Taft Grows Popular in the South Amid Democratic Letters
Southern Democrats cheer Taft citing expected cross ticket votes while Georgia opposition to Bryan lingers. Maryland Kentucky and North Carolina correspondents urge support for Taft as Taft reviews acceptance speech draft with E Ingalls after a golf match.
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William Hy Talt
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Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
Alleorgia
Taft
Ceorgia
Wiel
Lutena
Mtalen Nimith
Georgia
Bryan
Smyth
Marylant
Democrata
Democratic Party
Connecticut
E. Ingalls
Mr. Taft
Hitchcock Plans A New Method In Taft Campaign
Chicago dispatch reports Frank H. Hitchcock chairman of the Republican national committee and James T. Williams Taft staff member arrived from Washington to-day and will go to Colorado Springs for a meeting with Republican state chairmen and members.
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Taft
Chicago
Frank H. Hitchcock
James T. Williams
Wiliam H. Taft
Washington
Tonya
Colorado Springs
National Committee
Mfr
Uitehenek
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Hitehooek
New York
Mitehoock
Missouri River
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Diiteheack
West
Congressional
Unicaga
Auto Harvests Big Hay Crop From Misread Text
A garbled item describes an auto used to harvest a large hay crop near Stamford and Pittsburgh. A party riding in the car is swept into a humorous mishap as a mower is hitched and the machine rolls to a cutting event amid chaotic narration.
Bryan Moves for Funds to Aid Democratic Restoration
A formal appeal for campaign contributions was issued to farmers urging donations according to means to restore Democracy. John W. Kern, Democratic vice presidential candidate, accepted an invitation to speak at the Jefferson Club rally in Chicago on September 15.
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Nob
Ryan
Kern
Chicago
John W. Kern
Jefferson Club
Democratic reply from Oyster Bay to Bryan on Roosevelt vote
In Oyster May New York a Democratic leader telegrammed William Jennings Bryan promising a food majority for Roosevelt votes in his hometown and the candidate replied with warm regards and a pledge to watch the returns from that section with interest.
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Oyster May
N.Y
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Roosevelt
Maine Supreme Court upholds ban on liquor ads
In a six year case State v J B Bass Public House, Chief Justice Emery sustains a Maine statute prohibiting advertising intoxicating liquors in publications. The ruling relies on police powers and references the Wilson Act, affirming ads for liquor sales cannot be published within the state.
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State
J. B. Bass Publichsing Company
Bangor
Emery
Maine Supreme Court
Maine Atatute
Nat Tina
Avia
Maine Civic League
Dhe
Mixed Parentage Quaker Thought Prompts Fatal Tone
A boy drafting a composition on Quakers ends with the claim that Quakers never quarrel or fight and never jaw back. He dies, as he doubted the Quaker ideal. The piece appears in the Amikhia Chamma excursion section on page 2.
Homeward Bound After Slavery Of Many Years
San Franc | July 18 19 survivors of several Kindred South Sea Islanders kidnapped 18 years ago from their native strand and split into slavery on coffee plantations arrived here aboard the steamer City for Para. They travel as homeward bound tourists with the British government paying expenses. Capt Blackhorn who enticed them on board is dead.
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San Francises
Iaterma
Stentger
Para
Aml
Mii
Blackhorn
Monserrat
Prince Philip su Eulenberg Trial Opens to Uncertain Fate
Berlin reports the trial of Prince Philip zu Eulenberg was adjourned sine die. He suffers from multiple neuritis and anaemia, with the court held in the hospital consultation room as officials await further word on his condition. The defendant was arrested in May for perjury at the trial of Mac-M. a hospital stay delays proceedings.
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Berlin
Philip Su Eulenberg
Zu Hulenberg
Charity — Hospital
Norweltjame
Macsinsilian Marden
Prohibs Split Taft Support From Kin Relatives
Colomizh O July 14 delegates to Prohibition National Convention reveal resistance to Taft from Taft relatives. Reverend E M L Taft of California disavows backing Taft even as he plans to oppose Prohibition clause at the polls. He says cousin William J Taft cannot secure Oklahoma support.
