Bryan Satisfied With the Battle After Defeat
Lincoln, Neb. November 5 W J Bryan says the election outcome favors Republicans and cites platform reforms he championed including labor laws, tariff reduction, bank deposit protection, railroad regulation, and independence for the Philippines. He praises Mack and the Democratic committee and will serve the nation as a private citizen. He trusts Nebraska's Democratic state government to enact Denver platform policies locally.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Mack
National Committee
Gilad
Nebraska
Denver
Taft Bryan telegrams exchanged in Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports a brief exchange of telegrams between William Jennings Bryan and William Howard Taft. Bryan sent congratulations for Taft's ventures while Taft spoke to the Women's Foreign Missionary Society conference in Lincoln and Cincinnati.
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Ww. J. Bryan
William H. Taft
Lincoln, Neb
Cincinnati
Mr. Bryan
Judge Taft
Miss Louisa Pietta Enters Repeated Long Sleep Cycles
In Lowell Massachusetts on November 5 Miss Louisa Pietta remains asleep after five days without waking This follows prior episodes including a sleep from June 5 to June 29 and multiple periods of one to three weeks The cause mystifies physicians though Pietta experiences no apparent illness and upon waking believes she has only slept one night each time
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Lowell, Mass
Louisa Pietta
Apple Store Teaches About Hexamethylenetetramine
Fragment discusses hexamethylenetetramine and mentions the store in its name. No clear event, date, or person identified.
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Apple
Watson Seeks Cabinet Seat in Taft Administration
Washington reports leading Republicans expect James E. Watson to join President Taft’s cabinet. Watson’s name circles for navy or commerce and labor secretary as Taft contemplates cabinet reshuffles. Possible successors and retirements at top levels are discussed, including Cortelyou and Wilson.
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Washington
James E. Watson
Taft
Navy Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
Watson
Secretary of the Navy
Roosevelt
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Mr. Watson
Mr. Taft
Indiana
Hemenway
Elihu Root
New York
Platt
Mr. Root
United States Supreme Court
Pan Ro
Peckh
Eaehy
Evi
Cortelyou
George von Meyer
Pemeval
Wiliam Loeb, Jr
Bonaparte
Wilson
Western College
Wilseon
Fred W. Carpenter
Carpenter
Philippine Commission
Francisco
County Local Option Debates Set For Onsite Votes
Indianapolis reports the next political focus is county local option elections after the election. Law publication, petitions due by December 1, and hearings at the commissioners court are outlined as the Indiana Anti Saloon League positions for county dry votes. Prohibition leaders assess losses and gains across Marion Howard Wabash and Clay counties as results trickle in.
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Indianapolis
BE. S. Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Shumaker
Proh Ition
F. W. Lough
Sec
Ary Edward Clark
Marion County
Howard County
Ainst
Sumner
Haynes
Prohibition
Howd
Clayounty
Henry County
Chairan Lough
Wabash
Sand Creek
Nnings County
Sumner W. Haynes
Eugene Chafin
West Terre Haute
Knox County
Saving Box To Be Placed In Corner Stone Of Y M C A
A brass box from the old Y M C A building on Calhoun Street is placed in the care of the Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association for safekeeping during demolition for a new office. By contract the box belongs to contractor Rump but was turned over to J W Burns on advice of E A Hackett, first president of the city Y M C A in 1885.
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Calhoun Street
Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association
Rump
E. A. Hackett
Elty
J. Ww
Young
Cornerstone laid for former Y M C A site after decade of decline
The narrative recalls the June ceremony when the corner stone of the old building was laid as the city Y M C A declined after ten years, the property later seized by creditors for 14000 dollars, and the organization vanished. A new Y M C A chapter has recently been proposed with renewed prospects for future generations.
If You Are Over Fifty Read This
An advertisement urges readers over fifty to try Foley's Kidney Remedy to cure kidney and bladder disorders. It claims the product restores vitality and vigor and urges starting today via Dreier & Bro.
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Foley
Dreier
Socialist vote falls sharply in key cities
Chicago dispatch notes socialists under 19 000 votes in police returns from Tuesday's election, far below 1904 levels. Debs supporters in Cincinnati and Cleveland also show greatly reduced totals, with party leaders forecasting continued declines amid adverse figures.
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Chicago
Debs
Cieinnati
Cleveland
Debs Vote Totals Rise in Pacific and Texas Towns
Mr Taft reports pleased with gains on the Pacific coast and in Texas, Missouri, and New York towns. Debs estimated total votes will not reach the anticipated one million, likely under 500,000.
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Taft
Pacific Coast
Texas
Missouri
New York
Debs
Home Damaged Root of Mrs Toens Case Revealed
Fragmentary OCR shows the damaged text mentioning the home and the surname Toens. The readable portion suggests a focus on property damage linked to Mrs Toens, with unclear surrounding details. No dates or locations are confirmed in the legible lines.
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Lung Relief
When lungs are sore and inflamed germs of pneumonia and consumption lodge and multiply Foley's Honey and Tar kills the cough germs cures the most obstinate racking cough heals the lungs and prevents serious results. The genuine is in the yellow package. Dreler and Bro.
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Foley
Dreler & Bro
Laborer Suffers Severe Head Wound in Broadway Fall
Adolph Smith a laborer residing on West Main street sustained a severe gash to the scalp after falling on a brick sidewalk near Washington Boulevard on Broadway Wednesday evening. He was taken home after a physician attended to him.
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Adolph Smith
West Main Street
Broadway
Washington : Boulevard
Lindsey Triumph in Colorado Juvenile Judge Race
Ben B. Lindsey known as the kids' judge won a surprising election despite party machine opposition. A eastern donor supplied 5600 dollars with 2000 more raised, and civic leaders including 75 pastors backed Lindsey as Denver voters, about 25,000 of 60,000 cast ballots. The result showed women led a scratching campaign against Lindsey's rivals who totaled roughly 32,000 votes.
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Denver
Ben B. Lindsey
Colorado
Lindsey
the News
Foley's Orino Laxative Promises Natural Digestion Relief
A fragmented ad claims Foley's Orino Laxative eases constipation and liver trouble by stimulating digestive organs. It asserts the product acts naturally and gives a pleasing result.
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Foley
Cure of Tuberculosis of Bones Reported in Five Weeks
Chicago doctors report a five week trial curing tuberculosis of bones in twenty of forty destitute crippled children using a paste of bismuth subnitrate and gasoline applied inside the bone cavity. The method, discovered by Dr Emil Beck, showed rapid healing as the paste fixed an abscess outline during an X ray study. Medical experts note many crippled children suffer from bone tuberculosis and await broader confirmation.
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Chicago
Emil Beck
Beck
John Ridlon
Wallace Blanchard
Cuban Press Praises Taft Victory and Cuba Policy
Havana reports a generally celebratory Cuban press on Tafts American election win. Diaro de la Marina lauds his Cuban understanding, Jurnal praises ending the 1906 revolution and fairness, La Lucha commends his grasp of revolution causes, while El Triunfo and other papers echo support with one conservative outlet criticizing lack of Palma backing.
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Havana
Taft
Diario de la Marina
Cuba
Jurnal
la Lucha
el Triumfo
General Gomez
Palma
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Jominson
George
F. Lille
Delaware
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WOHN_J. SHAFEOTH
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