Cannon Volley Hits Cumming at Warrington Opera House
In Oak Park last night Speaker Cannon attacked Senator Cummins and other insurgent Republicans, asserting they are not true Republicans. He defended his own stance and cited Taft, Roosevelt, and Payne tariff debates as proof of party loyalty while referencing Bloomington and Marquette club speeches.
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Chicago
Navy
Cannon
Cummins
LaQollette
Warrington Opera House
Oak Park
William Lorimer
Moxley
Joe
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Canton
Bloomington
United States
Harman Ridder
John Sharp
Cummune
Uncle Joe
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Marquette Club
Payne
Congress
Taft
Bryan
Lincoln
LaFollette
Taft in Norfolk Festivities
President Taft arrived in Norfolk Virginia in the morning and received honors on landing from the Mayflower at a hotel. A cordial reception preceded a parade by military and civic groups, then an address to the waterways convention where he affirmed support for feasible improvement projects benefiting the general good.
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Norfolk
Jatt
Along the Wapsie observes farm sale prices and visitors
From Dunkerton on November 18 several locals attended the Herach and Ludwig sal eln Wednesday. Prices were good with Frank Phelps selling corn for Clifford McMillan. Mr and Mrs M J Conaisine recover from illness. Attorney FP Keann of Waterlon visited Culhawa Grothorea and hoaxed corn.
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W. OH. Phelps
Tade Smith
Pat Brown
Waterloo
Richard Brown
Leonard
Rufus Trevon
Dunkerton
Herach
Frank Phelps
Clifford McMillan
M. J. Conaisiine
FP. P. Keann
Waterlon
Cutuhaw
Independence Regrets Departure of Episcopal Rector
Rev. O. J. Shutt, rector of the Episcopal church for nine years in Independence, has been chosen as rector of St. Luke's Protestant church and will start his new duties in December. The vestry expresses regret. the parish, with 105 communicants, grew under his leadership. Shutt, 42, trained in Illinois and once private chaplain to Bishop Seymour, is married to an Independence girl, Miss Popar, who did newspaper work.
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Independence
O. J. Shutt
St. Luke's Protestant Church
Tocal Church
Mr. Shutt
Shutt
St. James
Mlinois
Seymour
Springfeld
Popar
Married in Waterloo
Miss Olive Bright of Independence and Mr Warry Nelson of Valentine Nebraska were secretly wed in Waterloo on Wednesday evening. The bride formerly worked at Churchill Drug Co in Independence and the groom has served with American Express Co. They will live in Valentine Nebraska after a brief stop in Independence with the bride’s parents.
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Waterloo
Independence Bulletin Journal
Olive Bright
Cedar Rapids
Independence
Town
Warry Nelson
Valentine
Nebraska
Churchill, Drug Co
American Express Co
Valeentineg
Neb
Children perished in fire as mother shopped
Indian Harbor Ind November region reports neighbors entering a burning home to find baby Myrtie dead in a crib and three-year-old John Koran unconscious tied to a floor knob with a rope. The mother had left to shop and had tied the boy to the door to stop him from using matches. Fire started from the stove.
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Indian Harbor
Ind
Myrtie
John Koran
Final Kick Is Fatal In Pittsburg District
Mrs James Edmonds of Washington county deserted her husband taking five cattle but leaving an old mule behind. The male kicked Edmonds yesterday, resulting in his death in Pittsburg district on November 19.
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Pittsburg
James Edmonds
Washington County
Edmonds
Opium Barter Report From Mindanao Islands
Wes Lyon a horticulturist returning from Mindanao reports natives of Sarangani islands barter an ounce of opium for a young girl. The traffic in opium is carried on via Palm Island as he gathers tropical fruit specimens for the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington.
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Manila
Sarangani
Mindanao
Wes. Lyon
Lyon
Washington
South Mindanao
Palm Island
Woman Base Ball Star Miss Monver Buried In Potters Field
Kansans City November 19 Miss Tonsy Monver touted as the top professional second baseman among women baseball players in the United States was buried in the potters field here yesterday. She died in destitute circumstances at the city hospital last Thursday. For years Miss Hoover was connected with the Boston Bloomer Girls. Last year she played through the season with the star Bloomer Girls.
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Kansans City
Tonsy Monver
United States
Potters
Hoover
Martin Case Cleared Up After Divorce Discovery
Des Moines reports that Goldie Martin, a 23 year old accused of bigamy, is cleared when a district clerk reveals a divorce decree filed in 1907 dissolving her first marriage to J M Boston. She was released on bond and faces trial Monday, planning to leave for Indiana with friends.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Burkhélimer
Coldie Martin
J.H. Collins
Lucas County
J. M. Boston
Goldie
Hayieg
Indiana
Gordie Martin
A Service of Love by C Henry in 1901
Joe Larrabee and Delia pursue art and music in New York, sacrificing money and comfort to live their passion. Delia teaches piano to support them while Joe hopes for fame, then a mishap with a pupil’s dinner and a fall during a Welsh rabbit night tests their resolve and love. The tale blends art, hardship, and devotion.
