Roosevelt Speeches Mix Campaign with Anecdotes Abroad
In Trenton Roosevelt blends politics with stories from the cow country and the Spanish war. He urges the square deal, comments on parents and children, and warns crowds as he travels to speak in Elizabeth and Atlantic City New Jersey. La Follette quizzed over prohibition in Asbury Park, with a firm response that the issue was not central to his campaign.
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Roosevelt
Storles
Trenton
Elizabeth
Teddy
Atlantic City
N. J
Theodore Roosevelt
la Follette
Asbury Park
Dey
J. T. Scott
Mr. Stott
Windrrow
Taft
Olistaker
Bullara
George Kaul
New York
Roddy
Wren
Sanford
Birmingham
Oscar Underwood Seen As Strong Democrat Hope In New York
Montgomery reports from May 24 that Tammany leaders favor Oscar Underwood as the strongest Democratic hopeful for president. Governor Emmet O Neal says New York delegates favor the best candidate regardless of region, and Gaynor praises Underwood’s growing strength in New York. O Neal toured with Gaynor and spoke in Philadelphia for the Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association before returning.
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New York
Underwood
Montgomery
Specia
Tammany
Oscar Underwood
Emmet O'Neal
Harmon
O'Neal
Mason and Dixon Line
Gaynor
New York State
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington
Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Kentucky county conventions set for May 29 26 delegates to national slate
Kentucky prepares for county conventions to pick delegates for the state Democratic convention May 29 in Louisville. Governor McCreary supports an uninstructed delegation while Ollie James pushes for Champ Clark. James and McCreary likely to join the at large slate with other names like Watterson Beckham Mayo mentioned.
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Republican Party Organization
United States
Republic
Taft
New Jersey
Kentucky
Louiaville
Wilson
Chirk
McCreary
Ollie M. James
Champ Clark
Cleri
James
Henry Watterson
Beckham
John
C. Mayo
Otter
Presbyterian Assembly Adopts New Measures In Final Session
Louisville May 34 The one hundred twenty fourth general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States marked a record year. It created a vacancy and supply committee to connect pastors with 3000 vacant pulpits and unified relief and ministerial sustenance funds. A new intermediate catechism was adopted subject to revision. The assembly upheld the churchs stance against Aquor manufacturing and sale and recalled James Wilson as delegate to the Scotland council, replacing John W Foster. It declined to admit women ministers to Presbyterian pulpits and ordered withdrawal of unsatisfactory Sunday school materials. Emphasis on China missions noted, with both home and foreign boards reporting their strongest year.
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Louisville
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
James Wilson
pan-Presbyterian Council
Scotland
John W. Foster
Washington, D. C
Harrison
Wall
China
Foreign Mission Board
Home
Foreign Mission Boards
Black Rebellion Grows Steadily In Cuba Amid Attacks
Reports indicate a rising insurgency in Cuba with attacks on American plantations near Santa Clara and El Caney Del Sitio, looting, and sacking. The government braces for war as volunteers enroll at La Hunta and Azares Castle and a presidential yacht sails with veteran regiments toward Santiago.
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Guantanamo
Santa Crelia
Havana
la Hunta
Azares Castle
Haturi
Santiago
Emilio Nunez
Veteran Association
Oriente
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Havana City
Associated Press
Washington
Gomez
Cuba
Ivonet
el Caney del Bitlo
Palma Sortano
Beyamo
el Caney del Sitio
Tf Power
Fragmentary note hints at medicine affecting liver stomach bowels
A garbled line refers to a medicine claimed to straighten or affect internal organs including the liver stomach midn ey and bowels. The text is incomplete and contains many misspellings and symbols, yielding no clear attribution or context.
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LaXros
Try US Out The Next Time You Buy a New Suit
An advertising pitch for a clothing store promoting suits in varied price points with emphasis on style fit wear and risk free guarantees. Prices listed include 15.00 and 18.50 and up with claims of a splendid assortment of new styles and color effects. The ad promises satisfaction and a guarantee to fix any issues.
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Madras
Women Indicted in Atlanta Diamond Theft Case
A grand jury indicts three men and a woman linked to a diamond theft ring. Detectives tie Roddy Wren and Kaul to a trunk haul and money hush promises. Mrs. Morris, aunt of Wren, runs a boarding house and allegedly hosted the trunk unloading. Police trace diamonds to Decatur and a Morris home after faulty telephone leads.
