Roosevelt Attacks Trusts in Pittsburg Speech
The article notes wGgs Jumps on Roosevelt and criticizes trust policies, citing Roose velt’s promises and urging stronger law enforcement. It mentions Judge Griggs planning a New York conference with Democratic leaders and Representative Littlefield of Maine drafting an anti trust bill.
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Wichwayman
Pittsburg
Griggs
Wittlefield
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Nyw
Littlefield
Maine
Jessie Morrison Hard Hit Twenty Five Years for Killing
Eladorado Kansas July 8 Jessie Morrison convicted June 28 of murder in the second degree for killing Mrs Olin Castle at her home by cutting her throat with a razor. She received 25 years in the penitentiary after three trials. The sentence will be appealed to the state supreme court. The Morrison trial has cost the county $12,000.
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Olin Castle
Eladorado
Kans
Jessie Morrison
Miss Morrison
Hittie
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Morrison
Britain will keep fifty thousand men in South Africa
London reports the permanent garrison in South Africa will total 50,000 under Lieutenant General Lyttleton. A vast reservist system will be maintained across farms and official posts, available for emergency call up.
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Britain
London
Dairy Mail
South Africa
Lyttleton
Money To Move Crops From Treasury
Washington July 8 The first money for moving crops was shipped from the treasury today 310000 to New Orleans and 500000 to Chicago. The demand from the interior promises to be heavier than last year. Since January 1 5000000 has been transferred against 3000000 for the same period last year.
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Washington
Treasury
New Orlean
Chicago
Woman Reunited With Husband Found Dead in City
Mrs Burnet W Pyle, after twenty two years apart, located her husband in Chicago at Garfield Park sanitarium. He died from a self inflicted wound, the coroner stating despondency over Congress choosing the Panama route. She had last seen him in 18 f Tucson, Arizona, and learned of his death from newspapers.
Volcanoes Erupt Near Lake Nicaragua Reported
The Democrat of Managua reports active eruptions from Mirad Valle and Rincond Vieja volcanoes southeast of Lake Nicaragua, Costa Rica, about 60 to 80 miles away. The July dispatch notes the eruption ongoing with flames spouting.
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Lake Wickaragua
Managua
Nicaragua
Mirad Valle
Rincond Vieja
Costa Rica
Lake Nicaragua
Texas Wonder Promises Kidney and Bladder Cure
An 1800s testimonial style ad touts Texas Wonder as a universal cure for kidney and bladder troubles, including gravel diabetes and rheumatism, claiming it helps men women and children. It offers mail order and drugstore sales with testimonials from a county treasurer and others.
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Hall
St. Ats
Araggista
State Department Pushes Colombian Isthmian Canal Treaty
The United States plans to submit a Colombian treaty protocol to Congress this December and sign it with representatives of Colombia to secure rights of way for the Isthmian canal. Secretary Hay aims to preserve the agreement despite possible political changes and will address Senate objections including French material restrictions.
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Washington
State Department
Isthmian Canal
Hay
Congress
Colombia
United States
Senate
Spaniards Mistake German Attitude in Manila Incident
Captain Pohl of the Irene in Manila harbor explains in The Marine Rundschau how American misconceptions arose from a saluting incident. A Spanish pilot mistook the German ship’s gesture for a Spanish coronation air, fueling extravagant tales in Manila. Dewey, aware of the truth, laughed at the Spaniards’ version while Americans believed it.
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Irene
Germany
Manila
Berlin
Pohl
Marine Rundschau
Dewey
Hallo
Gates will close Sunday at Exposition in Louisiana Purchase fair
Louis, July. The exposition board adopted a resolution to keep the gates closed to visitors on Sunday for the entire six day run. H Harriman, president of Southern Pacific, was named chairman of the New York world fair commission created by Governor Odell.
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H. Harriman
Southern Pacific Railroad
New York
Odell
Missouri Democrats Meet Indorse Kansas City Platform
Missouri democrats in Springfield nominate three state supreme court judges for ten year terms. The convention confirms the party platform without Kansas City or silver references, adopting an amendment pledging to uphold national democratic principles from Kansas City 1990. Gavon Burgess nominated for supreme court appellé judge.
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Kansas City
Springfield
State Supreme Court
Democrats of
Missouri
Gavon Burgess
Cattle Killing Sparks Ranger Appeal for Federal Shield
In Ardmore Indian Territory ranchers urge federal protection as cattle killings surge over twenty four hours. Deputies arrest two men for cutting pasture fences and allowing stock to be fenced in. Choctaw officials bar grazing on their lands while Chickasaw Nation imposes a 25 cent head tax.
