Sulzer Nominated for New York Governor and Glynn for Lt Governor
In Syracuse the Democrats nominated William Sulzer for governor after a lively four hour session, with the nomination effectively by acclamation on the fourth ballot. Martin Glynn was named lieutenant governor as Taft gave seven speeches to be archived for campaign use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sulzer
New York
Syracuse
Sulzer
Martin H. Glynn
Taft
Congressional Library
State Department
Mr. Tatt
Corroboration on Standard Oil funds and Dixon attacks mark Clapp hearing
Washington hearing on the Clapp committee features George R. Sheldon confirming a $100,000 Standard Oil contribution to the 1904 campaign and Senator Dixon charging the inquiry targets Colonel Roosevelt. Other items include Madero fleet transport approval, milk price conspiracy arrests in Minneapolis, a Wyoming lynching, farm strikes in Des Moines, and a sugar trust evidence reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Standard Oil
Joseph M. Dixon
Senate
Roosevelt
Clapp Committee
Washington
Rebels murder American consul and two others in Durango
Reports from the Durango area say foreign Mexican rebels killed Allen Mac Caughan the American vice consul and officials Hu bert L Russell and Cliff the San Juan Taviche manager owner. Other items note Balkan war mobilization with over a million called to arms and cross border calls for readiness. Manila cigarmakers strike amid registration dispute and a river accident near Toronto claims five lives. Spain sees rail workers strike with arbitration offered by the Baé Jona chamber president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen MacCaughan
Durango
Mexico
Hubert L. Russell
Mr. Cliff
San Juan Taviche
Peninsula
Atlantic
Daughters of the American Revolution to Meet in Lafayette
Indiana chapter plans the twelfth annual DAR conference in Lafayette October 8 to 10 at Second Presbyterian church with Mrs. Matthew T. Scott and Mrs. Fowler hosting. Delegates from 35 chapters expected. about 125 visitors. Also notes state health figures on August murders and accidents, fire insurance delegates chosen, and mining and manuscript revenue at issue.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Lafayette
Second Presbyterian Church
James M. Fowler
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Matthew T. Scott
Washington
Fowler
Frances Haberly Robertson
Fort Wayne
William A. Cullop
State Board of Health
State Board
Indiana Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents
L. W. Jackman
Vincennes
A. L. Jenkins
Richmond
National Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents
Atlanta
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Muncie
BH. H. Ferry
H.M. Smith
Terre Haute
John B. Milner
A. L. Jenking
Scudder
Bushville
J. ¥. Laramore
Anderson
Fred A. Gregory
Charles Langel
Pasa
Ins ‘Dhaia
Frank J.pierce
Atate
Sullivan County
Clay County
Vigo
Greene Counties
Charles A. Greathouse
John J. Hoffman
Robert J. Aley
Treasury
Greathouse
State Treasury
Baby Treated With Cuticura Remedies Recovered
Mrs Annie Saunders reports her six week old infant suffered a widespread rash with crusts hair loss and severe itching. After trying remedies a Cuticura sample led to improvement and the child regained hair a clear complexion and comfort. Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold worldwide with free samples and a 32 page Skin Book.
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Monroe, Wis
Mre
Annie Saunders
Cuticura
Dept. Ly Boston
Ady
Thoughtful Wife at the Bail Game Exchange
A wife suggests a plan to avoid conflict after a home game loss. She asks her spouse to call if the home team loses so she can take the children to her mother's house until tempers cool. The dialogue mentions a nearby telephone at the grounds.
Wasted Energy Nimrod and the Fishing Tale
A fragmentary exchange sketches Nimrod returning from fishing and sharing a humorous misfired tale. The dialogue hints at a clever or wary Nimrod and a quip about a fish store nearby.
Melancholy Fact in Toledo Blade Quip
A pithy Toledo Blade quip laments human frailty and risk favoring fools who bet on a cantaloupe despite long odds. The remark uses sharp irony to comment on predictable missteps and self doubt.
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Toledo Blade
Red Cross Ball Blue promises double wash power
An advertisement claims Red Cross Ball Blue will wash double as many clothes as any other blue product. It urges not to spend money on alternatives and teases alimony stakes while promoting Carbollistvo pills for piles with itching relief.
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Collier’s Weekly
Archbold
Hearst's
Democratic National Committee
Henry Morgenthau
Finance Committee
Connecticut
Progressives
Henry Knox Smith
Madero
el Paso
del Rio
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Department of Justice
J. W. Fordyce, Jr
Waters-Pierce 11 Company
George Shaw
Weat Pelham
Mass
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Michael Frankin
Chicago
Milwaukee
Chicago & Northwestern
Central Fuel Oil Company
Oklahoma
Delaware
Bradford
United
Btaten District Court
Wimington
Samuel N. Hyde
W.easley
Orr Mill
Columbia
Maine
Millinocket
Frank Wigfall
Rawlings
Wyo
Wigfall
Fort Steele
Julia Higgins
Joseph J. Bitter
Arturo Giovanitt
Joseph Caruso
Salem
Annie Lopizzo
Lawrence
Walke
Brenton
Newport
Donald P. Morrison
Des Moines
Georgia
Augusta
Ray Planschmidt
Charles Planschmidt
Blanche
Emma Kaempen
Quincy
Ill
Tony Gilmer
Ray Pfanschmidt
Henry O. Havemeyer
East
Mr. Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
District of Columbia ‘Grand Jury
Samuel J. Masters
John B. Kinnear
Modern Workmen of the World
Manila
Pigeon River
William
Mel Toronto
Meany
Parta
Spain
Baé Jona Chamber, of Commerce
Indmanada
Free Methodist
Free Methodist-clrch
South Bend
Knox
T. Loring
Presid
Ing Elder
J. A.‘Tannehill
Dary Willes
BH. Morgan
Crown ‘Point
Huston
Springville
Three Oaks
A. B
M. Willian
River Park
Anna
Bright
Mishawaka
Charles
Post
Elkhart
Granger
G. W. Wiedman
Wayne
Dietrict
F. Aiken
Columbia City
B. Brady
Roberts Chapel
Beciaming Mont
H. Mathews
Fletcher
Nimrod
John
Ana Maller
Carter
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