Emeline Barrick Dies After Illness Upon Return Home
Emeline Barrick, granddaughter of Janesville founder, died at Presbyterian Hospital Waterloo after a rapid decline from Brights disease and diabetes. She had returned from Idaho to Janesville, was taken ill in Waterloo, and lapsed into coma, dying at 11 20 last night. Surviving relatives include brother E C Barrick and sister Georgia Barrick of Janesville, plus cousins in Waterloo.
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B. 5. Wright
Emmet
Ida
Emeline Barrick
Waterloo
Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Barrick
W. Eddy
Sycamore Street
Winds Central
E. C. Barrick
O'Keefe & Towne
Town
Jane Barrick
Isaac Barrick
Baptist
Osage
Finchford
Path
Christian Church
Idaho
Bright
BE. C. Barrick
Georgia Barrick
WW. Eday
M. W. Cadwallader
J. E. Johnson
C. Cadwallader
Cabinet members tour Ohio campaign in final week
Washington Oct 26 President Taft will send two cabinet members to Ohio for the last week of the campaign for the Republican ticket. Secretary Knox will speak in Cincinnati November 1 and Columbus November 2. Secretary MacVeagh plans several talks though dates and places are not fixed.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Knox
Cincinnati
Columbus
MacVeagh
Rescue of Centenarian In Fire At Daughters of Jacob
In New York a fire in the Daughters of Jacob home and annex rescued several residents aged over 100. Among those saved were Esther Davis about 116, B Marcus about 106, and Mendel Diamond noted as 18. Many others were overcome by smoke.
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New York
Rowan
Daughters of Jacob
Esther Davis
B. Marcus
Mendel Diamond
Sherman snubs Taft in Washington Capitol visit
Washington DBD. C Ort 26. Political gossip swirls over Vice President Sherman who spent hours in the capitol and left without meeting President Taft. Commentators speculate if Taft’s letter repudiating Sherman’s New York convention actions influenced the apparent snub.
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Washington, Dbd. C
Sherman
Washington
Sunny Jim
Capitol
Taft
New York
Reaching for 50 000 mark twins born to Barta family
Twins a boy and a girl were born this morning to Mr and Mrs Vincent Barta of 714 Commercial Street. Children and mother are doing well.
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Vincent Barta
Commercial Street
Ren
Mother
Murder of Woman in Cumminsville Stirs City Probe
Cincinnati police pursue three suspects in the killing of Mrs. Mary Hackney whose mutilated body was found at her Cumminsville home. Suspects Harley Hackney Charles Eckert and Herman Schwering deny involvement as police note this is the fifth similar murder in six years in the area.
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Cincinnati
Mary Hackney
Cumminsville
Harley Hackney
Charles Eckert
Herman Schwering
Hackney
Eckert
Schwering
City council renews fifty saloon permits amid protest
Tinckford Oct 26 The council renews fifty saloon licenses Alderman Emmett Wilson refuses to sign the report saying he believes there is a hell. Also London note and death of professor David Pearce Penhallow aboard the Lake Manitoba from Montreal.
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Tinckford, Tll
Emmett Wilson
Profussor
London
David Pearce Penhallow
McGill University
Montreal
Lake Manitoba
Waterloo City Notes and Local Moves
City items report purchases and sales, visits and travel, and a fire incident. Louis Byers leaves Waterloo for Johnstown after six months with relatives. Dr J R Scott and F M Devendorf head to Montreal for a YMCA convention. A new cancelling machine arrives at the post office to speed mail, and a box car fire in Cedar Street is extinguished with no damage. Claude D Cass recovers from illness and travels home via Denver.
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Waterloo
Agen
Citizens Savings Bank
E. Johnson
Hummel
Louis Byers
Johnstown
Byers
G. B. Strayer
F. M. Merrick
Denver
Colo
Clyde Seymour
Emmetsburg
McNamara
Sumner Street
Ellen Ferris
Peabody
Kan
Edgar M. Ferris
Rock Island
Cedar Street
Memorial design for Gov Johnson rejected in St Paul
St Paul memorial commission rejects Andrew O Connor's model for the late Gov John A Johnson memorial as not suitable. The committee thanks him for the offering but will not approve the design.
