Iuba's Army of Laborers and Global Mentions Across Cities
A scattered clipping reviews labor pressures in Iuba and migration notes about ships near Havani, with mentions of Sperr Most moving from New York to Chicago. It notes executions of Austrians in Chicago, Roosevelt delaying a hunting trip, and varied social themes from marriage to divorces, plus Des Moines improving and other political quips. The piece references Elijah Dowle planning a stunt, a Davenport court, and remarks on Darrow and wealth figures in Rome.
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Sperr
New York
Chicago
Roosevelt
Confidence Crashes as Davenport Leader Faces Embezzlement
The long trusted S F Smith, once Davenport mayor and library board head, collapses from embezzlement charges. Neighbors defend his former life of service, but evidence proves deceit, ending a career built on public confidence and charity.
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S. F. Smith
Shania
Davenport
Ban Fe
Lbrary Board
Lane Estates
Smith
Neople
P. Smith
Novedy
Why Should She by Kiser in Chiisto Record-Herald
A fragmentary poem praising a woman who has studied law and physics and is also a medical doctor. It highlights her practicality, bravery, and avoidance of frills, noting her comfortable shoes and strong voice while depicting her as sensible and self sufficient.
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Kiser
Chiisto Record-Herald
Shu
Simply to Live in The Jaw Bone Verse
A brief poem by Robert V. Carr urges living with purpose. It contrasts sorrow and happiness, contentment and toil, insisting life’s aim is to gather impressions that shape a person’s character on the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert V. Carr
Meeting of Synod of Presbyterians Opens in Rock Island
Delegates gather in Rock Island for the Synod of Presbyterians meeting. The complete program covers sessions from Tuesday evening through Thursday, with sermons, reports, committee work, educational discussions, and women’s synodical events, featuring Rev Edgar L Williams and Rev W S Marquis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Churches
Et Witeis
Rock Island
Edgar'l
Willaims
Lynett
Continulus Om
Luan
Experience Hour Led by Mrs Brainerd Lincoln Afternoon Service
The program outlines a Woman's Synodical Society Home Missions session led by Mrs B Ht Brainerd with opening service by Miss Julia John Blo. It covers election of officers, a Young People's Hour led by Estas J Thompson in Bloomington, and a Representation of Board from North West Miss Grace Curtis Glenn. Missionary addresses by David McGonaughy and Mrs Charles Sf Spining, Taleu Chile, under Mrs 2 W Robinson president, with devotions, reports, and conference business on Thursday.
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Fimaner Assembly
Thomas D. Logant
Edwin L. Lord
Edwina L. Lord
Geo. F. McAfee
Amans
Mary
Holmes
Iand
Edger L Wiliams
W. Francis Irwin
W. of. McCaughan
Howard Agnes Johnston
Board of Home Missiope
W. H. Anderson
Miingis
Women's Foreign Mission
Woman's Foreign Synodical Society For Foreign Missions
C. C. Brown
Luis Carrie B. Sharp
Chicago
D. Melmyre
Mattoon
Longbridge Peorts
Funi
Misa M. Paddock
Pana
J. J. Rankin
Quincy Teeport
Young People's Want
Fanny Cleland
Mra. B. Ht
Brainerd
Lincoln
Woman's Synodicas Society For Home Missions
W. Robinson
Mra
Slasmaker
Albany
George B. Saari
Presbyterian Rot
Woman's Home Missionary Board
Airs
Salford
Mré
N. ‘Wer
Atrg
A.x Dean
Misa Mary BE. Holmes
Prof Lanphear of Ames College Dies
Ames Oct 18 News confirmed the death of Prof B S Lanphear a veteran instructor in the electrical engineering department At Garitingy NY he was returning home to Carthice due to failing health The college mourns his untimely passing praising his exceptional teaching and long service to faculty and students
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Ames
Garitingy
D NY
Cedar Hulls Catarrh Cure Promises Full Recovery
Readers are informed that Cedar Hulls Catarrh Cure claims a universal cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. The ad asserts the remedy is constitutional and works by influencing blood and mucous surfaces, offering $100 if it fails to cure. It directs readers to Dr. I. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, and notes availability from druggists and mention of "Hale's Family Pals" for consumption.
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Wille R
Cedar Hull
Ir. I. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Tse
Ae Ual
Consupa
State Alumni To Gather For Early Meeting At Iname College
The state college alumni association plans to hold a meeting soon after officers finalize preliminaries at an October 21 gathering. Members will enjoy a social event and banquet as the group, open to all former students who have completed sophomore year, prepares for the main event. Richardsville Catholics will dedicate their new church building on October 18, a milestone marked by the corner stone ceremony.
