Hood's Fills MR LA FOLLETTE BOOM Almanac Curbs in Taft Split
Washington dispatch reports Senator Commins will back Taft for renomination, altering Republican alignment. La Follette to face dwindling support as Cummins favors solid Taft delegation while maintaining private sympathy for La Follette. National League results note Boston and Philadelphia wins. other scores listed.
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Washington
Albert M. Commins
Laws
Robert M. la Follette
Taft
Senator la Follette
Cummins
la Fallette
Cumming
William 8
Ken- Sa Ee
Ex-President Roosevelt Attends Windsor County Gathering in Vermont
A White River Junction banquet hosted ex-President Theodore Roosevelt with hundreds in attendance. Roosevelt, delayed by a wreck en route, spoke briefly and toured Brattleboro Bellows Falls and Windsor, recalling the African hunt and Proctor. The event highlighted Vermont and New Hampshire citizens gathering for civic talk and celebration.
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Windsor County
White River Junction
River Junction
Theodore
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Bridgeport
Conn
Pilgrim
Frank Harper
E. A. Roberts
National. M. A
Springfield
Wallace Batchelder
Vermont
Northampton
Kenyon L. Butterfly
Massachsetts Agricultural College
Bellows Falls
John A. Mead
Col
M. B. Morgan
Retfind
Woal Committee
F. D. Proctor
Proctor
D. Kidder
Woodstock
U.S
E. J. Artame
Lee
New York
H. C. Pease
Hartford
F. P. Campbell
Wilder
P. Meech
Brattleboro
Charleston
Claremont Junction
N. 1
Windsor
Redfield Proctor
Junction House
Opera House
Mr. Roosevelt
Grace
A. B. Pratt
Congregational Church
Frederick, Lee
New Hampshire
Royalton
Thin County
Montpelier
Ant
Chance a Free Man Pardons Chance and Hagan Case
Boston reports a pardon for John Chance who had life imprisonment for the murder of Charles Russell. Arthur Hagan provided a statement from Chicago. Hagan, now married, leads a lawful life. Governor Fors and council granted the clemency after private review.
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Boston
Chicago
Arthur Hagan
John Chance
Charles Russell
Fors
Chance
Hagan
Dugan
Boston Price Force
Cree Wriven
Stone in Bladder Removed Without Surgical Operation
In spring 1904 I lay sick with kidney trouble and tried many medicines until a Swamp-Root sample from Dr. Kilmer & Co. helped me pass a stone from the bladder. I continued using it and recovered enough to resume work. J L Knowles, Headland, Ala. Notary J W Warppon attested to facts. Send for a sample and booklet. bottles 50 cents and $1.00 at drug stores.
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J. L. Knowles
Headland
Ata
Tus
Knowles
J. W. Warppon
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Roosevelt Denies Promising to Aid Taft in 1912
Springfield dispatch reports Col Theodore Roosevelt traveling to White River Junction when a rail wreck altered his schedule. Roosevelt denies a prior pledge to support any candidate in 1912 noting the rumor is entirely without truth and has not been discussed.
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Springfield
Jane
Theodore Roosevelt
White River Junction
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Roosevelt
Colonal Maid
Aged mariner pleads guilty to acid attack on Harvard students
Boston residents report that 74 year old Turdiviet Crapo pleaded guilty in municipal court to throwing sulphuric acid at a Harvard party. He aimed to lure three young women into an automobile ride to Providence. Fines and college suspensions were pending for several students including AH Clark, jard Hoffman, Benjamin S. Gante, and Charles C. Adsit. Clark reportedly suffered burns. Hoffman's clothes were damaged.
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Boston
William HH
Harvard
Aha
Peacee
Providence
Yesterda
Id AH. Clark
Holyoke
Jard Hoffman
New York
Benjamin S. Gante
Rapid City
Charles C. Adsit
Chicago
Clark
Hoffman
Exciting Chase Through Boston Night Sees Robber Held
Max Kalish awoke to a thief in his room in Boston's South End. The masked robber fled as Kalish pursued, aided by Patrolman Ian Clears who joined the chase in heavy rain. The fugitive slowed, drew a revolver, and was tackled and captured in the muddy street by the officer.
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Boston
Max Kalish
South End
Met
Rallsh
Kalish
Ian Clearson
Clears
Blue Coat
Gunboat Wolverine Withdrawn From Erie Station
The last regularly commissioned US warship on the Great Lakes, the gunboat Wolverine, is removed from Erie and to be turned over to the naval militia. This marks the first time since the Bagot agreement that no American vessel patrols the lakes, reducing the region to no armed ships.
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Wolverine
Washington
Navy Department
Plac
Erie
Naval Militia
Great Lakes
United States
Tetum
New Investigation Initiated by Unanimous Vote
Yesterday the committee on privilege and elections approved naming an eight member subcommittee to conduct a new Lori Mer investigation. The subcommittee will function as the main panel under the resolution and carry the full scope of the inquiry.
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Committee On Privilege and Elections
Lorimer
Mal Pately
Fragmentary notice yields unclear event and parties
Incomplete OCR text mentions a Saturday event in June with unclear names and details. The fragment suggests a social or adliaction context but lacks verifiable persons, organizations, or places to confirm specifics.
A Skin of Beauty by Forever FO00
A fragment notes an item titled A Skin of Beauty by Forever with references to FO00 OPUS Prop. 37 Get Jhon Sort Bow fk. The text is sparse and unclear, offering few concrete details or context.
