Taft and Foraker Reunion Deepens GOP Ties
At a Sioux City event in Poledo Ohio the Taft and Foraker alliance was showcased with a dinner guest list including General Corbin Representative Keifer and James Hoyt. Foraker is urged to campaign in Kansas while endorsing Taft, and both leaders praised each other as they met publicly for the first time in the parade review.
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Charles ‘Jt. Lewis
Judge Taft
Middle Bass Club
Foraker
General Corbin
Representative Keifer
James Hoyt
Cleveland
Lincoln Republican Club
Chicago
Hitchcock
Kansas
Taft
Middle Bass Island
Toledo
Harris
Whitlock
Taft and Senator Foraker Meet in Enthusiastic Parade
Taft and Ohio Senator Foraker greet each other with handshakes and cheers as they share a lengthy conversation amid a four hour parade. Taft attends a Lyceum theater appearance and is introduced by President Mulhotland. Foraker joins later for remarks and political discussion urging Republican party strength in a pre campaign rally.
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Senator Foraker
Judge Taft
Taft
Senator
Foraker
Iit
Lyceum
Pan
Mulhotland
Watt
Ohio
Republican Party
Apphinser
Taft Feud Mentioned In Chicago Church Meeting
The article describes a speech by Foraker at a Reformed Episcopal church gathering in Chicago. He criticizes press coverage and notes reporters prepared dispatches about a feud and bad feeling between Judge Taft and Waysel. The scene features Bishop Samuel lullows and references to the sermon and expectations of reconciliation.
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Sedee Taft
Samuel Lullows
Reformed Episcopal Church
Chicago
Foraker
Taft
Waysel
Bryan en route home after rally across Midwest
William Jennings Bryan, touring through Minnesota and Iowa, spoke at a Sioux City rally denouncing Coleman Dabant and Senator Kelse Penrose as not reformers due to trust ties. He linked Taft to insufficient trust reform and carried his train tour through Alton and other points, heading to Lincoln.
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Sioux City
Wm. J. Freen
Coleman Tdapant
Delaware
Kelse Penrose
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Towa
Brean
Alton
Taft
Bryan
Lincoln
Primary election returns show Bradley narrowing gap with Warner
Detroit reports incomplete results with Auditor General Bradley narrowing Governor Warner’s lead to under 1,000 votes as 83 districts remain. Earle holds 25,018 while Stephenson leads in Wisconsin with 1,707 to Cook’s 41,308 after revised returns.
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Detroit
Mich
Bradley
Warner
Earle
Milwaukee
the Sentinel
Isaac Stephenson
A. Cook
Debs Exhausted by Speaking in Kansas City
Eugene V. Debs, Socialist presidential candidate, exhausted after ten speeches six off the programme, arrives by his red special in Kansas City. He addresses a large crowd in Convention Hall, continuing his campaign tour.
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Debs
Kansas City
Eugene V. Debs
Inter
Convention
Jenkins Concedes Defeat in Wisconsin Nomination
Chippewa Falls Wis Sept 4 Representative Jenkins chairman of the judiciary committee concedes that Dr Lenroot has defeated him for renomination by at least 2000 votes Jenkins admits Lenroot leads by a two thousand majority and will seek the seat in the coming election.
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Jenkins
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Lenroot
Idaho Republican Platform Endorses County Local Option
At Boise Idaho September the Republican state convention adopted a platform including a county local option feature a plan for direct primary was killed by a vote of THO 10 180 maintaining party control over nominations and local option questions.
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Idaho
Boise
Ida
Boy Missing Girl Not Lost Tells Of Foul Play Death Case
Edward Thompson, 12, said three men abducted him from Dixon and beat him, forcing him into a freight car to Chicago where he escaped. A girl, Alice Needham, 1693 West Warwick, found safe with florist John Bullman in Morton Grove after leaving for Evanston Illinois Industrial School. She said she stayed at Evans ton shelter and chose to return to the school.
