Bansemer Confronts Mrs Cable in a Turbulent Duel
Mrs Cable confronts James Bansemer in her home seeking clarity on his intentions toward her and Jane. Bansemer spears her with threats while exposing his grasp on her fears and the peril to her family as tension builds with David Cable’s looming suspicions and Harbert’s arrival.
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Mrs. Cable
James Bansemer
Elias Droom
James Bansener
Bansemer
Mr. Cable
David Cable
Jane
Cable
Chicago Avenue
Clark Street
Washington Place
Union Club
Swarborn Avenue
Bobby Rigby
Denis Harbert
New York
Abe
Gow
Hansemer
Pennsylvania Drought Grips State East of Alleghenies
Philadelphia reports one of the worst droughts in years across eastern Pennsylvania. No rain for over two months leaves rivers and streams dangerously low, halting industries and forcing towns to buy scarce water at eight cents a gallon. Duncannon sul Susquehanna is at its lowest in a century and the Schuylkill in Philadelphia is the lowest since 1869, stranding canal boats. Forest fires flare at Cresco, Moscow, Gouldsboro and nearby areas, raising local alarm.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Allegheny Mountains
Shenandoah
Duncannon
Susquehanna River
Shaykill
Cresco
Moscow
Gouldsboro
Eastern bidders win new torpedo boat destroyer contract
Washington on September 18 Secretary Metcalf awarded the contract for construction of ten torpedo boat destroyers. All contracts were let to Eastern builders.
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Washington
Metcalf
Eastern Builders
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised by North Carolina reader
In Reidsville North Carolina J C Goodwin touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a sure knockout for ulcers. He claims it cured a leg ulcer with no scar. The ad also notes its guarantee for piles sores and burns and a 25 cent price at W A Kuykendall’s drug store. Albany to host a grand apple fair November 10 12 with premiums valued at 600 and cups in cooperation with Brownaville Selo Harrisburg.
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J. C. Goodwin
Reidsville
N.C
Bucklen
W. A. Kuykendall
Albany
New Depot
Brownaville
Selo
Harrisburg
Northwest
Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup Promotes Gentle Relief
A vintage product ad touts Kennedy s Laxative Cough Syrup for old fashioned coughs. It claims to ease irritation of the throat while gently moving the bowels. Sold by all druggists.
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Kennedy
Foraker Admits Past Role With Standard Oil
Cincinnati Sept 13 Senator Foraker says he served for several years as an attorney for Standard Oil Co but asserts that past employment had no bearing on matters before Congress or federal government. He notes uncertainty over letters distributed by Hearst in Columbus last night.
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Cincinnati
Standard Oil Co
Congress
Senator Foraker
Char
Em ployer ties challenged in senate term dispute
DUL asserts he never hid his Standard Oil employment and that it was not discreditable at the time. He says his job ended before his first senate term expired and he had not represented the company since, despite what copies may imply.
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Senate
Foraker Appears Not Found in Supreme Court Records
In Columbus on Sept 19 a quick scan of supreme court books shows no record that Senator Foraker appeared for the Standard Old Co in any cases against that firm during 1889 or 1890.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Senator Foraker
Standard Old Co
Archibald Not Found in Office Amid Hearst Charges
New York Sept 12 Archibald vice president of Standard Oil was not in his office today. Other officials said they knew nothing of the charges made by Hearst in his Columbus address last night.
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New York
John D. Archbald
Standard Oil Co
Hearst
Columbus
Hearst Charges Read In Columbus Speech
Columbus Ohio September 17 Hearst addressed a meeting with independence candidate Thomas L Hisgen. Hearst read letters said to be from John D Archbold of Standard Oil to Senator Foraker discussing pending legislation and noting two enclosures of checks totaling 15000 and 14000 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thomas L. Hisgen
Independence
W. R. Hearst
Hearst
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Senator Foraker
Congress
Record broken at State Fair pace event in Salem Oregon
At the Oregon State Fair the Rapid Transit 2:05 pace set a new Northwest pacing record of 2 06 with Leland Onward winning three of four heats driven by Walker Mona Wilkes. The 2 19 trot ended after four heats as sunset closed the day with tomorrow’s final heat to decide the winner among Henry Gray Monerat and Zombronut.
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Salem
Leland Onward
Mona Wilkes
Sherlock Holmes
Walker
Leland
Henry Gray
Monerat
Zombronut
Gray
Monicrat
Greek Convicted of Second Degree Murder in Aberdeen
Liasthoe Pappas, a Greek immigrant, was convicted in Monte Santo of murder in the second degree for the April 24 Aberdeen crime. Rivalry for a woman's affection sparked the killing of Theo Karonis. Pappas pleaded self defense.