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OPUS
Roosevelt Speech Echoes Rural Life Debate In Vermont
The event centers on a New England audience where ex President Roosevelt is praised for his influence on agriculture and rural leadership..dialogue touches on cooperation among civic institutions, country life, and the need for church backed country leadership. Speakers note farming progress in New England and the value of community ties, with references to the M C A and Grange figures.
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Vermont
Roosevelt
Colon
New England
Waitefield
Grange
Country Church
Wwext
Aler Tha Panier
Roberts
Dolliver
New York City
Dr. Bailey
Verom
YB . A
Windsor County
Theodore Roosevelt
Westmaster
Thin Folks Made Fat Promises and Warnings
A promotional note claims a weight gain remedy exists promising plumpness for thin readers of The Times. It describes a pill and ration plan, with refunds offered if expected gains are not realized, and cites D B F Davie as the Barre agent for Samese. The piece cautions the product may not deliver as advertised.
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The
Times
D. BF. Davie
Barre
Masia
Roosevelt Visit Draws Cheers at Dartmouth Event
Former President Roosevelt spoke at Dartmouth, praised the Brora ae commission, urged farmer welfare and cross religious cooperation in Vermont and the nation. He warned against radical change but advocated arbitration where honorable, concluded with applause and a college sendoff.
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Cour
Roosevelt
Dartmouth Hove
Vermont
Brora Ae
Butterfield
Congress
Ite
Mnet
Euixene
Dartmouth
Roekie Hand of
Nee Photh
Harvard
Assembly
Uy Ol
Inmate Arrest Ties Insurrection Plot to Y M C A Robberies
Edward Broke of Newport testifies in court about allegations linking a Mexico arrival to a spate of Y M C A building robberies. Police report unexplained cards and medals tied to the Argonaut Rowing club of Toronto, with letters from a St Paul woman found among belongings.
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Toston
Jimes
Mexico
Edward Broke
Newport
R. T
YMO
Y. Mok
Brooks
Evans
Argonaut Rowing Club
Toronto
Lester A. Gordon
St Paul
Lesters
Kathryn
Arthur
Fawn
Knox Appears Before Senate To Explain Reciprocity Bill
Secretary of State Knox testified before the Senate finance committee on the Canadian reciprocity agreement. He reiterated that amendments to the measure could doom it. Senator Nelson sought a hearing on his proposed amendments, and a heated debate on the Root amendment could delay the committee vote until today.
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Washington
Dune
Knox
Senate
Nelson
Minnesota
Increase in Limestone Production in the United States
The United States Geological Survey notes higher limestone output in 1908 totaling 65,079,825 for principal states led by Pennsylvania and Ohio with millions in value. Lime burning in 1908 added 13,805,405 in value. A copy of Ernest Burchard’s report is available from the survey director in Washington.
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United States
Ernest ¥. Burchard
United States Geological Survey
Penney
Milncie
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
State Production Figures Show Mixed Stone Output Changes
The report records national stone production rising from 7 504 001 108 to a misread value amid survey data. It notes three states with notable figures Obie, Maytvania, and Ohio Pennsylvania New York show varied changes, with Ohio and Pennsylvania increasing while New York decreases.
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Neous Spies Mires
Ernest. F
The
United
Obie
Maytvania
Ohio
Aavania
New York
East Barre Clothing Co Sale Ad
East Barre offers a twenty five percent discount on all hogs this week with a thin week slogan from the Barre, Vermont clothing company.
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Clothing Co
Barre, Vi
Gary Says Roosevelt Acknowledged Tacit Federal Control
United States Steel head Mr Gary testified before the Stanley steel trust committee detailing the Tennessee Coal and Iron absorption. He stressed the administration approved the move as necessary to avert a financial panic, and that Roosevelt’s stance amounted to tacit acquiescence to federal control.
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Washington
BE. A. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Stanley Steel Trust Committee
House
Gary
Littleton
Tehnesmer Coal and
The
Steel Corporation
Oliver
Pennsylvania
Ohio River
Pittsburg Ae Company
Robert C. Hill
Pitter
Gillion
Barley
Jenied
Root
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Frick
Wertheimer's Clever Coup Secured a Prize Vase
The late Charles Wertheimer recalled a sharp Brighton theft tale. He overheard a priceless Chinese vase, contacted the resident by posing as a buyer, and used a staged house offer to secure the item. He later sold the vase for £35,000, netting a remarkable gain.
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Hamilton
Brighton
Hatton
London Telegraph
Keeping Tab on Dad
A humorous exchange from the Washington Star notes a stall boy asking about a father’s reaction to questions. One replies that the father says he is busy and to not bother him, then, when the boy leaves the room, the father looks things up in the encyclopedia to answer later.
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Dad
Washington Star
Breaking the Record at a Quiet Party
A fragmentary note from the Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes a playful exchange at a social gathering with a playful line by an eight year old girl named Mabel and a quip on labor and energy as a measure of value attributed to Hol and following lines.
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Mabel
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Lowan
MR. LA Follette
Alan Boston
St. Louis
Coveland
Philadelphia
Detroi
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St. Lewis
St Touia
Cincinnati
Cincelnnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
National League
Chance A
Man
Rangers Field
Lakes
Furtner
Felix Goureud
Oriente
Dream Or Magica
Beautifier
Eseresees
Nya
Anante
Aufornia
American Press Association
Samose
D. F. Davin
Medea Samoac
MR. Knox
East Barre
South Barre
Alten
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Moore & Owens
No. Main St
Tel
Holand
Michelin
Steading
E. A. Drown
Prospect St
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