Newport Merchants Seek Road to Collect Bills from Millionaire Guests
Newport merchants facing widespread unpaid bills from wealthy cottage owners plan to organize a squad to guard outgoing railroad trains and may seek bankruptcy court. Several shops have closed or teeter on ruin as summer residents depart without settling meat grocery and wine debts. A long owed bill of about 300 dollars persists for a Bellevue cottage renter and interest accrues at six percent yearly.
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Newport
AK T
United States
Bellevue
Fruitful Session of Police Court Disposes Eight Cases
Eight prisoners appeared before Judge this morning. Fines totaled 97.85 or 12 days on the streets. Arm strong received 25 fine or 6 days. Nat Massed forfeited a 10 bond for drunkenness. William Grace of Farley was given 30 minutes to leave the city to escape punishment. B L Hawkins fined 33 or 10 days. mistaken labor led to a rough restart of his punishment. Charles Zelter from Montpelier, Ohio, discharged without fine for drunkenness. Nick Thomas of Dubuque likewise discharged. Charles Hayden of Dubuque fined 20 or 4.5 days for drunkenness. J Fitzgerald of Cincinnati fined 7.86 for drunkenness.
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J. Armstrong
Nat Massed
William Grace
Farley
B. L. Hawkins
Hawkins
Charles Zelter
Montpelier
Nick Thomas
Dubuque
Charles Hayden
J. Fitzgerald
Cincinnati
W Marsh Wins Big at National Dairy Show in Chicago
Reports from Chicago dairy events say W Marsh and his Guernsey cattle dominated. At a banquet in the Auditorium he received the silver trophy from the American Guernsey Club for the best Iowa state test record. Dairy Maid of Pinehurst won the trophy for Mr Marsh and his bull was named champion Guernsey.
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Chicago
W. W. Marsh
Marsh
American Guernsey Club
Isle of Guernsey
Dairy Maid of
Hill Salary Dispute Over Accrued Senate Pay
In Washington on October 26 a treasury balance shows about 4000 dollars credited to David Bennett Hill for salary while he was senator elect from New York but serving as New York governor. The question is whether his estate can claim the funds without government audits or legal action.
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Washington, Dp. C
Treasury
United States
David Bennett Will
Mill
Hill
New York
Tangled Senate Accounts Attributed To A Strange Bookkeeping
The passage argues that the government accounts of Senator Hill face a public money issue due to Senate bookkeeping peculiarities. It notes that those authorized to administer his estate would not seek repayment, and suggests the situation would not have arisen if not for Senator Hill's unusual approach to finances and the Senate's records.
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Senator Hill
Senate
Aviator Blanchard Dies After Fall in Paris
Paris reports M. Blanchard, an aviator, fell from about a hundred feet during a descent after a successful flight from Bourges. The accident occurred today and he was killed.
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Paris
Blanchard
Bourges
Masons Elect Officers In Supreme Council
The supreme council of third degree Masons elected M. W. Bayliss of Washington D. C. sovereign grand commander and Marcus W. Morton of Province R. L. secretary on October 26 in New York.
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Masons
New York
Supreme Council of
Third Degree Masons
M. W. Bayliss
Washington, D. C
Marcus W. Morton
Province
R. L
Suit by St Louis to condemn East St Louis property
Danville Illinois October 26 A city of St Louis filed in federal court a one million dollar suit to condemn property in East St Louis Illinois for a free Mississippi River bridge project Former Governor Dead Atlanta Georgia October 24 Aiken Daniel Candler twice Governor of Georgia died at age 76
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ST. Lowis
Danville
City of
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Mississippi River
Atlanta
Aihen Daniel Candler
Georgia
Market Report Shows Hog and Grain Receipts in Chicago
Lamson Bros and Co dispatch in Chicago notes estimated receipts for hogs 26,000 cattle 23,000 sheep 42,000 for today, hog market opening lower but closing strong. Includes cash wheat corn oats prices, New York and St Louis closes, and stock quotes with Prairie hay prices and Waterloo market items. Papke knocks out Williams in sixth round in Sidney Nova Scotia.
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Chicago
Papke
Williams
Sidney
N. S
Billy Papke
Victoria
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Canada
Young Men's Christian Association
W. E. Colby
Kimball's
Dairy Farmer
Waterloo Fire Insurance
Waterloo Club
Mildred
Elizabeth Seibold
Clara Lutterman
Ackley
Claude D. Cass
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Johnson Memorial
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Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
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Waleriod
K. O. P. Hall
Ladies of the West Side Catholic Church
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