Foraker Silent In Campaign Withdraws From Taft Rally
Cincinnati Sept 21 Senator Foraker withdraws from national campaign duties and asks to be relieved from engagements. He plans to answer Hearst charges in due time and Congress will back his senatorial candidacy but under no political committee. He also cancels attending a Taft League rally to avoid harming the Taft cause.
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Cincinnati
Foraker
Ohio
Hitchcvel
Tureau
Williams
Associated Press
Collowa
Hearst
Aker
Judge Taft
League of Republican Clubs
Music Hall
Mr. Hearst
Withdrawal of Taft Campaign Involves Foraker
The article outlines how Foraker withdrew from a Republican club rally after talks with Taft and other senators. Taft canceled the joint appearance after discussions with Crane Dick and Cline. Taft refused press comment, and Foraker’s letter plan shifted to Hammond. The piece notes Archbold funding context and declares Taft’s stance toward a downed opponent.
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Foraker
Republican Club League
Hearst
Columbus
Taft
Cline
Ohio
Massachusetts
Crane
Pike Street
John Hays Hammond
National League of Repuilican
Hammond
United States
John Dpd
Archbold
Pornker
Hindipo Nerve Tonic Guarantee Offers Cure Promise
Q P Guenther & Co announce a bold offer on Hindipo Nerve Tonic and Restorer at the Galena avenue corner store. They guarantee it will cure all forms of kidney problems and nervous disorders or take the risk and refund. The label claims strong relief and asks customers to try with confidence.
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Q. P. Guenther & Co
Galena Avenue
Galena Street
Foraker Repudiates Profit From Paper Deal
In a 1902 letter, Foraker explains he had no money, sought Archbold's funds, and that the Ohio State Journal deal collapsed. He returned the money to Archbold, stating there was no profit to him and that the arrangement was an accommodation for a newspaper friend.
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Ohio State Journal
Foraker
Archbold
Bryan off on a visit to Parker Hill and New England tour
William Jennings Bryan travels through New England visiting ex Judge Alton B Parker and ex Governor David B Hill. He speaks in Stamford South Norwalk New London and Providence while facing auto delays and a speeding arrest. discussions with Parker and Hill occur at Wolfert's Roost in New York state.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
New England
Grand Central Station
National
Mack
Manhattan Hotel
Bryan
Esopus
Albany
Alton B. Parker
Daviid
RB. Hill
Stamford
South Norwalk
New Wondon
Conn
River Point
Woonsocket
Providence
R. I
Appadoug
Overspeed, Inc
William J. Bryan
Alten BB. Parker
United States
David BH
Wolfert
Poughkeepsie
Parker
Hill
Barry Murphy
Chanler
Hills
Judge PD
Cady Herrick
Hearst and Le Pisgen Address Oklahoma Critique
In Memphis Pennsylvania on Sept 21 William R Hearst and Thomas Le Pisgen of the Independence party spoke at a local theater. Hearst attacked Governor C N Haskell of Oklahoma for blocking an injunction against a Standard Oil subsidiary. He also read a letter claimed to be from a Representative.
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Jos. C. Lilley
Pennsylvania
B.” Hearst
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Sibley
Bailey
Cannon
H. R
Archbold
Hearst
Haskell
Earst Snd
Monnett
Ohio
C N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Prairie Company
Standard OW Company
Memphis
Penn
William R. Hearst
Thomas le Pisgen
Independence Party
Elearst
C. N. Haskell
Corporaton
The
Standard
Hoearnet
Kern Returns From Westminster Visit With Gettysburg Tour
Democratic vice presidential nominee John W. Kern was driven back to Baltimore after an address at Westminster and a tour of Gettysburg battlefield. He asserted that the Republican party is controlled by Speaker Cannon, the Senate’s powerful interests, and a coterie of rich manufacturers.
