Roosevelt Letter Supports Hughes After Refusal to Lead Third Party
Theodore Roosevelt reiterates refusal of Progressive presidential nomination and urges Progressives to back Hughes. The letter portrays Roosevelt as devoted to the nation, arguing a Third Party would be futile and that his stance serves the Republican cause and the country.
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Roosevelt
Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive National Committee
Col. Roosevelt
Theodore “Roosevelt
Roosevelt Tan
Wilson
Eich
Spirit of 76 Lives on in America’s Call to Duty
Across the nation critics claim the ideals of 1776 are dead, yet citizens answer the duty call. The citizen soldiery, the state militia, have willingly left private pursuits to serve.
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America
Goa
The Call to Arms and American Citizenship
The passage praises volunteers who will serve when called, stressing selfless citizenship as the foundation of the nation. It argues Americans, inspired by historical spirit, will endure through sacrifice and service, echoing the nation’s destiny from past wars to present times.
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Mexico
Bach
America
A Word for Waite
Dr. Frank Crane lauds Dr. Arthur Waite the New York dentist slated for execution for murdering his parents in law. Crane notes Waite shows no whining or blame shifting, admits wrongdoing, expresses sorrow, and accepts punishment as his remedy.
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Frank Crane
Arthur Waite
New York
Walte
Dr. Crane
Hiawatha Resident Lists Hounds In Tax Return
In Brown County Kansas a Hiawatha man lists his twenty dogs as $2 000 in value and asks assessment officials to value the hounds at $100 each The home of F B Kelley on Kickapoo Reservation shows property valued at $3 510 including livestock and implements County Clerk John Mathewson notes a possible mistake and forwards the issue to the assessor The man faces dog tax in addition to standard taxes for the animals and other property Provisional details suggest adjustments to the taxed values and potential duty to pay both dog and general taxes on the animals
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Hiawatha
Kan
Brown County
F. B. Kelley
Kickapoo
Kelley
Stee Ara
John Mathewson
Temple of Dishonesty Stolen Doors Reported In Los Angeles
A house shaped theft tale from Los Angeles describes thieves stealing a back door and other house parts. Mrs. W. H. Hill reported the loss from her 1414 Fedora street home. Police wonder what thieves will do next as more items vanish.
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Los Angeles
W. H. Hill
Fedora Street
Parta
Found sixty dollars in old clothes in Portland
A woman sorting charity garments at the Salvation Army in Portland, Oregon, found sixty dollars in a handbag. She gave a portion of the reward to Captain Andrews who returned the money, expressing gratitude by presenting a gift to the Salvation Army.
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Salvation Army
Portland
Ore
Banat
Andrews
Plowing by Night Shifts Reach 10 Acres in One Day
Lansdale Pa reports a farmer used a tractor with acetylene gas tank and a powerful searchlight to plow by artificial light for two days. Three shifts worked forty hours, plowing ten acres in twenty four hours, a feat attributed to elite earnings forcing nighttime work.
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Lansdale
Donkey Teaches Orchard Pruning in a Folk Tale
A lively old animal story for young readers recounts a hungry donkey who is mistaken for foolish until an open orchard gate leads to apples. After chaos and a harsh whipping, the farmer learns from the donkey and discovers pruning as a valuable skill, prompting gratitude and a wiser approach. The page also features brief, whimsical captions about a dinner menu, a small rabbit scene, and a Long Island horse show photograph.
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Donkey
Raze Gate Dispute Reaches New Bao Tee Event
A fragmented note reports a dispute over gate etiquette at a Bao event with unclear names and dates. The readable text hints at a heated exchange and possible gate restrictions affecting attendees and organizers.
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Fee Oes Estes Tea
Broadfoot a prominent Ontario born preacher dies in Iowa
Alexander Broadfoot born February 23 1850 at Seaforth Ontario died June 22 1916 near Berea Iowa aged 66 years 4 months 23 days He left a wife Jane Thorpe and six children James M John A Mrs Bert Butler Mrs F R Miller and Erskine plus six grandchildren Survivors include siblings and extended family The Broadfoot family moved through Kansas to Adair and Atlantic Iowa before settling near Berea He preached gospel grace for over forty years and was a well known figure in the community The funeral was held at Anita Methodist Church June 26 1916 conducted by A N O'Brien and D R Charles Interment followed in Atlantic cemetery
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Alexander Broadfoot
James
Jeanette Morrison Broadfoot
Seaforth
Ontario
Hia
Berea
Iowa
Jane Thorpe
James M
John A
Swarthmore
Saskatchewan
Canada
Bert Butler
Atlantic
F. R. Miller
Des Moines
Erskine
Aclfe
Grace
Vera
James M. Broadfoot
Lois
Lorene
John A. Broadfoot
Aletha Fay
Bert L. Butler
Dickinson County
Kansas
Henry County
Nowa
Eureka Township
Adair County
Broadfoot
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Methodist Church
Anita
A. N. O’brien
Duluth
Minnesota
D. R. Charles
Omaha
Atlantic Cemetery
Mra J N Brown to entertain southeast Kensington on Friday
Mrs J N Brown will entertain the southeast Kensington division Friday afternoon inviting friends to join and bring a fried treat for the gathering.
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Mra
J. N. Brown
Southeast Kensington
Naples hotel foundation work under old blacksmith shop
Workmen lay the foundation under the north wall of the Nels P. Brown blacksmith shop at 207 Chestnut street for the new Naples hotel as adjoining basements are excavated. Hammocks and canvas items are advertised for sale at The People's Store with various colors and sizes, while notices of thanks express gratitude for sympathy and flowers.
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Nels P. Brown
Chestnut Street
Naples
Dance at Crystal Lake by Bell Brothers Orchestra
A regular dance at the Crystal Lake rink each Thursday night features the Bell Brothers Orchestra of Care 3423 Ed Woodward. Monogram stationery available at the office.
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Crystal Lake
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