Review on Roosevelt Taft policies and Senator Allison death
The Goshen Democrat condemns Roosevelt for enforcing older policies via methods rather than the policies themselves. Taft is seen as continuing those policies with a difference in tactful energy versus a big stick. It notes Senator Allison’s death and comments on Cummins as an erratic aspirant with radical tendencies who could ally with La Follette to push unwise legislation.
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Goshen Deomerat
Roosevelt
Taft
Senate
Iowa
National Senate
Cummins
Bryan's Acceptance Shows Weak Campaign Opener
George E. Barney reports Bryan's third nomination speech as a formal acknowledgment marked by ambiguity about platform binding and omissions. The critic notes lack of direct appeal, evasive focus on omissions, and a weak opening for the campaign with promised future letters and speeches.
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Bryan
Osolo Township Republicans Nominate Officials at Caucus
The Osolo township Republican caucus at Johnson Street School named trustee JLH Miller by 53 to 25 over Ephraim Long and selected Aaron Baker assessor. For advisory board were Joseph J. Replogle Henry Sanford and William Cone with clerks and justices named for north and south districts. Most nominations by acclamation amid ticket completeness questions.
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Osolo Township
Johnson Street
JL. LH. Miller
Colorado
Ephriam Long
Aaron Baker
Joseph J. Replogle
Henry Sanford
William Cone
Ross Clark Foster
Osolo North
William Atkinson
Osolo
Roland
Lieb
Robert i Sanford
Polite Society Diamonds Mystery Stirs South Bend
Reported in South Bend a social function centered on a missing large diamond from a hostess hand bag. Police were alerted but no signs of theft beyond a miscount. Later the hostess offered a jewel for resetting and the matter cooled as the count was corrected.
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South Bend
Elkhart
Tme
Studebaker Opposed Political Nomination by Manufacturers
During the 1890s manufacturers sought to nominate Clem Studebaker of South Bend for the presidency. Studebaker rejected the idea, warning that class-based backing would trigger countermoves, and argued that a party should provide room for men of all vocations without favor.
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South Bend Times
Qomoyediet
Studebaker
Injunction Granted Against Priest in Wanatah Rectory Alterations
At LaPorte on Tuesday the circuit court barred Rev. John dberholtz from altering the Wanatah rectory. The court order prevents expenses of 600 dollars without parishioner consent, issued to trustees of the Catholic church.
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LaPorte
Chirebhiat Wanatah
Er John Dberholtz
Consett
Elkhart Father Recovers Child From Kendallville Home
David W. Myers of Elkhart obtained forcible possession of his five year old daughter Bessie from her mother Mrs Williams in Kendallville. He was granted divorce in Steuben circuit court in 1905 and sole custody by decree, though he had allowed the child to live with her mother at times. The court action followed his attempt with the marshal to take the child and return her to Elkhart. An additional note tells of a farmer who, after falling from his buggy, dragged the horse for about a quarter mile before climbing back in and continuing home.
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David W. Myers
Elkhart
Kendallville
Bessie
Mrs. Williams
Myers
Steuben
Decres
Williams
Here
Might a Comet Strike the Earth
In Popu lar Astronomy Rev Frederick Campbell argues on the likelihood and consequences of a comet hitting Earth. He explains comet orbits crossing planetary paths and estimates that a strike would mostly end in the ocean or sparsely populated regions, with only local devastation if it occurs near inhabited areas.
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Earth
Solar System
Frederick Campbell
Brooklyn
W C T U Meeting Discusses Women’s Vote Evidence
The W C T U gathering at Mrs. Lambs home 109 Sycamore Street drew a large crowd and featured devotional led by Mrs. H B Millard. Members urged reasons women should vote and planned events including an address by Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley of Liberty and a social at Mrs. Sylvester Johnsons. The Elkhart county convention is set for Goshen on September 10 and 41.
Rev J A Eby Appointed State Y M C A Secretary
John F Eby formerly of this city and two years as Connellsville Pa Y M C A secretary has been named state secretary of the Y M C A in Pennsylvania with a substantial salary increase. His Harrisburg headquarters will reflect the promotion. The Connellsville paper notes he boosted local membership from 150 to 800 and raised $30 179 in cash.
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J. A. Eby
John 4. Eby
Connellsville
Eby
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvanians Picnic Program
The twenty eighth annual Pennsylvania Society meeting will be on the Island all day Saturday. Call to order at 2 PM in the pavilion by President F B Hughes. Invocation and reports by Ira H Church and Ino W Slear. Officer elections, music by People’s Orchestra, selections by Peter Metzger and Miss Dana Bower. Twenty eighth annual address by Hon. B F Shively. Next reunion time and place to be selected. Benediction. The Daily Review 10 cents a week.