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Baltimore
John W. Kern
Westminster
Gettysburg Battlefield
Kern
Cannon
Senate
Roosevelt letter urges support for Taft and GOP ticket
Oyster Bay letter to William M. Melinley appeals to disinterested citizens to join the national and congressional Republican committees in backing Taft for president and a Republican Congress. It reviews seven years of legislation, asserting Taft and GOP candidates pledge to continue current policies, urging all good citizens to aid beyond party lines.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Wiliam S. Melintley
Repubican
Congressional Committee
National Republican Committee
William HI
Taft
Republican Congress
Congress
Taft Speaks to Norwood Citizens at Linton Hotel
Cincinnati September 21 Judge Taft addressed an enthusiastic Norwood crowd in the Linton hotel assembly room. He focused on the Philippine question, deeming it a campaign issue, and answered critics of Bryvan regarding railway franchises and friars land sales.
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Taft
Norwood
Cincinnati
Linton Hotel
Hryvan
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Ring's Little Liver Pills for Biliousness
Advertises Ring's Little Liver Pills as remedies for biliousness and sick headaches. Claims to keep you well. Price 25 cents. Sold by H. J. Moogk and C. P. Guenther.
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H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guenther
Too Many Cooks Spoiling Projects Cited
Quote from Cleveland Leader noting that excess cooks spoil tasks. References a back-and-forth on culinary effort and quality with no specific events or people.
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Cleveland
Donors Kidney Pills Ad Urges Quick Kidney Care
A testimonial from Mrs. Scott Best of Freeport Illinois endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. The ad warns against experiments, claims the remedy has cured many stubborn cases locally, and lists Foster Milburn Co as U S sale agents with a 50 cent price.
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Dean
Freeport
Scott Best
Ordway Street
Ill
Emmett
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean’'s
Baseball scores and records from Saturday's games
National and American league results show Detroit and New York, St. Louis and Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Chicago, Washington, Cleveland, and Boston posting wins or losses with innings noted. A separate item reports A. B. Austin, hotel proprietor, dying after a self inflicted throat wound in Mount Pleasant Texas.
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Detroit
New York
Wilson
Blair
Summers
Schmidt
St. Louis
Washington
St. Louts
Johnson
Street
Waddell
Smith
Spencer
Chicago
Phiiladelphia
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Thittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Mount Pleasant
Tex
Austin
Peterman Hotel
Daily Baseball
National
Chicago Revere
Cincinnati Sepee
Roston
Datene
Peer Eone
Fee
Wrights optimistic on Orville recovery at Fort Myer
Orville Wright shows signs of improvement at Fort Myer hospital. Doctors say he is not entirely out of danger but his condition is very satisfactory. Sister Katherine Wright is on hand to assist in his care.
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Washington
Orville Wright
Fort Myer Hospital
Katherine Wright
Freeport Boy Identified in Room Asphyxiation Death
Washington dispatch reports Harold Steine, nineteen, of Freeport Illinois was found dead from asphyxiation in his room at the Howard House last Thursday. Chief of Police Silk of Freeport identified the deceased.
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Freeport
Washington
Howard [Louse
Harold Steine
Tfl
Silk
Hitch cock Arrives in Chicago for Republican HQ Visit
Chairman Hitchcock arrives in Chicago to spend today and tomorrow at the western Republican headquarters, with plans to return to New York on Wednesday.
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Chicago
Hitchcock
New York
How a Good Bluff Worked at the Empty Office
A London fish tale unfolds as flu strikes a shop’s staff beginning at 10 o'clock with the cashier and noon with the bookkeeper. The typist, then three clerks, all succumb while the proprietor faces the crisis with one lone office boy. He resolves to observe the game too.
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Tommy
Liverpool Mercury
Witty exchange about understanding women ends in marriage joke
A brief, humorous exchange debates a man’s grasp of women. One remark suggests a man once claimed insight yet never married. the other retorts with a joke implying the claim’s irony.
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Aoman
His Mean Trick and a London Oyster Superstition
A brief quarrel, recorded in Kansas City Independent, centers on Brown and Green over a past courtship and a withheld speech. The second item notes Londoners eating oysters on St James Day, chasing a superstition that such eating ensures wealth, as described by Circle Magazine.
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Green
Brown
Kansas City
St. James
London
St. James’ Day
Circle Magazine
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