Taft and Bryan Stump for State Rival Fight
Taft campaigns in West Virginia and Kentucky while Bryan tours Nebraska. The piece notes Taft’s tough contest for re election, Bryan’s strength in the Plains, and predictions by Secretary Wilson that Republicans will carry Nebraska and Kansas with reduced margins. It mentions contributions, labor leadership rumors, and Hughes as a major donor.
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West Virginia
Kentucky
Congress
William Monard Taft
Campaiguitus
Roafe
Taft
Timothy Healy
Bryan
Was Ony
Charles J. Hughes
Denver Public Utilities Corporation
Horton Transcript
Peries
Eee
Arnival Big
Wilton on stump as farmers resist Bryan gains
Secretary of Agriculture Wilton arrived in Chicago after a strenuous campaign through Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas. He predicted Republicans will carry all three states but by reduced pluralities. He said Democrats are united this time, with Bryan drawing much of the Democratic vote though unable to carry Nebraska or Kansas. He cited tariff policy as the farmers’ main hold on Taft.
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Wilson
Chicago
James Wilson
Nebraska
Kansas
Mr. Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Bryan
Neb
Wilton
Iowa
Kanes
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear rural notices
The text appears garbled with repeated phrases about medicines and crops. It mentions farmers, crop prices, and investment in automobiles, with references to British possessions, but the overall content is incoherent and inconsistent.
Jury Locks Up In Ice King Case Trial
Judge Hough ordered the jury in the Morse Curtis case be kept sequestered amid tense proceedings. Prosecutor Stimson revealed a Wilson alias and a $125,000 loan tied to Morse’s stenographer, while defense reacted with shock at the security move and new allegations about bank overdrafts and stock manipulation in the American Ice Company affair.
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New York
Get
Hough
Charles W. More
Alfred H. Curtis
National Bank of North America
United States
Stimeon
Ace Macfarlane
Mra Stimson
Morse Finance
Bank of North America
Mies Wilson
Moree
Weet
Primrose & Vaughan
J. A. Wilson
United States Bank
Ne Times
Morke
Tee Securities Company
Stimson
Morse
American Ice Company
Debaters Seek Return to Amateur Hockey in Canada
Montreal Oct 16 A movement among Canadian hockey fans pushes restoring amateur status to the game in the Eastern Canadian Hockey league. Proponents say the sport was cleaner and more gentlemanly before professionalism and hope a pure amateur league can regain public interest. But strong opposition from clubs backing professionalism may hinder any shift, with reports of clubs offering up to $2,000 to attract players and ongoing negotiations across the region.
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Montreal
Thous
Jce
Dominion
Oaid
Tienestt Ns
Guaranteed to Benefit In Dental Care Reform
In a bold claim, the notice touts a guaranteed benefit for a wide audience, citing a 3 percent and 8 district plan. It mentions persistent conditions like itching and shin-related issues, and names several firms and individuals in a fragmented, garbled overview.
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Carrie
Cannes
Rexema
Dietants. Com
Cornstalks Give Hope for Cheaper Paper in U.S.
Washington reports chemists from the departments of agriculture and forestry have developed cornstalk based paper as a cheaper alternative to wood pulp. Five grades have been created, including dark parchment like and white, using corn byproducts. If scaled, costs may drop at least 40 percent.
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Washington
Bureau of Forestry
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Department
HL. 5
Hrietal
Wis Exniutante
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bristol
Department of Agriculure
Memorial tablet marks Lincoln Douglas debate site unveiling
A memorial tablet recognizing the October 15 debate between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas was unveiled yesterday in Alton. Rev. A. A. Tanner presented the tablet, which Mayor Edmond Beall accepted on behalf of the city.
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Alton
Til
Out
Abranam Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
A. A. Tanner
Edmond Beall
New York Strife After Taxicab Incident Deepens
New York on October 16 reports continued trouble from the taxi strike with multiple arrests. A taxi driver was brutally assaulted on Seventh Street and taken to Presbyterian Hospital where doctors fear for his life. Extra police and special patrols were posted from Fifty ninth to One Hundred sixteenth streets near hotels and restaurants to prevent further rioting and attacks on passing taxicabs.
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New York
Taskal
Fittyninth Street
One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Park Wall
Igwins
Cholera Toll Rises in St Petersburg Report
Cholera outbreaks show forty-nine new cases and thirty-six deaths in the last twenty four hours. Hospitalized cases total ninety four as health officials continue monitoring the spread.
