Suffrage Case Tests New York Ballot Rights
Miss Mary Coleman of New York sues to force the board of elections to place Mrs Jolia Sears on the voter register. The case, in supreme court, seeks a mandamus directing officials to allow Sears to register, arguing Sears has voting rights in New York and had previously voted in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loscal
New York
Mary Coleman
Justice Manehard
Supreme Court
Bureau of Elections
Jalla Seton Sears
Register of Voters
Ates
Vagiatory
Regietry
Miss Coleman
Spare
Colorado
Mise Coleman
Engagement in China Sparks Rising War Trajectory
Reports from northern China describe clashes between Allied forces and Chinese troops near Tianjin with Chinese units firing on advancing troops. Japanese and Chinese commands exchanged hostilities as foreign offices urged restraint while warning of broader regional danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Wantio
Tapanese Feaopa
Taprniesis
Ai Panes
Pekin
Lost in Nome Sea Balloon Bashley Fates Three Other Balloons
Report from Berlin Thursday says German balloon Hashley failed over the North Sea during an international race. Four balloons started, two men aboard Hashley were rescued by a passing steamer. Serious fears loom for the other two vessels missing three days with no signals. County men from Dallas tied to the crash. details unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bashley
Berlin
Hashley
North Sea
Lyon
Dallas
Honduran minister recalled to represent Nik country abroad
The recall of Dr Anpet Ayree, the Honduran minister from Honsotns, was announced Thursday when the minister called on the Secretary and said he would go to Mexico to represent Nik country. Dr Lae Anvngay, brother of a Guatemalan martial leader, is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anpet Ayree
Honduras
Mexico
Nik
Lae Anvngay
United States
Succeeck Eben
Cattlemen Push 50000 Grant Into City Project
Fragmented text indicates a group of cattlemen seeking a $50,000 appropriation for Kansas City related reform or commission. The passage is garbled but suggests approval or plan for spending by a board or committee to use the funds as they see fit. Named entities are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattlomon
Kansas City
Thorn
United States
Indictment Returned in Mann Murder Case
A grand jury in Chicago Thursday indicted Jumian oC Mann for the murder of Mrs. Frances Thompson. Mann surrendered to authorities at Graty Mew on St. Louis. The narrative mentions a narcotics ring and a drug dealers’ meeting in St. Louis with law officials responding to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Welt
Jumian Oc Mann
Hin
Frances € Thompson
Chieago
Mann
Graty
St. Louis
Megueia Tot
Diuy
Paalee Bates
Beet of Japan's Coast Sighted Near Yokohama
A United States warship was seen maneuvering southeast of Japan near Yokohama as tension rose over sea routes. Navy patrols reported the vessel tracking areal approaches while diplomatic channels remained open for deescalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Yokohama
Tas Deen
Blonx City Stock Report Reads Quirky Prices
A distorted Thursday market listing shows odd figures with values like $4.25 and $5.00. The garbled text names Blonx City Live Stock Market and appears as a brief, unclear price report from a local exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blonx City
Queliliona
Vow Beevis
Explosion at Eagleside Quarry Kills and Injures
An explosion at the Eagleside Stone Quarry west of Fort Collins Colorado kills several people and injures about a dozen others. Rescue crews and investigators probe the cause as authorities secure the area and families await updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tWelly
Eagleside Stonestone
Slateen Aniles
Foet Collins, Colo
Fires Rage Across Regions in Spring Dangers Rise
Fire crews battle renewed forest blazes across multiple regions including Wipentishi and Michigan Ujudeols of penile, with extensive damage reported. Residents urged to defend homes as flames threaten communities and wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thober
Wipentishi
Michigan
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish Praises American Life on Arrival
Sorority leader Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish arrived in New York aboard the St Louis after abroad travel since July. She extolled American supremacy and noted American women excel in dress and style, while seeing directroe as the coming fashion, with skirts perhaps returning toward Paris trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuyvesant Fish
New York
St. Louis
Ours
London
Paris
Firth Avenue
Pori
Wittig Bewne
Suffragettes Pressure Parliament In London Stir
Crowds jam Trafalgar Square and surrounding streets as suffragettes press a £50,000 appeal to rush Parliament. Police deploy in force, with more than 5,000 officers, cavalry, infantry, and volunteers patrolling the area to keep order amid disruption and clashes with demonstrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wits
Iener
Thames
Trafalgar Square
Negro Shot as Mob Attacks Barricaded House
In New Orleans a mob of several hundred encircled a barricaded house where Nicholas Hee tor, a negro desperado, resisted arrest for assault on a pedlar. Hector was killed by heavy gunfire as the siege opened. he died before the door was breached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Nicholas Heetor
Hector
Missionary Center Meeting Opens in Brooklyn Delegates Attend
A brief session of the bowed of COTTESS Loners for foreign ressions in Brooklyn Tuesday discussed methods to keep Averton churches engaged in foreign work. Delegates from around the world were present at the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottess
Averton
Brooklyn
N.Y
Rescues Is H Ited Pest At House Fire
W Dean of La Crosse Wisconsin rescued his wife and children from a house fire. He first saved his fishing pole and tackle, then carried his children to safety. The briefing notes his quick actions during the blaze and the family’s safe evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.dean
la Crosse
Wis
Dean
Bomb Threat Hits New York Taxicab District
A bomb was thrown early Wednesday into an enclosure by the New York riverfront where taxicabs are stored, shaking nearby blocks and sparking wild neighborhood excitement. The debris and blast drew rapid attention to the New York Taxicab Company area and prompted police scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idehth Uver Fue
New York
Cleveland memorial committee to hold public meeting in New York
The Cleveland memorial committee planned a meeting in New York on Tuesday next to mark a date tied to a birth anniversary. Officials urged attendance and noted the event would address commemorative actions and related planning.
