Republicans Warned Grave Danger to the Party Says Chairman
Des Moines reports town state chairman DeMilin warns the Republican party faces grave danger from overextension and low enthusiasm. He urges hard work to mobilize workers, noting public support dips and that the party must energize supporters or risk Democratic gains. He criticizes inactivity and calls for renewed campaign effort.
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Town
Des Moines
Laws
DeMilin
Ieamathleeen
Dmeemiflan
Tate
Frank
Tam
Sam Sayine
Bloomers on the Line Boss Dame Shannon Reins Section Work
Mrs Shannon of this county has taken charge of B Section on the L. E. and W. railroad after her husband’s death. Seen daily in bloomers overalls with a wide sloped hat, she commands crews, earns respect as a capable roadmaster, and is praised by the road’s boss for her skill on the line. Distressing kidney and bladder pain relief offered by a Great South American Kidney Cure, sold in Topeka by local druggists. Union Pacific excursion to Leavenworth for G. A. R. reunion advertised.
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Hartford City
Via
Bhunnan
Ashe
L. FE
Shannon
Montpelier
Muncie
Dent Hushant
L. EB
W. Gayseshe
Geo. W. Stansfield
Kansas Ave
Sim Drug Co
Topeka
Kan
Merchants as Robbers in Dalton Train Thefts
Dalton, Ga. Oct 12. A Whitefield county grand jury report on stagecoach and railroad robberies exposes a gang that stole over 1000 in plunder and operated for years. Indictments name John Hender and local councilmen Penples and Cannon among merchants aiding the gang. Detectives traced stolen goods sold in Dalton as the scheme extended along the rail lines.
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Chattanooga
Snp
Whitefield County
Dalton
Here
Merchenta
Delton
John Hender
M. Penples
Ton, Peeples
Je. G. W. Cannon
Andéeon Middings
Vaisha
Southern Railway
Memory Lost Man Returns After Wandering After Amnesia
Omaha man Gentee H. Rubinsin reports a startling lapse in memory for Robinson of Omaha. He says the victim vanished May 2 after leaving his desk and rode a riverbound bicycle train to the Missouri line. A letter from a boyhood friend led his mother to contact relatives, and Robinson later described waking with no memory of how he reached his hometown in Iowa or his prior identity. He recalls wandering, working in harvest fields, and recognizing familiar buildings upon return.
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Omaha
Wen
Ralserty
H. Rubinsin
Ormahan
Vanier Pacffc
Robinson
Alissourh
Rome
Hubinson
Coxsopolis
George
Dimatha
Union Pacific
Onan
Abi
Te Michican
Oinaba
Mistook bibles for food in Wooster dispatch
In Wooster on October 12 Reverend Small Young of Wooster set for the Klondike mission with infant daughters who received a Sept 10 letter from Lake Bennett. The letter cites Skagway and Whitehorse routes. estimates Lake Bennett tolls and prices. consigns home books and Bibles believed to be gold, costing 42 cents a pound.
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Wooster
Small Young of
Klondike
Lake Bennett
Uheid
Derulders
Lake Banhett
Zond
Unclear maritime misreadings spark voyage mix up
A garbled OCR brief describes a voyage from Victoria to San Francisco with passenger Tayier and others. It mentions mistaken detonation, a coma, and a mistaken boarding attempt near a wharf, suggesting confusion aboard a ship and next-steam arrival.
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Momonu
Vie
San Francisco
Victoria
Chirien Tayier
Tacoma
Taylorie Tiller
Chisaga
Facoma
Grain O Try Grain o New coffee substitute ad
Try Grain O. Ask rent grocer today to show you a package of GHATIN-O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. It is made from pure grains and has a mild stomach friendly claim. Priced at 2 cents per pack and sold by grocers.
