Roosevelt era platform rallying cry fuels November vote
The piece presents a Republican speech praising Roosevelt era policies and urging support for the party’s platform. It stresses national strength through a strong navy, merchant marine, resource conservation, civil service enforcement, and public health safeguards. The speaker denounces Democratic claims as unsafe and argues the people must rule through the party commissioned by voters.
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Merchint Marine
Penges
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Macdi
Democrative Phatform
Tepabkesh Party
Sant Yop Rs Promi
Appedd
Flour and Bread Prices Rise, Mills Respond
Minneapolis reports flour prices climbing with mill capacity rising costs. John Washburn, vice president of Washburn Crosby Milling, states a rise in flour and bread prices follows tighter supplies and higher production costs.
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Minneapolis
Minn
John Washburn
Washburn-Crosby Milling Company
One Governorship Contender Named for New York
President Schurman of Cornell says the sole Republican candidate for New York governor is Hughes. The Union Pacific and Burlington announce readiness to handle wheat and corn movement. Roosevelt will take part by proxy in the National Welsh Day opening at Scranton, Pa.
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New York
Hughes
Coliseum
Chicago
Capt. Baldwin
Bryan
Kerr
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Francis Joseph
Austria-Hungary
Union Pacific
Burlington
Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Republican
Roosevelt
Scranton
Scores on the Ball Fields Big League Standings and Scores
Chicago Aug 18 standings and daily scores across the National and American leagues. Highlights: New York leads St Louis 8 0 in five innings. Philadelphia tops Chicago 5 1. Washington vs Chicago 4 1 after seven innings. Detroit ties 1 1 with Boston. St Louis 6 Philadelphia 3 in ten innings. Cleveland defeats New York 5 4. plus multiple city games and weather notes.
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Washingston
Cesererree
Washington
White
Walsh
Sullivan
Shaw
Johnson and Kahoe
Street
Boston
Detroit
Tetroit
Willers
Schmidt
Steele
Criger
Philadelphia
St Louis
St. Louis
Friars
St. Lois
Howell
Stephens
Coombs
Schreck
New York
Cleveland
Tere Rors
Clevelind
Joss
Remis
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Kleinow
Rg Rm. W
Pittsburg
Ae Annes
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Beens
Vie St. Louis Vos
American. R. Ww. Tl. P.c
St. Jonis Stan Seas
Miss Cohan Locks In a Chocolate Disaster at Local Drug Store
Actress Josephine Cohan ordered a chocolate sundae but a hat feather touched a cigar lighter and flames ensued. A kind clerk poured soda on her hat to extinguish the blaze, sparking a quarrel over a dime for the soda. Cohan accused the clerk of ruining her hat and demanded nearly fifty dollars in restitution before walking away in a rage.
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Josephine Cohan
Miss Cohan
Coney
New York
Cincinnati Times-Star
Numerous travels and visits across cities and states
Local residents are listed visiting relatives and friends in many places including Three Rivers Cleveland Elkhart Marion St Louis Rome City Syracuse Detroit Goshen Benn ton Harbor Millerstown Vernon Knoxville Seattle and Athens. notes include a newborn, a stroke, paraly sis, illness, and social visits to Clark Hospital and from a photographer named C Panzer.
A Small but Welcome Act On Newspapers On Trains
Mr A R Webb of St Louis urges railway travelers to care for newspapers by handing them to section hands rather than discarding them. He notes workers prize news and education, and cites western dailies printing notices asking passengers to leave papers for the toilets crew along the route.
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A. R. Webb
St. Louis
Chicago Markets Report Grain and Live Stock Prices
Chicago and East Buffalo market summaries show wheat and corn futures with mixed Sept and May in Chicago Board of Trade quotes, plus oats and rye readings. Live stock receipts at Chicago, East Buffalo, and buyers' ranges list varying prices for cattle, hogs, sheep, and calves with notable emphasis on prime steers and high feeding values.
