Roosevelt era rally defends party prosperity in Gallipolis
William H M Tathrooke spoke from a rear train platform in Gallipolis on a Saturday to defend Theodore Roosevelt era policies. He argued prosperity depended on the Republican Party and urged continued remedies to the economic ills, warning against turning away from that path.
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Athens
Os Ang
William HM. Tath Roke
Mos
Gallipolis
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Phiall
Prosperity Fears and Silver Remedies in 1900 Debate
Fragmented reminiscences discuss silver, debt relief, and Prosperity warnings. References rallying against imperialism and urging voters to back leadership promising restored prosperity, with focus on Farmers and business perspectives.
Watterson prints Walters letter urging black voters to back Bryan
Henry Watterson of Kentucky released a copy of a letter by Bishop Walters of the African Methodist church to Black voters. The missive denounces Taft and Roosevelt as part of a white political conspiracy and advocates independence in voting while admitting support for Bryan.
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New York
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Lowleville Couriers Jurnal
Wiehepy
Alexander Walters
Bishop Walters
W. H. Taft
Negro Pulitiers.” Hiehup Walters
Roosevelt
South
Democratic Party
Washington
Hryon
Bryan
Bishop Praises Taft in New York Delivery
Roman Catholic Bishop Thomas Anhing Hendrick of Cebu Philippines spoke in New York praising President Taft as fair and just. He arrived for a conference with the pope on church conditions in the Philippines and noted Taft’s role in settling church lands disputes while maintaining strict adherence to right conduct. He planned to continue his work in gaining guidance after a visit to Rome.
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New York
Thomas An- Hine Hendrick
Cebu
Philippine Islands
Liverpool
Philippines
Hendvick
Watt
Rome
Methodists Denounce Cannon After Letter Read
Lincoln Neb March 31 Methodist churches in Nebraska yesterday read from the pulpit a letter condemning Speaker Cannon for his temperance stance and for appointing four committees from the general conference to press the legislation. The letter asserts all Nebraska Republican congressmen favor the measures and urges Methodists to secure pledges not to vote Cannon for re-election.
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Lincoln
Amr
Nebraska
Cannon
Wasington
Thaw's Egotism Bars Release
Paris reports New York lawyer Martin W. Littleton, who defended Harry Thaw, says Thaw’s egotism prevents his freedom. He asserts Thaw would accept advice and release if he could curb his ego and overpowering urge to impose his ideas on others.
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Paris
Martin W, Littleton
New York
Harry Thaw
Durin
Thaw
Police Seek New Suspect In Atlantic City Shooting
Authorities pursue Thomas Deford after reports he urged his sister’s suitor to end a relationship and would act if he found Roberts in the winter's company. The description links Deford to the Atlantic City area, with ties to Baltimore clubs and Chicago, amid a boardwalk shooting near New Hampshire Avenue.
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Roberts
Sister
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Thoras Deford
Sry
Wes A Williams
Charles Berle Roberts
Rabin
Clatiman
Deford
Baltimore
Vincents
Boston
Worl
Detont
Battin
Chicaga
One Day Only Eye Examination Offer at City Hotel
Wednesday September 2nd from 9 a m to 5 pm parlor hours advertise an eye examination at the City Hotel. The firm claims its Dammers Scientific Method yields better results than standard chart tests and promises accurate fitting with no questions or in-eye tests. It touts glasses at $1.00 and asserts unique method costs five times more but better value.
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America
Eye Ailments Helped by Our Scientific Method
Advert says relief from headaches and nervous debility through glasses for cross eyes and astigmatism using a declared scientific method. Claims include nausea watery eyes and dizziness addressed by corrective eyewear.
Baseball Scores and Historical Battle Debate
Yesterday's American and National League scores are listed with multiple games in Detroit Cincinnati Chicago and Philadelphia. The piece then shifts to a historical discussion on the Bennington battle and the Monroe Doctrine, referencing Vermont New Hampshire and public commemorations.
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Horton
Chicago
New York
St. Louie
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Unieago
Ocincinnati
Boston
Bennington
Lexington
Monker Hill
Saratoga
France
Lee
Vermont St. Toute
Aleveland
Vermont
York
New Hampeline
Alicaga
Manchester
Union. Philatelphia
St Cincinnati
St. Lanta
Milk Price Forecast Fails to Rise Despite Drought Abroad
An old New England market note discusses milk price pressures amid June and July drought, noting steady hay and pasture crops. It cites the Milk Producers Union seeking higher winter prices, then tempers expectations as abundant late summer crops ease concerns. Public authority actions on milk production expand consumer benefits, with no new restrictions yet affecting production costs.