Topeka Set to Host Baltimore All Americans Exhibition
Sporting News reports Baltimore All Americans will play an exhibition in Topeka on October 25 with other trips through Kansas City and Texas before California. The team, minus Robinson and McGraw, travels with players like Donahue Hastings and Dahlen. Promoters plan revenue to fund next year’s club, with James Wick handling arrangements and Eugene Quinter securing grounds.
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Sporting News
Teka
Kansas City
Topeka
Texas
California
Baltimores
Robinson
McGraw
Millie Grittin
Brooklyn
Manaser Scieraml
Tebean Sime
Sulcred
Donahue
Philcogo
Hastings
Pitatus Chatty
Collins
Lom
Stahl
Boston
Barkest
Cleveland
Dahlen
Chicago
Gul Tarale
Baltmoren
Baltimore
Methaw
Keéler
Jennines
Kel- Stengel
Doyle
Keltz
Clarke
Nop
Carhyt
James Wick
Taeka
Gruumis
Nxt
Wick
Eugene Gquinter
Inter
Tf Saterhoney
Dick Conley
Temple Cup to Remain in Baltimore for Another Year
Baltimore defeats Boston in a lopsided series securing the Temple Cup for the third straight game. The Orioles dominate with a high scoring win as players head home to prepare for early marital duties, while Boston players leave for personal commitments. Scores read Baltimore 12 3 0 0 0 2 2 9 Boston 0 7 H 9 0 0 1 3.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Balthnareany
Tem
Jennings
Ketley
Boston
Tattersea
Mire Hoffer
Clark
Sullivan and Yeager
Coach Woodruff Denies Wert Offer to Mitchell County Star
Coach Woodruff of the State University football team angrily refutes Arthur Wert’s letter claiming an offer was made to bring Wert to play. Wert allegedly never played football and Wert’s supporters misstate the deal, while a $1000 debt proposal is denied. In separate boxing notes, ChoynskI defeats Herman Bernau after a fourth round exchange.
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Lawrence
Widrufe
Eouch
State
Arthur Wert
Mitchell County
Woodrtte
Iith
Nove
Hesider
Choynski
Bernau
Galveston
Choynaki
Chevnski
Herman Hernan
Texas
Wartall
Choynak
Choynakt Myored Bernau
Derzan
There is Nothing so Good Dr King’s New Discovery Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the safest and most reliable remedy for coughs consumption and throat chest ailments, claiming guaranteed results or money back. It also markets travel and health products with local business mentions and customer notes about hair loss remedy Beggs Hair Renewer.
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Dr. Rine
Swift-tolliday Draz Co
October 1 corn condition and crop yields report
The October 1 1907 agricultural department report shows corn condition at 77.18, down from 83.55 earlier, with improvements in Maryland and Town, declines in Ohio and Missouri, and a national trend toward lower quality. Preliminary field yield per acre for oats rises 38 bushels. rye yield up 28. buckwheat down 43 points. and barley improved in several states. Wheat per acre yield awaiting special investigation. oats and potatoes show regional shifts.
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Department of Agriculture
Maryiana
Ohio
Nis
Missouri
Mississippi River
Kansas
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Jarley
Minnesota
South Dakota
Muichinen
North Dakota
California
Paints
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
New York and Pennsylva— Nin
Towa
Nebraska
Five Dollar Bicycles Offer Baffles Danville Claim
Danville Illinois educator entangled in alleged fraud tied to a bicycle offer via a Syndicate Cycling club broadcast. A. T. Van Buskirk, principal, faces charges of illegal use of the mail as residents received circulars promising five dollar bikes to spark neighborhood sales.
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Maus
Danville
M. G. Price
Chicago N- Siblom Way
A. T. van Tus- Kirk
Sit van Innekirk
Syndicate Cycling Club
United Stas
van Buskirk
Wood Fireplaces to be Removed From Kentucky State House
Historic but antiquated wood fireplaces in the Kentucky State House at Texington are to be replaced by modern furnaces. Mrs Emma Cromwell state librarian announced the contract today, joining F Huckley of this city for the project. The statehouse is among the few remaining using wood fires in legislative halls, a practice dating back fifty years.
