint seeks damages and names multiple offices and characters, noting monthly stipends and a Topeka lodge social event. The case cites a transfer to an asylum and ongoing legal action.
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Jones Alden wedding at Grace Cathedral in Kansas City
An ornate society wedding unites Miss Jane Rinerbet Miveh Jotes daughter of Mr and Mrs Howel Doops and Mr Thomas Dick Alden at Grace Cathedral Kansas City. The ceremony featured lilies and smilax, a bishop officiating, and a large wedding party with reception at Hudson's. Several guests and local figures attend, with notices of upcoming visits and society events following.
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Millepguth
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Professor to Open Dancing Class in Steinberg Hall
Floyd Meftae formerly of Chicago will open his dancing class for inner in Steinberg's hall Masonic building Monday evening October 5.
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Lipton Suggested as U S Ambassador by Senator Kearns
Halt Lake Utah Oct 1 Senator Thomas Kearns urged King Edward to appoint Sir Thomas Lipton as the next U S ambassador to Washington praising Lipton as a skilled diplomat and successful businessman who has fostered Anglo American friendship. He cited Lipton’s efforts after Sir Michael Herbert’s death and hoped the king would act.
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Navy academy pledge to curb hazing at Annapolis
Captain Brownson, superintendent, says the Chesapeake is ready for action after a month of upperclassmen awaiting exams. He pledges harsher measures with the third class potentially confined to the ship if hazing continues, as all third classmen are asked to sign a pledge not to haze.
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Academy
Grape-Nuts Promises Brain Nourishment From Wheat and Barley
A historical advertising text claims Grape-Nuts, a food derived from careful scientific work, supplies essential elements for brain and nerve function. It asserts the product provides Post Sugar, supports energy and warmth, and is prepared for immediate consumption with recipes in an enclosed booklet. The piece mocks imitators and urges consumers to rely on Grape-Nuts for enduring health.
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Exposed policy stir as Chamberlain report shakes London
London observers view Mr Chamberlain's policy exposé as more newsworthy to the public than Mr Balfour's tonight speech. Ritchie and Lord George Hamilton write of tension while Conservative papers puzzle at Balfour's concealment of Chamberlain's resignation. Rumors swirl of possible government reshuffles and Milner’s Balmoral summons ahead of a Monday ministerial announcement.
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Scotland
Cleveland Will Not Tour Pine Bluff Arkansas
Grover Cleveland denies plans for a southern tour in a letter to Professor Isaac Fisher principal of the college in Pine Bluff Arkansas. He states he has no intention to visit the region though he would enjoy a trip if invited and deems reports unfounded.
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Child's body found in Brantford brutal killing
The 9 year old Trepe Cole, daughter of Peter Cole of Massey Harris fame, was found on the river bank after leaving home to play. Her clothing was torn and bloodied. Authorities search for a suspect seen nearby amid threats of lynching as a murder investigation unfolds in Brantford Ontario.
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West Sixth Avenue Pavement Fix Led by Court Decision
Judge Hazen to enter judgment in the West Sixth Avenue injunction suit. The ruling bars macadam for street car tracks and requires restoring the right of way with cedar blocks as per franchise. Attorneys’ conference settled the matter. Belligerent street work plans paused pending material changes.
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Real estate transfers listed with multiple buyers and amounts
Transfers show RM Williams selling to F H Harwood and wife for 75 dollars, parcels in Southeast Quarter 10 12 16, First National Bank of Marysville mortgagee. G A Long pays 8000 for South Bast Slits and ex 1 NE. Gleed and wife to J M and KE Parr for 960, parcels in Inte 10 11 and Lt block 12 Auburndale. Goddard Amietes to same for 205. 1647 end 4% block 18 Hawthorne Street Auburndale. Reach to J R Lawson 1000 for 416 say 18 Washburn Avenue. John Norton’s First Addition. Smith and wife to A J Wart for lot in Gare field Avenue. Thurston Plere addition. J Thomas and wife to R G Kesslar 2900 for Lois Ht and Lincoln St in The One's Second Addition. S White and wife to W L Lux for 1125 pure southernt quarter 1542-15. FL Faker to Mary 1 Tbr for 200 on Lincoln Street King’s Addition. C B Sameqn to G EB Clark for 91000.
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