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Lewell
New England
Husband on alibi questioned in Atlantic City shooting case
Mr Auga Williams husband of the woman seen with Charles Roberts during a mysterious shooting on the Atlantic City beachfront last Wednesday was examined by detectives Saturday in his Fidelity building law office. Detectives Hervey Hamwersian and Wilson questioned him and agreed to visit his Long Green home to investigate further.
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Pbultimary
W. GS. Williams
Charles JB. Roberts
Atlantic City
Fidelity Building
Hervey, Hamwersian
Wilson
Williams
Long Green
Hughes Names Justice for Extraordinary Queens Term
Governor Hughes designated Supreme Court Justice J. Garrett J. Garretson of the 2d New York district to preside an extraordinary term in Queens on September 21. The session will consider the indictment against the lynchers tied to the Willem B. Annis case, with District Attorney Darrin of Queens overseeing proceedings.
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New York
Supreme Court
JoeGee Garrett J. Garretson
New York Judicial District
Mughes
Imbany
Queens County
Willem B. Annis
Lneteset
Darrin
Vermont Ball Games Saturday Scores Across Several Towns
Brattleboro Athletics 100 defeated Company 10 at Brittleboro. St Joonsbury beat Lisbon 7 to 2 at St Johnsbury. Newport defeated Frontiers 6 to 1 at Newport. Barton Landing won 2 to 1 over Harton after 18 innings at Barton Landing. Woodstock 9 defeated Malian AL Cy of Barre 0 at Woodstock.
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Brattleboro Athletics
Company
St. Johnsbury
St Joonsbury
Lisbon
Newport
Frontiers
Barton Landing
Harton
Ab Wondamek
Woodstock
Malian AL Cy
Barre
Masked robbers dynamite bank at St Eustache
Five masked men dynamited the safe at the Provincial Bank in St Eustache, ten miles from Montreal, at 1 20 am Saturday and took 12000 dollars. They held the caretaker at gunpoint and kept a crowd at bay with revolvers, escaping to Montreal. Two arrests have been made in suspicion.
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Montreal
St. Eustaes
Unclear fragment hints at world powers and Verona crisis
The text discusses impossibility of trust between two southern African powers, mentions Holland and a Venezuelan trouble, and suggests an old world reaction to a Monroe Line treaty in a Verona client context.
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Holland
Monroe Lioebrine
Thor —Tit
Louie Globe-Demncrat
Newark Health Board Faces Mosquito Fight Budget Critique
City officials in Newark review wartime health measures amid public worry over mosquito breeding. Health leaders defend spending and urge school programs to teach prevention, while cautions about public reliance on leaders surface in a framing of civic duty and cooperation.
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Newark
New
Jeremy
Chandler
Lanchester Union
Tariff Revision Will Be Decided By Congress
The upcoming sixty fires Congress to be elected in November will determine tariff revision, not the presidential winner. If Taft or Bryan is elected, Congress will be asked to convene promptly to act on tariffs, with the decisive power resting with the legislative body. Voters should weigh this balance of power.
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Venezuela
Java
Monroe
Quincy Adama
United States
England
Geremany
Italy
Venesosia
Congress
Atate
Castro
Wilhelmina
Atlantic
la Guayra
Maracabe
Castros
Brazil
Bonter Wie
Heneil
Sixty
Taft
Bryan
Walt
Bryant
Presidential campaign issue on tariff and leadership
A Boston Herald editorial outlines the central campaign question for the presidency. It weighs tariff revision, domestic and foreign policy, and the leaders Taft and Roosevelt, arguing the nation faces decisive tasks in finance, industry, and international relations. It stresses the administration's choice will shape the economy, banks, and judiciary interpretations.
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Greeslowa
Pounlay
Cholalit
Paynter
Newt
Banks Curromcy
Bus
United States
Thea Protien Lettea
Taft
Try Jan
Heven Ur
Itera
Wither Pon
Boston
Barton Horses Continue to Win at Races
Barton horses keep earning money at recent meets. The Monitor notes a string of victories two weeks away from home, with Lucy A driven by Lang taking first prize at Montreal for 1000 dollars, and Esteatie winning second in a free for all. Stanstead results list multiple Barton horses placing money, including Lawg A, Hee Statie, Sir Alexander, Rex, Baby Girl, and Barron Wedgewood. Lang plans further starts for Barton horses this season.
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Monitor
Pat
Barton
Ecktath
Mittebury
Lang
Montreal
Lucy A
Eestatie
Stanstead
Lawg A
Monry
Heestatie
Alexan
Rex
Baby Girl
Barron Wedgewood
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