Cannon Predicted as the Nominee
New York on February 27. Max Binberg known as the Button Man states Speaker Cannon is sure to be the Republican presidential nominee. He recalls financing campaigns with vast numbers of Roosevelt buttons and predicts party symbols will multiply. Newark firms report large Taft and Bryan orders, with Cannon possible if Chicago picks him.
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New York
Speaker Cannon
Taft
Hughes
Max Binberg
Philadelphia
Bim
Hoosevelt
Rough Riders
Roosguelt
Roosevelt
Bimberg
Republican Party
Cannon
Newark
Bryan
Nebraska
Knox
Japanese customs observed at the Yotsuya Mission
The note describes local practices such as babies carried on backs and wooden shoes worn, doors left unentered, passers moving to the left, sleeping on the floor, dining with chopsticks, similar dress for men and women, tile charcoal fires in winter, occasional hats for men but not for women, and arranged marriages by parents or friends.
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Yotsuya Mission
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Pills Endorsement
An advertisement voices praise for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers pills as pleasant, easy to take remedies. It touts them as gentle, effective relief with simple intake and broad appeal.
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DeWitt
Forgotten Hero Richard Kirkland Watered Wounded at Fredericksburg
The Philadelphia Public Ledger recalls South Carolinian Richard Kirkland, a Confederate sergeant who bravery crossed no man's land to give water to Union soldiers at Fredericksburg. His act of compassion, later killed at Chickamauga, echoes as a heroic example of unselfish service.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Richard Kirkland
South Carolina
South
Fredericksburg
Kershaw
Kirkland
Chickamauga
Chairman Introduces Taft At Cooper Union
A Buffalo Courier report recalls a Cooper Union gathering where Chairman Charles Sprague Smith introduced a cabinet member as the Secretary of the Navy Taft amid a lively audience. Roosevelt once attended a West meeting where the chairman praised the speaker before asking the guest’s name.
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Taft
Buffalo Courier
Charles Sprague Smith
Cooper Union
California
Maine
Canada
Mexico
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised by Manilla Carpenter
El S Lopez of Manilla New York says as a carpenter he has found Bucklen's Arnica Salve to heal many severe sores and burns and save him suffering and dollars. It heals burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles. 25 cents at W J Smith Bro H R Palmer & Sons Druggists.
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el, S. Lopez
Manilla
N. Y
Bucklen
W. J Smith Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons Druggists
Echoes of Owl Fight in Augusta Years Ago
Augusta Ga February 28 Mr Hollis C Boardman president of the Peoples Oil Company an independent Augusta concerns testifies in a case against Standard Oil Company Three years ago Standard fought the independent company by undercutting price to 2 05 per barrel of kerosene A loafer brokerage firm secured a blanket contract then sold Standard contracts city wide and beyond 30 000 barrels were sold The Standard later repudiated the contract and no oil was delivered Government inquiry followed and brokerage contracts were retrieved from Boardman and sent to Washington
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Augusta
Hollis C. Boardman
People’s Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Standard
People’s
Loaer
Boardman
Brokera
Georgia
South Carolina
Lcal
Oon
Little Coneern
Weo
Washington
Debating teams chosen by Columbia Cornell and UPenn
Three universities in the Inter-Collegiate Debating League select debaters for tonight’s exchanges in New York Ithaca and Philadelphia. Participants include Miss Elizabeth E. Cook of Cornell Law School and K W Koo of Columbia, a Shanghai raised junior. The motion asks whether interstate corporations should require federal licensing with constitutionality conceded.
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New York
Columbia
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
City
Ithaca
Philadelphia
Elizabeth E. Cook
Cornell Law School
K. Vv. W. Koo
Koo
Shanghai
China
Tos
Dr Shoop's Restorative Promises Aid for Weak Nerves
A health advertisement argues that weak stomach and heart or kidney nerves drive illness, not the organs themselves. It claims Dr Shoop's Restorative targets the nerve weakness to address the root cause and invites readers to test the product via H. R. Palmer & Sons.
Yale Forestry School Closes Term With Exercises
The Yale Forestry School term ended in Marshhall New Haven with addresses by President Hadley Professor Graves and student and alumni representatives. Next Tuesday the senior class sails to Savannah en route to Hollins Alabama for a three month woods program starting March 9 involving lumbering surveying and timber estimating.
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Yale Forestry School
New Haven
Conn
Marshhall
Hadley
Graves
Forestry School
Savannah
Hollins
Alabama
Foley's Honey and Tar Praised for Cough Remedy
The Times editor of Memphis Tennessee endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as the best remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles citing many permanent cures. Refuse any but the genuine in the yellow packages. for sale by all Gruggista.
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Foley
Memphis, Tenn
Times
All Gruggista
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Tom Macon
Madison
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M. &. Nolan
Agsat
J. R. Crane & Co
Clayton, St
Athens Hardware Co
J. D. Broome
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
William T. Totten
S Pring Shoes
Lanier Footwear Company
Standard Oil
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