Roosevelt Clash and Republican Convention Talks
A broad account surveys Democratic critique of Roosevelt and calls for constitutional balance. It notes Charles A Towne's Washington remarks aligning with Clark, Bryan criticism of banking policy, and calls for an elastic currency. The piece previews the Republican National Convention setup, expected length, and possible southern strategy, with mention of Taft and La Follette factions and Wisconsin's stance.
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Ryan
Willis J. Abbot
Charles A. Towne
Washington
Democratic Party
Towne
Bryan
Rourke Cochran
Champ Clark
Towne Gald
Theodore Roosevelt
Jawa
Wnh
Payne
Congress
Roosevelt
Chatruan New
Dover
Republican National Committee
Chicago
TNS
Sucha Perio
Firth
Bjerddan
Wisconsin
Ita Ethceholder
Taft
Semler la Follette
Holemevelt
New York
Reunion
Konowelt
Wincommle
Agricultural tips from a farm notebook period voice
A dense farm note style text offers advice on cattle and horse care, feeding, and breeding. It covers proper manure handling, drainage, barn layout, early treatment, grazing variety, Babcock tester use, pruning soil health, shoe care, blanket protection, breeding management, seed sowing, and feeding mixes. It also mentions tomato seed readiness, and notes on a Raleigh pecan tree producing yearly crops, with dairy cow feed cautions and remedies for scours.
Talking Session in Congress Prompts Anecdotes and Proposals
Washington notes a lively congressional session with Democrats planning speeches and campaign material while Republicans aim to restrain first term members from long talks. The piece highlights anecdotes like Private John Allen’s song, petitions from Senator Frye on liquor shipments, and discussions on reviving the motto In God We Trust and other reforms.
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Charles W. Arthur
Washington
Cannon
Code Joe
House
Almorgt
John" Allen
Mississippi
Allen
Benjamin Harrison
Baby McKee
White House
Frye
Maine
Congress
Treasury
Houston
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Congressional Record
Ohio
New York
Senate
Menbern
Lotor
Fan Beachelore
Harvey W. Wiiev
Chet Chemiet
We. Area Terest
Alter Wyman
Nergeon Generel
Marine Betpiin Service
Snedeker Lockard & Co Open Roscoe Undertaking Firm
Snedeker Lockard and Company have opened a new undertaking establishment in Roscoe with all equipment modern and up to date. They are prepared to handle all undertaking calls and guarantee the best possible service. Contact L. L. Snedeker in Roscoe by telephone.
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Roscoe
L. L. Snedeker
Edison Undergoes Ear Operation at Local Hospital
New York telegram reports Thomas A Edison, inventor, treated at a city hospital for left ear trouble. Dr. Arthur B. Duel performed the procedure to drain an abscess in the middle ear. The operation was not considered spectacular, and Edison will likely stay in the hospital about a week as a precaution.
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American Press Telegram
New York
Thomas A. Edison
Arthur B. Duel
Edison
Fire safety reforms urged to curb urban conflagrations
An editorial argues major cities need building code updates and smarter architecture to cut fire risk. It cites Cincinnati Cleveland and Columbus insurance losses and lists defects such as open stairs, plain brick walls, and shingle roofs. Remedies include iron doors wired glass fire shutters and sprinklered partitions to reduce premiums and losses.
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Boards of Trade
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Chittenden
San Francisco
BD & Creamer
Hackenschmidt Great Build Faces Gotch in Potential International Bout
Wrestling fans show immense interest in Hackenschmidt and Gotch clashing for an international title. Hackenschmidt, a 254 pound Russian-born powerhouse in prime form, would meet Gotch, reputedly 190 pounds, in a bout that could draw the largest crowd in modern wrestling. Analysts note Hackenschmidt’s raw strength and form-breaking ability present a formidable challenge for Gotch, who would need a fast, decisive strategy to overcome the weight and power gap.
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England
Magi
America
Frank Gote
George Uackenschmidt
Hackenschmidt
Hitachiyama
Iso
Yusuf
le Marlin
Hackenschtmnidt
Gotch
Thia
Cotch
Indian seeks reinstatement to Olympic team status
Tom Longboat, under suspension by the Amateur Athletic Union, travels to New York to appeal for reinstatement needed to join Canada’s Olympic squad for London games. The report notes his prior misunderstandings of Union rules, amid ongoing eligibility issues for competition. Central Umpires named for 1978 season by President F A Carzam include Frank Killen Seewekne John McKenzie Onie Chit and John Conley with signatories.
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Tom Longboat
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
Tion
Longboat
London
Central
F. AR. Carzom
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Ahai City
United States
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Gage
Waa
Mr Tinge
Baker
Pirat Nae Dunat Bank of
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Notts
Sy Willan Ol
Meadowbrook Farm
Raleigh
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Archiye
Snedeker, Lockard & Co
Frank Gotch
Bregziste Swanson Rheumatic Cure Company
Dow
Take Street
Chivage
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H. E. Pomerene
Pomerene & Pomerene
Attorneys-at-Law
Coshocton
Burns Block
Main Street
H. E. Harn
Burns
Blain Street
Sam
Nicmonas
Mennni
Nicholas & Merrell
CO. Hay
Rooma
C. B. Hunt
W. A. Himebaugh
Fourth Street
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Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
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Geo. J. Bock, JR
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Board of Examinom
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