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Ardmore
Ind
Ter
Colombian Liberals Yield to Government Pressure
Leaders of prominence surrendered to the Bogota government. General Salagar logs a dispatch from Bogota stating Generals Pedrosa Benito Ditoa Leal Teopito Garcia and staff, plus General Marin in Tolima, laid down arms for guarantees. At Carmen General De Tacap defeated liberal forces under General Monose with heavy casualties. victory over Garcia Revira reduces further bloodshed. Government flotilla returned from Aguas Dulces with provisions and captured schooners.
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Panama
Salagar
Bogota
Pedrosa
Benito
Dltoa Leal
Teopito Garcia
Marin
Department of
Tolima
Carmen
General de Tacap
Mberal
Monose
Garcia Revira
Aguas Dulce
Not Guilty in Paducah Case Involving 11-Year-Old Susie Frazier
In Paducah Kentucky the case of Susie Frazier an 11 year old Black girl who fatally wounded her uncle George Jones after he attacked her aunt Mrs Jones was dismissed in police court on motion by the county attorney. The prosecutor ruled the shooting justifiable homicide noting Jones had threatened to kill his wife.
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Negress
Paducah
Susie Frazier
George Jones
Colombian Officers Arrive in New York on Warship Prospect
General Pompilio Gutierrez and Colonel J H Gregory of the Colombian army arrived from Colon aboard the steamer Al - Manca at night. It is said the Colombian officers come to buy a warship for the Colombian army.
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New
York
Pompilio Gutierez
J. H Gregory
Colon
al- Manca
Young Ideas Are Their Care At Educational Meet
Minneapolis hosts 15000 delegates to the national Educational Association convention with total attendance near 20000 as sessions focus on social and Indian education. Harris Butler Alderman address issues. finances show 98017 on hand, 84000 invested. Suffers nervous prostration hospitalizes President Beard Spear. Next president candidates named Eliot and Foshay. future convention sites include Boston Portland and Niagara Falls.
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Minneapolis
Minn
National Educatonal Association
National Council
Indian Department
United States
Harris
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York
National Educational Association
Charles FH Keyes
Permanent Fund
American Society of Religious Education
Association
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
James A Foshay
Los Angeles
Boston
Portland
North Pacific Coast
Niagara Falls
Exposition Building
S R Vanzant
JI W Olson
Public Instruction
Cyrus Northrop
Minnesota State University
City Schools
Beard Spear
Nicholas M. Butler
E. A Alderman
Tulane University of Lsouisiana
Butler
C. D McIver
Greensboro
N Cc
Rockport Judge Sansford Shoots Self in Hotel Room
Prominent Rockport citizen Judge Sansford, aged 62, died by self-inflicted gunshot in a Rockport hotel last night. He had been in good health for years and left a letter to his brother Richard T. Sansford of Danville Texas.
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Rockport
Samiford
Richard T Saniford
Danville
Saniford
Final Decree Signs Assets Transfer in Distilling Case
Newark July 8 Vice Chancellor Emory signed the final decree transferring the Spirits Distilling Company assets to the Distilling Company of America. The case set a $1,036,648 bid after compiling $209,921 in total liabilities. Counsel estimated liabilities and fees totaling $360,000, with negotiations over whether nonparty stockholders were to be notified.
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Newark
Emory
Spirits Distilling Company
Distilling Company of America
Levi Mayer
R. V. Lindabury
The Real Problem in a New York Flat Debate
A couple discusses post marriage housing plans in New York. She favors a favorite flat found yesterday priced at $2,500 a year. He cites his salary of $3.00 and questions how to manage the remaining $500.
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New York
Trial notes reveal Disbrow statements about Foster and Miss Lawrence
Testimony in New York on July 8 details Disbrow’s differing statements regarding Foster and Miss Lawrence. Witnesses describe blood on Foster upon burial, a swollen face, and a cut over the eye, with further testimony about Lautres’ boat adrift and Disbrow’s claimed ignorance of Foster’s whereabouts.