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Cleveland
Road Workers Meet in Washington Railway Association Session
In Washington on Wednesday the National Railway Association met to discuss stenal practice insulation specifications and standard design. President Roosevelt welcomed delegates and spoke of his pride in the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and the duties of nerve, obedience, and responsibility among railroad men. The Society of Railway Financial Officers also met to study wage payment methods and draft vouchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesdy
National Raihway Association
Washington
Thcl
Rapartean
Roosevelt
Brotherhood of
Tlocomoatve Firemen
Hardhhood
Society of Railway Financial
United States
Pushing Work in Panama Report Returns After Probe
J 1b Colthas comes back after a fourteen month investigation into allegations against canal commission employees. W Ceding prepared the report in Washington and declined to comment before submission. Collins noted a record year for assignments to canal workers and found overall good health and a preference for outdoor sports. He observed gambling and drinking were not popular, with many gambling houses in Colon and Panama closed over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 1B
Colthas
Gore
Canal Commission
Ceding
Washington
Collins
Colon
Panama
Sioux Chief Standing Bear Charged With Bigamy in New York
Heury Standing Bear, a full-blooded Sioux and Carlisle alum, was arraigned in New York on bigamy charges. Hazel Moran of St Louis, a Smith College graduate, testified that she married Bear in May and accompanied him to London for Indian exhibitions at Crystal Palace. Bear was held for a hearing next Monday.
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Standing Bear
South Dakota
Heury Standing Bear
Carlisle Pidian
Carlisle
New York
Hazel M. Moran
St. Louis
Smith Colege
Northimpton
Mass
London
Crystal Palace
Assault in Concord woods targets young girl
Pearl Tucker, 11 years old, was assaulted by a black man near Concord North Carolina as she picked corn in a field. The assailant pointed a pistol at her head and overpowered her before a posse of about 600 citizens captured him within roughly an hour.
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Gil
Pearl Tucker
Concord
N.C
First Volunteer Rand Dies in Washington at Seventy
Charles Franklin Rand the first volunteer to enlist in the Union Army after Lincoln’s call and the first Medal of Honor recipient for field bravery has died in Washington DC at age 70.
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Chas
Franklin Rand
Lincoln
Congress
Washington
Roosevelt meets new artist for Harvard class portrait
President Roosevelt receives artist Jose DeCamp on Wednesday and schedules sittings for a portrait to honor the Harvard class of 1830. Roosevelt graduates from Marvard reportedly awaited the work.
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Roosevelt
Jose DeCamp
DeCamp
Harvard
Tucker Arrested on Desertion Charge in Chicago
William N. Tucker, a quartermaster general of the United States Army, was arrested by Chicago police on a Wabash train in Decatur TL on a charge of deserting his wife, daughter of the late Gem John 4. Logan.
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AN Hadi
Tucker
William N. Tucker
United States Army
Decatur
Chicago
Gem Jonn
Logan
Hobber Hilla in Battle at Gordon
A clash occurred between officers and armed suspects at Gordon. The band was killed and another wounded during the confrontation as authorities sought to end a series of robberies.
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Hobber Hilla
Bunt
Vex
Gordon
Cone
Anouther
Roosevelt meeting draws delegates at Garden Eagle
President Roosevelt held a compact White House gathering Wednesday afternoon as about 100 delegates from the Garden area arrived in Washington for an annual session. The group planned to convene in the capital to discuss regional issues and party affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
White House
Eagle
Washington
Woman Surrenders Child to Home to Escape Poverty
Mrs Ellen Davis of Chamberlain South Dakota compelled by poverty to give up one of her two children she adopted a novel ruse to place the child. She told a sob story of being sent by a South Dakota family to Sioux City to find a home. Miss Alice T Bielski police matron investigated and the girl confessed. Florence Crittenton home took custody of the child.