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Chicago
Sept. &—R
Dixon
Northwestern Railroad
Edward Thompson
Henry Thompson
Tixen Cement
Northwestern
James Knapp
Central Detail
Alice Needham
West Warwick Avenue
John Bullman
Morton Grove
Linois Industrial School
Evanston
Jight
Bullman
Bullman Oaereed
Madison
Miss Needham
Suspicion of foul play in Oakwood man’s death
The body of Arthur PDeavis of Oakwood was found in North Fork river near Oakwood after he disappeared Saturday evening. Deputies arrested Frank Coombs and George Green for illegal fishing and will hold them until after the inquest. Coombs and Green claim they heard a shore shout, suggesting police intervention, while a search party recovered the body as police investigated possible foul play.
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Danville
Arthur Pdeavis
Oakwood
North Fork
Frank Coombs
George Green
Dollvis
Thnsmere
Coombs
Green
Dam Canal Incident Sparks Outrage and Protests
Fragmented report from Springheld Gh Sent describes anger over a dam slowdown on a canal near Havnt Ion twelve miles away. Vague claims of dynaworker prosecutions and alleged sabotage trigger fears as explosions flood lands and strand craft.
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Hituoix and Michigan Canal
Havntion
Cavernor Deneen
Efe
Collapsed report details assault claim and retirement plan
Pleased bur Now Sprprised Bloondngton UL September. George Rielsideco dated statements claim Mrs. Tort Phalbim of Sypacy says he attacked her. Sigil says he is the man. He denies surprise, knowing he was in Tracent. He plans retirement to Sprieetteholh after gate work.
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Bloondngton
George Rielsideco
Dart
Sprieetteholh
Teds
Frost
Fartiea Fedents
Beedogy
Ter
Perseverance Leads To A Sale Print Discovery
A boy named David struggles with a Latin exercise at home, asking his father Mond for help. After hours of effort, he returns triumphant, revealing the mystery word was “perseverance,” a lesson learned from teachers as a sale print satire in Barber’s.
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David
Tye
Barper
Jury Finds Defendant Safe in Local Case
A trial before Judge McCoies in Pave pa concluded with the jury ruling the defendant safe. The proceedings referenced a prior matter involving Kilbourne and questioned certain declarations but found no wrongdoing.
Strikers Return to Work After Weeks-Long Dispute
Workers at Malb wine plant resume duties after a strike lasting weeks. The company accepts new employees, thereby forfeiting existing rights and privileges. Ti MuTToon Ti. Sep 3 notes the settlement and ongoing labor actions affecting the plant and its workforce.
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold Claim
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana describes a summer cold lasting three months that disrupted business. He notes prescriptions failed while Foley's Honey and Tar and Ortho Laxative Fruit Syrup offered relief without stomach upset, urging customers to refuse substitutes.
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A. J. Nusbaum
Batesville
Indiana
Foley
H. J. Moogk
Wu. F. Jungkunz
Aeronaut Charles Jones Falls 600 Feet to Death at Maine Fair
Charles Oliver Jones, famed Hammondsport aeronaut, plunges 500 feet during a July ascent at the Central Maine fair grounds. Flames issue from the gas bag as spectators watch. Jones releases gas to descend, but a burst of flame severs the craft and he dies within ninety minutes. Mrs Jones among first at his side.
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WatervNle
Maine Fair
Charles Oliver Jones
Hammondsport
N.Y
Jones
Mills to reopen after wage dispute at International Paper
Glens Falls dispatch reports that several International Paper mills, closed for four weeks, will restart within days after workers accepted a 10 percent wage cut. The plants had suspended operations due to the wage concession, now agreed to by the workforce.
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Glens Falls
Novy
Ofterall
International Paper Company
Legislature Adopts Short Term U.S. Senate Election Plan
In Des Moines the Senate adopted Lambert's amended resolution to elect a United States senator for a Sept. 9 short term. The vote was 34 to 11 after a clash between stand patters and progressives. The house is expected to vote on the concurrent resolution today.