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Chicago
Chivagy Board of Trade
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Tall English Authors Ranked by Stature in London Tit-Bits
London Tit-Bits lists past giants of literature in two senses with Thackeray at six feet three inches and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle at six feet two. It notes Cutcliffe Lyne at six feet three, Hesketh Prichard taller, Keble Howard six feet one and a half, and R. B. Warren Bell near six feet five, ending the height tally as the tallest.
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London
Community group meetings announced across town
The Laurel Club meets at Mrs. C. E. Dayhuff 1244 Pratt Street. The S S C E of the Brethren church visits Mrs. J. Siger Foos Middlebury Street on Wednesday afternoon. St. John's Ladies Guild gathers at Mrs. James Birch 404 West Beardsley Avenue Wednesday at 2 p.m. The Free Methodist circuit holds its annual meeting Thursday evening August 27. Trinity M E W F M S hosts an all day session Wednesday at Mrs. J. A. Brumbaugh 112 East Jackson Street. a church auto runs 9 to 11 a.m. Dr E B Stuckman of Nappanee will move back to New Paris.
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C. E. Dayhuff
Pratt Street
The
Brethren Church
J. Sigerfoos
Middlebury Street
Ladies’ Guild
St. John’s ‘Church
James Birch
West Beardsley Avenue
Free Methodist Church
Trinity M. E. Church
J. A. Brumbaugh
Jackson Street
End of the Madstone and Taftville Place Names
A Boston Transcript note reports that madstones have been discredited as rabies remedies and urged discouragement of their use. The piece also cites Chicago Tribune data showing eleven U.S. places named Taft plus many Taftville Taftville Taftdale variants across multiple states.
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Boston Transcript
Taft
Chicago Tribune
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Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Oregon
Texas
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Oklahoma
The Czars Table and Street Scene Snippets
The excerpt contrasts grand czarist dining with inflated costs where each dish costs 10 rubles and a tuble equals about 3 shillings, then shifts to a west side witness describing an altercation with a cart driver as a humorous mispronunciation of “member of the human being society.” A final line hints at Denham's note on ambition and delays.
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London
West Side
Darky
New York Press
A List of the Sick
G H Deutemyer a Cleveland public schools teacher and son in law of Charles Myers of Franklin street was operated on for appendicitis at Clark Hospital Monday. Mrs A M Bickel was brought back from St Josephs Hospital South Bend today and her condition is most encouraging after five weeks with gall stones and appendicitis operations.
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G. W. Clouse
Loudenville
Ohio
W.H. Riblet
J. L. Kinyon
Jefferson Street
John Atkinson
Benton Harbor
City
C. H. Wolf
Millerstown
Jacob Cronback
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Hal McCann
Vernon
Sam Cawley
Martion Street
Chicago
William Obendorfer
Muncie
J. E. Short
Goshen
I. W. Short
E. O. Palmer
Ottawa
A. Rothermel
West Jexington Avenue
G. H. Deutemyer
Cleveland
Charles Myers
Franklin Street
Clark Hospital
A. M. Bickel
St. Joseph's Hospital
South Bend
What was the fruit of your woo ing
A brief item from the Baltimore American notes a playful exchange about romance and a lemon as a humorous punchline in a social column. The snippet showcases lighthearted local chatter and wordplay typical of the period.
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Baltimore American
Central League Scores and Standings Highlight Evening
Monday results show Fort Wayne over Terre Haute 5 to 2 and South Bend defeating Wheeling 5 to 1. Present standings list Havnaville, Dayton, South Bend, Fort Wayne, Grand Rapids, Terre Haute, Zanesville, Wheeling alongside a prize fight attended by about 100 Elkhart residents at Studebaker hall in South Bend last night.
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Evansville
Dayton
Wheeling
South Bend
Zanesville-Grand Rapids
Hvanaville
Grand Rapids
Zanesville
Studebaker
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