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Mra
Klen Davia Coukin
Bool
Ellen Davis
Chamberlain
Misa Alice T. Bielski
Sioux City
William Roberts
South Dakota
Miss Lelski
Misa Bielski
Florence Crittenton
Murder Attempt Ends In Shooting At Shen Amtoah Home
Harry Uvieht aged 24 and Esther Cook aged 11 of Shen amtoah were shot in what appears a deliberate murder attempt and self harm. Neighbors heard shots near midnight Tuesday and police found the locked house with Brights absent. Esther was to testify against Debus Bright and his sister over an alleged kidnapping, and motive is linked to jealousy over Bright’s attentions to another girl.
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Harry Uvieht
Esther Cook
Shenamtoah
Debus Bright
Conway
Noelock
Bright
Whoa
Promoters Reach Sioux City for Interurbin Survey
A Des Moines to Sioux City Interurban survey party arrived in Sioux City at 10 oclock Wednesday morning after travels by route proposed by the Des Moines and Sioux City Railway. Officers report confidence in success and will dispatch surveying crews from Stony City to resume work where Des Moines crews left off, aiming to start construction at the earliest date. The party included TP O Malley president Senator J R Borany vice president A B Carter secretary J W Russell treasurer and ML H Miller general manager.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Des Moines and
Sioux City Railway Company
Stony City
Officiis
TP. O'Malley
Perry
J. R. Borany
Beaver
Wee
A. DD. Carter
Berkley
J. W. Russell
Adell
HH. Mitler
Nmanage Aer
Prisoner found insane in Waterlow forgery case
William Dixon, 22, arrested on uttering a forged instrument, was found insane by a Waterlow jury after one minute of deliberation. He pleaded guilty, became insane after fear his bride would desert him, and will be committed to the Anamosa institutional asylum.
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Waterlow
William Dixon
Dixon
Pegoner
Anamosa
Sunday Theatre Arrest Sparks Blue Law Retaliation
Sunday shows were halted at the Family and Grand theatres by the ministerial association. Authorities arrested performances and the managers vow to enforce the blue law in retaliation, signaling a clash over local morality standards.
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Ministerial Association
Death by Own Action Shocks Pilot Mown Town
Charles G Bard well to do citizen and proprietor of a small market died after obtaining carbolic acid and drinking its contents at his bail point. He perished quickly amid reports of financial trouble as the likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Monn
Piolt Mowad
Charles G. Bard
To Prison for Extortions by Black Hand Letter
Alfred Paul convicted of attempted extortion by threats to Clinton banker A. Smith. Sentenced to an indeterminate term in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Paul
A.th Smith
Clinton
Dies at 99 of Muscatine county hero age
Dies at Muscatine recently aged 99. S. BR. Chase, hero of two wars, oldest Muscatine County resident, formerly a colonel in the Mexican War and a noted figure in the rebellion, was born in New York.
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S. BR. Chase
Muscatine County
Muscatine
New York
Milled by Northwestern Trains Fatal Accident
Freeman Hathaway son of Newton Hathaway of Loveland was struck and fatally killed by a Chicago and Northwestern freight train Tuesday.
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Northwestern
Freeman Hathaway
Newton Hathaway
Loveland
$96,000 Judgment Secured in Land Suit Appeal
Information from Fort Dodge states the $106,000 land suit between A. D. Clarke of Algona and T. W. Harrison of Topeka was decided against Clarke in the U S circuit court of appeals at St Louis. Harrison gains about $20,600 plus $12,000 for services. Clarke pays costs, lands sold, and faces deficiency liability. Case remanded for decree per the opinion of Circuit Judge Hook.
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Fort Dodge
A. D. Clarke
Algona
T. W. Harrison
Topeka
Kaw
A. T D. Marke
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Lois
Court of Appeals
Tower Court
Minnesota
Clarke
Harrison
Sait
Circuit Court
Circuit Court of
Apeals
St Louisa
Hook
Waterloo Burglary Ends in Policeman Death
Waterloo officer OMeer Wictmann was shot and killed by a burglar in the business district near Coburn's bicycle store. The pursuit by police and sheriff detectives continues as a $200 reward is offered for arrest and conviction. Wictmann had served over two years and was killed while patrolling a dark alley.