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Colomizh
William Howard Taft
Eml Taft
California
Willan Howard
Hart
Oklahoma
William J. Taft
Taft
Two Deserters From Navy Arrested in Chicago
In Chicago on July 18 two sailors, Thomas McElreath of New York and Stephen Povalin of McKeesport, Pa, deserted from the USS Constellation. They said lemon custard and pie driven their choice, bought civilian clothes at pay day, and left Boston for Chicago on a night train. A detective overheard their talk and detained them at a Clark Street restaurant where they confessed their desertion.
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Toleas
United States Navy
Constellation
Navy
Clark Street
Thomas Mclrath
New York
Stephen Povalin
McKeesport
Boston
Fertilizers for Summer and Fall Top-Dressing and Seeding-Down
Vermont farmers are urged to use summer or early fall fertilizer applications for meadows to improve top dressing and seeding-down. The firm offers mixing formulas approved by the Vermont Experiment Station, plus materials and full instructions on cost and mixing. Write to Carroll S. Page, Hyde Park, Vermont, for formulas and directions.
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Vermont
Carroll S. Page
Hyde Park
Tarred Felt and Sheathing Prices Mentioned
Advertised building materials include 2 ply and 3 ply Tarred Felt priced at $1.00 and $1.20. Sheathing paper is offered at 75 cents, with a premium option labeled The best for quoted at $21.00.
Taft Pacify Ohio Factions Amid Vicinity of Hot Springs Visit
Washington July 19 reports on Taft seeking to pacify Ohio factions led by Foraker Dick and the Buckeye machine. Prominent supporters, including Charles Taft, praise his measured approach and anticipate wider appeal to business interests. The Ohio fight centers on delegates and the Chicago convention, with aims to show unity and secure Taft’s national leadership.
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Taft
Moosevelt
Ohio
Arthur Vorys
Taft J
Chicago
Oie
Foraker
White House
Walter Brown
State Central Committee
Henry S. Williams
Walter Guilbert
Dudge ‘Taft
Hot Springs
National Committee
Winglé
Buckeye Bill
Charlie Taft
Cincinnati
Charles
Chicago’s Prize Tightwad Divorce Case Made Public
Chicago, July 18. Mrs. Blanche M. Goetz sued her husband Alexander for divorce. She testified he wanted her to live on 15 cents a day and walk home after the ceremony. He threatened to kill them both, discharged a sick wife’s employee, and refused to leave their room to avoid a $2 weekly rent.
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Chicago
Blanche M. Goetz
Alexander
Ebiteh
Goets
Two Girls Drowned in Belchertown Pond
Flora Landry seventeen and Edna Schillare ten, cousins from Northampton, drowned after gathering pond lilies. After a lengthy search they were found in ten feet of water about eight rods from shore in the Middle Belchertown pond. Flora was an orphan living with her uncle Louis Schillare. Edna was the daughter of A J Schillare.
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Belchertown
Mass
Flora Landry
Ape
Edna Schillare
Northampton
Boyles
Lowi Schillare
Malus Schillare
A. J. Schillare
Hen Dies After Concrete Floor Accident in New Jersey
In Chatham New Jersey a Brabton Brab ton hen died after a concrete floor was poured in a hennery. The hen wandered into the roost a few hours later sank ankle deep in wet concrete and became stuck. Mr Budd attempted to free the bird but it could not be removed. The incident drew interest from local fanciers in the egg laying variety.
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Chatham
Thadleen Budd
New Jersey
Dr Leonhardt's Pile Cure Goes Global
The first package of Dr Leonhardt Horn-Reid pile cure began in a Nebraska town and cured a hopeless case. Demand grew and Dr J S Leonhardt of Lincoln tested it for general use. Now it is sent worldwide with a month's treatment per bow, sold for $1.00 with a guaranteed guarantee by Rickert Wells in Barre Vermont or by Dr Leophardt Go Buffalo New York.
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Leonhardt’ Horn-Reid
Nebraska
J. 5. Leonhardt
Lincoln
Neb
Rickert & Wells
Barre
Leophardt Go
Station B
Buffalo
N.Y
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