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New York
Louis A. Disbrow
Scrafi Lawrence
Clarence Foster
Samuel Thompson
Gag Harbor
Foster
ama‘gwoHen
Hisworth Howland
Charles Rogers
Hampton Fries
Lisniew
Buoler
Miss Lawrence
Lisbrow
Wng
Luu Wooo
Express Uriver Pquires
Disview
Ioster
Warren Corwin
Lustorew
Ninre
Limpie
Lawrence
Terreils Hotel
Privileges of Royal People Across Worlds and Time
An exploration of royal prerogatives from Asia to Europe and Africa. It notes Seten Tea mountains in Tonquin, royal tobacco and sapphire gifts in Siam, dyed horse tails in Persia, sacred diamonds in Abyssinia, kite flying in Madagascar, and Spain's medieval touches. It contrasts monarchic perks with Britain’s limited modern privileges and a private royal probate system.
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China
France
Tonquin
Seten Tea Mountains
Imperial Court of
Siam
Chulalongkorn
Persia
Turkey
Menelik
Abyssinia
Madagascar
Ranayatana
Spain
Czar
Czatina
Napoleon LI
Russias
Peter the Great
Buckingham Palace
Windsor
Victria
Sample Coupon For Hogan Magnolia Beauty Bottle
We offer a free sample bottle to readers who cut out this coupon and mail with name and address to Lyon Manufacturing Co. 41 South Fifth St Atlanta Ga. The ad claims instant cosmetic effects on face neck arms and hands and urges continued use.
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Lyon Manufacturing Co
South Fifth St
Atlanta
Constitution
Brooklyn
Cranstonic Hair Food CO
West Broadway
Plans to end strike near as meetings set for today
Chicago July 8. Chairman F W Job arranged 10 am talks between road general managers and five member striker committees from each line to settle freight handler dispute. Committees will report to union officials at 2 am for approval and action awaits sanction. Freight being handled with little delay, unions fear sympathetic action by teamsters is unlikely.
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Chicago
F. W. Job
State Arbitration Committee
Job
Curran
The
Illinois Central
Emall Way
Ilfnoig Central Fruit
Teamsters
Wabash
Michigan Central
Wisconsin Central
Airiire
Hurley
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters' National Union of America
John Driscoll
Associated Teaming Interests
Yteamsters' National Union
E. L. Purley
Teamsters National Union
Teamsters’ National Union
Teamsters’ Nations’ Union
Sixteenth Infantry Arrives in San Francisco for Atlanta Duty
The Sixteenth United States infantry arrives in San Francisco aboard the Logan after long Philippine service and is expected to proceed to Fort McPherson Atlanta. The Seventh Infantry returns with 377 enlisted men, 27 prisoners, eight insane and 77 sick, with most destined for various posts. The Twenty third battalion at Fort McPherson will move to Plattsburg North Carolina.
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Atlanta
Philippines
Logan
United States Infantry
Fort McPherson
San Francisco
Plattsburg
N. C
Manila
Seventh Infantry
Sixteenth Infantry
Philippine Islands
Presidio
Great Candy Combination Backed by Standard Oil
The Confectioners Review reports a movement to unite eastern candy companies under one management, allegedly backed by Standard Oil. Standard Oil is said to seek ownership of major western sugar plants, fueling speculation of a broader candy plant consolidation with the Independent Glucosa Company in New York. The plan was rejected due to fear of a rival war if Corn Products Company gained candy plants.
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Cincinnati
Standard Oil Company
West
Eastern
New York
Corn Products Company
Widow of the Revolution Off the Pension Rolls
Knoxville, Tennessee July 8 Mrs Nancy Jones a revolutionary war pensioner is dead at her home near Jonesboro Her death leaves only two persons on the pension roll for that year In 1832 at age 16 she married Darling Jones then 68 who was a revolutionary war soldier He died in 1848 She had two sons in the Civil War on the Union side and a grandson in the Spanish American War They, her sons and her grandson drew pensions covering 19 years
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Knoxville
Tenn
Nancy Jones
Jonesboro
Darling
Jones
Ware
Manchest er Gingland Humour on a Tube Seat
On the Twopenny Tube between 7 and 8 pm a vigorous atmosphere sparked a humorous scene as a fat irate woman clashed with her mild husband over seating. A courteous young man finally yielded his seat, prompting the woman to quip that he was not her husband.
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Manchester Gingland
Guardian
Thomas
Ecclesiastical Hats and Matrimony Jokes Tale from London
A tale from London tells of Lord Rosebery in an Oxford Street hat shop where a bishop mistook him for a shop assistant and asked about a hat like his. The reply declared no such hat exists and he would not wear it. In Boston Post humor, a clergyman jokes with a Chicago bride about marrying twice as the ceremony proceeds.
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London News
Lord Rosebery
Oxford Street
Bisho
Tord Rosebery
Boston Post
Chicago
Oshkosh
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