West Virginia Senate Seats and Campaign Fund Claims
The Huntington Advertiser notes debates over Progressive and Republican candidates for West Virginia’s U S Senate seat. It cites alleged campaign fund contributions by figures such as Davis Elkins and William Seymour Edward, while warning against auctioning a senate seat. The piece questions motives behind liberal contributions and names several figures tied to party finances and influence.
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United States
West Virginia
Davis Elkins
William Seymour Edward
Isaac T. Mann
Huntington Advertiser
Wilson
Watson
William
Kanawha
Louis Bennett
Simon Altizer
Henry Davis
Parker
Thomas Ryan
Huntington
Earth price for what it gives us in sorrow
A compact reflection quotes Lowell and Cowper on earth’s cost and the solitary road through sorrow leading to an unfamiliar land of grief.
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Earth
Lowell
Cowper
Critique of Trust Laws and Public Stance in St Louis
In St Louis a group questions Woodrow Wilson remarks on trust law. The Sherman Act is cited as clear but difficult to apply. Prof Murray is quoted on poetry versus prose. A woman comments the hobble skirt is ancient, recalling Aristophanes and the new woman movement.
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St. Louis
Woodrow Wilson
Gilbert Murray
Atlantic
Aristophanes
The Quitter editorial stance sparks reader responses
The Roanoke Times favors Bryan and punishes the Allens while some readers demand discontinuation. Editorial space is small compared to news, and the paper defends printing opinions as part of its role. A Constantinople war note and unrest of salesmen are mentioned. threats by constables go unalarmed.
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Roanoke Times
Times
Bryan
Allens
Uts
Mpney
Nfessen
Virginia
Flest
Aristocra
Clever Comment and Public Notices Collage
A collage of satirical quips and brief promotional lines from multiple papers. Entries mock church bells in New York and European ax sharpening, claim a fine refutes blind justice, and promote SAUER'S flavorings. The item blends era headlines with advertisements and short opinions.
Editors weigh suffrage clash with biblical quotes
In Philadelphia the suffrage opening address features Rev Dr Anna Shaw challenging male rule with a mock warrant from the Almighty. The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph cites Paul's epistle to highlight perceived male authority, while Wheeling Register criticizes sensational newspaper coverage as reckless.
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Philadelphia
Anna Shaw
Almidhty
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
Paul
Church
Wheeling Register
Early Christmas Shopping Urges Practical Forethought
The Pittsburg Post argues for shoppers to start early before Christmas to ease crowds and strain on clerks. Stores are prepared, selections are best, and a calm, satisfactory purchase is possible when buyers plan ahead and visit before the rush.
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Pittsburg
Pioneering spine grafts aid eleven hunchback children
At a Philadelphia County Medical Society meeting Dr. Guilym G. Davis described eleven cases in which diseased spinal vertebrae were replaced using grafts from the shin bone. The procedure, including dog studies, showed the grafts growing to fuse with healthy bone, offering hope to previously incurable patients.
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Philadelphia County Medical Society
Guilym G. Davis
Davis
Philadelphia
Washington Post
Voice of the People questions city bond practice
A reader from Bluefield West Virginia questions why the city has not set aside sinking funds as required by law to pay past due bonds. He cites a claimed saving of 18 000 per year and asks where the funds and savings have gone, referencing a 1912 municipal election.
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Evening Ledger
Telegraph
Bliefield
Ctty
Journalism teachers form permanent organization at Hotel Sherman
The Hotel Sherman hosts a meeting to form a permanent journalism instructors group and discuss teaching methods. Prof. Fred Newton Scott of the University of Michigan presides as representatives from Pathering University, Columbia, Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, Oregon, Indiana, DePauw, Kansas, and state colleges of Iowa and Kansas attend. Dr Talcott Williams of Columbia delivers an address on Technical Instruction in Journalism.
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Sherman
Fred Newton Scott
University of Michigan
Pathering University of Michigan
Columbia University
University of Wisconsin
University of Ilinois
University of Missouri
University of Oregon
Indiana University
DePauw University
University of Kansas
State Agricultural Colleges of
Iowa
Kansas
Talcoit Williams
Pulitzer School of Journalism
England Wins Davis Cup Title in Melbourne Final
England clinched the Davis Cup by defeating Australia in Melbourne to take the world lawn tennis championship, after winning the decisive third match against the Australian defenders.
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Melbourne
Australia
England
Man Arrested in San Antonio for Neutrality Law Violation
Manuel Garza Albate was arrested in San Antonio Texas by deputy U.S. marshals on the charge of violating neutrality laws.
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San Antonio
Tex
Manuel Garza Albate
United States
The Busy Store Adverts Its Busy Appeal
A bustling local shop runs advertisements highlighting its wide range of goods and competitive prices to attract customers. The notice emphasizes daily deals and in store specials.
Coal Price Investigation Set for December 4 Hearing
United States District Attorney Groner fixed December 4 as the date for a preliminary hearing in an antitrust probe into the recent coal price rise by Norfolk dealers. Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News and Hampton coal dealers and others have been invited to the next Wednesday hearing.
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Norfolk
United States
Groner
Portsmouth
Newport News
Hampton
Armistice Protocol Approved in Constantinople
The cabinet approved the armistice protocol which will be signed tomorrow afternoon. A trade has issued sanctioning the protocol in Constantinople on November 30.
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Constantinople
Taft Holds Cabinet Meeting on Next Message
President Taft and cabinet discussed the forthcoming address to Congress, expected to be submitted late next week. The message will cover most topics but exclude foreign relations.
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Washington
Taft
High Cabinet
Congress
Stop Importing Tobacco Surges From Turkey
New York nov 30 The Balkan war has virtually halted tobacco imports from Turkey. Importers prepared for the emergency with a two year supply stored away. Three hundred thousand bales are piled in warehouses. The finest Turkish tobacco is sourced from Macedonia.
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New York
Turkey
Macedonia
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted By Toledo Firm
Company claims internal treatment cures catarrh by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. Praises physician endorsement and non quack status. Advertises testimonials and a 75 cent price for the cure, with a suggestion to also take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Journalism Teachers Meet in Chicago Conference
Journalism instructors from fifteen American universities colleges and educational institutions convened in Chicago for a daylong meeting to discuss teaching methods and standards.
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Chicago
Classifieds Spotlight in Daily Telegraph Column
Readers are invited to peruse the Telegraphs classifieds for profitable want ads. The notice encourages selling any item from houses and farms to cars and other goods, promising easy disposal at good profit through inexpensive ads.
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Daily Telegraph
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