Three Americans among high church men elevated in Rome
Rome reports a grand papal ceremony as Three Americans join the Sacred College during a solemn conclave at St. Peter's. The event drew thousands from around the world including monks, students, and nobles. The pope officiated, presiding over oaths and the bestowal of red hats.
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Sacred College
Rome
St. Peter’s Square
Sietine
Sacred College of Cardinals
Sistine Chapel
Theater Panic Averts Stampede in Richmond Play
In Richmond a false fire alarm during The Real Thing caused a gallery rush after a distant gong. Miss Henrietta Crossman's calm and quick acting kept the audience from panic as theater staff and musicians redirected the crowd. The alarm stemmed from a small hotel blaze nearby.
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Richmond
Henrietta Crossman
Academy of Music
Weather Outlook for Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin
Indiana and Illinois expect fair skies and warmer temperatures today with moderate westerly winds. Wisconsin anticipates fair and slightly warm conditions with westerly winds.
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Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Pope Pius X Elevates Churchmen to Cardinalate
Venerable Pontiff Pius X elevates several high ranking churchmen to the College of Cardinals. The announce follows ceremonies at the Vatican with the pope presiding and names including archbishops and bishops from major sees across Europe.
Thanksgiving Mass at St Patrick's Hailed by Taft Court
President Taft and high officials attended the third pan American Thanksgiving service at St Patrick's Church where Cardinal Gibbons sat on a scarlet throne. Bishop Donahue preached on peace and arbitration treaties as Taft returned to the White House for a family dinner featuring a forty pound turkey from Horace Vose’s Rhode Island farm.
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Washington
Picevkert Taft
American Republic
St. Patrick's Church
Cardinal Gibbons
Patrick J. Donahue
D. D
West Virginia
Senate
Taft
White House
Justice Lurton
Supreme Court
Horace Vose
Rhode Island
Married Bachelor thrills Ottumwa crowds at Grand
The Married Bachelor company performed at the Grand opera house in Ottumwa yesterday for two engagements and drew a big audience. Management guarantees the show will please patrons, with Mr Brinton’s money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Graham
Grand Opera House
Ottumwa
Journal Today
Brinton
Opera House
Ready for Ames extension short course next week
Van M Storm the advancement agent from the state agricultural college at Ames says arrangements for the short course are in final shape and will begin Monday morning continuing through the week. Committees report excellent progress and corn judging class material is being prepared with five hundred ears tested today.
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van M. Storm
Ames
State Agricultural College
Storm
Commercial Club
Lieutenant Jumps From Train in Dream Near Clarendon
Lieutenant T. P. Bernard of Fort Slo cum New York leapt from a Pullman window on a Northern Pacific train near Clarendon Idaho while dreaming of a ship collision. He escaped serious injury.
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San Francisco
T. P. Bernard
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Northern Pacific
Clarendon
Ida
Troops Embark for China from Manila
Military authorities halt recruitment of the Fifteenth regiment intended for China service. The unit has 800 men, with 600 already transferred from another post. An auxiliary force of 400 Philippine scouts and 100 marines is set to sail for China aboard the collier Abaranda.
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Manila
China
Fall of Grand Stand Injures Dozens at Jackson Game
A grand stand collapsed in Jackson Mississippi before a University of Mississippi football game injuring at least six people, with several fatalities feared. Officials J N Power and Lieutenant Governor Manship were among the injured, and Mollie Burch suffered severe bruising and possible internal injuries as spectators fell from the structure. An initial inquiry found no apparent cause for the collapse.
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Jackson
Miss
University of Mississippi Agricultural College
J. N. Power
Mansip
Mollie Burch
Mississippi College
Crisis Over Persia Dominates Foreign News
London reports the Persia crisis as dominant, threatening the 1907 Anglo Russian accord and Persia's independence, with fear Britain aids Russia in harming Persia. San Diego notes brush fires in the forest reserve covering over 500 square miles.
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London
Persia
Russia
Great Britain
England
San Diego
Cal
Forest Reserve
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Advertised at Lemmon's Pharmacy
An old notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe option for all ages, claiming it cures colds quickly and prevents pneumonia. The product is promoted as non narcotic and suitable for babies, with Lemmon's Pharmacy listed as the seller.
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B. W. L. Hall
Waverly
Chamberlain
Lemmon
Chamberlain's
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Coming of Middle Age Kidney Pills Advertises Regulating Medicine
An old advertisement claims middle age brings urinary troubles and promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a regulating and strengthening remedy. The copy urges trial and indicates sale by all druggists.
