Senator Lorimer Denies Vote Buying in Illinois Senate
The Illinois senator told a senate address he did not buy votes to win his seat, claiming Democratic support came as lifelong friendship gifts. The report covers related diplomacy notes on Canada Japan and Taft’s response to the reciprocity pact, with mentions of Tillman’s emotional moment and key figures Lodge Root Aldrich Smoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lorimer
Illinois
Senate
Tillman
United States Senate
Alexander S. Clay
Georgia
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Iowa
Taft
Congress
Smoot
Utah
White House
Lodge
Root
Aldrich
Senate Finance Committee
Canada
United States
Domestic perils and disasters sweep across nations
A string of incidents includes a 15 year old Philadelphia boy's suicide after a job letter, 15 passengers injured in a Santa Fe train wreck near Garcia New Mexico, Governor Harmon pardoning William Hopper after prison time, a 600000 cubic yard landslide at the Panama Canal’s pioneer cut, and a 36 day fast for nervous illness urged by Miss Ella Masterson. Additional news cover a blazing Pacific steamer Banista Juarez with 112 lifesavers, a federal court decree in Savannah over Captain Carter litigation, an injunction halting Mrs Mary Baker Eddy manuscripts sale in Boston, and a derailment injuring 15 on the Southern Pacific China and Japan West Mail near Palisade Nevada.
Rate Boost 19 Off A Tablet At Savannah
A commemorative tablet marking a Revolutionary War battle site at Spring Hill Redoubt in Savannah was unveiled on February 22. The event noted the October 9, 1779 clash between American and British troops at the redoubt, with other world affairs and industry news included in the same coverage.
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Savannah
Court voids in and out fee law in Indiana ruling
Indianapolis Indiana Supreme Court declares the March 20 1909 act governing sheriff fees void and reinstates the prior law. The decision voids charges for committing and discharging prisoners at twenty five cents each, among other fees.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Supreme Court
Three Injured in Cincinnati Interurban Collision
Three men were seriously injured and five others hurt when a Cincinnati Georgetown and Portsmouth interurban car collided with an eastbound car on Eastern Avenue. Albert Haagner of Cincinnati suffered a fractured skull and broken leg. Mark D. Green of Cincinnati sustained a fractured thigh. John Beckler of Hamilton Ohio endured a head contusion and a broken leg.
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Cincinnati
Georgetown
Portsmouth
Eastern Avenue
Albert Haagner
Mark D. Green
John Beckler
Hamilton
Driver Monsen Crushed by Auto
Adolph Monsen, a driver of racing automobiles and Indiana trophy winner at Crown Point Indiana in 1999, was injured when the car he drove ran into a sand pile or toppled. He sustained internal injuries in the incident at the race event.
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Monsen
Chicago
Adolph Monsen
Ind
Winnipeg Tops Continent in Wheat Receipts and Yields
Winnipeg leads North American wheat markets with 88,269,330 bushels last year, ahead of Minneapolis. The report catalogs wide yields across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta including farms near Redvers Elphinstone Wymyard Dempster Mackenzie and Mann Strome Rosthern Sedley Craven and other districts with 21 to 43 bushels per acre, and notable totals such as McMillan Bros 70,000 bushels off 2,200 acres.
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Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Redvers
Sask
Jens Hosiness
Elphinstone
Muir
A. Loucks
Wymyard
Montrose
J. Leonie
Edmonton
Frank McLay
Horse Falls
Johnson Bros
Agricola
McMillan Bros
Westbourne
G. W. Buchanan
Pincher Creek
A. Hatton
Macleod District
W. C. Carnell
Neil Callahan
Strome
Wm. Lindsay
Joseph Scheelar
Spohn Bros
A. S. McCulloch
J. Blaser
Macklin
D. N. Tweedle
John Currin
Sam Fletcher
Craven, Sask
Albert Clark
Charles Keith
Albert Young
Stony Beach
Lumsden
George Young
Arch Morton
James Russell
Rosthern
Jacob Friesen
John Schultz
John Lepp
A. B.dirk
Robert Roe
Grand Coulee
Personal conflict hinted in domestic dialogue
A fragment shows a tense exchange where one party warns of potential violence if a father figure is approached, suggesting immediate pressure and fear within a private dispute. The lines imply coercion and threatened harm without providing broader context or names.
Simple But Biting Exchange About Love and Trust
A terse dialogue features a man declaring lifelong love and a woman challenging his truth. He swears it, she tests his credibility, and the exchange ends with a sharp retort about a man’s experience with women. The back-and-forth underscores distrust and irony in a short dramatic moment.
Low One Way Colonist Rates via Nickel Plate Road
West Northwest and Southwest destinations featured with on sale windows from March 10 to April 10. Homeseekers rates west offered March 7 and 21 with liberal return limit. For full agent details or inquiries contact F. P. Parnin, T. P. A., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
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Nickel Plate Road
F. P. Parnin
Ft. Wayne
Ind
There’s Many a Slip in the Parlor Scene
A fragment mentions a lady singing a song titled Meet me in Heaven while discussing the scale of her performance and the granite-like seriousness of the moment. The dialogue suggests a social or theatrical setting with witty exchanges.
Ladies Can Wear Shoes One Size Smaller Ad Text
A compact old advertisement notes Allen's Foot-Easy antiseptic powder helps shoes feel easy and urges readers to refuse substitutes and seek a free trial package addressed to Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy. Also mentions Willie Knew the Quadrupeds humor and Dr. Pierce's Pellets for stomach and bowel regulation.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Fragmented Vintage Ad Copy Mixed with Incoherent Claims
A torn ad page fragment touts cheap fuel via an electrical chafing dish and cites 1% cents for current. It promotes laxatives Garfield Tea and Mrs Winslow’s Syrup for teething, and mentions cure claims, fire safety, and a garbled quotation from Malthus.
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Washington
John Norris
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Japan
Lewis Frederick
Philadelphia
Garcia
Albuquerque
N. M
Harmon
Ohio
William Hopper
Susan Smith
Hopper
Culebra
Panama
Canal Commission
Ella Masterson
St. Paul
Pacific
Banista Juarez
Mazatlan
Lower California
Inglaterra
Speer
Oberlin M. Carter
Boston
Mra
Mary Baker Eddy
China
West Mall
Palisade
Nev
Railroad Commission
Charles F. Walsh
San Diego
Cal
Dominguez Field
George B. Cox
Hamilton County
John H. Gibson
Laclede Gas Light Company
St. Louis
Agnes Orner
Fl Paso
Tex
The
Presbyterian Brotherhood of America
Monaghan
Samoa
Newport News
Sporting
Bill Lang
Australia
Sam Langford
London
Langford
Lang
Arthur Nevin
Pasteur Institute
Paris
T. N. Carver
Harvard
Charles W. Eliot
Martin W. Littleton
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Ellen Colfax
Schuyler Colfax
South Bend
Alexandria
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
John Ward
Leavenworth
Leavenworth Ran
Charles M. Schwab
Mauretania
Europe
Charles D. Norton
First National Bank of New York
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Commission of Texas
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Southwestern
Prouty
Sedley, Sask
J. Claveland
T. Dundas
Sedley
M. BE. Miller
W. R. Thompson
J. Cleveland
Russell
A. D. Stenhouse
Melford
Preston
Hector W. Swanston
Welwyn
John McLean
Willie
Dr. Pierce
Ghove
Mik
Malthus
Liver
All Druggista
Mark
Fron
Ateel
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