Osborne's shift from Democracy to Republican tariff support
A lengthy critique argues Hon A Osborne abandons Democratic principles by backing the Taft era tariff, noting his position as vice president of a western railway and accusing him of serving interests over people. It links tariff policy to panics, trusts, and inequality, urging adherence to Democratic government by the people.
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A. Fy ‘Osborne
Mr. Osborne
Osborne
Vicw
Western Railway Corporation
Taft
Osbornne
Toalso
Cleveland
Harrison
United States
School Board Meeting and Tardy Petition
At a recent board meeting all members attended except President Auer. A message from 80 High School students tardy after Loveland trial claimed no disloyalty and requested the master be allowed to drop with no further notice. Warranted bills were passed as the board adjourned.
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President Auer
Panila
Loveland
Amdon
Des Wilton
Saving Money at Home
A fragment notes people argue about soap costs and cheap brands. It mentions faster work from certain soaps and the idea that thrift affects clothes and health, with a warning against waste and unnecessary spending.
Roosevelt's Wound Described as Serious Bulletin
A terse bulletin reports President Roosevelt's condition after being wounded. It notes his temperature around 98.8, respiration normal, and calls for quiet rest. The injury is described as a chest wound, with the official statement signed by the attending staff.
Giants Knocked Wood Out In First Inning
New York Giants unleash a first inning barrage at Fepway Park Boston on Oct 15 as Devore Doyle and Snodgrass spark a 10 run start. Meyers and Cady drive key hits while Hall and Hooper contribute from the field. Celtics? Notable crowd of 20,000 watches wild action and Boston battles back with Merkle and Speaker delivering late inning resistance.
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Fepway Park
Boston
Kates
New York
Meyers
Wedd Wall
Cady
N.Y
bai—Devore
Hhe Roper
Hull
Buuto
Doyleith
Devore
Sec
Bai—Hooper
Speaker
Strite
Murry
Lewis
Atelier
hat—Hall
Ovore
Snodgrass
Strik
Caligit
Aud
Doyle Soves
Wildbireh
Snodgrase
Merkle i
Hedy
Stahl
Heston
Ball Gardner
Venter
Stahl Ip
Wagner
Tess Oh Fletehar
Mar Fle Crdy
Hall d
Wall
billi—Herzoe
Herog
Hall
Stuhl
Hooper
Bud
Hostou
Hilisi
Doyle
Gardher
Strke
Gardner
Merete
Merkie
Meyer
bath—Hall
Yorkes
Pat
Gardner Wi
Merkle
Nu Puis
Seth Lvni
Mit —Tasvennay
Oytto
Devore Uy
Mnil
Vall
Boll
Uni
Doyle Iy
Orig Field
Livecherston
Ife
Murry Ny
MuLey
Stelke
Wageonne
Markle
Balla
Gard
Warner
Highth Tnning
Doyles
Holl
Looper Nomis
Moyles
Dall
Yerkes
Shenker
Herzog
Wilson
Pletcher
Fry
Devons
Horton
Lewin
Dewin
Oall
Hill
Fletcher
Sistoher
Fever Conditions Not Serious in Union City Borough
Union City reports show nineteen fever cases in the borough over the last two weeks. Health officials attribute illnesses to unsanitary conditions and monitor city water. samples will be analyzed and residents notified of any findings.
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Union City
Minon
Thie
Coney and
Erie
Teast
Howe
Boyd
Tive
Hye Leon
Bewlth
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Relief for Children
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults, highlighting its fig-based formula from the California Fig Syrup Co. and urging mothers to keep the product on hand. It promises relief from stomach upset, diarrhea, and feverish symptoms without griping, touting its pleasant taste and easy dosage with directions printed on the package.
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Griplig
Tomorow
Selena
California Fig Syrup Co
Grange Finds New Home At West Spring Creek Church
The Grange, No. 246, has moved into the former Methodist church at West Spring Creek after purchasing it. Under Manley supervision the building was repaired and refinished by Manley and Bingham of Corry. Meetings resume on the second and fourth Saturdays, and a new member class joined at the first meeting in the new quarters. Finances are reported as in good shape.
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Spring Creek
Grange
Methodist
West Spring Creek
Maniay
ByerbAien
Manley
Bingham
Corry
Meimbern
Ovation for Bedient band meeting votes aid for home
An enthusiastic Bedient meeting at Falcontrast endorsed the Home of a Falconer boy. About 100 tickets were sold, with demand rising. Chairman James Slupion reported the committee expects about 200 seats, aiming to support the wagehall project.
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Falcontr
Bedient Banduet
Rolson
Datarend
Union City Water Contaminated With Typhoid Reported
Two more typhoid patients were sent to Corry Hospital today from Union City. The water supply was condemned by the health department after a sample showed the presence of typhoid germs in considerable numbers. The public was urged to avoid using the water until further notice.
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Corry Hospital
Corry
Union City
Beate Health Department
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Corry Evening Journal
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Nie
Ciner
Mail
Carey
Chicago
Roosevelt
Bulletin
Chleato
Thorsenvelt
Palve
Yale Clan
Giants
Wood
Red Sox
Testeau
M’graw
Sesoeb Sab
Seatac
Spring Creek No
Stein-Blogh
Stein-Blocu
Sam Jacobson & Co
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ONE Price Clothiers
M. Krieger
S. Center St
J. R. Graves
West Main Street
Barlow Hardware Co
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Valos
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