Foraker Defends Standard Oil Ties in Hearst Roosevelt Clash
United States Senator J B Foraker outlined his temporary Standard Oil role, disputed Hearst charges, and discussed the Brownsville affair and the rate bill. He argued his employment was proper and limited to Ohio affairs, citing Elkins law support and letters with Archbold as proof.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
J. B. Foraker
Mr. Hearst
Roosevelt
Standard Oil Company
Brownsville
Taft
Supreme Court
Congress
New Jersey
Elkins
Landis
Broadway
New York
John D. Archbold
Sul Artei
Foraker
Sixteenth Street N
Washington, D. C
Publc
Public Service
Hearst
Archbold
Jones
Standiri Os
Ohe State Journal
Columbus
John H. Doyle
Standard Oil
Doyle & Lewis
Doyle
Justice Moody
Robert Taylor
Standard Oile Company
Foraker Defends Actions as Senator in Oil Trust Dispute
Senator Foraker defends his conduct amid Standard Oil and Taft disputes. He denies taking compensation for influencing legislation, cites his 1901 departure from the company, and argues his public duties outweighed private employment. He questions Taft's opposition and defends his record on railroad regulation and the Brownsville affair.
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Standard Oil Company
Judge Taft
Nature and a Woman's Work for Pinkham Remedy
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the standard cure for female ills. It recounts Mrs. Bertha Muff of Louisiana Missouri detailing twelve years of suffering and eleven doctors before recovery after following Pinkham's advice and using the remedy. The claim invites other women to seek similar relief.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Bertha Muff
N.C. St
Louisiana
Corn products show world corn dominance in era voyage tale
A traveler recounts finding 131 American corn products on his world journey. He notes U S two thirds of world corn and three fifths of U S corn grown in Illinois Iowa Kansas Nebraska Missouri Indiana. He says corn’s value as food surpassed other traded goods from the New World to the Old.
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Boston Globe
Omaha
United States
Tlinois Iawa
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Indiana
Spain
Europe
Philanthropist Reflects on Purpose in A City Scene
In Chicago a casual exchange unfolds as a philanthropist and a friend discuss serious life aims. A humorous hobo confides his lifelong dream to be a circus clown despite bad luck, while the scene shifts to the Lodge saloon in West Park run by John Milch.
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The
Chicago News
Alwaz
Lodge Saloon
West Park
John Milch
Are You From Missouri That Neck in the Woods
An advertisement urges Missouri residents to visit a local market offering guaranteed value on groceries. It lists prices for lard, apples, potatoes, eggs, beef cuts, lamb, mutton, veal, ham, bacon, and poultry, promising savings versus other vendors and inviting readers to compare prices and shop for best value.
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Agers
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Sive
Senator Foraker
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Pacific
Middle Base
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Lewis
Ney
Virgil P. Kline
Toledo
Plemanre
Eled
Richard
Blanes
Hot Springs
Mr. Doyle
Mr. Lewis
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Pany
Gordon
Gordon de Luxe
Nature
Comedia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Muff
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Capitol
Java
Montana Drug Company
West
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