Harding Defends Corporations in Ohio Speech
In Dalton Ohio Harding criticizes attacks on trusts while backing corporate interests and questions costs of living benefits. He cites Cox Burton and party tensions as Ohio Republicans face a difficult campaign. Harmon appears set to win big in the state.
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Harding
Dalton
Ohio
Republican Party
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Marion
Theodore Burton
George KB. Cox
Harmon
What Roosevelt Thinks of Ohio Convention and Harding Candidacy
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Colonel Roosevelt has not voiced opinions on the Ohio Republican convention or Harding. The Outlook, Roosevelt’s official organ, condemns the convention and candidate, though Roosevelt likely did not author the piece. The report suggests Roosevelt agrees with the Outlook’s critique of the party’s tactics and orthodoxy.
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Rooseevelt
Ohio
Harding
Jimmy” Garfield
Roosevelt
Outlook
Lyman Abbott
Col Hhoosevelt
Jetusa
Mr. Harding
Wernorship
Ohiolican
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fire at Timken Roller Bearing Axle Plant Controlled
Fire crews from Navarre street and Dueber avenue responded to a blaze at the Timken Roller Bearing Axle company plant on Thursday evening. Spontaneous combustion in a pile of iron shavings started the fire, but the plant’s sprinklers quickly contained it with little damage.
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Navarre Street
Dueber Avenue
Timken Roller Bearing Axle Company
Resolutions On Death Of George Mayer Adopted
The Entre Nous club on August 4 1910 adopted resolutions expressing heartfelt sympathy to the family of George Mayer a popular member. They authorized printing in the Morning News and sharing with the family and club minutes and duplicating the roster for 30 days.
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George Mayer
Entre Nous Club
C. W. Hildebrant
L. E. Sinih
H. Rhamy
Courrières Mine Disaster Comparison Highlighted
The passage notes that in the 14 years before the Courrières mine disaster in Courrères Joiéo there were no French explosions killing more than nine men, while the Courrières explosion itself killed nearly 1,200 workers.
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Courreres
Joiéo
France
Courrieres
Horoscopes for Friday August 5 1910 Bright planetary aspects favor commerce
The Horoscope notes a strong day for merchants and workers with Jupiter offering fortune through honest efforts. Publicity via speech or writing is favored. new merchandise and sales look promising. Travel, training plans, and opening new businesses are seen as profitable, with emphasis on clear thinking and restrained pursuits.
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Jupiter
Mercury
Uranus
Cox Burton Harding in Ohio Politics Clash Report
A Cincinnati reply claims Joseph Garretson vouched for a Cox Burton interview truth coinciding with a political feud. The piece argues Harding could owe favors to Cox’s faction if governor, while Harmon's reform drive would not extend to Hamilton county.
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Cox
Burton
Harding
Cincinnati
Joseph Garretson
Cincinnati TimesStar
Statemis
George B. Cox
Garretson
Cox- Burton
Arigeo
Brown
Lotting
Cog
Hamilton County
Ohio
Harmon
Colum
Suffering Sisyphus and the Woman Suffragist Legend
A patriotic essay contrasts the endless uphill struggle for women’s suffrage with Sisyphus. It praises persistence, notes gains in property rights and education, and recounts Susan B Anthony’s early activism. It ends with a playful plug for the Unijama summer dress and social reform.
Wish the World Were Better Through Personal Reform
Poem urges self discipline and ethical living to improve society. It calls for honest actions, clean thoughts, and selfless wisdom. The verses promote kindness, learning, and spreading knowledge as seeds that benefit many.
Press Roundup Sparks Wry Political Snippets
A collage of snappy lines from multiple papers. Senator Ald rich speaks little on tariff wins, labeled wise rather than boastful. A Kansas explosion clarifies the Cannon misattribution. Governor Harmon ignites a nationwide guessing contest among Ohio Republicans.
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Aldrich
Indianapolis News
Harmon
Ohio
Three Sentences in State Party Platforms Stir Debate
A quotation notes disagreement over Democratic platform in New York and Republican rehabilitation in Illinois. The Louisville Courier Journal suggests three or four sentences are needed in Illinois to shift public opinion.
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Brooklyn Eagle
New York
Illinois
Louisville Courier-Journal
President’s proxy travel plan praised for duty focus
The New York World notes the plan shows admirable aims as it frees the president to perform duties in person. Aldrich accuses Bristow of lying and the forthcoming debate is seen as likely to turn acrimonious per the Chicago Record-Herald.
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New York World
Aldrich
Bristow
Chicago Record-Herald
Cigar Makers Rush for Two-for-Five Deals Signal Busy Campaign
The Times-Democrat notes manufacturers of two-for-five cigars are busier than ever, signaling an exceptionally hot fall campaign. The Providence Tribune argues Republican protection and prosperity must have long arms if they walk together.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Providence Tribune
Pointed Paragraphs on Truth and Tempers in Life
A witty collection of aphorisms contrasts expense with value and truth with rumor. It notes that the most costly things are often cheapest and that public perception can mislabel individuals, including on tombstones. It also mocks optimism and the persistence of missteps in life and law.
In Ideal Partners and Humorous Observations
A satirical column of quips about romance gender roles and society. Jokes touch on marriage alimony hedges and social norms with witty one liners. Strong entities are implied but not named.
Nine types of town critics warned by business group
The Journal of Commerce quotes E. M. Shhreiner, secretary of the Business Men's Association, listing nine kinds of residents who harm a town. They oppose improvements, disparage new ideas to outsiders, avoid advertising, resist hospitality, dislike others' profits, distrust public-spirited men, block movements not started by themselves, frown when strangers suggest settling there, and oppose any public project without personal gain.
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Journal of Commerce
E. M. Shhreiner
Business Men's Association
The bill clerk and cashier clash over wit and mischief
A bill clerk recounts how an eye injury happened in a quippy exchange with a cashier. The two trade jokes about doors, matches, streetcars, guns, and injuries as the clerk notes the incident that caused the swollen eye while the cashier offers cautious humor about safety and timing.
Radium Carrier Job Opens in Paris for Women
A new Paris employment option for women has emerged as a radium carrier. The role involves transporting a precious radium package between locations where its use is required.
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Paris
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