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C. Henry
AlcClara
Phillips & Lod
China
Jon Larrabee
Post Oak Flats
Middle West
New York
Delian Caruthers
North
Joe
Delia
Rembrandt
Della
Larrabet
Golden Gate
Hatteras
Cape Horn
Labrador
Rosenstock
Special Dairy Train Secured Through Iowa Route
Hugh G. Van Pelt and EB R. Shoemaker with state dairy officers met L. B. Galley dairy agent of the C B and Q at Cedar Rapids to plan a special dairy train through southern Iowa. Railroads will operate the train under the State Dairy Association guidance and the result was satisfactory.
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Hugh G. van Pelt
EB. R. Shoemaker
Creamery Journal
Waterloo
State Dairy Association
L. B. Galley
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Fight over lynching fatal in Cairo
Nov. 19 report says Will Polk, a Black man, was killed yesterday by Henry Small, another Black man, over the lynching of a Black man named James. Judge Butler announced there would be no special term to try Arthur Alexander for the murder of Miss Anna Pelley. he will be tried at the next regular term beginning Dec. 6. Investigation of Synthers trade may be addressed then, possibly with a special grand jury.
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Cairo
Will Polk
Henry Small
James
W. N. Butler
Arthur Alexander
Anna Pelley
Dr Tabor Observes 93rd Birthday in Independence
Dr P Tabor celebrated the 93rd anniversary of his birth on Monday November 16 at his son B W Tabor's Main Street home. He spent the day quietly with family, remains mentally sharp and physically fit for his age, and has lived in Independence since 1856. A Vermonter by birth, he once ran a drug business with his son and earlier practiced medicine across the county.
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Independence Bulletin Journal
P. Tabor
B. W. Tabor
Main Street
Mr. Tabor
Dr. Tabor
Sr. Tabor
Vermont
Independence
B. W
Bank Safe Cracked. $1,600 Stolen in Alleman Raid
Des Moines authorities report two marked men dynamited the Alleman Bank safe early today escaping with 1606 dollars. Police are in pursuit as investigators search for the robbers who fled the scene in the town ten miles north of Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Bank of Alleman
Alleman
Thes Moines
Purault
When One Loves Art in a Laundry Tale
In a fragmentary scene, Dele confesses she could not find pupils and worked in a Fourth Avenue laundry to keep Joe’s lessons, while pretending Welsh rarebit and General Pinkney stories. Joe reveals the truth about his art and a Peoria purchaser, as they acknowledge their affection and shared secret.
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DELTA
Magister
Hert Rosenstock
Delia
Joe
Dent
Revelleat
A. B. Pinkney
Seventy-first Street
Clementina
Herr Rosenstock
Detta
Tinkle
Della
Plobney
Central Park
Clementine
General Pinkney
Bolivia
Peoria
Lackawanna
Delian
Qdella
General Pinkoey
Giementina
Bome
Jor
Pinkney
Prince Edward VI visit sparks crowds and a landlord feud
During his 1869 American tour the prince faced massive crowds in Detroit and Chicago and the Duke of Newcastle sought respite in Dwight Station. A British tenant refused entry to Newcastle, while a comic exchange at a Chicago desk ends with a crash inkwells and a ledger.
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Newcastle
Edward VI
Prince of Wales
America
Canada
Detroit
Chicago
Duke of Newcastle
Prince
St. Louis
Dwight Station
Ball in Bohemia Endures as Lovers Flee Paris
In a Paris Latin Quarter ball a romance unfolds between Gustave Rieux posing as Henry Underwood and Clochette Verier, while detective Claude arrives to arrest Rieux. Clochette protects him, crowds mistake Claude for Beranger, and the couple escapes to England and then America. Claude later avoids capture, and the lovers seek a new life in the United States after political upheaval.
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Belle
Warren
M. Claude
Napoleon II
Claude
Beranger
Republica France
Paris
du Maurier
Bohemia
America
Rieux
Clochette Verier
France
the Lancers
Clochette
Ries
Riews
Ike
Ricthn
Bieux
England
Pasaage
Alevy
Paria
Republic
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Robinson & Linon
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Dan Cunningham
Rel, O. J
ST. Luke's Church
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Martin Case
Gir
Vorge
Sim
Fata
James Case
Hudson
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