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Pes Moines
Senate
Lambert
United States
House
Scoring Summaries From Chicago Standings and Scores
Baseball standings and results across major leagues with multiple city matchups. Highlights include Chicago St Louis 8 to 0 in one game drawing errors, Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati 7, and Philadelphia 28 to 2 in a marathon 17 innings. News lists batters, errors, and pitchers from several clubs including Brooklyn, New York, Boston, Detroit, and Milwaukee.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Karger
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
G. Berrors
Tpittsburg
Liefield
Gibson
Ewing
Schleidt
Brooklyin
Mhieteo
Loop Ooto
SM. Louis
Aounoonagonx
Cleveloml
Die Vodt
Tors
Cleveland
Detroit
Bartieries
Jevelud
Berger Am Bark
Lum
Joonovan
Sehrmidt
New York
Philadelphia
Puchadelphia
Mivars
Philadephia
Philadelpha
Lake
Niemen
Washington
Boston
Wishineten
Washingdon
O. Haat
Feries
Steel
Eughes
Warner
Babe Hee
Boston Vet
Brooklyn
Notable Exchange Between Artist and Poet in Rainy Day
A compact dialogue portrays an artist and a poet chronicling a rainy day marked by relentless rain and a sense of entrapment. The artist laments the pressure from DIN collectors and a perceived lack of escape, while the poet notes a shared experience of being duped.
Yoley’s Kidney Cure Promises Health for Kidneys
A historic advertisement claims Yoley’s Kidney Cure cleanses impurities from blood and cures all kidney and bladder diseases. It asserts kidney health enables good health and credits H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Juugkunz as endorsers.
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Yoley
H. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Juugkunz
Grand Army Parade Draws 100000 in Toledo Admiration
In Toledo on September 2 the Grand Army parade drew about 12 000 veterans and 100 000 visitors. Taft and Foraker appeared near the reviewing stand as crowds showered flowers and cheered. Police reported few accidents or incidents of unrest, and Mayor Whitlock praised the orderly behavior amid bright sunny weather. Rhode Island veterans humorously led a march past with bears bearing a “Who won the battles of ’61 and ’05? We did” placard.
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Toledo
Grand Army of the Repattie
Maimely
William T. Taft
Joseph Benson Foraker
Foraker
Coltwin
Whitlock
Michigan
Ohio
Rhode
Thirty Men From Georgia Parade With Cornstalks
Georgia sent thirty men marching with long cornstalk bundles while South Dakota veterans waved corn canes and North Dakotans wore wheat in hats. Oklahoma boasted statehood symbolism and Michigan displayed a rooster coop. Veterans received flowers, coffee, and sandwiches as children in red white and blue watched.
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Georgia
South Dakota
North
Michigan
Jefm Pavis
Nerdous
Pefamarey Mection Law Upheld
Court upholds law affecting primary election procedures. Pietre reports that court fees are sustained and the decision blocks Democrats from placing their candidates on the state ticket at the Democratic convention.
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Pietre
Sye-Phe Suresi
Phe
Glass Company Merger Spawns National Movement
Pittsburg reports a noted push to merge independent hand blown glass firms across the United States. G Myron J. Case of Bowling Green Ohio and John W. Johnston of Hartford City Indiana are leading the initiative aimed at consolidating regional glassmakers into a unified industry group.
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Pittsburg
Sept
Myron J. Case
Bowling Green, C
John W. Johnston
Phartford City
Ind
United States
Spanish War Veterans Parade in Boston
Six thousand uniformed Spanish War Veterans paraded through downtown Boston as the principal event of the veterans encampment on September 8. The clear display emphasized reunion and remembrance of old campaigns.
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Boston
Lookout Narrator Recalls Quoted Promises On Special Occasions
In a fragmentary reminiscence, the storyteller recalls a vow to his wife to never drink more than three drinks except on special occasions. He lists possible events like a birthday and Memorial Day but admits nothing stands out as truly special. The piece touches on daily life and family milestones amid vague, wandering reflections.
Strike riot ends tragically in Scranton area
In Dunmore two women, Mrs. Adam Kavinko and Mrs. Anna Cordiach, were shot on a back porch during a strike at Erie No. 1 colliery. General Superintendent Edward Gerwin and state police escorted nonunion miners when attacked by strikers near the mine. Both women were wounded as stones and pistols were used. authorities suspect strikers fired the shots.