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The
Pennsylvania Society
F. BE. Hughes
Ira H. Church
Ino
W. Slear
People’s Orchestra
Peter Metzger
People's Orchestra
Dana Bower
B. F. Shively
Ten Thousand Unemployed Eyewatch Parade Plans
Ten thousand unemployed men on New York's east side prepare a Friday parade during the Interstate Prosperity Congress deliberations under the United Commercial Travelers' Protective association. They will march to the prosperity building to seek a share of benefits. Social settlement workers and others with similar experience plan a large turnout. The original plan to attend the prosperity banquet near Manhattan Beach has been abandoned.
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New York
Interstate Prosperity Congress
United Commercial Travelers’ Protective Association
Prosperity Society
Social Settlement Awork
Manhattan Beach
Baseball Collision Fatal Tragedy in Hartford Area
Michael T. Maroney, 25, of Meriden died from injuries after colliding with a fellow player while running bases in a Portland baseball game last Saturday. He sustained abdominal injuries and passed away in Hartford on August 12.
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Hartford
Conn
Michael T. Maroney
Meriden
Portland
Pillsbury and Whelan Sail for Home From London
Alfred F. Pillsbury and Ralph Whelan of Koon Whelan Hempstead left London yesterday and sailed today for the United States. Both men are returning to Minneapolis.
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Pillsbury
Minneapolis
Alfred F. Pillsbury
Ralph Whelan
Koon, Whelan
Bulgarian Campaigns Reignite in Macedonia
A semi official statement from Athens reports Bulgarian committees have restarted violent activities in Macedonia. Bulgarian groups are said to have resumed attacks and intimidation affecting the region.
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Athens
Macedonia
Poor man goes blind while seeking work in city streets
A Chicago Record-Herald report recalls a poor man who gradually loses sight during long days of job hunting. A kind woman reflects on his hardship as he explains the moment his blindness first became apparent while searching for work.
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Treadwell
Chicago Record-Herald
Terraced Mountains in Ancient Palestine
In ancient times many mountains in Palestine were terraced and some of these terraces still remain, reflecting early agricultural practices and landscape modification.
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Palestine
Baseball standings and scores from major leagues
Baseball standings and daily scores from Chicago Aug 12 include National League leaders Pittsburgh New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn St Louis and Milwaukee while results cover games at Boston Philadelphia New York Chicago St Louis Detroit Cleveland and Milwaukee with notes on rain delays and postponed games.
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National
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Mincintoth
Boston
Brooklyn
St Louis
St. Louis
Karger
Bliss
Packery
Graham
Pittsburre
Frrars
Maddox
Gibson
Sparks
Moren
Doomn
Ferrors
Pfeister
Kling
Wiltse
Bresnahan
Qannasl Cramn
Cneago Ceee Ee
Lake and Billiard
Errars
Cicotte
Carrigan
Howell
Spencer
Detroit
Washington
Smith
Street
Menovan
Schmidt
Cleveland
Vickers
Schreck
Falkenberg
Waebhardt
Clarke
Friers
Dygert
Plank
Powers
Berger
Rhoades
Remis
N. Clarke
American
OW. T
Ooa
Uae
Typographical Union Passes TB Inquiry Committee
Boston August 12 1909 favorable action approved appointing a committee to investigate report and remedy tuberculosis impacting union members. The union also defeated a proposal to hold a convention every five years instead of annually.
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Boston
International Typographical Union
Fifteen Die in German Mine Explosion Near Saarbrucken
An explosion of fire damp in the Dudweller mine, five miles from Saarbrucken, Germany, killed fifteen miners and left six injured and hospitalized. Fire damp blast caused extensive injuries and fatalities among workers at the shaft.
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Saarbrucken
Germany
Dudweller
Knights of St Joseph to Hold Meeting at Rock Island
The supreme order of the Knights of St Joseph votes to hold its next meeting in Rock Island Illinois in 1910.
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Supreme Order of the Knights of St. Joseph
Rock Island
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
England
Ing Edward
Kronberg
Germany
William
Johnson
Nebraska
Tabriz
Persia
State Department
Uramia
Paris
Portugal
Ring sparks dispute on finger mark claims
Indignant exchanges unfold between Vanilla Beane and Hazel Nutt over a ring's effect on a finger. Beane asserts the ring leaves a black mark. Nutt argues the ring caused no stain, calling the mark dirt. The Chicago Tribune records the exchange as a curio of social friction.
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Hazel Nutt
Chicago Tribune
Seed Pearls and Pearl Seed Use Across East Asia
Seed pearls and calcined seed pearls are described as potent medicine in Chinese traditions and as admired material for art. The passage notes long standing creation of mother of pearl work in China and Japan.
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China
Japan
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