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Iname College
Closius
Lows State College
Chamberlain Hotel
Copies of Japanese Papers On Display At The Star
The Star shows Yokohama Japanese and Philippine papers with engravings of generals and maps. Visitors observe war coverage in The Japan Times and Manila Times materials from C A Ficke. Advertisements feature display type and hotel listings, reflecting colonial-era press exchanges.
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Star
Davenport
Main Street
C.a.ficke
Yokohama
Japan
Mons Wents
Windivestork
Ficke
Japan Times
Englah
Timex
Grand
Yokotama
C. A. Ficke
Arthur D. Ficke
Alice
Helen Ficke
Manila Times
Armor
Jena
Costly affairs: campaign trains and special car costs
A period piece notes the high price of campaigning by special train. It details Pullman charges from 30 to 30 a day, railroads adding per mile fees, and daily commissary costs. Speakers’ fees range from 25 to 200 dollars, with overnight stops and various bill arrangements by committees and parties.
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Lindsay den
Sverrbods
2Kso- Gialions
Mim
Pullman Company
Rilroads
Commissary Department
Passengeys
National Committee
Ithe Otty
Queen Helena 10 Ideal Mother in Italian Court Tale
A 19th century dispatch reports Queen Helena favoring one prince as sole nurse for the Piedmont throne heir. Paris astrologer Papus predicts the infant prince will face weak liver and danger at 10 months, with a destined rise at 14 and major European shifts by ages 24 and 72, altering papal, British, French, and Italian roles. An unrelated ad notes a Moscow tavern offering free horse feed for a patron’s horses.
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Rome
Piedmont
Yolande
Mafalda
Helena
Atplyad
Papus
France
Four Story Fall Leaves Man Slightly Bruised
Boston report states Teenan fell four stories from a building at 104 Wadenton Street while repairing a roof. He landed on the sidewalk, sustained back contusions and minor lacerations but remained conscious and "about his occupation again soon" per hospital notes.
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Boston
Gut
Wadenton Street
Jenna Becker
Tadfer
Pleasant Street
City Hospital Feiter
Teenan
Stlow
Five Dead In Williamsburg Tenement Fire Mystery
New York reports another victim in the Williamsburg fire that killed five, including a five year old May Elske. The blaze left 420 residents homeless with many injured, mostly women and children. Eleven are in serious condition, and several may die. Five families on the top floor suffered the greatest loss, with only one family member escaping unharmed.
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New York
Doore
Williamsburg
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children in New York Home
Advertises Mother Gray's Powder as a remedy for sickly children in a New York home, claimed to break up colds within 24 hours, cure feverishness, stomach troubles, teething disorders, regulate bowel movements, and destroy worms. Promoted by Mrs Emma Marohn of Meridan and sold by all druggists or by mail for 2 cents, sample sent on request to LeRoy, It.
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Orag
Olmsted
LeRoy
Catholics May Require Roosevelt To Explain Discrimination
In Notre Dame Illinois on Oct 18 President Roosevelt was asked to explain why none of the 100 Catholic Filipino students brought to the United States for education were assigned to Catholic colleges. Sutherland, overseeing Filipino pupils, says Catholic schools bear high costs. Ave Marie, a Catholic periodical, says the claim is false and implies Catholic leaders face discrimination. Secretary Taft’s Notre Dame remarks stirred the debate without resolving it.
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Notre Dame
Inn
Roosevelt
United States
Wilton Alex. Sutherland
United Sites
Taft
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Meil
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Fourth Avenue
S. BP. Willet
Iuba
Havanid
Bilis Island
Carrie Nation
Ngane
Bheine
Pho Churea
Greatimany
Church
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Kurepnikia
Liao Lang
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Elijah Dowle
Elijah
Judge House's Court
Yoshie
Clarence
Darrow
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Watson
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Sond
Capa
Tess Fortaustte
Dre
Dargery
Callann
Pauline
Penelope
Meeting OF Synod OF Presbyterians
Will Sperk
Christian Education
Rev. W. Bryan
McCormick Theningien Seminary
Lake Forest College
Blackburn College
Milnoi College
Geneseo Cullagiane Institute
Union Academy
P. Bry
Cornelius.a. Steers
Edward W. Clippinger
W. S. Marquis
Synoisius Educational Committer
B.C. Ray
Gallege Board
Stauncheon
Real
Ris m
C. Lougl Hriage
Pandy
Cleland
Gee
C. Lewngton
Iai
Chas
Sining
Tales
Clilas
Dawid NeGongughy
Prank
Carson
Howard Agnew Johnston
Edwin C
Ely
Lanphear
Ames College
Richardsville
Star S
Goste
Queen Helena
Prince of
Paine
Onawa
ROYAL
East Third Street
Ani
Annven
Iowa Plumbing & Heating CO
Atvers
Deere
C. L. Lindholm Merchant
TaIton, Sie Perry & Davenport
Tess Wan
Tee
Wylie Fuel Co
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