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Scranton
Dunmore
Adam Kavinko
Anna Cordiach
Karalko
Erie Company
Edward Gerwin
Gerwin
Peckville
Opening of Damascus Medina railway amid grand rituals
In Medina on September 3 the Damascus to Medina railway, nicknamed the Italy City, opened with elaborate ceremonies. An imperial Constantinople mission led by Djevad Pasha and engineer Mukhtar Bey attended, with the crowd swearing to support extending the line to Mecca. A telegram announced Kingim Pasha as governor general of Wadjaz, receiving a royal ovation.
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Medina
Damascus
Italy
Constantinople
Prophet’s Town
Midwerity
Djevad Pasha
Mukhtar Bey
Mecca
Porte
Kingim Pasha
Wadjaz
Chicago Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Report
Quotations from Chicago Board of Trade show wheat corn oats and pork and lard futures with Sept and May positions. Cash sales list winter and spring wheats, oats and mixed feeds, plus live stock receipts and prices for cattle hogs sheep and lambs in Buffalo and regional markets.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Close
Hipols
Dodiana
Wisconsin
Indiana
Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Mast Buuffalo
N.Y
Youlys
Amis
Yewrings
Wethers
Ewes
Ciulves
Best
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Wide Kidney Relief
Of Interest to Many. Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any case of kidney or bladder trouble that is beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. H. J. Moogh, Wm. F. Jungkunz.
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Foley
H. J. Moogh
Wm. F. Jungkunz
A Man of Letters and Lincoln’s Lasting Style
Helen Nicolay lauds Abraham Lincoln as a model of clarity and brevity. The piece links his simple, precise training to enduring phrases in Gettysburg and his second inaugural, noting his moral vision and noble life as sources of literary greatness.
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Mr. Lincoln
Gettysburg
Europe
al bin Ufe
Helen Nicolay
St. Nicholas
Duel by baseballs ends in French defeat at daybreak
An American from Yale agreed to a duel with a French count using baseballs at twenty paces. The Frenchman struck first but the American dodged the balls and then fired, three shots grazing, wounding the count who fell. The encounter left a vow never to challenge another American citizen.
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Yule
Eli
Penuime
Yale
Belle France
No Place For Cramblers in Muacksville Run Enterprise
A snarling street corner screed denounces local governance and residents, cursing the town and its grandmother while attacking merchants hawkers and newspaper men. The passage argues that towns tolerate troublemakers only to face endless nuisance and a drift toward provincial authority, all urging relocation for dissenters.
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Enterprise
Muacksville Run
Orange Blossom Symbolism in Bridal Tradition
Uncertainty surrounds why brides wear orange blossoms with many viewing it as a sign of fruitfulness. Some authorities trace the practice to Saracens who regarded the orange blossom as a symbol of a prosperous marriage, noting the tree bears fruit and blossoms simultaneously in the East.
Streetest of All Outlite I tell you
A lighthearted exchange from the Philadelphia Press about sleep timing. The speaker cites fogey scientists who claim pre midnight sleep is most beneficial, while another touts the sleep after waking in the morning as the source of feeling good.
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Philadelphia Press
A Quick Cure for a Smoking Husband
A Baltimore American quip notes Mrs Dietthere banned cigars in the house except those she bought herself forcing her husband to smoke to avoid offending her. The joke relies on domestic control and witty reversal.
Reasonable Father Hints at Finding What Was Sought
A reflective line on the search for a book, noting relief when the object is finally found. The narrator muses that finding what one seeks leads to quieting the chase and a change in tone. The remark frames pursuit, expectation, and the moment of discovery.
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Father
Is Always Tretnsed to Spebe' iiters Wek To chink
Aspirant asks for feedback on a Uitte poem with a garbled title and unclear lines. The note requests help to refine the piece and fix the spelling in hopes of better readability and reception.
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Rei
Plain Cook Preference Quoted in Court Dialogue
In a courtroom exchange, the manager asks if a plain cook is desired and Mrs. Mourymovon agrees, requesting the plainest preparation. The judge oversees the exchange framing the culinary request as a formal matter.
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Muda
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