Bryan rebukes Roosevelt over war talk in message
Lincoln NebDecember 7 William J Bryan criticizes President Roosevelts recent message as having both good and bad elements and calling it possibly the presidents most important state paper He praises parts favorable to democracy but urges severe criticism of the warlike stance and the reliance on naval power as guarantor of peace He argues justice among nations is the true basis for peace and war should be a last resort
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Tincoln
Neb
Roosevelt
Bryan
Chlef
Elopement by Airship Wins Marion and Jim
Marion and Jim defy harsh vows with an airship elopement. They hire an airship to lift Marion from her father's watchful eye and marry in a rural parsonage, then return to face the consequences. Father Halpin is stunned but reluctant to object when Marion reveals she kept her oath by choosing air travel.
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Jim
Marion
Carrsville
George Halpin
Pye
County Wale Association
Lttle
Parnadise
Earth
Jim Warner
Four Fishermen Endure Heat For Ice Dessert
On a broiling August day four tired fishermen dine at a wayside inn. The hot soup and coffee sting, potatoes burn, and the maid asks if they want ice. They eagerly anticipate cool dessert but receive steaming boiled rice, prompting them to push back chairs and flee in frustration.
InsaMecent Guarantee Trial Quip From Omaha News
A quote from a conscience driven lawyer pledging a fair trial contrasts with a prisoner's demand for a swift acquittal. The dialogue appears in Omaha News style, highlighting tension between legal counsel and inmate in a courtroom context.
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Omaha News
Vinol Declares Cure For Run-Down System Strength
The cod's liver contains curative elements but also indigestible oil. Removing the useless oil yields an ideal body builder with added tonic iron. Vinol eliminates the oil and adds iron to quickly build up a run-down system and create strength. Joseph Emmert, Druggist.
Violinist Wanted In Wisconsin Mining Town Orchestra
Wanted a steady reliable violinist to lead an orchestra in a mining town in Wisconsin with about 1000 residents. Address applications to Leader Orchestra care Freeport Journal. lzddlw.
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Wisconsin
Care Freeport Journal
Rebellion Heroine Aileen Mavourneen Aids Escape
Thomas O Donohue, Irish patriot, defies English rule with his wife Aileen Mavourneen. In a daring ruse, she visits him in the cell, signals a planned escape, and they flee by chair to the coast where he sails to France. Cromwell offers pardon if he bows to English authority, leading to a reconciled return.
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Dermot
Ireland
Jeader
O'Neills
O'Gradys
O'Connells
Oliver Cromwell
Thomas O'Donohue
Aileen Mavourneen
O'Donohue
Charles I
Thomas
O’donohue
France
Kathleen
Ife
Aneen O’donohue
Aileen
O'Donolle
Cromwell
Donahue
Martha BK. Dugan
Bonaparte criticizes press misrepresentations of Navy
Secretary of the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte told the History Teachers' association of Maryland that the navy suffers from press misrepresentations. He denounced sensational reports on a Minneapolis silver service theft and a Tennessee mutiny as products of over-fertile reporting and noted corrections seldom refund prior sales.
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Baltimore
History Teachers’ Association
Maryland
Navy
Chas. J. Bonaparte
Daily Press
Minneapolis
Tennessee
Bonaparte
Pulajanes Battle in Leyte Leaves Soldiers Dead
A clash between a constabulary and Pulajanes on Leyte between La Paz and Terragotta on December 5 left four soldiers dead and eight wounded including Lt. Ralph P. Yates Jr whose injuries were not serious. Thirty Pulajanes were killed with many wounded and captured. no full details have arrived.
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Manilla
la Paz
Terragotta
Leyte
Ralph P. Yates, Jr
Death at the Live Stock Show in Chicago
John Searls of Buchanan Michigan died at the Chicago live stock show after being crushed by steers. He stood near the pen gate as the herd moved along a runway, a steers crowd forcing him against a fence and causing fatal injuries.
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Chicago
Dec. T
John Searls
Buchanan
Mich
Searls
Harriman to Have His Own Cars
Salt Lake City December 7 Representatives of the Harriman railway system have incorporated the Pacific Fruit Express company in this county to transport perishable freight. The company is capitalized at 12,000,000 in 100 shares.
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Harriman
Salt Lake City
Harriman Railway System
Armour Cats
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Reciprocity Policy Urged by New York Chamber Panel
A committee report to the New York Chamber of Commerce urges reciprocal tariff concessions with South American nations to preserve the protective system and avoid radical changes. The proposal highlights mutual economic benefits and reinforces existing trade ties.
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New York
Dec
South America
New York Chamber of Commerce
Glucose Trust Settles Pennsylvania Candy Cases
The Corn Products Refining Co of New York, part of the glucose trust, settled about 500000 in all Pennsylvania cases against 460 dealers selling candies containing glucose. Dr H Warren dairy and food commissioner had charged illegal glucose use for bleaching. The company agreed to pay remaining costs and fines, with cases to be dismissed.
