Death of Vice President Sherman Prompts Utica Funeral Plans
Vice President Sherman dies at his Utica home as citizens and officials mourn. A private family service precedes a public ceremony at First Presbyterian Church with Hamilton College's Dr M W Stryker and Rev Holden coofficiating. The body lies in state at Oneida County Courthouse from afternoon until night. Interment in Forest Hill. pallbearers are close friends. Congress and courts observe mourning. flag at half mast worldwide. naval guns salute. Senators and House members prepare to attend in Utica.
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Notable Names Listed in East Conference Roster
A list featuring MRS M C GOODLET of Mirke SD and representatives including John A Moon of Tennessee RL Henry and Serena B Payne of New York Joseph Howell of Utah Frank Plumley of Vermont W B Humphrey of Washington James A Hughes of West Virginia Henry A Cooper of Wisconsin Frank W Mondell of Wyoming Gilbert N Haugen of Iowa Carl Hayden of Arizona James Needham of California.
Roosevelt says he feels bully after Garden speech
Colonel Roosevelt, in Oyster Bay, said he felt bully after returning to campaign duties in New York. He met with George W. Perkins and Senator Dixon to hear they believed the Garden speech a tremendous hit and discussed honest election work by Burns and Jerome.
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Millions for Campaign Boosts in National Committees
Washington reports show Republican national committee contributions reaching 744,688 dollars while Democratic totals stand at 815,052 dollars in the latest filings. The Democratic committee has also borrowed 40,000 dollars.
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Chicago Packers Hit Four Officers With Indictments
Federal grand jury returns indictments against Edward F. Swift Edward A. Tilden George H. Swift Horatio W. Heath and the Consolidated Rendering Company of Eastern City. Charged with combining to monopolize rendering trade by excessive pricing and unlawful conduct to crush smaller rivals. Special US Attorney Gregg prosecuted.
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Edward R Thomas Said to Marry Elizabeth Finley
New York gossip says Mrs Elizabeth R Finley is the bride of Edward R Thomas or will wed within days.
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Pursue Three as Robbers Tightens Davenport Chase
Davenport police pursued three men spotted west of the city who matched descriptions of robbers blamed for an express car robbery last Monday near Muskogee Oklahoma. The Missouri Kansas and Texas line was the victim with several thousand dollars taken.
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Patient Dies in Hospital Fire at Martinsville Sanitarium
One person killed and several narrowly escaped when the Martinsville sanitarium at Fourth and York streets burned. Dr. J. W. Foltz of South Park, Kentucky, ill in a ward on an upper floor, was burned to death.
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Thirty Volcanoes Erupt on Ninafoon Island
Thirty volcanoes are erupting on Ninafoon Island in the Tongan group. A central lake has dropped two feet, and numerous notable changes to the island's physical features are reported.
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Senator Cullom’s Granddaughter to Washington Wedding
The granddaughter of Senator Cullom, Miss Eleanor Ridgeley, will wed Dr. Harry Parker of Washington in early November in Washington.
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Greek Sentenced to Fight Turks Under Court Order
In Cincinnati Judge Woodmansee sentenced Nicholas Zurlos a Greek convict to return to Greece to join the forces fighting the Turks. He had been convicted of stealing a diamond ring valued at 150 dollars. The ruling stands unless diplomatic issues arise.
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Woman dies in California car crash kills Mrs. Daugherty
In Los Angeles a collision killed Mrs. John H. Daugherty and seriously injured her husband Dr. Daugherty. They moved to California from Indianapolis years ago. Their son Prof. Daugherty teaches at Cornell University.
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Progressive choice for Sherman successor discussed now
National Republican leaders debate post election pick for vice president with progressive leanings possible. Names include Hadley, Borah, Cummins, Root, Wanamaker, Burton, Fairbanks, Goldsborough. Committee to meet November 12 in Chicago to decide after election.
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Taft Returns to Washington After New York Trip
President Taft arrived in Washington from New York and was driven to the White House after a waiting automobile parade. Later he attended an afternoon luncheon with mayors.
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Two New Immortals Chosen for French Academy
Paris November 1 two new immortals elected to the French academy Gen Louis Lyautey the Moroccan governor was chosen to fill the place of Henri Houssaye and Emile Boutroux to replace the late Hippolyte Taine etki La
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Loss of Life in Fighting of Past Days Tremendous
Dispatches say Bulgarian forces pressed on Constantinople front after defeating Turkish troops at Burgas. Bulgarians driven Turkish line back to Adrianople with heavy casualties. Constantinople threatened as Greek and Serbian advances loom. France to reinforce Syrian coast with a second squadron to curb Balkan massacres.
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Rosin Suit Yields $13,081 Damages Against Naval Stores
In Bluefield West Virginia on November 1 the United States court awarded damages of 13081.19 to the government against Naval Stores Company of Mobile Alabama. The case accused the firm of obtaining rosin and turpentine from government lands in Mississippi without complying with homestead laws.
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