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Kentucky
Texington
Matehouse
Emma Cromwell
Bhrarian
F. Huckley
Penitentiary Measles alarm in Columbus reports
Measles fear grips Columbus penitentiary as Warren Coffir's grandson shows illness and a potential epidemic looms. Officials note past outbreaks about every two years with a pending visitation. A round trip to Leavenworth costs $1.67, with a 7 15 tomorrow morning departure.
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Columbus
Ohio
Leavenworth
Leaventworth
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Sperial
M. Thirewend
Grosbeck
Tex
DetWitt
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women health and happiness
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as essential for wifehood and motherhood, claiming it strengthens delicate organs, relieves female ailments, and aids childbirth. It cites testimonials from women and offers free information with mail order prospects, noting a paper edition of The People’s Medical Adviser.
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Pierce
de. Pierce
Common Sense
Pieree
Suilalo
Trick of the Owl Hat Price Tale in Back Bay
A Boston girl with limited means seeks an owl hat trimmed by London hands and finds middle priced downtown options higher than an obscure window shop. She buys a taxidermist owl for two dollars less than uptown millinery prices, exposing price disparities in 1900s Boston fashion.
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Boston
Back Bay
Miilinery
At & Washington Street
London
Stry
Tremont Street
No Hope for the Baltimore and Ohio Foreclosure
New York bankers report the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad insolvent with about 16 million in bonded debt and receivers’ certificates. A meeting at Hallingors will discuss reorganization plans likely involving substantial debt scaling and potential bond repudiation. Morgan interests hold most securities or act as trustees, signaling a possible controlled dissolution.
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J. P. Morgan
New York
H. O. RR
J.B Morgan & Co
Hell Abority
Hallingors
Ed Ovarratta
Whch
Pisin Engileh
Baltimore
Colorado Midland Reincorporated as Denver Colorado
The Colorado Midland Railway reformatted under the old name Denver Col. Henry T Rogers filed the certificate of incorporation with the secretary of state after a foreclosure sale. Incorporators include Frederic Po cute James N Jarve Adrian H Joline Oscar Ranke and Henry P Rogers. Capital stock fixed at 3100000 shares 60 par value 1000000 shares preferred and 4000 common. George W Rigi named director and likely president and GM. Road to be turned over at midnight October 3.
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Denver
Get. L—Attorner
Henry T. Rogers Hin
Colorado Midland Railway Company
Colorado Midland Railway
Frederic Pocute
Bernardaville
N. J
New York
Henry P. Rogers
Col
George W. Rigi
Lynn carnival ends in portentous workers march with crepe banners
In Lynn Massachusetts workers and nearby towns parade through streets with crepe wrapped hats and banners showing the dead as clergy and merchants plead for moderation. Rev. Herbert N. Casson preached a funeral sermon at the Lattimer miners memorial service citing a mass protest against government injunctions.
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Lynn
Mass
Beyshber Jnic
Rey. Herbert N. Casson
The
Labor Cited
Lattimer
Chicago Banker Arrest Fails to Appear in Court
St Louis banker and broker, a stranger to Chicago, was arrested Saturday and charged with a crime but did not appear when called. An officer said he brought the man in for safekeeping, and the magistrate dismissed the case after noting no charges stood. The man had come to Chicago to sell songs and music wax items. He spent several hours in a cell.
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Chicago
St. Louie
Micky Cunder
Chicuro
Japan to talk seal with nations on one condition
An official telegraph from Yokohama reports Japan agrees to send a representative to the forthcoming Washington sailing conference on condition that all seating questions are discussed and that only issues covered by the Paris award are involved Japan states it has no interest in the Pretante islands. Leavenworth return fare advertised and a train schedule noted for local travel.
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Lotion
T Ieram
Yokohalm
Japan
Washisseton
Pretante Islands
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