Chinese Empire Faces Unprecedented Crisis
Advices from Chong Sai Yat Po report revolutionists in China declaring a republic and electing Li Yuan Hung as president. In Peking the crisis deepens as factional rifts widen, with garrisons and key posts showing revolutionary sentiment and reports of territorial advances from Hankow to Yochow. American officials observe orderly conduct as Hankow endures fires and a Manchu massacre.
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Chong Sai Yat Po
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Tientsin
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Rodger S. Green
Yang Tse Kiang
Wuchang
Helena
Associated Press
Aviator’s Start Delayed by Weather Over Lake Calhoun
Minneapolis witnesses Hugh Robinson, famed trans-Mississippi aviator, delay his hydro-aeroplane launch after three circuits of Lake Calhoun due to poor conditions. Forty thousand spectators watched the false start as the craft skimmed the water and lifted briefly before postponing takeoff.
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Leader of Carmen Will Speak Here at Spiritual Temple
Labor headquarters report says alleged blacklisting of strikers should apply to the new Seraphic Heights hospital not to the St. Joseph's church school contractor. Mr. Pullen notes labor men oppose burdening an unnamed contractor. Tomorrow at 2 PM a mass meeting at Tabor temple will feature Mr. Paquin of Chicago, first vice president of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen.
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Lorimer Vote Suspicions Rise in Senate Roll Call
State Senator J A Womack testified before the Lorimer committee that aligning with Browne would have offered immunity and described sudden party defections from Stinger to Lorimer. He noted D W Holstlaw and Albert Isley voting for Lorimer despite close ties and no warning, sparking his suspicions.
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McNamara Jury Questioned Over For Cause Challenge
After hours of questioning the defense in the McNamara trial challenged for cause T Nelson the first venireman questioned. Nelson showed hesitation and admitted he might have an opinion on guilt which he would base on evidence, raising concerns about his ability to preside fairly.
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Cal
James B. McNamara
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Veniceman
Los Angeles Times
Davis
Bordwell
Horton
Mrs. Winker Trial Set In District Court Next Week
The district court will begin criminal trials next Monday with state v Mildred Winner on an indictment for cashing a worthless check. The defense contends illness and mental impairment, noting her confinement in jail and emaciated condition as factors in her case. Bremer county settlement and attorney J C Murtagh represent the prisoner.
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Dindeen
Three Generations in Triple Celebration at Waverly
In Waverly Iowa on October 14 three generations celebrate golden and silver weddings and a pending marriage. Rev. and Mrs Johannes List share a golden wedding with Rev and Mrs F Duersehner and their granddaughter who will wed Rev Walter Fleischmann. List’s long ministry and Wartburg ties anchor the event with family and church figures from Wisconsin Illinois Iowa and Minnesota.
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Ionia
Walter Fleischmann
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
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Ilinois
Iowa
Bayern
Germany
America
Tush Creek
Des Moines
Lutheran Church
Wilhelmine Hahmererat
Madison
Rosenbel
Wis
Newk
Wartburg Publishing Co
List
Wittenberg
Afr
Duersehner
Jaitheran
Poutble
Fleischmann
Lutheran Cheological Seminary
Dubuque
Taft Defends Treaties with Nicaragua and Honduras
President Taft spoke at the California state capitol defending the proposed treaties with Nicaragua and Honduras. He argued they would place a financial agent in the United States to settle debts and foster peace and prosperity for two Latin American republics. He cited Santo Domingo as a successful example and rejected entangling alliances and Monroe doctrine objections.
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Taft
California
State Capitol
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Honduras
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Hyde Springs at Attorney For the Prosecution
Kansas City Mo Oct 12 United States Senator James B Reed argued for the state in the Dr B C Hyde murder hearing of Col Thomas H Swoye when the physician uttered a threat and sprang toward the senator as Mrs Hyde tried to restrain him.
