Miss Ethel Roosevelt Debuts in Washington Society
Special Correspondence outlines Miss Ethel Roosevelt’s White House debut and social role as daughter of the president. The piece notes family dynamics, her aims to appear at dinners and receptions, and contrasts with sister Alice and Helen Taft in a politically charged public mood. It touches on campaign context and the Roosevelt political influence.
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Miss Roosevelt
Washington
George R. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Sheldon
White House
Taft
Sheldon Saxe
Bng
Hitchcocky
Ethel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Miss Ethel
Happeretoe
Childem
Ethel
Alle
Hee
Nick Longworth
Belle
Longworth
Alice
Helen Taft
Perce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Digestive Ailments
The advertisement touts Perce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for indigestion weak stomach and related ailments. It claims ingredients from native medicinal roots and asserts the remedy benefits nasal catarrh bronchial cough and other digestive and respiratory issues. It warns it does not cure advanced consumption and recommends concurrent Sage’s Catarrh Remedy for nasal symptoms.
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Perce
Beng Cote
Nature
Beng
Iveerthe
de. Pierce
Golden Medical
Golden Medical Discovery
Presidential candidates mock laboring man labels
A J. B. grouses at Bry an and Taft for touting themselves as original laboring men and friends of the people. He dismisses their endless handshaking during the quadrennial campaign season and the public’s acceptance of political buttering.
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J. B
Bryan
Taft
Toll
Conference of the Methodists Concludes in Santa Fe
Rev J C Rollins was reappointed as pastor of the First Methodist Church in Santa Fe at the conclusing conference. Bishop Charles W Smith preached, Rev Rollins led Presbyterian services, and Samuel Blake was reappointed to lead the New Mexico English Mission. Rollins hailed the conference as the best ever with record years and strong finances.
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J.C. Rollins
Thix Ety
Santa Fe
Charles W. Smith
Db. B
Pittsburg
Methodist Church of
Rollind
Smith
Indianapolis
Samuel Blake
New Mexico
Mr. Rollins
Las Vegas boxing match eyed as top attendance draw
The Las Vegas Optic reports a proposed bout between WIT Pettus of Albuquerque and Harry Wathice of Las Vegas on election night, expected to draw a large crowd. Pettus is described as fast, with strong backers, while both fighters are noted as gritty, scientific, and in peak condition.
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Wit Pettus
Albuquerque
Harry Wathice
Pettus
Wallace
Government preserves Patent Office models
Washington reports that Commissioner Edward B. Moore denied any plan to destroy the government models dating to 1830. A congressional commission was set to place the collection in Government buildings and catalogued the entire set for storage in the Patent Office basement pending transfer to the National Museum.
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Government
Patent Office
Washington
Edward B. Moore
Secretary of the Interior
Conservation League Warns Half U S Workers Depend on Resources
A Morning Journal special reports that about half the nation's wage earners rely on natural resources such as coal iron timber and water. The Conservation League finds timber coal and other stocks are being exhausted rapidly. with three times growth vs cutting timber may last 30 years and coal reserves under pressure. The article highlights miners lumber workers farmers and others, and notes legislative action and a presidential commission to study conservation.
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Conservation League
Sam
Presient Roosvelt
Bryan
Democratic Party
United States
Conservation League of America
League
East
Middle West
National Forests
Forest Service
Washington
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Conservation Commission
Big Stick for President from Marathon Winner
Acknowledgment letter from Theodore Roosevelt to John J. Hayes regarding Hayes's victory in the England Marathon and sending the Blackthorn big stick. Roosevelt praises Hayes as a good citizen who balanced duty with healthy play and invites future visits.
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Big Stick
John J. Hayes
England
Hayes
White House
Washington
Mr. Hayes
Theodore Roosevelt
Ill Health a Cause for McFarland Death in Europe
American Consul General Cauldwell and Deputy arrange removal of Silas C. McFarland of Iowa from Hamburg to Hamburg for cremation. McFarland harmed himself on the Hamburg Berlin express due to ill health and inability to perform duties. Messages to wife daughter and consul general accompany his final letters as condolences flow from Iowa officials and townspeople.
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Sortin
Wet
Americ
Frederick W. Cauldwell
Genera Frederick von Verren
Ludwigslust
Silas C. McFarland
Iowa
Hamburg
Cor. McFarland
McParland
Berlin
Alexander M. Thackera
Robert G. Cousins
Mine workers battle with underground fire in Cunnensburg
Fire broke out yesterday in the Pittsburg Huffalo company's travel mine at Cunnensburg Pa. General manager H P Jones was overcome by smoke and removed by ambulance. Three shifts of fifty men battle the Draze amid intense heat, working five minutes at a time, hoping to gain control by tomorrow. Damage is reported heavy. officials offer no estimate tonight.
