Taft Warns Republicans on Tariff in Yale Address
President Taft told Yale's 1800 graduates that if Republicans fail to meet public expectations they risk becoming a minority opposition. He spoke extemporaneously on tariff tensions, joked about Dickinson and Democrats, and urged party unity amid national policy debates.
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New Haven
Conn
Taft
Yale
Congress
Republican Party
Dickinson
Panama Canal
Brother Dickinson
Chicago
Adams
Charles Francis Adams
Yale Corporation
Hadley
Skull and Bones
Washington
Methodist Aid Society Marks Tenth Anniversary Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church held a July 1 anniversary program with devotional music, a paper by the first president Mrs. Champion, a roll call of charter members, and a social hour with refreshments. It recalls the church’s former Fifth and Main corner location and notes past fundraising.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Helen Sartor
Ketchem Padge
Crampton
M. E
Fifth and Main
Frank L. Smith
A Bazaar Plan and a Call for Donations in Grand Junction
A humorous verse laments debts and ailing church organs while urging sisters to fundraise through a holiday bazaar. It critiques the old organ, furniture needs, and expenses, then invites readers to meet next week in Seattle for continued effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Seattle
Presbyterian Intermediates Defeat Methodist in Close Game
In a well played baseball game the Burgess class of the Presbyterian Sunday school defeated the Methodist Intermediates by a few runs last evening. The contest was engaging throughout and announces no game next Monday while Methodist Cubs face Christian Tigers Tuesday and Thursday and Baptist White Sox meet Pres Waite Giants Wednesday and Friday evenings. All are invited.
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Burgess
Presbyterian Sunday School
M. E. Intermediates
Methodist Cubs
Christian Tigers
Baptist White Sox
Preswaite Giants
List of Letters at Canon City Post Office July 1909
Postal notice lists unclaimed letters for the week ending July 4 1909 at Canon City Colorado. Names include Mrs C A Bell Mrs Eva Colwell Miss Clara E Hitchcock Miss Margarite Newman Maggie Parquet Mr Frank Parquale and others with packages and printed matter awaiting pickup.
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Canon City
Colo
Bell
C. A. Barette
E. D. Beardsley
H. E. Bobhannon
Carson
D. M. Cally
Gray
Colwell
Eva. Crafts
O. V. Ferghner
Earl
Fletcher
Fannie Que. Mahoney
Charles. Fuller
Hardy
Ida. Weaver
C. W. Wheeler
Theo. Wood
F. P
Hernandez
Reles. Johnson
A. N. Rohar
Martin
Robert S. Lewis
Shot in Wells Fargo Building Over Five Dollar Shortage
In San Francisco on July 2 Caroline Brasch a cashier at Gray Bros was shot in her Wells Fargo sixth floor office while writing a postal card to Emma Stoll of Chicago. Police chase Slav laborer J Novak who is suspected though evidence remains circumstantial after the $5 75 deduction from Brasch’s time check.
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San Francisco
Emma
Caroline Brasch
Gray Bros. Company
Wells-Fargo
J. Novak
Novak
Yong
Miss Brasch
Gray Bros
Emma Stoll
Rhine Street
Chicago
Woman Spy Killed in Tiflis by Bomb in Cherry Basket
Mary Bakhtade a prominent politics police agent in Tiflis was killed yesterday by a bomb hidden in a cherries basket sent by an unknown assailant. She widow of a former revolutionist who betrayed leaders and was killed last autumn. She had hunted those responsible for his death and had rarely left the police station for weeks.
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Tiflis
Mary Bakhtade
Politics Police
Mme. Bakhtadze
Recovery welcomed as Mrs Dill improves
Mrs. Dill of Phelps Arizona has moved from dangerous illness toward recovery and friends celebrate the improvement. Henry Abbott and Albert Caughey traveled Friday to Whitehorn near Salida to visit Mr Coles, Abbott’s uncle. Miss Sertor’s Sunday school class enjoyed a moonlit Wilson Creek picnic with eight men and eight women chaperoned by Miss Sartor.
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Dill
Phelps, Ariz
Henry Abbott
Albert Caughey
Whitehorn
Salida
Mr. Coles
Miss Sartor
Eight-Year-Old Boy Wounded by Neighbor's Shot
Eight-year-old Louis Tucker of Florence is in a Lincoln Park hospital with a bullet in his right knee from an accidental shooting last Sunday. He was in the path of a neighbor's shot aimed at a dog. the bullet remains lodged and causes him severe pain. Mrs. Tucker's family recently moved from Florence to Lincoln Park to pick strawberries, living in a tent. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised for burns and wounds.
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Louis Tucker
L. C. Tucker
Florence
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Reward
A vintage advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a guaranteed cure for catarrh, claiming it treats the constitutional disease internally by affecting blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer 100 dollars for any uncured case, with testimonials available and Toledo, Ohio as the address. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Four Mile Items Noted In Local News
Corbin Robison returns from Boulder after completing the U in C law course. Ben Curtis travels to Rifle for civil engineering work. Perry and Very Williams spend the Fourth in Denver. Jim Wilson claims his boy is a dandy. Local phones were knocked out by lightning Sunday evening. Espin and Heim of South Dakota visit Arthur Hurd. W L Robison trips to the middle west then New York and Pennsylvania. James Turnbull and William Lindersberger depart for Granite Colorado on a short business trip. A June Physical Culture excerpt extols fat reduction and vitality.
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Corbin Robison
Boulder
U. of C
Ben Curtis
Rifle
Perry
Very Williams
Denver
Jim Wilson
Messrs
Espin
Heim
South Dakota
Arthur Hurds
W. L. Robison
Middle West
New York
Pennsylvania
Progress Demands Breaking Past Old Methods
A column extols continual progress breaking away from tradition and outdated systems. It cites England selling warships for less than their cost to illustrate rapid obsolescence and notes the necessity of vacation and balanced living. It ends with a report of William Mackey, a Florence T rinple Creek railroad section hand injured while boarding a train near Dale.
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England
New York
Mother Earth
William Mackey
Adelaide
Florence T Rinple Creek Railroad Company
Dale
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Moethodist Aid Society
METTS
Presbyterian
Methodist
East Canon Notes
Hunter Palmer
James Turnbull
William J. Lindersberger
Granite
Colorado
Success Magazine
Rio Urande
Perane
arnIve
West Cliff
Lawes
Prasad
the Hardy Lumber Co
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