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St. Petersburg
Nhown
Cure Catarrh with Hyomei Remains Guaranteed by Red Cross Pharmacy
An advertisement extols catarrh as a moral and physical wreck caused by germs. It touts Hyomei as the cure and claims the Red Cross Pharmacy guarantees it or your money back. The ad notes a complete Hyomei outfit sold for $100 and promises relief from bronchitis asthma coughs colds and hay fever.
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Red Cross
Red Crow
Piles Cured in Six to Fourteen Days with Pazo Ointment
Pazo Ointment promises cure for itching swelling and bleeding piles within six to fourteen days or your money back. Safe for external and internal symptoms with claimed rapid relief and refund offer.
Our Groceries Sold by Weight in Every Day Trade
Our weights for tea butter flour and all groceries sold by weight prove the quality of our goods and the value you receive. You pay for what you get and what you expect you will get. Try our door to door service today.
Merchant Fraser ad quotes fair profit on produce
Merchant and Fraser advertises sweet potatoes at 12 pounds for 2 dollars, Cape Cod cranberries at 106 cents per quart, homemade apple jelly at 10 cents per tumbler, and Armour lard with tested and stamped pails. Offers 10 and 3 pound pails at 15 cents per pound and apples for dessert and cooking at right prices. Phone number and Elm Street listing included.
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Simon
Chicago Turns Out to Greet Winners at Home
Chicago buzzed as the National League champions returned from Detroit to a cheering crowd. Players planned celebratory trips and an exhibition game against Detroit, while fans hoped for more wins and a strong start next season.
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Chicago
Detroit
Covalesse Stunts with Philadelphia Nationals in Chicago tryout
Wicter Covaleski of the Philadelphia Nationals drew the attention of Giants supporters after being asked to test for one of the two clubs in Chicago. He pitched four innings against the Athletics, allowing no hits, striking out five, and was replaced by Weaver as Philadelphia won 5 to 3.
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Shamokin
Wicter Covaleski
Philadelphia Nationals
New York Giants
A Tigers
la Eequimes
Chicago
van Eack
Philadelphia Athletics
Weaver
Cleveland Managership Denial Over Murray Offer
Chicago Oct 16 Secretary B S Darnard of the Cleveland club emphatically denies a five year manager contract offer to William Murray of the Philadelphia Nationals for the Naps with a $10000 yearly salary No offer has ever been made by Cleveland to Murray Thar ner d Sunday
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Chicago
B.S. Darnard
Cleveland
William Murray
Naps
Murray
Tharnerd
Burlington Vermont Seventh Day Adventists Incorporation Filed
Articles filed in Burlington outline Vermont conference of Seventh Day Adventists uniting gospel work across Vermont and parts of New Hampshire and Maine with camp meetings and conferences. The corporation aims to solicit gifts and funds, with offices in Burlington and directors including Oliver Montgomery, Thomas Furdon, and Amy Newthan among others.
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Vermont
Ungton
Oliver Montgomery Thomas Furdon
Ruttend
Nte OS Parnesworth
Jamaica
Amy F. Newthan
W. Kb, Fortune
Bur
Inebriety Worst Disease Says Dr Crothers In Kentucky
Dr T D Crothers, superintendent of Walnut Lodge hospital Hartford Conn, argued at the Mississippit Valley Medical association convention in Lousville Ky that inebriety is a far more fatal disease than consumption and widespread. He linked moderate nephritis to reduced vitality, claims alcohol worsens all diseases, and asserts the alcohol problem is a real disease controlled by natural law.
President Plans Message To Congress In Annual Address
President held conferences while preparing his annual message to Congress. He discussed Interior Department plans with Garfield and Pinchot, immigration with Straus and Waterhouse, and reviewed politics with Rep Loudenslager of New Jersey.
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Washington
Bitny Yey
Waskin
Congress
Fle
Interior
Garfield
Forester Pinchot
Straus
Robert Watehorn
New York
Representa
TSCHAIKOVSKY TO GO RELEASE AFTER PRISON TERM
In St. Petersburg on October 16 M Trehui Koraky a revolutionary cadet will be released from prison tomorrow. Bail set at 25000 dollars awaits. Authorities expect a smooth exit and say he plans a return trip to the United States after the trial. His daughter has been devoted to aiding his release amid her mother's ill health. His will transfer part of his estate in Crimea upon release.
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St. Petersburg
M. Trehui Koraky
United States
M. Teelinioveky
Crimea
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