Militia reform debated amid labor union tensions
Washington, Nov 14 The hostile labor union stance toward organized militia worries army and national guard officers. Col Weaver urges a state constabulary model to supplement local police, aiming to shift unions’ view of militia from state police to national defense. The national guard grew slightly, while Hawaii has the highest militia density and Nevada none. A national reserve of about 160000 is advocated to tie citizen soldiers to federal control. Other items note a Clinton man found dead, the National Municipal League meeting in Buffalo, New York poultry prices, and Elgin butter steady.
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Washington
Army and National Guard
Weaver
Division of Militia
Pennsylvania
Ana
National Guard
Hawaii
Nevada
Regular Army
Waterloo tabernacle crowds hear Billy Sunday sermons
Fully 21 000 attended the Waterloo tabernacle last night to hear Rev. Wm A Bunday. Estimates put morning attendance at 6 800, noon 7 000, and evening 7 500 with thousands turned away. Sunday denounces vanity and urges a back to God revival, praising plain gospel preaching and moral law. He attacks hobble skirts and supports clean sports but condemns Sunday baseball. The event, held near Seventh and Commercial, drew a diverse crowd and spurred plans to clear tabernacle debt and fund charities.
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Tabernacle
Wm. A. Bunday
Waterloo
Lfe
Billy
Christ
Billy Sunday
Iself
Sunday
Scott Prowell
Rodehaver
Associated Charities
Perians
Hospital
America
McKinley
Washington
Sentences on home life and virtue from an anti divorce speaker
A fragmented speech attacks home life as the source of vice and prostitution, condemning the idea that children should be seen and not heard. It mocks moral precepts, targets drinkers, tobacco users, and political ambition, and claims Roman Catholic views on divorce while praising Moses law.
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Moses
Deposed boy leader burned in bonfire dispute
New York November 14 Saturated with coal oil and thrown into a bonfire was the fate of Fiere Banardo a 12 year old boy who disputed with Philip Seckler for leadership of a crowd of boys Banardo will probably die from the burns Seckler was arrested.
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New York
Fiere Banardo
Philip Secklers
Banardo
Seckler
Catholic convention opens with executive session in New Orleans
The American Federation of Catholic societies began a strong day at its New Orleans convention with an executive meeting and preparatory sessions aimed at coordinating national activities and policy among member groups.
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New Orleans
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Feely Likely to Seek U S Senate Seat
Hon Guy A Feely speaker of Iowa House announces probable candidacy for United States Senate to fill the unexpired Dolliver term. Supported by Waterloo friends and many state politicians, Feely notes his two term Black Hawk county legislature service and broad backing as he contemplates the Thirty fourth general assembly election.
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Guy
Guy A. Feely
House of Representatives
A. Feely
Feely
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Fils
Thirty-fourth General Assembly
United States
Fatally Stabbed Livery Driver After Park Fight
Vincent Ruh of Dubuque was fatally stabbed at Kimball Park on the Illinois Wisconsin side after a brawl with a party of men who had been drinking with three women he drove to the park. Ruh, 22, married, died from a knife wound piercing his right lung. Frank Delancey Henry Scott and Lawrence Barry of Chicago are jailed on suspicion.
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Dubuque
Evening Press
Vincent Ruh
Kimball Park
Wis
Ruh
Frank Delancey
Henry Scott
Lawrence Barry
Chicago
Escape Unharmed From Morning Fire in Town City
Fire of unknown origin drove the Wyjack family from their beds in freezing air yesterday morning. They escaped the upper story unharmed but the heated portion of the home lost all household goods.
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Town City
Evening Press
Anton Wyjack
Saloon Gets An Adverse Decree In Milthiger Suit
Marshalstown Iowa November 14 Judge J M Parker issued a decree in the case Milthiger vs Gundt Bowman and McNamara to bar the Hiegas from selling liquor. The decision, not yet public, is believed to favor the plaintiff and may close one of the city’s oldest saloons and affect other cases. El Verso Hayans de Cigar
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Marshalstown
Evening Press
J. M. Parker
Co. CO. Milthiger
Jonn Gundt
Mary Bowman
Leo McNamara
Typhoid Fever Devastates Logan Family
Elis Simmons of Logan Illinois dies from typhoid fever as does his wife three weeks earlier. One child recovers and another is critically ill. Two assistants are ill and two young children aged two and four are left orphaned. Disease blamed on impure well water.
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Logan
Evening Press
Elis Simmons
Apportion Land Among Indians in Severalty Talk
Senator Cummins and Congressman Good to Confer With Muskwaki Indians on allotment of reservation lands. Conference to discuss pending bills in Congress for apportioning land among individual Indians.
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Toledo
Evening
Severalty
Cummins
Good
Congress
Corner Stone Laid for Mt St Marys Catholic Academy
Father Morduc Rays Corner Stone of a 250000 dollar Catholic academy was laid by the Order of St Francis sisterhood amid a large gathering in Clinton Ta Nev. The Right Rev PL Mordue of Rock Island NL praised the religious community and the project raised about 250060 dollars.
