Attack on Bryan Listed in 1908 Campaign Maneuvers
The document recounts 1908 campaign maneuvers, naming Mulhall and Taft managers, letters to officials, and alleged efforts to influence nominations. It details friction with Ellis and Hitchcock, and references Emery and Van Cleave. The text also lists event numbers and acts from the Cheyenne Frontier celebration program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mulhall
Schwedtman
National Association of Manufacturers
James W. Vane
Arthur I. Vorys
Taft
Wade Hi
Bilis
Department, of Justice
Frank H. Hitchcock
Cannon
McKinley
Illinois
Reed
Ralph Dpd. Cole
Cdo
Ellis
A. I. Vorys
Hitchcock
Vorys
Chicago
Gompers
Gompere
Emery
van Cleave
Denver
Wilkes J. Uryan
Ed Mulhall
Frontier Days Pro Gr am Announced
Frontier Days presents a schedule of events across days one to four featuring steer roping, cow riding, bull dogging, squaw race for half mile, Denver Post ladies relay, hat race with purses up to 15 dollars, wild horse exhibitions, bucking contests, wild burro riding, and parades with prizes and conditions listed for the first and subsequent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Denver Post
United States
Paree
Mediation Board Heads Wage Dispute Amid Conference
Senate and House members plus conferees attended a White House meeting as mediation on rail wage demands continues. Railroads claim arbitration notices were required before any agreement changes while trainsmen threaten strikes if arbitration proceeds without senate approval of president appointments. Erie railroad negotiators withdraw from arbitration. observers debate a fair deal as baseball analogies pop up among spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
White House
Federal Board
Lee
Garretson
Erie Road
Farmers urged to work smarter not harder says Chamberlain
Professor A B Chamberlain of St Paul Minnesota argues farmers should focus on productive work and avoid excessive hours. He quotes the Bible saying bread is earned by the sweat of the brow and criticizes men who overwork without real results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BD. Chamberlain
St Paul, Minn
Wornout land reused to grow watercress and flowers profits
A 100 acre Pennsylvania farm near Philadelphia, once taxed for wear, revived by trenching a meadow to divert spring water into gravel beds. Watercress flourishes through winter under glass and wind protection, yielding about $100 daily in the first winter. Sections for flowering bulbs and French blacks provide steady annual profits and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Killing the Country. Agricultural cost of wheat farming
North Dakota Experiment Station notes that new agricultural land uses deplete soil fertility. A twenty bushel wheat crop removes about 9.80 dollars per acre in plant food, or 40.4 cents per bushel, and last year’s 15 million bushels took 70 million dollars worth of nutrients from the soil, reducing the state’s crop factory value accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Where the Chicken Geta the Ax
A Victorian-era guide describes a humane fowl killing method using a square post set in the ground and a precise blade to sever the head before bleeding in a box. The author argues this approach is cleaner and more humane than other methods and favors a cozy cutter over a hatchet.
Silo Advised for Easy Feed Transfer Near Barn
A proposal suggests placing the silo beside the cattle barn to allow direct feed flow from silo to barn. A feed carrier would ease operations in this setup.
The Busy Little Bee
A practical note on beekeeping stresses calm voices for hive harmony and emphasizes careful frame wiring to prevent combs from loosening. It outlines transferring bees before swarming and setting up a prefatory hive to aid queen laying, warning against harsh handling and loud talk near hives.
Portland Arrests After Street Meeting Defies Police
In Portland on July 17 Dr. Marie Equi led about 200 I W W supporters in a street meeting defying the mayor’s order. Police hauled both women and men to jail after a clash that saw Equi resist and police overpower her with two officers. Witnesses report pipe weapons and disorderly conduct charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Marie Equi
Equi
Industrial Workers
Clark
Re-Examination Case Probes Poison in Painter Life Policy
In Baltimore July 17 the United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co proceeds to another brain and viscera exam of Edward C. Painter of Jacksonville Florida who died May 22 after buying life policies exceeding 1 million dollars. A chemist found no poison traces in stomach and liver. Officials say the insurer was refused access to vital organs for the fleet examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company
Edward C. Paliter
Jacksonville
Fla
Painter
St. John's River
Charles Glaser
Barrettalker
Fidelity Company
Fragmentary remarks and moral musings from a wartime column
The text notes Glasser's examination and Mr Walker's testimony pending. It mentions a California executioner asking women to persist against capital punishment, taunting fellow murderers. It then laments dull summer resorts and notes that arguments are easy to find.
Peeping Tom Arrested After Midnight Window Suspect
John Dolan, 50, was taken into custody by Officer Christensen after police received a call about a man peeping into windows at 1909 House Street. Sergeant Embery and Christensen pursued the prowler near the Wesnaham residence at 201 East Seventeenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John &. Dolan
Christensen
House Street
Embery
Christenton
Wresnahem
East Seventeenth Street
King recounts atrocities by Bulgars in Macedonia campaigns
The king describes brutal Bulgarian actions at the start of hostilities in Macedonia. He notes Nigrita burned with homes left to flame, Trumitzs freeing only two prisoners, and Seres and Doxato laid waste with fire and sword. He cites mutilated remains and mass ruin among inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
Nigrita
Ita
Panghaon
Trumitzs
Dimithissar
Seres
Doxato
Dimbhisaar
Fragmentary Quote on Atrocities in War-Torn Region
The excerpt describes a brutal mood of satisfaction in pillage and murder and notes a commander reveling in torture. It claims Doxatos is reduced to a blood pool with only 150 of 3,500 inhabitants remaining, and many villages along the fleeing army's route suffer similar atrocities.
Information flow delays in Mexican policy talks
Reports describe uncertain conditions in Mexico as U S officials await clearer signals from Ambassador Wilson and Williams on possible policy shifts. President’s openness to recognizing the de facto Mexican government after elections remains contingent on stable conditions and evolving Carranza rebellion coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bayard Hale
Mexico
Wilson
Bryan
Washington
Olmay
México
Deleber
United States
Carranza
State Department
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
M. M. Mulhall
Labor Organization
J. W. van Cleave
James A. Emery
J. P. Bird
National Council For Industrial Defense
Association
Soc
Bie
Hi. Garwood the Florist
Frontier Days
Chambers
Mediation
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Cheyenne Frontier Committee
Laiies
Denver Daily Republican
Y.gether
George 8S
Banta
Glasser
Mr. Walker
California
King
Bulgers
Vernis Martin
Bronne
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