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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1908

Page

12

Roosevelt Urges Taft Backing In Nationwide Appeal

In a letter to Helena Montana cattleman Conrad Kohrs Roosevelt endorsements Taft as the best fitted to carry on policies of the current administration. He cites Tafts honesty, fairness to wage workers, and strict railroad supervision, urging Montanas prominent citizen to support Taft for national unity and reform without extremism.

Conrad Kohrs Helena Montana Montana Stock Growers’ Association Little Missouri Stock Growers Io Association Keohers Rocky Mountain Sagamore Till Oyster Bay Kohrs Tart Republic Abraham Lincoln Mr. Taft Lfe Congrese New York Tutt United States Taft Philippines Panama Cuba War Department Tad Theodore Roosevelt Heleni

Unique Southern Railroad Connects New Orleans Waterfront

The Public Belt railroad of New Orleans is nearly ready to operate. The city owns the river banks and has built a municipal railway along the waterfront connecting with trunk lines. This system will receive and deliver cars to all lines, link with ships, warehouses, factories, and stores across the city, enabling efficient cargo transfer and exchange.

Unique Southern Railroad Public Belt Railroad New Orleans Thig Mississippi River N. C. Picayune

Truth by Walton quote on privacy and public business

A Walton aphorism declares that what is everybody’s business is nobody’s business, reflecting themes of privacy and communal obligation in public life. The maxim frames responsibility as a shared, yet individually bounded, concern.

Walton

Landis Challenged Over Outside Influence in Oil Fine Case

Chicago judge Kenesaw Landis, famed for fining Standard Oil $29 million, is charged by oil firm attorneys with permitting outside influence on his rulings in a rehearing petition to the U.S. Court of Appeals. The company calls the government’s appeal malicious and argues high fines violate the eighth amendment and Magna Charta principles.

Chicags Kenesaw Landis Standard Oil Company United States Court of Appeals Sims John 8. Miller Morris Rosenthal Alfred D. Eddy Counse Grosscup Court of Appeals Landis Iitelihood

Freed in Subtreasury Case in Chicago

George W. T Fitzger ald, charged with stealing 173000 from the United States subtreasury, was discharged by Judge Chetinin after witnesses testified that government heads in Chicago and other officials were instructed not to testify or reveal evidence collected by secret service agents since the robbery.

Chicago George W. T Fitzgerald United States Chetinin Treasury Department Secret Service

Woman Dies By Self-Action At Niagara Falls

A woman about 25 years old of refined appearance walked into the Niagara River above Prospect Point Tuesday afternoon and was swept over the falls. Seventy five persons witnessed the death by her own action, with no identification left.

Niagara Niagara Falls N. Y Prospect Point

Fire at Belmont Hotel in Denver Kills Men and Injures Many

A three story Belmont hotel at 1723 Stout Street burned Tuesday morning in Denver. Firefighters and police arrived after guests, crazed with fear, jumped from windows to the street to escape smoke. Several died and many were seriously injured. The blaze is suspected incendiary in origin.

Denver, Col Belmont Hotel Stoutstreet

Interurban fare rules and social bills face Iowa legislature

Iowa lawmakers debate pay stations for the Des Moines to Herrold interurban and whether the two mile spacing applies statewide. A social evil nuisance bill to curb houses of ill fame was rejected for the special session, with a later push planned for the next regular assembly. Memorial services honored former legislators and the late William B Allison, while the Grant club nears a new High street clubhouse.

Des Moines Herrold Sixth Avenue State Railroad Commission Shig Lime J. H. Chandler Inter-Urban Railway Company John B. Hammond Prohibition Party Hammond Thirty-third General Assembly West Des Moines International Congress of Art London Prang Institute Chicago New York City International Congress

The Safe Way to Buy Paint

Property owners can avoid misrepresentation and adulteration by using the Dutch Boy Painter trademark from National Lead Company. The firm offers a simple testing outfit and a free paint book, sending details to Woodbridge Building, New York City.

Whith Woodbridge Bldg New York City

Horse or car debate sparks fashion duel

A humorous exchange between Mrs Sparker and Mrs Tyre weighs practicality against style as they joke about preference for a two horse carriage over a motor car. The lively talk reflects societal notions of elegance and modernity in attire.

Ten Years Of Backache Relief Promised By Pills

Mrs Thos Dunn of Columbus Ohio testifies that ten years of backache left her exhausted and miserable until Dean's Kidney Pills provided quick relief and permanent cure. She praises the product and states it is sold by all dealers for 60 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Thos Dunn Vine St Columbus Ohio Beckache Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Corot the Painter and His Sister Share Quiet Generosity

The artist Corot and his sister jointly owned a house in Faubourg Pain sonniere. A tenant tailor cried poverty and Corot secretly paid the rent, asking the man to keep it quiet. The tailor returned later, and Corot quipped that the sister recovered half of the rent from him, revealing his apparent generosity was partial through family repayment.

Corot Faubourg Painsonniere

When the Minister Scored

A country clergyman urged support for a charitable object by praising sympathy in the crowd then warned against overgiving and stressing that justice must precede generosity. He urged everyone to give only what they could pay, and the collection afterward was overflowing.

Pale Girl Overcomes Coffee With Postum Cure

A Dakotas woman long plagued by cold weather coffee effects reports life changing improvements after switching to Postum and Grape Nuts. She was pale, suffered headaches, indigestion, and nerve issues, but now says her complexion, energy, and digestion are better, with her children thriving on the products.

N. Dak Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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