Penrose Probe Highlights Standard Oil Donation Debate
Washington hearing transcript shows Archbold detailing Standard Oil's 1904 campaign gifts totaling 125000 dollars to the Republican fund and Senator Penrose, with 100000 to the national committee and 25000 to Penrose. He cites Roosevelt's perceived stance and Bliss urging further money, while rejecting additional contributions after pressure from publicity and investigations.
William C Brown Rose From Rail Chief to Taft Era Figure
William C Brown, head of the vast Vanderbilts controlled New York Central system, is pictured as a self-made railway president at 59, once a wood burner and section hand. The piece notes his westward trip, his passion for amateur photography, and a life rising from humble beginnings to command a sprawling railroad empire.
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William C. Brown
West
Amate
Bill Taft
Ringling Circus Barn Fire Destroys Big Top
Sparks from a burning Sterling barn carried by wind struck the Ringling Brothers tent at 1 pm and burned it to the ground within ten minutes. The afternoon show had not started and the few inside escaped. The animal tent was saved after being taken down in time. Loss estimated at 200000 dollars.
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Sterling
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Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Pen rose testifies on campaign contributions before Clapp panel
Senator Pen rose testified before the Clapp committee this afternoon. He introduced into the record a $2500 contribution to the Pennsylvania campaign fund of 1904 by John D. Archbold and a $100,000 contribution to the national campaign fund made Wednesday in the Senate. He said he had little to add but would answer questions.
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Jealousy Fanning Fatal Shootings Ends in Jail
James Pipes aged 28 was shot and killed by Rowdy Bushman 29 in Dugger Indiana following a quarrel over Bushman wife. Bushman surrendered and is jailed. Pipes married with one child.
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Bushman
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Editors Elect and Quit in Northwest Indiana
Fragmented OCR summary from Gary Indiana edition notes editors elect and quit. Names appear including Groves Milford Davis Kentland Darling Murray Nappanee and Laporte. Article references secretary treasurer roles and editorial notes from multiple towns.
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M.davis
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Enterprise
Robber shot after Union Pacific mail car heist
Topeka Kan Aug 23 A daring robber shot in the chest while resisting capture after robbing the Denver Ex press mail car between Kansas City and Denver was alive at a Topeka hospital with his identity undetermined. He claimed to be Willis Longberry formerly of Medford Ore and an ex railway mail clerk with a wife and two children.
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F. R. Oldham
Robert Hartafell
Bonner Springs
Hen Lawrence
M. E. Smith
Lawrence
William Lonsberry
Medford
Ore
United States
Willis Longberry
Bill's Day at Riverside Park Draws Bills From All States
Hartford City Ind August 23 Last Thursday will be Bill's day at Riverside park Eaton for the first animal picnic of the Bill clan Invitations have been sent to all the Bills in the country including William J Bryant and William H Taft Williams from Eaton recently formed a permanent organization electing officers William Ellis president William Brandt vice president William Brattan treasurer
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Riverside Park
Eaton
William J. Bryant
William H. Taft
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William Ellis
William’ Brandt
William Brattan
Auto light ends revel in waters
Waterbury Conn August 23 confessions solve mystery of why many Litchfield summer girls wore scratched faces limped and looked subdued for five days. A moonless night and a high powered lamp from a silent automobile sparked a frenzied nymphs dance on Lake Bantam shore leading to scrapes and fear before the car sped away leaving the girls to return to their hotel in silence.
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Litchfield
Lake Bantam
Youngster Marvel With Rifle Scores High in Glendale
A youth named Abe best with a high power 23 rifle scored 39 points in a Glendale event. The report mentions Elmo C Carter and a Los Angeles address on East Avenue 2052, noting the youngster's notable shooting performance.
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