Under Fire in The Philadelphia North American on Root
The Philadelphia North American attacks Senator Elihu Root, calling him defender of swindlers and conspirator in trust schemes. It quotes Roosevelt praising Root as a capable secretary of state attorney general and a future secretary of war, then urges Root’s unfitness as Chicago convention temporary chairman for the third term.
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Philadelphia North American
Roosevelt Cluic
B. A. van Valkenburg
Roosevelt
Elihi Root
Chicago
John Hay
Tn Philander Knox
Hith Root
Elihu Root
Roosewalt
Saratoga
Mr. Root
Root
Billy Root
Theotory
White
North Center Street paving project closes to traffic
North Center Street from Columbus Avenue to West Wayne Street is closed as Heath and Holt begin pavement work. The firm has about twenty men on site with excavation and sand filling underway. Street Commissioner Vogill reroutes access via West Wayne and Hare Creek Road for detours.
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Columbus Avenue
Wayne Street
Heath and Holt
Peverdl
Vogill
Wayne
Hare Cresk
Arrests For Illegal Fishing In City
Police report arrests at Hunter's station for illegal fishing near View with Out. Nine men including Blak War and Archy Mobulkenn face charges of netting fish during the season. A hearing before a local alderman is set for next week.
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Aldi
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Citowp
Tia
I Shore
Npeth
Carrol
Bort
Daniel Wile
Charles Mantels
Spearliis
Thys
Joe Tad Halojenint
Weill le Pivenm
Mtoe Insta
AL Hontr Styler
Hunter's Station
Electricity to Power Bread At North Center Bakery
August Ausnehmer of North Center Street today unveiled a Day No 1 electrically driven dough mixer capable of mixing a barrel of four and turning out three hundred loaves quickly. The compact sanitary machine marks a first in the area and promises enhanced bread quality. Further equipment upgrades are planned to create one of the finest bakeries in the region. observers are invited to view the new device over the next few days.
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August Ausnehmer
Ausnehmer
Bia Plana
Tim
Raymond Mfg Co doubles plant output as hires rise
The Raymond Manufacturing Co near a major rail hub adds several new workers to its large spring plant. Demand climbs with orders from major automobile factories and expanded building, boosting production capacity and keeping equipment and facilities expanding. Albert Hubbard quotes on work relate to harvest of labor needs in everyday life. A soap ad promotes Busy Tanke soap for washing on wash day.
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Raymond Mfg. Co
Raymond
Uy Lenpa
Bounda
Apringa
Aaparstss
Elbert, Hubbard
Albert Hubbard
the Phillsting
Jury Rules Deaths Were Accidental In Snider Family Tragedy
Coroner's inquest heard that Thomas A Snider and his wife died when their Lake Shore touring car was struck at Dead Man's crossing by a passenger train. Witnesses including chauffeur Arthur Birdsall Leite and Miss Ethel Stanton described the crash and its aftermath as the family prepared to travel to Los Angeles. The jury exonerated all parties, citing accidental deaths.
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Heledine
Jey
Hanlay
Wismy
Thomas A. Snider
Hia
Inka Shore
Morker
Maine
Attarney Miles
John B
Poranth
William Smthor
Thistata
Suider
Toronto
Orie Tate
Stephen T. Burton
Firsh National Bank
Cincinnati
Snider
Genl T
Ciniinati
Tromp Toronto
Snder
Ethel Slanton
Erie Crossing Safety Push After Tragic Weekend
Mayor Stern appeals to Lake Shore officials in Cleveland to guard Parker Crossing following Saturday afternoon crash that killed Mr and Mrs Thomas Snider. The crossing lies outside Erie city limits but is heavily used by residents and vehicles daily. Mayor Stern seeks arrangements to protect the public until a longer term fix can be made.
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Stern
Erie
Lake Shore
Erie Times
Cleveland
Parker
Turday Aternoon
Thomas Snider
Lip
D. C. Moon
Madley Resolution Sparks Long Debate Over Roosevelt Delegates
June 19 special to domn Chieu describes a lengthy session in Chico, Ty, with Hadley pushing to seat Roosevelt delegates. The debate centers on a temporary roll and seating the Roosevelt faction, amid accusations of unjust exclusions by the National Committee.
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Domn Chieu
Nile Aid
Boller Guard
Omer
Fen
Chico
Joseph Shunte
Forypenger
Hadley
Roosevelt
National Committee
Congresman Watson
Payne
Ventil & P.m
Dunkirk Boat Towing Wreck Silver Spray
Dunkirk NY June 18 The Uncle in command of Captain Donnelly left for Buffalo towing the hull of the Silver Spray. The Uncle arrived from Authabuls and tied up at the Washington avenue lock. The Silver Spray sank near Cleveland in a prior storm with all ten crew members lost. It was raised and purchased by Fix Brow of Buffalo and will be put in drydock for repair. The vessel had earlier been fired upon by the Canadian patrol Petrel while crossing the boundary.
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Dunkirk
N.Y
Donnelly
Buffalo
Authabuls
Washington Avenue
Cleveland
Fix Brow
Clavelind
Petrel
Boundry Line
Mausoleum Site Purchased for Oakland Cemetery
Warren June 18 Mausoleum Builders of Pennsylvanian and the Oakland Cemetery Association have arranged for Mausoleum Co to acquire a tract in Oakland Cemetery to erect a granite mausoleum with 300 crypts. The project will be a prominent cemetery feature enhancing appearance and sanitary standards. Also notes 1912 city tax payments due with late penalties and extended evening hours at the City Treasurer’s Office.
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Brani
Rebekah Lodge
Membara
Oakland
Trenaurer
Fragmented Sutter Street notice on medicine ad
A damaged OCR text advertises a medicine with garbled phrases about joints and pain. It mentions a price and a product name but lacks coherent details or clear actions.
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Watson
Cleve
Corry Hide & & For
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Corry, Pa
Sam Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothiers
Stein-Blochi Clothes
Singer Factory
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Barlow Hardware Co
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