Democratic tariff clash taints Raleigh keynote speech
Washington dispatch notes Democratic leaders disappointed by Senator Furnifold Simmons in Raleigh as they hoped his keynote would rally voters. The speech defends Underwood-Simmons tariff while admitting revenue shortfalls, drawing criticism that the law failed to raise revenue and spurred business depression.
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Washington
Furnifold Simmons
Raleigh
North Carolina
Simmons
St. Louis
Mart Glynn
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Finance Committee
Senate Committee
Simmons Gp
Senate
Democratic Party Dance Amid Campaign Movements
The piece portrays the president guiding the party through a cautious sequence of steps as conventions approach. It critiques the leadership style and hints at ongoing strategic shifts in the campaign toward a broader effort after the conventions.
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Republican News
Roosevelt Warns Tariff Campaign Would Appeal to Belly
Roosevelt asserts that a campaign built on tariff would appeal to the hungry gut rather than the nation’s soul. He warns an empty stomach may push men to break commandments, recalling the loaves and fishes where feeding the multitude preceded spiritual guidance.
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Roosevelt
Woodrow in Wonderland as Wilson faces re election
The piece argues President Wilson must prove his achievements rather than words for re election. It notes his Press Club speech, revised for publication, uses Alice in Wonderland as a basis. The reference quotes the Brooklyn Standard Union line about doubt and tears.
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Wilson
Democratic Party
Movement to instill national spirit over personal worship
The Ottumwa Ia Courier argues unity and constitutional respect must govern a republic. It warns against worship of individuals and views New York’s recent large demonstration as a broader call to deepen patriotism, civic duty, and loyalty to the Constitution.
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Republic
New York
Treasury Secretary’s deficit spins outglee for Democrats
A Democratic Secretary of the Treasury claims a $150,000,000 deficit can be used to boast more than Republican predecessors could wring from a $250,000,000 surplus, in a Boston Transcript view of the fiscal debate.
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Boston’Transcript
Iowa Voters Reject Constitutional Amendment for Women
Early results claimed a suffrage victory but fuller returns show the Iowa ballot measure failed. From 93 of 99 counties the tally stood 137 760 for and 143 669 against the amendment, a 5 909 vote margin against suffragists, with six counties still to report.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain's Liniment Praised for Pains Relief
Florence Sitte of Wabash Indiana says Chamberlain's Liniment greatly benefits sprains bruises and rheumatic pains. The testimonial urges others troubled by rheumatic pains to try the remedy and notes its prompt relief and wide availability.
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Chamberlain
Florence Sitte
Wabash, Ind
Aunt Sally Takes Ride to Wake Poolsville
In Poolsville Aunt Sally Tooker, a widow aged sixty, crosses a hill on a bicycle to rouse the quiet town. Her bold ride sparks moral controversy, legal charges, church support, and a modest donation to repaint the meeting house.
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Poolsville
Sarah Tooker
Sally
Deacon Thatcher
Providence
Hanner
Guilford
Kate
Sally Tooker
Pear “Slater
Aunt Sally
Parson
Deacon Churcher
Sheriff Sale In Chancery Of New Jersey Crusiny Cranbury Property
Public sale to a mortgage creditor case between Harry N. Scott and Anna Cohen in Cranbury Middlesex County. The property is a 37 acre tract with railroad reservation and a July 1914 deed, described by river courses and town roads, to Anna Cohen, with tax liens and other encumbrances to be paid from the sale. Sheriff Edward F. Houghton to conduct sale on June 28, 1916 at two o'clock in New Brunswick City.
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New Jersey
Harry N. Scott
Anna Cohen
New Brunswick
Cranbury
Middlesex
Millstone River
Stone Road
Princeton
Raid Road
Eldridge
Pennsylvania and Newark Railroad Company
Lottie P
Middlesex County
Edward F. Houghton
Order to show cause in Schnell insolvency in New Brunswick
In the matter of Henry J Schnell the assignee asks the court to sell lands to pay debts. On May 12 1916 the court orders all interested parties to appear July 7 1916 at ten in the morning to show cause why portions of the real estate should not be sold to satisfy debts. Judge Peter F Daly presiding with Daniel W Clayton as surrogate. May 19 66.7 Printer's Fee 1320.
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Henry J. Schnell
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Peter F. Daly
Daniel W. Clayton
Cranbury Board Seeks Bids for School Transport Routes
The Cranbury Township Board of Education invites bids for transporting pupils on the Cranbury Neck Wyckoff Mills and Scotts Corner routes for the next school year. Separate bids are requested for Cranbury High School pupils to Hightstown High School. Bids must be received by H J Butcher on June 13 1916 at P M. The board may reject any or all bids.
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Dutch Neck
West Windsor Township
V F Probling
Princeton
Board of Education
Cranbury Township
Cranbury Neck
Wyckoff Mills
Scotts Corner
Cranbury
Hightstown High School
H. J. Butcher
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