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Cunnensburg
Pittsburg
Huffalo Company
H. P. Jones
Dying Brother Visit Tragedy Strikes Banker’s Kin
A. L. Wieck, dying in Greenville hospital, was to be visited by his brother William Wick of Portland. Wick died at a local hotel shortly after arriving, likely from apoplexy, before he could reach the bedside. Wick was sixty years old. In Tacoma, a chef from Hot Springs hotel was found dead eight miles from the hotel after being missing with Fred Kloeber. exhaustion and a snowstorm are suspected as factors.
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A. L. Wieck
Greenville Hospital
William W. Wick
Portland
Ore
Wick
Om Brother
Tacoma
Wash
Jol, Kuinte
Hot Springs
Fred Kloeber
Sfamile
T le
Turkey
Austria
Bulgaria
Sereva
Prussia
Japan
Servia
England
Suez Canal
Gibraltar
Suca
Panama
India
Egypt
South Africa
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
San Domingo
Moses
Washington
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Bombay
Supreme Court
Grompers
Pryan
Diplomatic Corps
William Corcoran
Corcoran
Louise
Rheba
Cleopatra
Lady
Bridget
Mr. Corcoran
Carnegie
Weashington
Korean resurrection Made
Tokyo reports the Korean insurgency nearly ended with insurgents reduced to a disorderly element. Prince Ito, ex resident general at Seoul, may return to Korea in early November. Most Japanese troops in Norris Ching to be withdrawn soon.
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Tokio
Korea
Prince Ite
Seoul
Norris Ching
Murray Idaho celebrates last spike end of the line
Brakeman awarded six thousand dollars under the Employ ers Liability Act after a Deer Park accident. Celebration plans in Murray Idaho include 300 turkeys and special trains as the Idaho Northern Railway completes a line through the Coeur d Alenes. Freight costs drop for ore shipments to Wallace and the era of frontier stage lines ends with a Pullman route transition.
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Washington
California
Utah
Montana
Oregon
Idah
British Columbia
Er. P Spalding
Idaho Northern Railway Company
Murray
Idaho
Coeur D'Alenes
Wallace
Enayille
Roperties
United States District Court
Charles MN. Roush
Great Northern Railway Company
Stephen 8
Wan
Rousech
Rouseh
Deer Park
Here
Seed cotton irrigation trials near Paseco
A seed imported from Georgia was grown here and performed nearly as well as in its origin. Pods are large and well filled and experts say irrigation could yield about 400 pounds of cotton per acre on land near Paseco. Several farmers plan to sow small tracts.
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Entainer
Paseo
Wash
Here
Georgia
Paseco
Studebaker Brothers Dedicate South Bend YMCA Building
The Studebaker brothers Manufacturing Co. funded a 250000 dollar YMCA building in South Bend Maryland, dedicated with Colonel George M. Studebaker presenting and Vice President Fairbanks giving the main address. J M Studebaker senior spoke briefly, honoring the brothers and their sons.
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South Bend
Young Men's Christian Association
Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company
George M. Studebaker
Fairbanks
Studebaker Brothers
J. M Studebaker
Waterways power and eminent domain clash in reform push
Special correspondent analyzes how new federal laws favor private dam developers over landowners. He argues for federal state cooperation to develop reservoir systems on major rivers, framing potential tax gains and conservation needs against private gains. He cites Roosevelt era policy and urges citizen pressure on lawmakers.
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John L. Mathews
Success Magazine
Congress
United States
Roosevelt
Mississippi
National Treasury
Glad They’re Not In The Concert Of Europe
Special Washington correspondence notes the U S stance amid Bulgarian Turkish tensions and British naval influence. It contrasts imperial reach with American restraint, laments election anxiety, and reflects on philanthropy and Washington society from Corcoran to Carnegie.
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Europe
Washington, D. C
Joos
Pioneer Ossian Guthrie Dies in Chicago at 61
Chicago pioneer Ossian Guthrie, a prominent figure in the city’s early industry, died today in his sixty second year. In his twentieth year he built the steam engine that powered Chicago’s first river tug and was noted for geological research. He was a grandson of J Samuel Guthrie of Jefferson New Jersey, credited with discovering form and pores ion praia ranares.
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Chicago
Ossian Guthrie
Guthrie
J Samuel Guthrie
Jefferson New Jerson
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