Republican Platform Calls for Independent Courts and Tariff Reform
The Republicans pledge government by law and independence of courts, favor tariff protections, reform anti trust enforcement, and seek efficient banking, immigration limits, civil service expansion, and stronger national defense. They condemn Democratic bills and call for expert tariff study and economic safeguards.
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Tariff Board
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United States
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Parcela Post
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Democratic House of Representatives
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Bitter battle for Republican nomination roils convention
The article chronicles the fierce fight between Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft for the Republican presidential nomination. It notes heated demonstrations led by Roosevelt supporters, contested credentials, and key speeches in Carnegie Hall and across states, including Massachusetts, Ohio, and New Jersey, with双方 denouncing each other and states delivering split results.
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Credentala Committee
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Taft
Coronel
White House
Chicago
Alexander H. Revell
Edwin W. Sims
Washington
Joseph M. Dixon
Wilam B. McKinley
Moss
Taft Literary Bureau
Carnegie Hall
New York
Borton
Col. Roosevelt
Indiana
Massachusetts
Ohio
New Jersey
Uni
Roosevelt launches party to aid progressive nationwide bid
Chicago notes outline Roosevelt led drive to form a Progressive Party with Republicans and Democrats. Leaders plan a distinct third force if Baltimore fails to back progressive policies. Governors Johnson and Glasscock named to steer, with Heney Lindsay Bass among aides, aiming to attract pro reform Democrats.
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Chicago
Grim Con Elise
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Hoosevelt
Coupresa
Republican Party
Roogevel
Democratic Party
Baltimore
Taft
Johnson
Flo
California
Far West
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
On Lindsay
Denver
Stubbs
Kansas
Glasscock
West Virginia
Cummina
Iowa
Bass
New Hampshire
Ohio Medical Examiners Named
The state medical board named examiners to oversee city examinations. Appointees include Dr. William S. Reed of Hamilton Dr. J. W. McKenney of Payton Dr. William Watts of Toledo Dr. H. D. Bears of Wooster Dr. J. P. Herschberger of Lancaster and Dr. L. S. Fast of Paulding.
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Ohio
Columbus
State
William 8. Reed
Hamilton
J. W. McKenney
Payton
William Watts
Toledo
H. D. Bears
Wooster
J. P. Herschberger
Lagecaster
Fast
Paulding
Leaders Guilty Again in Huck Stove and Range Case
Samuel Corripera Frank Morrison and Jobe Miveredd top AFL leaders were held in contempt by the DC Superior Court for defying an injunction in the Huck Stove and Range boycott dispute. They plan to appeal to the U S Supreme Court, which reversed their prior conviction. The charge held they used AFL channels to publish the boycott appeal despite justice orders.
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Washington
Samuel Oo Corripera
Frank Morrison
Jobe Miveredd
Siyperjeetin
District of Columbia
Huck
Supreme Court of the United States
Imnen
Asc
American Federation of Labor
Justicen Vioudds
Anet
Local man and two others die by suicide in small town
In Fairview an apparently troubled Charles Bond aged 32, former Groreycoun infirmary superintendent, shot himself with a rifle after a paralytic stroke last winter. Despondency also led Henry Castertin a miner and another man to take their own lives at Trad Run nearby.
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Cavheiden
Charles Bond
Groreycoun Infirmary
Fairview
Eiven
Henry Castertin
Sears
Tia
Trad Run
Here
Insanity Proceedings Involving Supreme Owl Leader Talbot
South Leta and Prelokia W Talbot face court action over an alleged attack on lawyer John Fisher. Witnesses describe Talbot riding a horse through crowded storerooms causing a panic last Saturday night.
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Prelokia W. Talbot
The
Order of Owls
Court of Justice
ALN
Dynamite accident kills teen in Wabash home
Alfred Lambert, a 15 year old, died hours after a dynamite cap accident at his Wabash residence. He and a friend were playing with caps when he tripped and landed on them. A blast severely mangled him and he died soon after, ending his suffering.
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Alfred Lambert
Ilmner Lambert
Young Lambert
Iowa man missing turns fatal shooting in Indiana
New Albany Ind Peter Sutton an Iowa resident was fatally shot in Harrison county by Patrick Mason after a quarrel. Sutton allegedly threatened Mason during a visit and Mason fired both barrels from a shotgun. Mason surrendered to authorities.
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Peter Sutton
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Harrison County
Patrick Mason
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Mason
Taft Awards Army Promotions To Major General And Brigadier Generals
President Taft, after consulting War Secretary Meyer, announced promotions in the army. Major General Willam W. Witherspoon, commanding the Department of the Gulf at Atlanta, is elevated, while Brigadier Generals include Clarence R. Edward and colonels George F. Chase and Bond McClernand.
Death by His Own Hand in Los Angeles Hotel
Lewis Cory, son of Ho Cory, a Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railway official in Laima, committed suicide in the Hotel Hays in Los Angeles. He reportedly swallowed carbolic acid after a period of illness.
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Los Angeles,al
Lewis Cory
Ho Cory
Cinccinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway
Laima
Hays
Cory
Falls From Window Claiming Life In Liverpool
East Liverpool Ohio Mrs. Dr Howard Sloane aged 80 fell from the second story window of her home and died an hour later from fractures including to the skull authorities report the accident occurred in her residence.
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Liverpool
Howard Sloane
Seligman Brother Killed in Auto Crash at West End
Alfred L. Seligman, youngest member of the noted banking family, dies in a collision at West End avenue and 72nd street. Morris Seligman and Henry Clark, the chauffeur, are badly bruised. The car, moving at a moderate speed, was struck on a rear wheel by a vehicle owned by Russell W. Stuart, vice president of a tire firm.
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New York
Alfred L. Seligman
West End Avenue
Seventy-second
That Wee Orideent and the Bumbershoot Quip
A stern father confronts a young man paying addresses to his daughter about a house call. The visitor arrives to collect a bill rather than see the daughter. The exchange turns humorous as talk shifts to the village wit Charley Billingsaby and his comical phrases, including calling an umbrella a bumbershoot.
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Charley Billingsaby
May
Ap Umbrella
Cure for severe scalp eczema with Cuticura remedies
A reader reports three years of scalp eczema with burning itch spreading from the forehead to the scalp. After trying a family doctor without relief, two months of Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured the problem. Another testimony states hair loss stopped and bald spots grew back after using Cuticura products.
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C. H Tharrington
Creek, N. C
Haile Feil
Samuel Stern
Floyd
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dept. L
Boston
A Change a Man
Dialogue exchanges reveal a tense marital dispute with Mrs Knagg accusing Mr Knagg of changing after marriage and his quip about hoping he was different to avoid self insult. The fragment hints at a domestic conflict scene without further context.
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Mrs. Knagg
Mr. Knagg
Paxton Toilet Co Proposes Free Trial Of Paxtine Antiseptic
The Paxton Toilet Co of Massachusetts offers a free trial of Paxtine Antiseptic, a toilet preparation. The ad blends quips about value and a jab at waste, mentioning Red Cross Ball and a humorous line about a man praising himself.
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Paxton Toilet Co
Eat Mass
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