Pennsylvania primaries loom large in presidential race
Special to the Banner Philadelphia April 12 delegates from Pennsylvania will help shape both national tickets in Chicago and Baltimore. Taft and Roosevelt battle for 64 Republican district delegates while Roosevelt hopes for gains. Democrats expect Woodrow Wilson to lead. Congressional and state delegate races, plus internal Democratic struggles for control of the state committee, add to the political fever as Pennsylvania voters go to the polls.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Baltimore
New York
Taft
Roosevelt
Penrose
H’m Sn
el. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Cachim
Clark
Harmon
Congress
William §. Reyburn
George D. McCreary
Marlin E. Olmstead
Arthur L. Bates
John G. McHenry
Ghest
Farr
Bowman
Ainey
Wilson
Lafean
Gregg
Col. Roosevelt
A. Mitchell Palmer
Stroudsburg
James Gar Gordon
United States
Mules For Sale By King Hodgson Company
Fine lot of mules for sale just received. Come quick. King Hodgson Company advertises available stock and urges prompt purchase.
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King Hodgson Company
Government runs a bureau for immigrants
Washington dispatch reports the division of information at the bureau of immigration and naturalization promotes beneficial distribution of admitted aliens. Letters from farmers praise immigrant workers directed to farms in North Dakota Illinois Iowa Nebraska and beyond. Employers note steady progress and rising wages with some workers advancing to homesteads and earnings growing from $20 to $28 30 per month plus board and lodging.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Departments of Commerce and Labor
United States
Pearl Street
New York City
North Dakota
New York
Nebraska
P. O
Ilinois
Iowa
Owasa
Owasa Savings Bank
No Millennium of Peace and Prosperity Coming Says Haynes
Evangelist Carlyle B. Haynes warned in Atunta that a universal peace is impossible and wars will continue. He argued nations crave conflict, cited Bible prophecies on the end times, and predicted a near Armageddon before Christ’s return. Tomorrow he will lecture on Daniel chapter seven.
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Haynes
Atunta
Carlyle B. Haynes
Broughton Tabernacle
United States
Europe
Lord
Jacob
Taft
Hague Tribunal
Christendom
Japan
Jesus Christ
God
John
Daniel
Slavonic immigrants placed with farms and domestic work in New Jersey
The New York branch arranged a Slavonic couple for farm labor and domestic duties in New Jersey. An inspector reported a message from the Slavonic Immigrant Society thanking for securing positions, noting relief in finding work after three weeks. Employees’ replies illustrate placement difficulties in winter.
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New York
New Jersey
Fisheries Bureau explores Maumee mussel beds for button shell supply
A bureau of fisheries report analyzes mussel populations in the Maumee River and upper Wabash basin to assess sustainable shell supply for the pearl button industry. It notes declines from sewage and flow irregularities, cites Fort Wayne and Defiance beds as best, and recommends mucket as the viable shell in the Maumee with limited niggerhead prospects.
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Washington, D. C
Maumee River
Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Commerce and Labor
Wabash
T.1
Maumee
Feele
Fort Wayne
Spy Run
St. Marys
Defiance
Ohio
Maine
Maubec
Ind
Protection for Georgia Game Sparks Reform Drive
The Georgia state game warden Jesse Mercer pushes stronger protection laws for wildlife. He plans to submit his first annual report to the legislature and likely suggests prohibiting pump or automatic guns. The piece cites New Jersey’s recent anti pump gun law as a model and highlights debates with gunmakers and support from wildlife groups.
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Jesse Mercer
Georgia
Mercer
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Wild Life Protection Society of America
State Game and Fish Commission
Napier
Fame and Fish Commission
Winchester U. M. C
Remington Combine
Thomas A.meighall
Sportsmen of
New York Zoological Society
Wild Life Protective Association
New Jersey State Audubon Society
Batten
William Dutcher
National Association
New Haven
Silion
Chicopee Falls
Senate
Wilson
Gain Commission
Why He Was Late Cartoon Style Exchange
A light punch line follows a man explaining lateness after meeting Smithson and hearing his stomach trouble. The dialogue suggests recommending Chamberlain's Tablets for upset stomachs. For sale by all dealers.
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Smithson
Monument Business Promises Memorial Day Deliveries
1 Bell Bros Marble Co announces availability of monuments and urges quick orders before Memorial Day. The firm claims they can fill orders promptly to meet the holiday demand.
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Bell Bros, Marble CO
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Wilder
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Wee Riley
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Cooper
Twitty
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New York State
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