Republicans Should Back Wilson for President in 1912
A lifelong Republican urges voters to elect Woodrow Wilson on November 5, criticizing Taft and Roosevelt. The writer argues tariff reform, anti trust measures, and regulated competition under Wilson would improve living costs and spur American industrial leadership.
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Woodrow Wilson Campaign Fund Appeals for Support
The piece urges Progressive Voters to back Woodrow Wilson with clean money, urging no tainted funds and asking individuals to donate from $1 to $20. It calls for club subscriptions, lists C R Crane as finance chief, and asks readers to mail contributions and write letters endorsing Wilson for president. It frames the effort as a fight against corrupt influences and appeals for widespread popular subscriptions.
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Illinois
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Pelsomatie National Committee
Michigan Ave
Asa Blever
Gov. Wilson
Hay alleged wrongdoing in Gov. Hay administration
The letter to Adjutant General Lamping is cited as ordering secrecy over public funds and armory mismanagement involving Spokane custodian Denton Crow. It notes unreported armory rents, improper railroad mileage charges, and unauthorized sidewalk construction charges, with the governor allegedly steering funds to his own accounts and shielding misconduct until investigations forced action.
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Denton M. Crow
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Lola’s Hoarse Morning Voice Report
Little Lola’s sore voice makes her unable to speak clearly in a brief Chicago News item. The piece notes the mother’s concern and ends with a directive to mention the Herald when contacting advertisers.
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Polite Burmese Polo Courtesy Provokes Falls
Captain Owen Wheeler recalls a humorous tale from Manipur where a brother officer joins a polo game on a bareback pony. He tumbles repeatedly, but the village players mimic his falls, a scene he attributes to genuine politeness among the simple tribesmen.
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London
The evolving name for asparagus through the centuries
The article traces how the vegetable name asparagus shifted from sparrow grass in the eighteenth century to the revived Greek Latin form asparagus. It notes Sperage as a sixteenth century variant, and Pepys spelling variants sparrow grass sparagus sparague, concluding the a form returned and persisted.
Caring For the Teeth and Proper Brushing Tips
Article stresses the link between dental health and digestion. It advises brushing direction from gums outward, warns against side to side brushing, and recommends washing teeth at night and in the morning. It emphasizes thorough care to prevent decay and preserve gum health.
Harriman Fund Receipt Shows $50 000 for Roosevelt Campaign
Theodore Roosevelt supporters claimed Harriman raised 240000 in 1904 for New York state efforts. A receipt dated after Harriman’s death shows a 50000 contribution to Roosevelt’s fund, signed by Cornelius Bliss, contradicting claims that funds from Standard Oil were returned. Archbold later denied the 160000 gift to Roosevelt’s campaign, asserting it was not returned.
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Republican National Committee
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C. C. Tegethoff
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Mr. Harriman
Mr. Roosevelt
John D. Archbold
Pender Oil Company
Wat Big Ten Ma Pany
Roosevelt
Cagapaige Fund
Theodore Rex appeals to quacks in third term platform
The piece condemns Theodore Rex and Roosevelt for a blanket health policy that would shield untrained healers from discrimination, attack educated physicians, and unite public health under a single national service while courting diverse voter groups. It warns such a plank mocks science and endangers public welfare.
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Roosevelt
Candidate for Coroner of Chehalis County Upon Progressive Ticket
A Chehalis County race note lists a candidate running for coroner on the Progressive ticket. The item notes party affiliation and election context without further details.
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Progressive
Publishers Notice on Missed Herald Deliveries
Subscribers served by city carriers who do not receive the Herald on Monday or Thursday by 6 p.m. should call City Messenger Co. at phone 631 to have a copy delivered promptly.
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Christian Science Church Schedule Announced
Sunday school at 10 o clock and service at 11 o clock are listed with Wednesday evening service at 8 o clock Reading room at 231 Finch building open daily 130 to 500 except Sundays near Broadway First street location named.
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Printing firm Aberdeen ad lists location on Wishkah Street
An Aberdeen printer announces its business address at 249 Lest Wishkah Street offering printing services.
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