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James B. Reed
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Thomas H. Swoye
Corrupt Offer Alleged in Wyde Trial Hearing
An affidavit by Dr. B. Clarke Hyde claims Deputy County Marshal Harry C. Hoffman offered to hang the jury for 1500 dollars or secure acquittal for 3000 dollars in the first Blyde trial, introduced during Wyde's elisors hearing yesterday.
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Wyde
Elisors
Cardock Clash in First Game Between Cubs and White Sox
Chicago October 13 The city championship opener between the Cubs and White Sox features the lineup used late in the season. McConnell Yard McIntyre Borie Callahan Tannehill Collins Sullivan for the White Sox Evers Sheckard Tinker Schulte Doyle Saier Hofman Archer Browne or Richie for the Cubs. A best of seven series will alternate parks as games proceed.
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Walsh
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Schulte
Doyle
Saier
Hofman
Archer
Browne
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Suffrage Side Has Last Laugh in San Francisco Election
Supporters of women's suffrage awakened to early victory signs as returns suggested a final triumph. Suffragist leaders, undeterred by a prior apparent defeat, announced plans to push the issue again and awaited late district returns that offered renewed hope for a successful conclusion in the current election.
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San Francisco
Italians Plan Additional Expedition To Tripoli
Rome reports the government deems the 40 000 man expedition sufficient for Tripoli occupation but war ministry prepares a second force of six regiments totaling 15 000 men to reach Tripoli within 45 hours if needed. Four aeroplanes arrive to be tested in combat with pilot Tialjang dropping bombs on the enemy encampment.
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Tial- Jang
Two Killed Many Hurt in Chicago Fog
Chicago reports heavy fog for eight hours causing multiple crashes. Two trains on the Aurora Elgin and Chicago line collided in Austin injuring 16. A Baltimore and Ohio freight struck a fresh train at Southwestern avenue and West 75th street killing engineer Michael King 45 and brakeman E K Smith.
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Elgin
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Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern Avenue
West Seventy-fifth Street
Michael King
Faw
E. K K. Smith
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Temperaturf Weather Notice From October Thirteenth
Weather page fragment lists temperatures for night with markings from Buchanan Optical Co and Syndicate block. Mentions smoke and a standard 5c cigar. Contains unreadable OCR portions and stray letters.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate Block
Dupes
Cedar Falls Dairy Day Draws Big Crowds and Music
Cedar Falls celebrated Dairy Day with a large turnout from nearby towns. The event featured the Lawn City Band, a demonstrative dairy show, and performances by Waterloo and Waverly bands. Thousands arrived by steam train as judges completed cattle demonstrations and locals sang Everybody Milks in Town.
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Waterloo
Mny
E. T. Sadler
Iowa
Bathtub Trust Loser In Case In Circuit Court
In Baltimore the United States circuit court ruled against the so called bathtub trust in an Ita dissolution suit against Standard Sanitary Manufacturing and others. Judge Rose delivered the decision with Judge Pritchard concurring and Judge Goff dissenting. The ruling, described as sweeping, supports the government on all points and may go to the Supreme Court on appeal. The case arises under the Sherman act and ties to related Detroit criminal actions against the same defendants.
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Baltimore
United States
John C. Rose
Ita
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Bathtub Trust
Pritchard
Rose
Goff
Edwin P. Grosvenor
John Philips HU
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Detroit
Jewelers Black & Garrabrant Improve Window Displays
Pedestrians on Fourth Street West notice improvements at Black & Garrabrant jewelers. Polished mahogany backs the display cages and large plate glass windows allow better viewing of jewelry, silver, cut glass and brass goods showcased in the storefront.
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Black & Garrabrant
Big Day for Holstein Show in Waterloo
Tomorrow in Waterloo crowds seek to surpass Cedar Falls attendance records at the Holstein show. Free admission for under eights, 15 cents for ages eight to twelve, and a grand parade of cattle valued over a million dollars if weather permits. Cow demonstrations by Prof Van Pelt draw large crowds and job opportunities for calf readers will be available.
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Tomaorrow
Cedar Falls
Prof van Pelt
H. E. Riester
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