Sherman Denies His Death in Utica
In Utica at the Utica Trust Company president Charles Sherman denies rumors of his death. He tells a New York broker the reports are grossly exaggerated and premature saying he died this morning only in a jesting sense. He remains in town for the funeral and will visit again during Congress sessions while discussing tariff changes and speeding revision.
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Sherman
New York Sun
Utica
Utica Trust Company
Wall Street
New York
Mr. Sherman
Congress
Reflections of a Bachelor in New York Press
A short essay suggests the average man hinders others to gain wealth, arguing that investing in vice or bad ventures may appear to yield quicker money, while the narrator questions this viewpoint and cautions about greed.
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New York Press
Gainesville’s Push to Pave Streets Signals Progress
Gainesville announces an upcoming street paving program led by experienced contractor George Mathews. The move mirrors Athens’ example, aiming to boost the city’s image with improved sidewalks and roads, and promises economical, quality work under Mathews’s supervision.
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Gainesville
Athens
Toda
Georgia
George Mathews
Taft Not Committed To Income Tax Plan
Washington reports Mr. Stevens Minnesota said he favored a modified income tax and would draft a bill on his own responsibility. White House says Taft has not committed to an income tax. Attorney General Wickersham notes no income tax bill prepared for the president. inheritance tax bill is his current focus.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Stevens
Minnesota
Taft
White House
Wickersham
Relief for Women with Australian Leaf
Advertises Mother Gray's Australian Leaf for women’s ailments including back pain bladder and kidney trouble. Claims it regulates and relieves female weaknesses in inflamation and ulcerations. price 60 cents, sample free, mail order from The Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N. Y
Two muscular men clash in a brutal ring match prompt crowd reaction
In a crowded ring two muscular fighters hammer at each other while spectators react with shock and harsh words. A tender hearted observer calls it horrible though another regular counters with stronger language and anticipation of a decisive moment.
Last Lecture by Dr Guy Carleton Lee at State Normal
The Athens audience heard Guy Carleton Lee present The Strength of the People, arguing Democracy requires a free, educated citizenry. He cited Aristotle on cycles of nations from Democracy to plutocracy and warned against unrest from class friction.
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Guy €. Lee
Athens
Guy Carleton Lee
State Normal
Sr. Lee
North Carolina
Lee
Aristotle
Not Afraid to Face Danger Says Audience
Distinguished speaker asserts democracy and federal strength kept from collapse and that the American people are not afraid to face trials. Dr. Lee warns of unrest and evils, then analyzes envy jealousy distrust and materialism undermining society politics and economy.
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Lee
Rioting Near Guthrie Ends With Three Deaths
On Hickory settlement near Guthrie Oklahoma a clash between deputies and armed African Americans left three men dead and five wounded. A larger posse of about 100 negroes faced 20 deputies in multiple duels until daybreak. Forty deserters were captured. Deputy Fowler was wounded. All quiet by nightfall.
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Guthrie
Okla
Hickory Settlement
Aoattle
Henrietta
Fowler
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Cure for Kidney Troubles
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medicine's reach. It asserts relief from backache and irregularity to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes if treated.
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Foley
Bright
Poisoner Popova Charged in Samara Case
London dispatch reports Popova, arrested at Samara, accused of poisoning at least 300 people over 30 years. She allegedly ran a business killing husbands of abused wives for a small fee.
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London
Daily Mail
St. Petersburg
Popova
Samara
A Pleasant Physic for Stomach and Liver
When you want a pleasant physic Chamberlains Stomach and Liver pills offer a mild gentle action with a pleasant cathartic effect. Call R Palmer & Sons Orr Drug Co Smith & Bro E C McEvoy L drug store for a free sample.
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Chamberlain
R. Palmer & Sons
Orr Drug Co
Smith & Bro
E. C. McEvoy
L. Drug Store
Castro Says He Will Return to Venezuela to Restore Power
Paris reports Gioriano Castro former president of Venezuela left for Bordeaux and told Venezuelan admirers he intends to return home to reconquer his country if necessary. He criticized Juan Vicente Gomez and warned of bankruptcy for those now in power. He said he seeks action and believes God and destiny call him back.
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Paris
Gioriano Castro
Venezuela
Bordeaux
Senor Castro
Napoleon
Elba
Francis 1
Castro
Juan Vincento Gomez
Europe
Therat Puten
New Life Pills Claim Cure All Ailments
Ad for Dr. King’s New Life Pills touts prevention of appendicitis and cures for constipation biliousness chills malaria headache and indigestion. Sold for 25 cents by W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R Palmer & Sons.
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Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
R Palmer & Sons
Taft nominates diplomats and officials in March list
Washington outlines a series of Taft administration nominations including John G A Leishman to Italy as ambassador and Henry Clay Ide to Spain as envoy. Charles H Sherill is named to Argentina, Charles P Orr as U S judge, William G Wheeler and Cornelius D Murane as U S attorneys, Ormsby McHam as assistant secretary, and Charles A Judson as collector in Sandusky. Judson’s appointment signals a Foraker wing victory in Ohio.
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Washington
Italy
John G. A. Leishman
Pennsylvania
Spain
Henry Clay Ide
Vermont
Argentine Republic
Charles H. Sherill
New York
United States
Western District
Charles P. Orr
William G. Wheeler
Wisconsin
Cornelius D. Murane
Alaska
Commerce
Ormsby McHam
North Dakota
Sandusky
Ohio
Charles A. Judson
Judson
Taft
To Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Claim
A vintage ad promises curing a cold in one day with laxative bromine quine tablets. Druggists refund money if it cures no illness. E. W. Groves signature appears on each box.
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E. W. Grove
Miss Emerys engagement sparks anti Japanese protests
In San Francisco Mrs Arch Deacon Emery and her daughter Miss Helen Emery fled Corte Madeira for Tacoma after hostile crowds formed over their engagement to Japanese financier Gunjiro Aoki. Archdeacon Emery opposes the match and Oregon law would block a license, pushing the couple toward Washington or Spokane for wedlock.
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San Francisco
John Emery
Emery
Episcopal Church
Helen Gladys Emery
Gunjiro Aoki
Corte Madeira
Tacoma
Wash
Aoki
Sacramento
Bishop Nichols
Archdeacon Emery
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Gladys Emery
Aoki-Emery
Spokane
Hollywood
Cal
California
Moving Pictures by Daylight in Lighted Rooms
New York Herald describes stereopticon pictures usable in daylight or bright rooms. Devices keep lantern light from the screen, using heavy curtains or a glass panel in a black box, so screens aren’t dazzled and lamps need not be extinguished.
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New York Herald
France
Paris
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Atta
Leishmann
Miss Berry
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