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Waterloo
Omeer
Widawann
Coburn
Presbyterian Hospital
Doty
Omlver Wictmann
Avithi
Ols
Woman seeks 25000 in suit over husband’s death
Inola Bennett Friend, widow of Tarry Friend, sues the McDride and Will Drug company of Marshalltown for 25000. She alleges the firm sold intoxicants to her husband from 1906 to 1908 despite her pleas, contributing to his death from alcoholism on August 19 1908. The suit names A M Friend and Son as related parties.
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Ailtown
Daimnee
McDride & Will Drug Company
Marshalltown
Inola Bennett Pifend
Tarry Friend
A. M. Friend & Son
Friend
Marrs
Minister Reports Theft of His Team at Parsonage Barn
The Rev. McCurdy found his team missing from the parsonage barn in Suneona during a daring robbery. No positive identification of the thief is given, and the incident is treated as a puzzling theft with unknown motives.
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Suneona
McCurdy
Woman Fatally Struck by Train Near Plymouth
Hattie Bentley, 44, was hit by a Milwaukee freight train while crossing a railroad track near Plymouth Massachusetts and probably fatally injured. Authorities investigated the accident and prepared the report for the morning edition.
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Plymouth
Mas
Hattie Bentley
Osage Bay to Paris appointment for Panama Canal work
Kim Tupper of Osage has been appointed in the civil engineering department and will leave Oct. 17 to start work on the Panama Canal. Organize Wholesale Ice Bushces. Articles of incorporation were filed Saturday by the Clear Lake Ice Company with a capital stock of $10,000. The company consists of officers from the interurban and plans wholesale shipping this season.
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Osage Bay
Paris
Kim Tupper
Osage
Panama Canal
Clear Lake Ice Company
Interurban
Runaway Boys Caught in Hed Wing Incident
Two boys Clyde Hutcha pee age 14 and Fred Weigs age 10 of Hed Wing Minnesota were captured at Masonily and are detained for their uncle Weiss who will retrieve them.
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Clyde Hutchapee
Fred Weigs
Hed Wing, Minn
Masonily
Weiss
Allen's Font-Bare Foot Powder Free Sample Offered
Local notice announces Tom Onan sending a request to Allen and Olmsted of La Roy New York for a free sample of Allen's Font-Bare foot powder. It claims to cure tired sweating hot swollen feet and helps shoes fit. Available from druggists and shoe stores for 25e.
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Tom Onan
Allen
Allen &. Olmsted
la Roy
Aly
Froutle by the Waatatie Ends in Feisty Travel Row
A Chicago Tribune fragment shows Froutle by the Waatatie sparring with Wareham Long over irreconcilable opinions while a remark about open work shoes prompts Tofford Kentt to claim readiness to confront foes. The piece also notes a Beekman Novelty Co promotion for a Parisian skirt at Beekman Street in New York with 200,000 sold at Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tofford Kentt
Chicago Tribune
Coney Island
New York
Beekman Novelty Co
Beekman St
Mushrooms Mandated by Governor Stir Up Waiter
A London Tit-Bits humor piece recalls a waiter protesting absurd orders to eat mush rooms in front of customers to prove they are edible fungi. The waiter, saying “Too much,” voices frustration with the governor’s demand and the strange test.
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Hlasardona
London
A Blind Man's Revue and a Whispered Family Tale
A humorous monologue recounts a blind great uncle who claims a Frenchman buried 4000 in gold under a pear tree. The neighbor steals and replaces earth, the uncle buries a mortgage and cash, and the tale ends with the uncle advising to hide the first fortune where the second lies, revealing the last 1000 Louis vanished and restored. The piece blends humor with a cautionary folk anecdote.
Uncle Georges War Tales From A Cuban Skirmish
The speaker recalls fighting in Cuba during the Spanish American War and describes the mosquitoes near Tayloride as ferocious. He brushes aside emphasis on battles, offering a lighter account before addressing the real war and bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgeu
Tyloridé
Cuba
Chicago Tribune
Issue Sparks Bank Action for Mrs Lapsling
Mrs Lapsling laments a faulty post order slip that arrived with her check. She sighs she must take the document to the bank to repudiate it in hopes of recovering funds. The fragment hints at a banking mishap affecting her payment.
Was it a good game of ball Splendid
Rooters Viewpoint notes a one sided contest where the visiting team collapsed in the first inning and the home team won 27 to 0. The account emphasizes the decisive early surge and dominant pitching and hitting by the locals.
Not a Miracle Just Plain Cause and Effect
A reader letter extols coffee avoidance and Postum as curing spells of unconsciousness. The writer claims quitting coffee eight months ago stopped seizures for four months, noting better health and near eighty years old, with bold praise for Postum from Battle Creek, Michigan. The piece imitates a testimonial style and invites readers to judge its truth.
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Postum
Battle Creek
Mich
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