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Clinton
Nev
Evening Press
Order of St. Francis
PL. Mordue
J. D
Rock Island
Mt. St.late Academy
New Claim Agent Gets Appointment
Iowa Falls announces George S. Baker formerly of the city has been named assistant general claim agent for the Milwaukee road. Baker previously practiced law here. Lutherans resign Cedar Rapids pastor Scott W. Smith leaves Emmanuel church to become Synodical superintendent of Iowa. Montevideo Armenia reports rebellion ends with conditional rebel surrender.
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Iowa Falls
Evening Press
George S. Baker
Milwaukee Road
Baker
Lutheran Ptor
Cedar Rapids
Scott W. Smith
Lutheran Emmanuel Church
Synodicat
Iowa
DIES WHEN RUN DOWN BY TRAIN IN OSKALOOSA IA
John Richards aged 77 died after being struck by a Rock Island passenger train in Oskaloosa Iowa on Saturday afternoon. The Evening Press reports the accident occurred in the city, with authorities continuing inquiries into the fatal incident.
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Oskaloosa
Evening Press
John Richards
Rock Island
Street car crash in Kalamazoo claims six lives
Kalamazoo Mich Nov 14 six persons are dead and twenty six injured in a street car wreck Saturday night all victims were aboard the car The dead include Abbott Ward 25 Eraig Miss Elvira 20 Lang J F 35 Mose Theodore 26 Norman George M L 49 and Schaffer William F 45 Several others are fatally injured or seriously hurt with many listed as Kalamazoo residents.
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Mich
Abbott
Ward
Eraig
Miss Elvira
Lang
J. F
Mose
Theodore
South
Haven
Norman
George ML
Schaffer
William F
Young and Cummins to be allies in Senate
Des Moines Indi November 14 Senator Young announced he and Senator Cummins once opposed would become friends in the Senate. He pledged constructive policy and said he would support every good measure regardless of source.
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Des Moines
Young
Cummins
Senate
Subtreasurer takes charge of government funds in Chicago
Len Small from Kankakee Gil took oath as subtreasurer in Chicago and assumed control of government money totaling 159 tons, with 150 tons of gold dollars moving under his authority alongside other specified funds and accounts.
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Chicago
Len Small
Kankakee
Gil
Clic
Wold
Rioters shot by troops in Leon crackdown
In Leon, Nicaragua, troops suppressed a prohibited political demonstration after clashes with Liberals. Police failed to disperse the crowd, and troops charged the protesters, leaving many killed or wounded. The incident followed a government ban on political gatherings.
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San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
Leon
Three Suspected Dynamiters Escape Again
A Panama letter reports three men left a vessel and bought passage for Vern before officers learned the Times dynamiters were suspected aboard. Officials at Mexican ports did not search the boat and those aboard were unaware until reaching Panama.
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Los Angeles
Panama
Acapulco
Liélter
Panavia Port
Wardens Order in Fish Ways for Dams in Town Falls
Deputy Game Warden H H Marlin served notice to Alden and Town Falls dam owners to install fishways within sixty days. Dams include Alden flour mill and Harp Roberts flour mill in Town Falls and Ellsworth Stane Company. About six to seven thousand bass to arrive Wednesday for stocking the upper river.
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Town Falls
Evening Press
H. H. Marlin
Alden
Harp & Roberts
Ellsworth
Deserte d man found dead after car wreck near Jackson
Jackson Mich Nov 14 John Haupt 27 was found with a broken neck under an overturned auto in a ditch between Michigan Center and Jackson. Authorities seek a man and two women said to have been with Haupt in the car.
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Jackson
Mich
John Haupt
Michigan Center
Haupt
Packers Favored in Court Decision
Trenton New Jersey November 14 The state court of errors and appeals this afternoon reversed the decision of the supreme court directing the big packing concerns to produce their books before the Hudson county grand jury.
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Trenton
N. J
State Court of Errors and Appeals
Supreme Court
Hudson County Grand Jury
Aldrich to Push Central Bank Measure in Session
In York on November 14 financial circles expect Senator Asfrich to push a financial measure through the short session with the central bank plan featuring prominently.
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Aldrich
York
Asfrich
Advanced railroad rate suspension announced by ICC
Washington Nov. 14 An order suspending until March 31 next the operation of the proposed advance on rates of the Tuinels Central along with six other lines between the Mississippi and Missouri rivers was announced by the interstate commerce commission today.
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Washington, D. C
Tuinels Central
Mississippi
Milssouri Rivers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Black Hawk Pioneer Dead in Cedar Falls County
Thomas Dolan, nine, a long-time county resident, died at his Hudson area home last night. Funeral set for tomorrow morning at St. Patrick's church in Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls
Thomas Dolan
Hudson
St. Patrick’s Church
Total collections for Rapids event unclear
The fragment mentions total collections 546.66 and a note about first four at Rapid Rapids with unclear context and names.
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Dar Rapids
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