Waterloo Petition For Sale Of Intoxicants Declared Invalid
Supreme Court ends saloon drive by reversing lower court and ruling consent petition in Waterloo failed to meet legal signatures. Invalidated precinct lists and questions about voter lists blocked validity. Saloons must remain closed until a new petition with proper signatures is filed and certified.
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Venterbury
Epee Court of
Towa
Mack Hawk
Bell Jiquer
Walmloo
Board of Supervisors
District Court
S. Mc Weaver
Distriet Court
Waterloo
OWA TARRING CASE SPARKS LAWSUITS IN MARCON CITY
A chaotic 1911 report outlines Dr Freenman suing Walt er Knutson George Malley William Swenson and Ollie Hanson of Glenville for damages up to 20000 over alleged harmful treatment. The doctor claims injuries and a near permanent condition, while the wife has secured a divorce. Other items include Burlington editor dying, a woman found dead from gas, and a 13 year old Welker Cochran winning a Chicago Cup match.
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Marcon City
Chenville
Freenman
Mia
Freeman
Walter Knutson
George Malley
William Swenson
Oly Hanson
Glenville
Chicago
Welker Cochran
Mauou, Je
Loureauient
Kent
Wuch
Roosevelt's Rib Fracture and Poisoning Rumor Debunked
Reports from Chicago dated October detail that President Theodore Roosevelt’s wound from a bullet fractured a rib but showed no infection. Doctors and Mrs. Roosevelt discussed moving him home. officials ruled poisoning unlikely. Attending physicians and notable figures, including Justice White and Governor Onor of Michigan, weighed in on his condition.
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Chicago
Colonel Roosevelt
Mra Roosevelt
Doctor Murphy
Doctor Evan
Roosevelt
Milwhackee
Theodore, Jr
Mins
Ethel Roosevelt
Ore Hospital
McCormick
Creth Lyon
William Aovats
Choaige
Woods Pia Betin
Schank
Winansalium
Milwaukee
Amor
ABC
Job Hedges
New York
White
Thighes
Day
Supreme Court of the United States
Onborhn
Michigan
Americans Held for Ransom in Mexico City Kidnapping Case
Washington seeks swift release of two wealthy Americans held hostage in Mexico. The report details ransom demands of $65,000, the involvement of business figures from Michigan and Illinois, and diplomatic efforts by the U S embassy in Mexico City and officials in Washington to secure the captives release.
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Mexico
Cameron
Catte
Was Caketon
South Botugh
Othe Atoedans
Guillermo Zoeller
Mohsul
Juares
Stautgormery Schuyler
Meateo City
Helgadier
Steever al Foililtes
Turkey Declares War on Bulgaria and Servia
Constantinople reports hostilities opened Thursday as Turkish divisions advance on Bulgaria and Servia fronts. A powerful Turkish force sits near the Greek border while Servian and Bulgarian ministers receive passports. Montenegrin victory with Turkish raids captured prisoners and guns near Tana. Turkish troops reportedly entered Turkish territory near Tislovatz with Turkish forces routed. Swiss peace pact ends Italy Turkey war and sets terms for future peace steps.
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Constantinople
Bulgaria
Servia
Podgoritza
Montenegro
Merana
Vukotiteh
Martinov
Turkey
Italy
Fleet Review by Meyer and Taft in New York Harbor
Secretary of War Meyer inspects the navy’s fleet including the new super dreadnoughts Arkansas and Wyoming. President Taft sails aboard the Mayflower with officials observing the salute as the flotilla is reviewed off Manhattan on a Saturday.
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New York
George Vonta
Meyer
Dolphin
Connecticut
Osterhaus
Mr Meyer
Meeyer
Arkansas
Wyoming
Mr. Meyer
Taft
Twenty-Third Street
Hudson
Blaze Devours Kelvidere Livery. Blacksmith Perishes
A fire wrecked the Kelvidere Illinois livery and blacksmith shop injuring several workers. Robert Beeker died trying to rescue a thoroughbred named Edgewood Boy from a stall. Livery barns burned, horses escaped, one worker struck by a team, and two others injured. At Batting Nelson’s wedding in Indiana, news says he wed cartoonist Fay King on Pike’s Peak. Oscar M. Auerbach of Chicago, held on murder charges, was released on bail in Baldwin Michigan.
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Kelvidere
sBotoke
Robert Beeker
Maurice Powers
Edgewood
Fred K. Lane
Luctor Chamberlip
Ira McKarthy
Auerbach
Baldwin, Mich
Oscar M. Auerbach
Chicago
Henry W. Fisher
Boston Red Sox Are Champions After Tenning Victory
The Boston Red Sox beat the New York Giants 3 2 in ten innings to win the world baseball championship for the third straight year. John Murray delivered a pivotal double in the tenth and Gardner followed with a decisive hit as Clyde Engle and Fred Snodgrass misplayed a ball guarding the plate. Devore later scored for New York, but Boston claimed the title with a final rally at the plate.
