Open letter from Fowler attacks Speaker Cannon in 1907 tone
Elizabeth New Jersey August letter from Charles N. Fowler Republican congressional hopeful denouncing Speaker Cannon. Fowler accuses Cannon of press tactics and bias to remove him from Banking and Currency Chair, and defends his bid to reform House rules. He cites prior correspondence and attacks methods behind the controversy.
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Banking and Currency Committee
Republians
Proagenda
Secont
Fowler
Cannon
Te Scuher
House of
South Side Park Renovations Signal Big Fall Showdown
South Side Park undergoes extensive upgrades under treasurer F D Chaffin and grounds superintendent, including new fencing, crowd flow enhancements, and a revamped livestock area. Track superintendent W H Harrison reports a near perfect half mile track and anticipates rain or sprinkler use to boost spring. Manager Moore promises a superior horse show arena with hundreds of loads of tan bark to enhance South’s premier arena.
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South Side Park
F. D. Chaffin
Pulaski Pike
W. H. Harrison
Tennessee
South
Harrison
Moore
Tigers Win 7-6 Over Cubs at South Side Park
The Tigers beat the Cubs 7 to 6 at South Side Park after a tense game halted once by umpire controversy. Tobe Green angered by a call, threw the ball away, and Pulaski's players helped resume play as Red Johnson pitched well for the Cubs despite several costly errors.
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Tigers
South Side Park
Cubs
Pulaski
Tobe Green
Pulaski Boys
Suffragettes Scale Roof To Interrupt Glasgow Meeting
Three suffragettes braved rain, cold, and police to reach the roof of St. Andrew's Hall in Glasgow on August 21. They climbed to the roof via a ladder, hid behind the chimney, and resisted removal after officials barred women from the Earl of Crews speech to the Colonial Office meeting.
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Glasgow
St. Andrew's Hall
Earl of Crews
Colonies
Sol
Daily Local Market Report from Louisville Dairy Prices
Receipts total 203 head cattle and 1 175 hogs with steer and heifer prices ranging from 3.00 to 6.00 for various grades. Sheep and lambs at 2.50 to 6.76 for best lambs, wool values listed, and produce items including eggs, poultry, butter with quoted rates from wholesalers. Hog market up a nickel, sheep up to 6.76, lambs 4.50 to 5.00.
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Louisville
Cattie —Heeetpis
Dulles
Feveers
Stockers
Flour And Grain And Wholesale Produce Prices
Quotations for flour and meal, bran, wheat delivered to mills, and junk, rubber, zinc, and lead. Also hides, ginseng, feathers, beeswax, tallow, and wholesale grocery and field seed prices. Includes sugar, coffee, cabbage, bananas, lemons, beans, and sorghum pricing from various suppliers.
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Colrmbh Mil & Elevator Co
Ashton& Mis
Columbia Man Files Petition in Bankruptcy
John Willam Frierson, bookstore proprietor in Columbia, filed a bankruptcy petition in the Federal Court Clerk's office. Liabilities total $1,858.38 with assets of about $3,500 including stock of goods and accounts. Principal creditors include Mrs. L. S. Peterson, A. D. Prierann, J. W. Frierson, rent, and Blackwell-Willandy Hook and Stationary Co of St Louis.
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Nashville
Tenn
John Willam Frierson
Columbia
Federal Court Clerk
Mra. L
Peterson
A D. Prierann
J. W. Phierson
Blackwell-Willandy Hook & Stationary Co
St Louis
Two Records Fall and Two Die at Indianapolis Race
In Indianapolis on the inaugural speedway day two records were set as William Bourque and Harry Holcomb died in a crash during the 250 mile race. Robert Burman won in 4:38:57.41 amid heavy dust from limited track oiling and frequent accidents.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
William A. Bourque
Knox
Harry Holcomb
Barney Oldfield
Beng
de Palma
Louis Chevrolet
Oldfeld
Robert Burman
Bourque
Holcomb
Stoddard-Dayton
Clements
National
Merz
Kincaid
American Automobile Association
Fred Ellis
Burman
Buick
Mercy Hospital
Frank Brander
Indiana National Guard
Crown Point
Worchester
Mase
Grantville
Misa
Knox Company
Hostoe
Albert Denison
Roary
Arc Dent
Unclear OCR fragment prompts unknown event
The readable text is garbled and fragmentary, yielding no clear event, persons, or organizations to summarize into a proper news item. Further coherent text is required to generate a valid title and summary.
Suttons body not exhumed in Arlington case
Washington reports confusion over a request by Mrs Rosa B Sutton to exhume her son Lieut James N Sutton Jr from Arlington Cemetery The War Department postponed the exhumation amid conflicting statements and unclear authorization While Secretary of War Dickinson is away in Nashville the decision remains unresolved.
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Washington
War Department
Rosa B. Sutton
Permssion
Arlington Cemetery
James N. Sutton
Sutton
Suttons
Dickingon
Nashville
Tillman warns Taft machine in Red Shirt reunion
Senator Tillman addressed about 10 000 at a Red Shirt reunion in Anderson on August 26. He called Taft the tool of a political machine and said census enumerators in the South aid efforts to break the Solid South. He condemned compulsory education as a threat to white supremacy and ballots control. The event featured a red shirt parade with thousands marching.
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Taft
Atlanta
Tillman
South Carolina
Bernhardt Sues for Libel Over World Article
French actress Sara Bernhardt seeks $100,000 damages from the World publisher Press Publishing Company after an article titled Fakes Won't Do, Sara. She asks to have testimony taken in France by an open commission with Judge Lacombe approving the request. Damages claim her memoir sales and character were harmed.
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New York
Sara Bernhardt
Press Publishing Company
New York World
France
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Mme. Damala
Sara
Mme, Bernhardt
Lebanon Home Is Fire Twice In A Week
The Alexander residence on East Main Street in Lebanon Tennessee caught fire again Tuesday night and burned to the ground after neighbors and the fire department stopped an earlier blaze last week. Fire discovered around 4 a.m. and the upper front floor collapsed as the Alexanders escaped with help from neighbors. Authorities classify the incident as incendiary and investigate the attack on one of the town’s largest homes.
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Lebanon
Tenn
Alexander
East Main Street
Postal Savings Banks Favored by President Taft
President Taft in talks with callers indicated he would push a postal savings bank system in the next Congress message. He sees billions available for Government use and favors using funds to buy 2 percent bonds while denying government deposit guarantees for banks.
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Beverly
Marx
Taft
Congress
Republican Party
Senate
House
Monetary Commission
Treasury
Department
Postotiies
Revolts at Cold Steel Reported in Fragmented Ad Copy
A damaged OCR fragment mentions doctors in Detroit Michigan aiding Mrs M. Ko Fisher for severe rectal trouble and an operation. It references New Lab Pills and claims about preventing appendicitis and headaches, with unclear phrasing and missing context.
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Mra. M
Ko Fisher
Detroit
Mich
Ron
Ete
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