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Aberdeen
Liasthoe
Pappas
Theo
Karonis
Montesano
Cholera Cases Rise in Philippines Reported
Manila reports 25 new cholera cases and 17 deaths since eight o'clock this morning with no increase over the prior twenty four hours, where six deaths were recorded.
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Manila
Dea
Governor Haskell Denies Ties to Standard Oil
Chicago dispatch reports Governor Haskell declaring Hearst’s claim of links to Standard Oil false. He cites Sept 12 1908 affidavits and Monnett’s Oklahoma City speech exonerating him. Washington sources note Haskell naming W C Haskell as a sealer amid the Hearst Foraker controversy.
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Chicago
Haskell
W. R. Hearst
Standard Oil Co
Monnett
Oklahoma City
Standard Oil
Washington
W. C. Haskell
United States
Cleveland
District of Columbia
Standard Oil Denies Democratic Party Support
In a New York statement today Bryan declared that Standard Oil Company has contributed nothing to the Democratic party. He denies charges made by W. R. Hearst.
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New York
Bryan
Standard Oil Company
W. R. Hearst
Governor denies ties to Standard Oil officials
Mr. Haskell stated today that the Governor was misunderstood and never had any relations, business or social, with officials or members of the Standard Oil Co. The remark comes amid reports described by Hearst comparing the Governor to Standard Oil associates.
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Hearst
Standard Oil
Haskell
Standard Oil Co
Taft and Foraker feud shapes Ohio campaign
Cincinnati reports detail Hearst exposure and Foraker draft events in Columbus and St Louis. Taft lines up to avoid machine ties with Cox Hynicka and Hermann, aiming to repudiate Foraker and the Hamilton County Republican machine.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
John D. Archbold
St. Louis
Hearst
Foraker
Attemt
Associated Press
Taft
Hearst-Foraker
Machine
W. R. Hearst
Mr. Foraker
Standard Old Trust
Mr. Taft
Hamilton County
George 8. Cox
Messrs. Cox
Hynicka
Hermann
Cox
League of Republican Clubs
Akron
Letters Read At Hearst Meeting On Foraker Candidacy
Collected letters from John A Archbold of Standard Oil to Senator Joseph B Foraker urge opposing objectionable legislation. Letters dated 1900 discuss a clause deemed very objectionable and a bill deemed outrageous. A Sibley letter to Archbold mentions Roosevelt interview advising against offending Standard Oil and warns no man should win who depends on the rabble.
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Columbus
Ohio
John A. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Joseph B. Foraker
W. R. Hearst
Thomas L. Hiagen
Independence Party
Hearst
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Archbold
Roosevelt
Broadway
New York
Senator—I
John D. Archbold
Washington, D
Letters from John D Archbold to Senator Foraker
A fragmentary historical note presents letters from John D Archbold to Senator J B Foraker dated 1900. One letter criticizes an "objectionary bill" and seeks to influence its defeat, while another from April 1900 mentions a certificate of deposit for 14,500 dollars and requests frank discussion. The text references addresses in New York and Washington.
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Broadway
New York
John D. Archbold
J. B. Foraker
Teenth Street
Washington, D
Hera
Archbold Denies Bribery Claims in Oil Inquiry
John D Archbold of Standard Oil dismisses allegations as preposterous and says Hearst would have sought copies of correspondence only if directly involved. He also rejects ties to Governor Haskell Oklahoma and erotic fund claims, calling them false. Congressman Sibley also denies writing a letter warning Archbold about Roosevelt.
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John Db. Archbold
New York
John D Archbold
Standard Ol Company
Senator Foraker
Hearst
General Monnett
Ohio
Haskell
Oklahoma
Standard Company
Hisgen
Sibley
Franklin
Gressman
Joseph C. Sibley
John Archbold
Archbold
Roose
Standard Oil Company
Foraker to Withdraw From Cincinnati Club Meeting
New York reports Senator Foraker will withdraw as a speaker from a League of Clubs gathering in Cincinnati. J Ways Hammonds was later sent to Ohio to settle matters with Foraker. The recent talks included a proposed plan to pay Foraker, which he reportedly rejected.
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New York
Senator Foraker
League of Clubs
Cincinnati
T . Foraker
Taft
J Ways Hammonds
Ohio
Foraker
Certificate of deposit enclosed to Senator Foraker
A note dated March 26 1999 from Hon Josaph Bi Foraker at 1500 Sixteenth Street Washington DC enclosing a certificate of deposit for 15000 dollars to the Senator. The message requests accord and proper handling of the funds.
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Broadway
New York
Josaph Bi. Foraker
Sixteenth Street
Washington, D. C
A Sure Cure Reported for Hoarseness and Sore Throats
A brief item notes a suggested treatment called Hull's Red Cross Drai for hoarseness and sore throats. The report lists local dealers and references a medical claim, with names and details appearing in a fragmentary 19th century newspaper passage.
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Hull
Red Cross Draé
Verr
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