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Mrs. Morris
Teddy
Wren
Atlanta
Raul
Roddy
Argers
Mraorris
Morris
Doyal
Mra
Bullard
Decatur
Western Union Telegraph Company
Scott
Thig
Inkerton “Amoney
Otty
Death of Dr J B Mack Former Presbyterian Pastor
Dr J B Mack the ynodical evangelist and former pastor of College Park Presbyterian Church died at Fort Mills South Carolina yesterday. He served Georgia churches for twenty years after coming from North Carolina and influenced many congregations. Survived by a wife a daughter and two sons.
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J. B. Mack
Presbyterian Church
Colleza Park Presbyterian Church
Fort Mills
8. C
A. R. Holderby
Moorea Memorial Church
Mack
Dr. Mack
College Park Church
Georgia
North Carolina
Woman saves infant from intruding burglar in mill district
Mrs J B Hallman a widow at 9 Gaskill street fought a burly black burglar who entered her home early Friday morning holding her baby. He threatened to kill the child and fled after she released him to save her infant. Detectives could not recover his dropped hat.
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J. B. Hallman
Gaskill Street
Mra. Hallman
Papacy Knocked by Presbyterians in Assembly Report
A United Presbyterian Assembly report denounces the papacy as a danger to liberty, citing a secret militia and Jesuitical influence. The document urges vigilant Protestant activism and prayers to counter perceived Catholic political power. It also notes growing Protestant control over corrupt politicians. Allen Dorr, 48, dies in Atlanta after a Friday afternoon collapse, with funeral plans pending in North Carolina. Mrs. M. M. Kirk dies at 104 Luckie Street, leaving a husband and two daughters. funeral in Hogansville, Ga.
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Seattle
Wash
United Presbyterian Assembly
Ita
Mrs. Sarah R. Foster Obituary Notice
Mrs. Sarah R. Foster aged 48 died at 453 East Georgia avenue Thursday afternoon at 3 20. Funeral held Friday afternoon and body to be taken to Woodstock Georgia for interment. Survived by husband F M Foster and three children. Also Mary Gulley died Friday morning age 28. Funeral at Hardeman's church this morning at 11 with interment in churchyard. Survived by husband EB Gulley and two children.
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Allen Dorr
Wtat Shoals Avenue
Haat
Atlanta
Greenberg & Bond
North Carolina
T. C. Tupper
Hea
James W. Dorr
Edin W. Dorr
San Francisco
Edward A. Dorr
Charlotte, N. C
Newton St. John
Ben R. Johnston
Melina Dorr
Sarah R. Foster
East Georgia, Avenue
Woodstock
F. M. Foster
Mary Gulley
Hardeman's Church
EB. A. Gulley
Justice to Pass on Thaws Condition
White Plains New York May 24 jurors denied by jury the only mention found refers to Keogh and a ruling on thaw's condition.
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White
Plains
N.Y
Thej
Mernia
Keogh
House Charges Petty Grafting Among Members In Debate
Washington May 24 A charge that members of the house were guilty of petty grafting was made on the floor by Representative Fitzgerald head of the appropriations committee. The clash occurred during discussion of the emergency appropriation bill carrying 201000 for house expenses. The telegraph bill policy was attacked as costly and lax.
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Washington
Representative Fitzgerald
Appropriations Committee
Fitzgerald
Lloyd
Missouri
Garner
Texas
Accounts Committee
Mr. Fitzgerald
Witzgerald
Gillett
Massachusetts
Betting on Race for President
New York May 24 Prospects of a thrilling race and wide betting have awakened New York’s betting spirit as money is freely offered on Taft Roosevelt or a dark horse for the Republican nomination. Democratic wagers center on November finals. Odds vary with no clear edge for Roosevelt or Taft. Brokers place large bets on Roosevelt or Taft outcomes and some on neither winning. Odds against Clark Wilson Harmon and Harmon are listed.
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New York
Taft
Roosevelt
Tatiana
Wall Street
Odaa
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Judson Harmon
Boy Kills Stepfather in Kentucky Tragedy
Glasgow Kentucky May 24 A sixteen year old boy Wilte Nuckels is charged with the murder of his stepfather Graven Crews. The only witness named is the mother Lore Crews who cried over her husband who was found shot through the window. Crews’ stepson is held at Tompkinsville jail awaiting a hearing.
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Glasgow
Lore
Kentucky
Wilte Nuckels
Triad
Willie
Crews
Tompkinsville
Ordered Tombstone for a Live Doctor in Cincinnati
Mysterious telephone messages disrupted Dr. Thomas Dickson as probate court clears other locals. Bertha Helda, a 33 year old cook, is committed to Long View hospital for the insane after a series of calls impersonating the doctor ordering groceries and goods. The climax involves a monument maker pressing for a four block tombstone order for the distressed physician.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Dickson
Bertha Helda
Long View Hospital
Dickson
Jewish Hospital
Miss Heida
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United Assembly
M. M. Kirk
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