Taft’s Albany visit and heavyweight platform moment
President Taft spent a brief stop in Albany greeting Governor Hughes and notable figures including Inga Frances United States ambassador to Austria Hungary Judge John T McDonough and Postmaster James B McEwan. The president praised unity on the platform and urged backing from Hughes for strong support. A separate Chicago event announced a strenuous inaugural program for Taft’s long trip.
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Albany
N. Y
Taft
Hughes
Inga
Charles
Frances
Troy
United States
Austria- Hungary
John T. McDonough
Supreme Court of the Philippines
James B. McEwan
Mr. Tatt
Yale
Agid
Massachusetts
Chicago
Washington
Maryland
Democratic Party
Will Carmen Join With Federation At Rail Conclave
Delegates at the 118th nternational convention in the Atlanta Auditorium convene behind closed doors to discuss possible affiliation of the Railway Carmen of America with the American Federation. The program highlights include talks by Nra B. B. Smith and ex Governor Hoke Smith. Frank Comerford from Kansas City will address on Unionism and its mission as Friday night program looms.
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Carmen of America
Atlanta Auditorium
E. B. Smith
W. J. Adamos
Carmen's Journal
Kansas City
American Federation
Nra
B. B. Smith
Hoke Smith
Frank Comerford
Eskimo Cheer for Old Glory at North Pole
Reports from September 15 via wireless from Battle Harbor Labrador recounts Matthew Henson recalling raising the Stars and Stripes at the North Pole with Peary. Henson describes Eskimo celebrations, the flags, and the voyage party including dogs and Eskimos reaching the pole April 6, with multiple flags raised.
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Battle Harbor
Labrador
Cape Ray
N. F
North Pole
Matthew Henson
Robert
Peary
Henson
Governor Johnson Lingers After Emergency Operation
A political leader, Governor Johnson, underwent surgery at St Marys hospital. Early bulletins stated the operation succeeded and he is doing well. A later bulletin indicated chances of recovery, though not out of danger for five days and noted the patient will experience continued pain.
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William Mayo
Mr. Johnson
St. Mary's Hospital
C. F. McMegin
Johnson
Four Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths and Burials
Mrs. Maud Spivey aged 19 died at a private sanitarium and funeral services were held at Greenberg Bond Bloomfield chapel before interment in Stone Mountain Georgia. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. C Regnees died at home with services at the residence then interment at West View. Mrs. Mary Murrow aged 73 died at 1330 Marietta Road Howell Station with funeral and interment at Oakland Cemetery. Mrs Fantie Huckaby aged 70 died in a private sanatorium with burial preparations at Greenberg Bond & Bloomfeld and planned interment in Lawrenceville DC. she is survived by nephew W C Tennent and cousins A M Perkerson and Tom Moore.
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Maud Spivey
Mark Spivey
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
Stone Mountain
Mary Murrow
Marietta Road
Howell Station
Oakland Cemetery
Fantie Huckaby
Tantle Huckaby
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfeld
Parlora
Lawrenceville
D. C
W. C. Tennent
A.M. Perkerson
Tom Moore
Balton
Glavis vs Interior Department in Cunningham Claims
The document discusses allegations by Mr. Glavis against Acting Secretary Pierce and others, claiming attempted delays and haste in Alaska claims investigations. It argues Glavis failed to show proper context, notes Carvalho conduct, and supports dismissal for making false statements about superiors.
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Nts
Glavis
Department
Alaska
Pierce
Dennett
Behwerts
Department of the Interior
Cunningham
Roosevelt
General Land Office
Seattle
Ono
Garfield
Glavia Speks
Genera Land Office
Cunningham Group of Coal Lands
Interior
Gravis
Singka
Tereat
Field Service
Schwarts
You
Schwartz
Portland
Glavia
Glavia Tence
Sheridan
United States
L. R. Glavis
Taft
Ballinger
Secretary Ballinger
Homea
Forestry Bureau
Te Conservat
H.taft
Great year for baseball and the best stomach bitters
America loves baseball, with pennant races heating up as the season ends. The piece notes widespread devotion and a winning spirit across leagues, while praising Hestetter's Stomach Bitters for 56 years as the best remedy for poor appetite and indigestion amid fever and ague.
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America
Trup
Héstetter
Atlanta Girl Takes Stage Role in Traveling Salesman
An Atlanta girl formerly known as Miss Skancke will perform under the stage name Miriam Nesbitt in The Traveling Salesman at the Grand tomorrow night and Saturday. Her past as a swimmer at East Lake and three years as leading woman for James K Hackett are noted, with critics contrasting her Beth Elliott portrayal to Rosa Coghlan’s.
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James Forbes
Atlanta
James K. Hackett
Rosalind Coghlan
Beth Elliott
Boston Post
Beth Hullett
Misa Coghlan
Mise Neabitt
Swiss
Coghlan
Lfe
Miss Coghlan
Reth Eliott
Miss Nesbitt
Mr. Torbes
Government to issue weekly Pellagra bulletins nationwide
Washington September 15. Public health officials plan weekly bulletins on pellagra to show its prevalence and geographic distribution. Surgeon General Wyman notes no clear evidence of contagion, while Tennessee quarantines raise questions among medical authorities. Italian and other experts share non contagious views.
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Washington
Wyman
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Boards of Health
South
Atatea
Tennessee
Italy
C. W. Lavinger
Ita
Neckwear fashions dazzle at the metropolis shop show
The department of frills and frivols invites women to explore a new season of neckwear. Embroidered collars Jabots lace veils and scarves are showcased in varied patterns from 25 cents to $22.50. Shoppers are urged to see novel ties and lace coats while enjoying affordable to high end items.
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Department of
Four-year term for man who falsified marriage license
William Moore of Baltimore was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary by Judge William H. Forsyth for falsely stating bride Saylor was 18 to obtain a marriage license. They wed August 9. the bride’s mother insisted on law’s enforcement amid parental disapproval. Washington reports note Mexican officials see no danger of revolt amid Mexican presidential campaign.
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Clarence Hell
George L. Bell & Sog
Superior Court
Fulton County
Empire Building
Mr. Bell
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Baltimore
William Moore
William H. Forsyth
Eilicott City
Moore
Stilla
Washington
Mexico
State Department
United States
Ely
Senora Davejos
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Federation
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Pole
Bartlett
Britain
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Delta Kappa Pillon
John Johnson
Miriam Nesbitt
Pictaburs
McKeen Rocks
DR. Hathaway & CO
Adtianta
Buster Brown
Lalla Atte
Colow
Dre. Saylor
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