Roosevelt Labor Day Speech Draws 50,000 in Syracuse
President Roosevelt spoke at the New York State Agricultural Association fair in Syracuse on Labor Day, praising farm and wageworker prosperity, warning against class rule, and urging government by law not class. He called for national unity, fair dealing, and hard work across all sectors.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Roosevelt
Hanover Square
Fair Grounds
National Letter Carriers’ Association
New York State Agricultural Association
BOM
Washington
Lincoln
Republic
Court of Appeals
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Mrs Mary Lee Kemper Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Mary Lee Kemper died Sunday evening at nine at her father's Locust street home after a battle with cancer. Funeral services were held at two o'clock this afternoon by Rev H S Hohler and burial followed at South Lawn cemetery. She was thirty years old.
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Mary Lee Kemper
John Elson
Locust Street
H. S. Hohler
South Lawn Cemetery
Injunction Dissolved In Coshocton Depot Dispute
Judge Maxwell dissolved a temporary injunction in the Wheeling & Lake Erie versus City of Coshocton case regarding Walnut Street depot and scale house. Arguments by H E Hahn S H Nicholas and F E Pomerene for the city and J J Adams for the company lasted about three hours. The court ruled the injunction was granted too early and ordered dissolution.
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Donley
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Coshocton
Walnut Street
Maxwell
Millersburg
H. E. Hahn
S. H. Nicholas
F. E. Pomerene
J. J. Adams
Zanesville
Prohibition Party Nominates Elder Henthorne for Senator
The Prohibition party last week nominated Rev. C. B. Henthorne, D D, presiding elder of the Whrichsville district of the Bf. FE. church, as their candidate for senator in the 18th and 19th districts. The presiding elder has many friends in this locality.
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Prohibition Party
Rev. C. B. Henthorne
D. D
Whrichsville
Bf. FE. Church
New Baby for Columbus Family Ashman
Mr and Mrs Frank Ashman of Columbus welcome a nine and a half pound boy to their home. Mr Ashman serves as chief clerk in the bureau of Labor statistics.
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Frank Ashman
Columbus
Ashman
Bureau of Labor Statistics
For Sale 500 Bushels of New Timothy Seed
For sale 500 bushels of choice new Timothy seed. Call Coshocton Fur Co at 127 Main Street for details and arrangements.
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Call Coshocton Fur Co
Main Street
Bought Fine Property In Coshocton For 2500
One landmark Coshocton property changed hands last Saturday. The McCormick house, now occupied by Mrs Tunnecliff as a boarding house, was purchased by Elsa Tyler, a well known restaurant man, for 2500. Miss Caroline McCormick of Union County owned the property, and Dr Bendure arranged the deal. Tyler plans to remodel the old house and build a new residence on the east ground.
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Coshocton
McCormick
Tunnecliff
Elsa Tyler
Caroline McCormick
Union County
Bendure
Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a cure for kidney bladder and rheumatic issues. It claims sediment in urine signals disease and features endorsements from Rev Henry P Miller and a local druggist. The piece notes bottle sizes of 50 cents and 1 dollar and offers a free sample by mail.
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Eoceae
David Banced
Henry P. Miller
Batist Church
Apaitenburg
Sec
David Kennedy
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Ki Ooo Druggista
E. Anderson
Farming in Colorado Utah and Mexico
A note urging farmers to research irrigation before relocating and to request guidance from key interests. It highlights publications by the Denver and Rio Grande and Rio Grande Western detailing agricultural horticultural and livestock prospects in the western lands. Contact 8. K. Hooper G P and T A Denver Col for more information by September 14.
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Denver & Rio Grande
K. Hooper
G. FP
T. A. Denver
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New York
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