Morgan Interests in Roosevelt Fund Scrutiny
From the New York World a report questions J P Morgan & Co and its ties to Theodore Roosevelt's 1904 campaign funding. It notes Morgan contributed 150000 dollars, claims the firm rarely gave to Republicans, and criticizes perceived influence over trusts and policy during early 1900s politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
J.P. Morgan
Ale
Morgan
Widoyo- Uon
Roosevelt
VP. Morgan & Co
Taft
Bureau of Corporation
Cortelyou
J. P, Morgan & Co
Steel Trust
P. Morgan & Co
Murvester
Treasury
J. P. Morgan & Co
Gary
Pek
Tennessee Coal and Tron Company
Mr. Bacon
The Morgan Interests and Roosevelts Alliance Examined
The piece accuses J P Morgan & Co of vast influence over finance and politics. It claims Morgan interests span insurance, banking, traction, and manufacturing under a vast parent house. It contends Roosevelt courted Morgan power to shape policy and campaign finance, suggesting a political swamp beyond public welfare rhetoric.
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Hirbert Saltarles
J. P. Morgan
Trailler
Honaparto
Morgan Interais
Morgan
Morgan & Co
Lsurance
Buitke and
Trust
House
Roosevelt
J. Morgan & Co
Morgan-Roosevelt Alliance
Mr. Roosevelt
A. 1 Morgan & Co
J.P Morgan & Co
1. PY. Morgan Co
JT. P. Morgan & Co
Republican Party
J.T. Morgan & Co
Givant Quirmer
George W. Perkins
Registration Trends Show Voter Turnout Rising
Registration was fair with about 1200 of 1400 eligible in this presidential year. Ward counts adjusted: First ward 814, Second ward 247, Third ward 281 and 143 in districts, Fourth ward 162 in district one and 124 in district two. Minor gains noted in several precincts.
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Bke
Walter Brigham
Will Dyckes
Will Westley
L. Auer
LD. Bently
Howard Woolf
Will Shielas
Vaccinate Cattle This Afternoon on Johnson Farm
Dr Greenfield received supplies today to combat anthrax at the Johnson farm west of town. State authorities ordered the herd to be given first class preventive treatment with initial vaccination today followed by a secondary dose shortly after.
Autos Had A Busy Day On A Summer Sunday
Autos and autoists enjoyed a favorable touring day with several minor accidents reported. W. Wolig Daniels was stalled on Warren road near Corry with Sean Lindsley’s pull as the car veered into a ditch causing no injuries. G. D. Head’s car sustained slight bumper damage at Findley Lake while starting after a partial clutch engagement.
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Autoista
Taree
Wolig Daniels
Evening & Machine
Warren Road
Corry
Sean Lindsley
Cole
Fone
G. D. Head
Findley Lake
Watch Stolen at Commercial Hotel Theft Suspected
Fritz Hay, recently arrived from Warren, worked as porter at Hy Commercial Hotel. A valuable watch disappeared from the hotel office after a coat was hung up. A stranger from Titusville who stayed at the hotel was near the coat area. the thief fled before Mr Lay found only part of the chain. Mr Lay searched Pittsville to recover the property as the other party had left.
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Fritz Hay
Warren
Hy Commercial Hotel
Font
Lay Lad
Taty
Titusville
Lay
Pittaville
Wilson Leads Among Travelers in Straw Vote Survey
Herbert Thawner, a Stacken Bros commercial traveler, reports a straw poll he hears on the road. Wilson leads with 46, Taft 19, Roosevelt 29 among mercantile travelers.
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Herbert Thawner
Loeas
Stacken Bros
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilton
Bracken
Bey Aral Fingy Witt
Tne Forest
Paver Company and Hardware Firms Leaflet Nearby
A fragment lists Paver Co Cream and Contentionary at 128 North Center and Wales Hardware Co Dut Hardware at 29 First Avenue. The OCR fragment shows business names and street addresses with partial punctuation. No broader context or dates are present.
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North Center
Wales Hardware Co
Flist Avenue
Canning Experiments Show Promise for Local Industry
In this city experiments by Mr. I R Williams indicate canned crops like sweet corn beans and tomatoes can be grown and processed profitably with a local cannery. Frost and rain hampered yields but the venture demonstrated feasibility and potential stockholder profits, urging the Chamber of Commerce to pursue establishment of a cannery nearby.
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1 R
Beveral
New York
Timany
Nero
le Tas Iit
Corry
Aged Man Dies By Poison in Harmony
Jimestown New York October 7 John Wesley Lamb an elderly resident of Harmony died after taking Paris green poison yesterday with suicidal intent He left a note saying no one is to blame but my wife The death followed a period of despondency linked to a lawsuit and mounting worry about a pending twanuh which affected his mind His wife Mrs Marlatt Mawkell Lawt Watts Wat noticed him on the couch and called aid He reportedly swallowed about a teaspoon of Paris green after leaving Will Gardner's barn
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Jimestown
John Wesley Lamb
Harmony
Paris
Tha Olson
Lamb
Marlatt Mawkell Lawt Watts
Itill
Assintanes
Will Gardner
Miller brothers plan flying test near Youngsville field
Reports say the Miller brothers of Corry have built a flying machine to be tested next week in a field along the Pennsylvania railroad between Try-Ineton and Youngsville. The machine, described as the Warren 'Tiner-Con trary' by locals, has stirred rumors of an imminent trial.
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Miller Brothers
Corry
Irvineton
Try- Ineton
Younneville
Miflers
Mutt and Jeff at Library theatre Tusaday
The famous record breaker of 1912 brings Mutt and Jeff to the Library Theatre in Tusaday on November 8. The show is hailed as the top musical comedy of the season with new, original clovered acts and dazzling performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusaday
Mutt
Jeff
Nithevanya
Ren
Mertt
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
We thank friends and neighbors who assisted us during my wife and mother’s illness and death and for the flowers. Your support and sympathy are deeply appreciated during this difficult time.
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Mull
Volunse
Mluliau
Hassivind Department
Chicago
Iw Nces
Roosevert
Evening Journal
Porter
H. Wess
Delaware
W. Wayne
Bell
A.B. Perri Florist
East Main Street
Bchramling & Reed Groceries
Center St
Sthen
West Main Street
THE
Alden-Ragon Coal Co,ltd
East Main St
H Henderson Piano CO
North Center Street
August Ausnerber Bakery and Confectionery
Ines Wilcox
Greadon Painters and Decorators
N. Center Street
Clark & Son
Franklin Street
J. Bryon Perkins Groceries
Putnam Flour, Feed and Fertilizer
Columbus
Foley Bros. Olgars
Pipes, Tobacco
L. R. Tikfany
John W. Lamb
Watts Flats
Paris Green
Youngsville
Warren Times
Miller Bros
Mutt and
Clothcraft Scientific Tailoring
Sam Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothiers
M. Krieger
S. Center St
J. R. Graves
Barlow Hardware Co
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