Taft Goes A-Fishing From Middle Bass Island
Taft and party fished from Middle Bass Island on a calm morning aboard the Faustina with guides and helpers. They fished at Rattlesnake Island and planned a move to ballasting grounds if needed, while Mrs Taft watched from a power boat during the morning outing.
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Middle Bays
William III
Taft
Middle Bass Island
Ed. Miller
Columbus
Fd. Marsh
Sandusky
W. C. Beckwith
Posteria
JH. (. Corbin
Charles ‘Taft
Heckwith
Faustina
Rattlesnake Island
Ballast Island
Charles T. Lewis
Toledo
Middle Nose Club
Cincinnati
Factional Fight in State Senate Campaign
In North Hero on Aug 1 a factional clash in the senatorial race is seen likely to aid Democrat John J. Wright of Albany against Republican William A. Soule of South Hero, with a reshaping element at work behind Soule.
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North Hero
John J. Wright
Albany
William A. Soule
South Hers
Winslow's Soothing Syrup: A Century Plus Remedy
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over sixty five years by parents for children with colic and wind unrest. The advertisement proclaims it as the old and well timed remedy available worldwide and urges buyers to ask for Winslow's and not other brands. It references a druggist distribution and conforms to product guarantee language of the period.
President Roosevelt Greets Olympic Athletes at Sagamore Hill
At Sagamore Hill a festive Olympic Day parade welcomed the London Olympians back to the United States. President Roosevelt greeted each victor with congratulations as American commissioner James K. Sullivan introduced the athletes. The reception, brief and cordial, followed by refreshments before the group returned to New York aboard Sagamoré.
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Clyster Bay
Sagamore Mill
United Mater
James K. Sullivan
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
New York
Sagamoré
Kewwaninka Corinthian Yacht Club
Centre Island
Merose Tech Jay
Core Neck
Ameaica
Red
Bryan Appeals to the Farmer in Campaign Speech
William Jennings Bryan denounces Great Growth in appropriations as imperatatum and accuses the 55th Congress of extravagance. He attacks imperialistic policy and mentions 99,000 new offices, army and navy costs, and tax burdens on farmers, urging relief for agricultural interests.
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St. Paul
William Jennings Ryan
Congress
Army
Navy
Republican Party
Cleveland
McKinley
Bolt
Iit
Villaite Rovers
Our $1 Glasses Offer at City Hotel Parlor Hours
One day only on Wednesday September 2, City Hotel hosts office hours with a spectacle sale promising duplicate‑free glasses. The ad touts a Dammere Scientific Method eye exam, claiming it differs from standard tests and assures correct fitting without drops or charts.
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America
Baseball Race Tightens Across Major Leagues
National league race tightens with six points separating the leaders as New York, Chicago, and Pittsburgh win games to stay near the top. Detroit slips after Cleveland tops the Tigers while St. Louis gains on Chicago. Scores: Chicago 2 St. Louis 1. Pittsburg 6 Cincinnati. Washington 7 Boston. Philadelphia 1 0 New York. Philadelphia 2 New York. St. Louis 4 Chicago 0. Detroit 7 Cleveland 3.
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New Yorks
Chicago
Pittsburg
Tnus
New York
Jew Pittelpeg
Thibes
Detroit
Gheeeland
Tiger
St. Louie
Winnier
Philadelph
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
National League
Watt
Lanes
Chicago- Pittsburg
Philadelphian
Brooklyn
Wweetates
St. Laureaee
Boston
Washington Ak
Hains Trial Set For October Opening
New York District Attorney Darrin announced the Hains brothers will be ready for trial on the opening day of the October term. He charges them in the slaying of William Aunis. Their counsel were notified yesterday to prepare for the case.
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New York
Darrin
Hume
T. Jenkine Maina
William . Aunis
Havns Brothers
Remarkable Headache Relief Promised by Vision Clinic
Claiming astonishing remedies from brain fog to insomnia and dizziness the ad touts a cure for nervous debility and eye troubles. It promotes corrective glasses and astigmatism solutions through “scientific methods” to reduce watery eyes and improve vision.
Labor unions split over pledge to vote Republican
The Central Federation of Labor debated and endorsed a resolution from the Elevator Constructors and Millwrights Union calling for labor to back a Republican ticket and oppose the Democratic party, a move that drew protests from several delegates who favored remaining neutral in party politics.
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New York
Central Mederation of Labor
Mierator Constructore’ and Millwrights’ Union
Fotloway
American Federation of Lalor
Twhor
Just
William Slenning Oryan
Demoscratic
Ulett
Central Federated Union
Opportunity to Regain Britain's Flour Trade
Washington reports a Special Agent Davis study for the Department of Commerce and Labor on reviving Britain's flour trade with the United States. It cites Liverpool mill dependence on wheat from England, Australia, France, Russia, and notes poor English crops this year. US mills have faced low exports to Liverpool for three years, with transport delays and quality concerns reducing shipments and prices.
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Washington
Great Britain
Liverpool
SL HL. Davis
Bureau of Manufactices
Department of Donmeret and Labor
England
Australia
France
Russia
Liverpool Hon
Aroorioan Mille Lowe
Waltax
United States
America
Tmber
Samose Promises Quick Weight Gain Diet Pill
Advertises Samose as a flesh forming aid to quickly increase weight and improve complexion. Claims noticeable gains in 1 to 2 weeks, with rosy cheeks, bright eyes, and stronger vitality. Customer testimonials assert dramatic results, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Ends urging purchase to avoid remaining thin.
