Republican handbook guards trusts with firm stance
A Washington dispatch reports the Republican campaign textbook on trusts favors cautious, businesslike limits rather than antitrust outright. It contrasts GOP restraint with Democratic calls for constant agitation and tariff adjustment, noting the Sherman act's precedence and a long view of interstate commerce limits.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Representative Overstreet
Republican Campaign Committee
Griggs
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Youngest Exalted Ruler of Ohio Elks Named in Xenia
H. N. Schlesinger of Xenia is hailed as the youngest Exalted Ruler of an Ohio Elks lodge and possibly the nation. At 22 he led Xenia Lodge to rapid growth from 2 to 100 members and plans to buy a new clubhouse. A lawyer and Ohio State University LL B graduate, he may seek District Deputy post after rotation.
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Schlesinger
Xenia Lodge
Commercial Tribune
Xenia
Elks
Ohio
H. N. Schlesinger
Salt Lake City
Grand Lodge
Henry Morgenthaler
Cincinnati
Elks’ Lodge
Law Department
Ohio State University
Steel magnate hopes wife's gone for good
In Columbus Ohio a morning eastbound train carried Mrs. Samuel Carvey wife of a United States Steel plant superintendent and B F Hadley a rubber firm traveler. Carvey confronted a carriage scene where his wife and Hadley were seated with a waiter and champagne. a revolver brandished by Carvey ended the pursuit as the pair fled in a horse drawn carriage. Carvey expressed hope his wife is gone for good and said he would send his boys to their grandparents.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus. O
Samuel Carvey
United States Steel Corporation
B. F. Hadley
New York Rubber Company
Hadley
Carvey
Mr. Carvey
Grummer
Southern
Nick Wirthwein
Steel Trust
Smith Open to Settlement After Manila Return
General Jacob H. Smith, back from Manila, plans several days in San Francisco before returning to Portsmouth Ohio. He calls his retirement an unwelcome surprise and says he would have faced a court martial if kept in service. He asserts he acted per military regulations and is ready to settle down quietly.
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San Francisco
Jacob H. Smith
Manila
Portsmouth
Smith
Samar
Luzon
Captured Bandit Drowns While Fleeing Liberty
Pablo Mauras, an island bandit who terrorized Romblon for a decade, was captured on Sibuyan but leaped overboard while being taken to Romblon and drowned. Also notes US transport General Alava to Singapore to bring Governor Taft to Manila, cholera toll in Manila area, and high provincial case counts.
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United States
Alava
Singapore
Landsman Shoots Self Aboard USS Montgomery
Given E. Brocar a 19 year old landsman on the U S cruiser Montgomery at Brooklyn Navy Yard took poison and died. He recently failed a naval yeoman exam and despaired over promotion due to defective eyesight. The Louisville Ky family requested the body be sent home tomorrow.
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New York
E. Brocar
United States
Montgomery
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Brocar
Louisville
Columbia
Stumpys Kite Delights Youth Into Bear and Panther Land
A playful tale highlights Stumpy's kite guiding him to a fantasy land of bears and panthers, a setting that captivates young readers as described in Our Boys and Girls.
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Stumpy
Rioting Marks Opening of the Ironton Strike
Rioting marked the Camden Interstate Railway strike opening in Ironton Ohio with mobs pelting motormen and conductors and stopping traffic. Union leaders led crowds across Elm Street Bridge as nonunion crews refused to run. No police appeared and the city faced potential disorder as officials prepared for further action.
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Elm Street Bridge
Second
James Sanders
Hartington
W. Va
Ashland
Ironton
Beechwood Park
Newark
Seth Vinson
Huntington
Camden Company
Ironton Hotel
Big crowd blocks cars with stones in Ashland
Ashland Kentucky sees threatening scenes as Great crowds gather along Camden Interstate Railway tracks. Nonunion crews are harassed with rocks eggs and fruit while armed guards stand by. A car stops at Fifteenth and Winchester as crowds surge and officials seek marshals.
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Commercial Tribune
Ashland
Camden Interstate Railway
Winchester
Fifteenth Street
Disorder General in All Affected Towns Strike Over Motormen and Conductors
General disorder marked the first day of the Camden Interstate strike by motormen and conductors. The dispatch notes that the strike was not generally obeyed outside of Ohio and continued on the second page.
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Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Huntington
W. Va
Camden Interstate
Yohe in Tears as Strong Eludes Her in Paris
Paris August 3 Miss Yohe arrived in Paris hoping to meet Putnam Strong. She is recovering from a sprained knee and was not permitted to travel or see anyone for a week. She told reporters she came for him after a message warned he might harm himself.
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Paris
Putnam& Bradlee Strong
Miss Yohe
Bois de Boulogne
Associated Press
Strong
London
Mr. Strong
Confessed 10 Theft of Jewels in Kokomo
Mrs. Hattie Hebert, wife of a cigar manufacturer, was arrested for stealing diamonds and jewels valued at 41,200 from Mrs. Charles Cline in Kokomo. She confessed, returned the goods, was released on her own recognizance, and may not be prosecuted. She claimed no excuse and hoped her parents would never hear of it.
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Commercial Tribune
Kokomo
Ind
Hattie Hebert
Charles Cline
Logansport
Esther
Indella
Louise
John Brozellio
Illinois
St. Luke's Hospital
Renewed Push for Armament Reductions Across Europe
A Rome dispatch reports King Victor Emmanuel plans talks with Emperor William at Berlin to advance a world accord on disarmament. The leaders, backed by the Czar, argue wars in Europe are waning as imperial interests shift to non European domains. Armaments could be cut or repurposed for defense, commerce, and a collective response to American competition.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuelli
Russia
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Victor ‘Emmanuel
William
Berlin
Italy
Oh Genet
Hague
Europe
Prefer Walking to Charity Pass
A young couple eloped from Dayton four months ago and married in Washington. They walked from Richmond to Baltimore, four weeks into the trek toward Dayton seeking work. Officials withheld names. the man is 27 and the wife 17. They refused transport but were given shoes.
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Baltimore
Richmond
Dayton
Superintendent of Charities
Washington
Aitrolley
Hadi
Margaret Uzzell dies noted charity worker at 75
Mrs. Margaret Uzzell mother of Parson T. A. Uzzell died in Denver at age 75. Born in Kentucky she came to Colorado in 1877 and widow since 1856. For eighteen years she aided with her sons in running the People's Tabernacle, with Rev. Bseve serving as pastor. She was a leading charity worker in the West.
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Denver
Col
Margaret Uzzell
T. A. Uzzell
Kentucky
Colorado
Campbell Woman Faces Murder Charge Over Infants
Chicago police say Nellie Campbell will be charged with murder after conflicting statements by Mrs Campbell and her thirteen year old daughter Viola about six babies in the household. Nellie admitted adopting three children Esther Indella and Louisa while denying other claims.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Neil Campbell
Nellie
John Wheeler
Campbell
West
Chicago Avenue
Inspector Wheeler
Mrs. Campbell
Viola
Esther
Indella
Louisa
St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum
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Charles Ross, Bart
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Charles Scott
Sir Charles
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Balnagowan Castle
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