Alarm At Night Described Croup Remedy Endorsed
A hoarse metallic cough signals croup and Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is praised as essential. H. W. Casselman of Canton New York reports it saves his children from croup and hoarseness. For sale by all druggists.
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Foley
H. W. Casselman
Canton
N. Y
Rebuild the Wall Nehemiah Sunday Lesson Questions
Rev Dr Linscott presents bombardment of questions on Nehemiah 4 and 6 for the International Newspaper Bible Study Club. The study probes mockery perseverance prayer and the role of faith in rebuilding Jerusalem and facing enemies with divine aid.
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Dr. Linscott
International
Bible Study Club
Rev. T. 8
Linscott
D. D
Washington High Holds Burlington to 0 0 Tie in Muddy Clash
Washington High and Burlington played a tense 0 to 0 draw on a muddy field at Kalona, with Washington dominating play but penalties and tough Burlington defense preventing a score. Key performers included Barrows, Kurtz, Dokies, Russell, and Guthrie for Washington, and Gross, Schenefelt, Knauss, and Buckley for Burlington. The referee Elliott’s penalties blemished an otherwise strong game. Kalona hosts Washington in the season finale tomorrow.
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Washington High School
Iowa
Burlington
Elliott
Washington
Barrows
Burris
All Iowa
Gross
Schenefelt
Knauss
Guthrie
Kurtz
Graesser
Dokies
Minick
Palmgren
Russell
Clapper
Buckley
New
Scofield
Kalona
Washington and
For Sale Indian Runner Ducks by J H Baird
For sale fawn and white Indian Runner ducks heavy laying strain. Contact J H Baird by phone at 305 Green.
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J. H. Baird
Nation's Sailors Await Word of President Taft
Packy M Farrell nd fighter who outpointed Murphy in San Francisco is highlighted amid anticipation for a Taft address to the nation.
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Taft
Will Raise 2 000 000 Loan From Chinese in U S
The Six Companies, leading Chinese organization in the United States, pledges to raise a 2 million dollar loan for Canton’s revolutionary governor Wu Han Mun. Each Chinese in the U S or Canada will be assessed by ability to pay with a $5 minimum. funds to be refunded if the revolution succeeds in two years.
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San Francisco
Cal
Sb Companies
United States
Guardian of Celestials
America
China
Six Companies
Wu Han Mun
Canton
Canada
Armistice Talks Stall as Wu-Chang Holds
From Wu-Chang reports say no armistice yet though negotiations continue. Revolutionists control Wu-Chang while occasional shelling targets Han-Yang. A dispute exists as General Huang Hesin rejects General Feng's terms to open gates and hand over rebel ships to foreign naval commanders.
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Pekin
Wu-Chang
Wu- Chang
Han-Yang
Huang Hesin
Feng
Glenwood Teacher Found After Disappearance
A Glenwood Wisconsin school teacher Amand Olson was found in Chicago after vanishing between school and home. Friends think the absence was a temporary identity loss due to overwork. A separate Iowa City note reports a Black Hand letter No 10 left in a mailbox and five suspects under arrest in a farmer case involving John Adams.
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Glenwood
Lacrosse
Wis
Amand Olson
Wigs
Chicago
Geta
Iowa City
John Adams
Taft to Send Two Tariff Messages on Wool and Cotton
President Taft plans two tariff messages focusing on revisions to the wool and cotton schedules. The wool revision will reach Congress before Christmas adjournment, while the cotton schedule goes to the first session day in January. The tariff board will study metal and leather provisions, and a chemical schedule glossary is expected to be laid before Congress.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Tariff Board
New England
Underwood
Alabama
House
Wage and Means Committee
LaFollette
Clark
Uro
Brown Wins Savannah Grand Prize in World Record Road Race
Bruce Brown, the millionaire driver, captured the Savannah automobile course grand prize. He set a world road racing record with an average speed of 74.45 mph over 411 miles, his second victory in the event after last year. Eddie Hearne finished second in a Benz, Ralph De Palma third in a Mercedes. The race drew nonstop thrills.
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Savannah
Dee
Bruce Brown
Eddie Hearne
New York
Benz
Brown
Hearne
Ralph de Palma
Mercedes
Run to Meet Kin Ends in Tragic Boiling Water Death
Two year old Charlie Zunkle of Bedford Indiana died after falling into a kettle of boiling water while running to greet his grandmother on December 1. Authorities described the accident as fatal and caused by a scalding burn.
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Bedford
Ind
Charlie Zunkle
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