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Ray
Dave
Saino
Ford
New York Racetrack Hearing on Saratoga Sheriff
A Saratoga county sheriff is under charges for failing to curb gambling at the Saratoga race track. Testimony in Albany was heard as Jonen, a Brooklyn candy salesman, testified before Commissioner George W. Schaman, called by Governor Hughes, after visiting the track at the request of the complainant, Reverend Walter Laidlow.
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Balleton
N. Y
Ohear Jonen
Brooklyn
George W. Schaman
Hughes
Sherif Bradley, Jr
Saratoga County
Saratoga Rice Track
Jones
Walter Laidlow
Mamie Sullivan murder clue reaches across seas
Paterson police seek help of British and consular officials to pursue a suspected cold case tied to Mamie Sullivan murder from twelve years ago. A letter from Alma McCrowe claims Albert McCrowe confessed to the crime to his wife two years prior.
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Paterson
N. J
United States
England
Mamie Sullivan
Chester Eng
Frmna
McCrowe
Albert
Supper Not Ready, Kills Wife in Clow Range Incident
James A. Teife a stevedore killed his wife at home last evening when supper was not ready. He then attempted suicide but failed and was arrested. The incident occurred in Westerly.
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Westerly
Bie Witc
James A. Teife
Clow
Tariff inquiry under way to aid committee work
Washington notes outline that Senate subcommittees led by Senators Marrowa Hopkine and Burrows will study administrative features of tariff changes. Western producers seek protection for wool hides and related goods while eastern manufacturers demand free raw materials. The finance committee plans a careful comparative cost review of U S production versus foreign countries as it prepares for tariff legislation after the House bill.
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Washington
Marrowa
Carlis
Senate
Hopkite
Iinois
Hopkins
Burrows
Petifee
Amit
United States
Hits
State
Hopkine
Wade
Mealee
Mowe Committee
Body Found in River Near Windsor Bridge
In Claremont New Hampshire an unidentified man was found by George Geers while rowing on the Connecticut River. The body floated about fifty feet from shore and 300 feet below Windsor coal bridge, trapped for four days. He was aged 40 to 60, with a gray hat, smooth dark face, about 5 feet 11 inches, 165 pounds, wearing a blue coat blue shirt and overalls. A possible scar on the forehead may indicate a previous wound. medical examiner could not confirm.
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Claremont
N. H
George Geers
Conpeticut
Windsor
Tad Gray Hatrd
Wife killer ends own life in jail cell
Julius Turner, a farmer, killed his wife and wounded his son in a suspected crime of passion and jealousy. He hanged himself in the county jail Sunday night, ending a case that began with a fatal shooting near the village church shortly after dusk.
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City City
Julius Turner
Mea
Turner
Enureh
18 000 Poor Defrauded Says London Prosecutor
London officials report that Harry Benson and others, directors of International Securities Corporation Limited and Faltrim’s Bank, were charged after receivership with defrauding 18 000 poor people and over 600 others. The prosecutor noted the scale of the alleged fraud as arraignments occurred.
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London
Sept. J
Harry Benson
Debra
George Petty
Ue International Securities Corporation, Limited
Faltham’s Bank
International Securities Corporation
Iams
Hem-Koid promises cure for piles with guaranteed result
Terribl distressing notice claims piles cause great pain and offer Hem-Koid as guaranteed cure. It notes external ointments fail, presents Dr Leonhantz Hem-Koid and Hem tablet as internal remedy with a $100 guarantee. Addresses Barre Vermont and Buffalo New York listed.
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Wufferere
Leonhantz
Eee Hirkert & Welle
Lm North Street
Barre
Station
Buffalo
N.Y
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Ad
The advertisement promotes a trusted family laxative Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, praised by physicians and widely accepted for promoting heart and happiness. It urges buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product through leading druggists for reliable results.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Canoe Patay Green Makes 480 Mile Cruise from Gloucester
The Patay Green canoe owned by Henry A Wine-Wond of New York City completed a 480 mile voyage in which Mr and Mrs Wood traveled from Gloucester Massachusetts to Prince Edward Island. They reported 20 hours of daily travel and sleeping ashore at night. They praised hospitality and the scenery of Prince Edward Island.
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Charlottetown
P. Y
Canada
Henry A
New York City
New York
Mra. Wood
Gloucester
Prince Edward Stand
St Stor
Gleucester
Prince Edwant Island
China May Recall Wu Ting Fung From Washington
The Chinese government considers recalling Wu Ting Fung amid disclosures seen as indiscreet. Wu Ting Fung, serving as minister to Washington, has been unsettled by his public remarks and platform. Tang Tun Yen is favored to succeed him as the new port head in Washington.
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Peking
Wu Ting Pang
Washington
America
Tang Tun Yen
Wu Ting Fung
Chinese minister Wu Ting Fang unreachable in Washington
Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese minister, could not be reached in the Washington suburb this afternoon amid reports of a recall tell Washington. An attempt to obtain a message via telephone failed as the household servants declined to relay any communication.
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Washington
Wu Ting Fang
Houe
Winn
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