Publican notice and anti-tuberculosis seal sales figures
Standard Publishing Company lists offices and distributors in multiple cities as a purchase and circulation notice. The piece discusses a national seal drive for an anti tuberculosis campaign with projected prints and posters and cites 1911 sales by state, noting New York leading with 6.4 million and Texas showing the largest percentage gain.
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New York State
Ohios
Wisconsin
Texas
Tasiana
Asquith Attacked and Dublin Visit Stir Suffragist Debate
Premier Asquith faced militant suffragist attacks in London and Dublin as tensions rise over suffrage tactics. Report notes that violent protest weakens arguments for women’s ballot rights while placing the prime minister in a delicate political position amid a broader British crisis and years of agitation.
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Asquith
Dublin
London
Great Britain
Nimrage
Roose velt and Taft in the 1908 clash
The August American excerpt argues Roosevelt pushed Taft too hard as an advance agent for his own policy. It criticizes Taft’s public image as overhyped, while Roosevelt is blamed for inflating expectations and backing allies with inflated praise. The piece links the dynamic to party politics and editorial stances of the era.
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F. P. Dunne
Roosevelt
Taft
Harrison
Money and reform dominate early 20th century campaign notes
A Senate committee disclosure shows 1908 campaign funds of 1,655,000 spent to elect Taft and defeat Bryan, with Roosevelt 1904 funding higher. The piece notes Democratic struggles against money power, evolving attitudes toward campaign finance, and hints that money may not decide this year’s outcome. It also announces 75 million Red Cross Christmas seals for 1912, describing design, colors, and broad sale plans across states and territories.
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Senate Investigating Committee
Democratic Party
Taft
Bryan
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Red Cross
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
American Red Cross
Mall Red Cross
United States
Porto Rico
Feanal
Hawaii
Philippine
Taft Charges Roosevelt Party Cruel Treatment at Oyster Bay
Reporters who interview the colonel find the assignment marked by pleasures and delights akin to a Titanic disaster while Tomás is near desertion and non support.
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Tomas
Roosevelt Party
Mr. Taft
Oyster Bay
Memorandum Hints at Black Silk Payments in Chinatown
San Francisco July 22 A memorandum book entry belonging to N G Fook a member of a wealthy Chinese family on trial for forgery hints at police corruption. The note mentions the chief of police demanding black silk and mentions Joel Staiones Maloney and a Chinatown undercover detail tied to February 190. An official translation of Chinese slang is cited by Dr John Gardner of the federal immigration service.
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San Francisco
N. G. Fook
Mar
J. G. Cook
Chinatown
Joel Staiones
Central Station
Maloney
Martin
I MacCarthy
John ©. Gardner
Federal Immigration Service
Darrow Trial Postponed Again in Los Angeles
The bribery trial of Clarence S Darrow in Los Angeles is delayed as Juror L A Leavitt’s ill health delays proceedings. Doctors report Leavitt free from pain but wife Mrs Leavitt informs he cannot return, leading Judge Hutton to keep alternate juror in reserve.
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Los Angeles
L. A. Leavitt
Clarence $. Darrow
C._. Darrow
Leavitt
Hutton
Leavitt Sayng
Trolley Crash at Four Mile Creek Injures Twenty-Two
Erie Pa July 23 Twenty two persons were injured five seriously when a trolley car jumped the track at Four Mile creek a summer resort near here late last night. The motorman and conductor were accused of talking and joking on the front platform as the car traveled about thirty miles an hour before hitting a sharp curve and turning over on its side.
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Erie
Four Mile Creek
Here
Shehab Addin Bey Commandant of Edi Bey
Shehab Addin Bey, commander of the Edi Bey forces, appears in fragmented parliamentary transcripts. Edibin Bey is also noted in the same passage, though details remain unclear due to OCR damage. The report hints at leadership and regional authority in a contested area.
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Shehab Addin Bey
Edi Bey
Edibin Bey
Trail plan maps Gallatin to Yellowstone route
Special Dispatch from Soreman reports Forest Supervisor D T Conkling mapped a new trail through the wild Gallatin range, linking Gallatin Valley with Yellowstone National Park. The route would connect existing trails at Unttidle Creek Swan Creek and Squaw Creek on the Gallatin side and Big Creek on the Yellowstone side to aid ranger access during fires. Conkling traveled by horseback finding deep snow and heavy runoff this season.
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The
Standard
Squaw Creek
Gallatin
Big Creek
Yellowstone
Conkling
New Turkish cabinet marks Albania policy shift
Constantinople July 23 reports the new Turkish cabinet under Mouchter Pasha inaugurating a policy shift in Albania to mark the anniversary of Abdul Hamid conceding the constitution. Two major dismissals of officials were noted, signaling a broader political reorganization.
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Constantinople
Mouchter Pasha
Ab-dul Hamid
Albania
Americans Accused in Seoul Corean Murder Plot Trial
In Seoul a remarkable conspiracy trial unfolds with twenty American missionaries named in questions posed by the presiding Corean judge. They are not indicted or defendants, but their names appear amid alleged confessions from Corean prisoners to Japanese police examiners. Bishop M. C. Harris, head of Northern Methodist Missions in Japan and Korea, is among those named.
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Seoul
Questone
M. C. Harris
Northern Methodist
Japan
Corca
Death by Own Action After Red Shirt Remark
In Walla Walla Washington on July 28 Peter Jakey head cellarman at Walla Brewing Company hanged himself from a malt kiln rafter. He was a German born citizen aged years old. A fellow worker had called him an anarchist for wearing a red shirt last week and the remark deeply distressed him and caused his death.
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Walla
Wash
Peter Jakey
Walla Brewing Company
Mila
Linden Street
Jakey
Miss Eudora Cook and Harold Westergard to wed at First Congregational
Tomorrow at 1 o clock in Missoula the wedding of Miss Eudora Cook and Harold Westergard will take place at the First Congregational church with Rev. E. E. Burtner officiating. The couple, both teachers in Bozeman last season, plan a Western Montana camping honeymoon then settle in Red Lodge where Westergard will head the city schools.
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Standard
Missoula
Eudora Thalla “Ook
Harold Westergard
First Congregational Church
E. E. Burtner
Miss Cook
Westergard
Bozeman
Gallatin County High School
Irving
Montana
Ana
Red Lodge
Mystery Trip Through Gallatin Valley Described
The report recalls a journey by Mr. Elliott and Mr. Blythe through the northern Gallatin valley where they marveled at farming country and enjoyed mill work and buttermilk while catching trout. The trip’s purpose remains a mystery with theories they were surveying land near Yellowstone National Park.
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Gallatin Valley
Elliott
Mr. Blythe
Blythe
Ellott
Mrr. Blythe
Yellowatone National Park
Heir Claims Trust Money Behind Forged Checks Case
Oakland July 2. Carl H Westcott alias John Fistewart confesses to Captain Peterson he forged snail checks across coast cities and says he is heir to $20,000 left by his grandfather now held in trust by his Florida father. Westcott, released from Minnesota prison, has faced multiple forgery arrests in Detroit and St Joseph. He was nabbed Saturday in Oakland visiting partner Isadore Sehul in Alameda County Jail after obtaining about $300 in bad checks since last April.
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Oakland
Cal
Peterson
Carl H. Westcott
John Fistewart
Florida
Westcott
Havng
Stilwater
Minn
Detroit
Bt. Joseph
Isadore Sehul
Alameda County
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