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Boaton
Oct IR
Red Sox
New York Giants
John Murray
Merkle
Clyde Engle
Wood
Fred Snodgrase
Nationals
Gardner
Johnny
T. Devore
Yerkes
Sted Sox
New York
Devore
Doyle
Snodgrass
Murray
Rosten
Stahl
Elendricksen
Hedlent
Boston
New York Res
Houston
New York Nationals Triumph Over Boston in World Series
Boston spectators watched the New York Nationals thrash the Boston Americans 11 to 4 in game seven to clinch the series. Managers and pitchers drew criticism as New York secured three wins to Boston's three, with heavy scoring bursts and a large turnout noted across the events in October.
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Boston
New York Nationals
Boston Americans
New York
Stahl
Piitcher
Granta
Helen Gould Donates to Day and Night Camp Fight
Helen Gould gave 1000 dollars to the Day and Night Camp fighting tuberculosis. The donation was announced by Mrs Charles Cummings Collings, head of the movement, after Miss Gould learned of the work via President E Bush of the Missouri Pacific railroad. In Dizon 1, William McMahon, a brakeman on the Illinois Central railroad, was fatally injured at Amboy Wednesday when trapped under his train while repairing a broken brake rod.
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St Laware
Miga
Helen Gould
Charles Cummings
Ullins
Miss Gould
8. Bush
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Colling
Dizon
William McMahon
Kligois Central Railroad
Amboy
Waters-Pierce case hearing halted by Standard Oil agent
New York Oct 18 Howard Bayne an acting Standard Oil official halted the Waters Pierce Standard Oil litigation hearing Wednesday and questioned the acquisition of oil offices as it unfolded. The interruption raised questions about the merger and regulatory actions in the proceeding.
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New York
Waters-Pierce-Standard Oil
Howard Bayne
Oh Ieee
Diaz Nephew Leads Rebels to Vera Cruz Amid Rising Tensions
Felly Trias, nephew of former President Díaz, captures Vera Cruz and advances toward Córdoba and Orizaba. Díaz consolidates control toward Mexico City as Madero mobilizes 3,000 troops. authorities recall Aurellano Clánquet to repel the revolt while many federal troops surrender. Vera Cruz finances the government, while Cordoba and Orizaba suffer business paralysis.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Felly Trias
Rewrat
Cordoba
Orizahba
Madera
Miaz
Aurellano
Coahuila
Madero
Maz
Porfirio
Mexico
Orizaba
Supreme Court Receives World Series Bulletins At Lunch
In Boston the U S Supreme Court during a bath tub rust case午. The court heard government arguments to dissolve Bath Tub rust while the World Series game unfolded. Justice Day ordered Fenway Park bulletins to be brought to the beach during luncheon recess for 2 to 2:30 pm, with renewed attention on the contest after reconvening.
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Bath
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Boston
Justice Day
Fenway Park
Horton
Aid to Kimmel's Sister Noted in Court Testimony
In a court proceeding Andrew Hlunt of Weehita, Kansas, testified as confidante of George A Killmerret, a hack cashier who vanished. The sister and mother of Kimmel were said to be prepared to testify they believed Kimmel dead, despite a previous appearance by an ex-con who claimed to be the missing banker.
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Br Louis
Andrew
Hlunt O
Weehita
Wau
Fortier
George
Killmerret
Hack Cashier
di Deus
Tereft
Beladt
Ridin
Doustett
Rinemets Sr Ter
Collees
Kimmel
Kimmet
Boy 18 Holds At Bay In Wisconsin Siege
Calvin Drier eighteen years old defied a posse of deputy sheriffs and armed citizens near Alg Rend on Wolf river four miles north of Shawano Wisconsin. He fired at pursuers from a barricade and kept his position while his sixteen year old brother Arthur initially fought then surrendered.
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Green Bay
Wis
Calvin Drier
Alg Rend
Wolf River
Drier
Arthur
Shawano, Wis
Lake storm wrecks steamer B C Pope in lake voyage
Manitowoc Wisconsin October 16 a tidal wave is believed to have struck the steamer B C Pope of Buffalo causing heavy damage. Bow bulwarks broken steel frame bent shattered cabin glass and decks washed by heavy seas. Crew of twelve prepared to abandon ship as waves subsided leaving one dead and thirteen hurt.
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C. Pope
Manitowoc
Wis
Pope
Buffalo
Boy recalls childhood skin cure with Restnol product
Ernest Le Pique Jr describes severe facial sores at age about 11, intense itching and sleep disruption. A Physical Director recommended Restnol Soap and Ointment, claiming a cure within two weeks without scars. The ad promotes Restnol remedies for itching eczema and related conditions by mail order.
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Louisa
Ernest le Pique, Jr
Dickson
Moral for the Money Mad Money-Mad Professor Weighs Values
Prof Warren M Heidler of Hethel Pa ridicules the goal of becoming a millionaire as the nation focuses on wealth. He argues most boys fail to earn real living values and shares a humorous anecdote about a washerwoman and a moon voyage. A Cleveland teacher notes a student’s misreading of while versus time prompting a class moment.
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Warren M. Heidler
Hethel
Professor Heidler
A Woman's Way in a Roasting Row
A newspaper piece titled A Woman's Way tackles a heated exchange about a woman who reads sensational items about the idle rich. The discourse suggests the piece was very raw and warranted a roasting for its portrayal and remarks.
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