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Philadelphia
Corn Products’ Refining Company
New York
Glucose Trust
Pennsylvania
Is. H. Warren
Dairy and Food Commissioner
TH. Bedford
Corn Products’ Company
Warren
Tie
Morocco question interrupts Paris chamber scene
In Paris the government Moroccan question prompted a dramatic scene in the chamber of deputies. M Taures the Socialist leader spoke as Count Bont de Castellane began at the tribune and about half the deputies withdrew. Castellano continued as if undisturbed. Wells Fargo to raise salaries in Houston after a Kansas City conference announced increases based on service and position, not a fixed percentage.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Taures
Count Bont de Castellane
de Castellano
Wells-Fargo
Houston
Tex
Kansas City
Wells-fargo Express Company
Fate of an Unknown Girl in North Dakota Shack
An unnamed young woman who taught school and lived alone in a shack ten miles north of Crosby, North Dakota, froze to death as cold weather arrived suddenly. She had barely saved enough for food and clothing and could not buy coal to heat the shack.
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Minot
X. D
Crosby, Nod
Cost of Producing Armor Plate Report to Congress
A report to congress by a board of officers named by the secretary of the navy estimates the actual cost of producing class A armor plate at 205.85 dollars per ton. The board was charged to investigate the matter.
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Washington
Dec
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Rockefellers Served Subpoenas in Standard Oil Case
New York December 7 John D Rockefeller and six Standard Oil associates have been served subpoenas to appear before the United States circuit court in St Louis on January 7 next.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
United States Circuit Court
St. Louis
Barge Wawanosh Crew Rescued Near Oscoda Michigan
The crew of the barge Wawanosh was rescued by the tug Spencer after the Wawanosh broke away from the steamer Lake Michigan and ran aground three miles north of Oscoda in a December storm.
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Oscoda
Mich
Here
Aged Turfman Billy Williamson Near Death in New Orleans
Captain Billy Williamson aged ST years is at the St. Charles hotel in New Orleans and is expected to die.
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New Orleans
Billy Williamson
St. Charles Hotel
Chicago Markets Reported Grain and Livestock Quotes
Chicago grain and livestock quotations from the Board of Trade and regional markets show Dec Wheat around 74.5 to 75 cents, May at 77.5, and mixed figures for corn and oats. Hogs receipts at 24,000 with prices from 6.40 to 6.50 for primes. cattle receipts 2 vars with steer prices 6.78 to 7.00 for prime stock. sheep at 5.10 to 5.40 for good to prime. Turkeys and poultry prices listed. hay and other feeds noted.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Chicgo Board of Trade
Grose
Dee
Salas
Edyice Prairie
Freeport Kidney Pain Ad Promotes Doan’s Pills
Danger in delay and kidney disease risk urged for Freeport residents. An ad extols Doan’s Kidney Pills as a safe remedy, citing Wm. Trotter of 232 Walnut St and local dealer Joseph Emmert’s store. Claims many locals cured. price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is U.S. sole agent. Remember the name and buy Doan’s.
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Freeport
Bright
Dean
Wm. Trotter
Walnut St
Joseph Emmert
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Appeals for Protection Buckwheat Flour Advertisement
Appeals for protection of digestion from fermented food microbes. Promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin with 4 doses or two bottles, 50 cents and 1 dollar, money back if it fails. Also advertises Mrs Austin’s Buckwheat flour for genuine buckwheat flavor. 11-30
Wisconsin Tobacco Growers and Deaths Assn Opens Convention
Two hundred delegates attended the opening in Madison of the sixth annual convention of the Wisconsin Tobacco Growers and Deaths association. Walter Wellman, the explorer, left New York for Tunis hoping to reach the north pole by airship. Beveridge introduced a senate bill to make meat packers pay for inspection costs. San Francisco educators support confining Japanese school children to the Oriental school. Twelve people were injured and $450,000 worth of property destroyed when the P. J. Liarney Shoe Manufacturing Co. boilers exploded in Lynn Massachusetts. A blizzard and heavy snow blocked streetcar traffic and delayed trains in Ashland Wisconsin. A gale on Lake Erie reached 60 mph near Cleveland with increasing hourly velocity. The Arctic steamer Roosevelt sailed from North Sydney for New York. A seat on the New York Stock Exchange sold for $2,500. previous sale was $35,000. Dr. Lupponi, pope’s physician, is growing worse after a lengthy illness. The Inter-Continental Robber Company was incorporated at Trenton New Jersey with $40,000 capital. Rear Admiral Peter Asserson, U. S. N. retired, died at his Brooklyn home at age 60.
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Madison
Wisconsin ‘Tobacco Crowers
Walter Wellman
North Pole
New York
Tunis
Beveridge
Senate
San Francisco
P. J. Liarney Shoe Manufacturing Company
Lynn Mass
Ashland
Wis
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Roosevelt
North Sydney
New York Stout Exchange
Lupponi
Inter-Continental Robber Company
Trenton
N. J
Peter Asserson
Brooklyn
Perfect health through Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
An advertisement claims the laxative Syrup Pepsin by Dr Caldwell ensures stomach health. It advises father mother and children to take doses at first sign of trouble and promises relief or cure. Sold by druggists at 50 cents and 1 dollar with money back if it fails.
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Dr. Caldwell
Piano tuner J Burdett takes orders at Brown & Dollmeyer
J Burdett, a piano tuner, accepts orders at Brown and Dollmeyer establishments or by calling phone 394.
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J. Burdett
Brown & Dollmeyer’s
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for Children's Ailments
The ad extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a pleasant laxative medicine for impure blood stomach or bowel troubles in children. It claims superiority over harsh old remedies and promises money back if not satisfactory. Sold by all druggists at fifty cents and $1.00.
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Ate
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Ryan
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