Roosevelt and 1912 Nomination Rumors Stir Political Shifts
The piece argues Colonel Roosevelt may not seek the 1912 nomination while signaling possible backing from Senator Murray Crane of Massachusetts. It links Roosevelt’s shifting policy, a North American paper’s stance, and banker Wharton Baker’s Senate testimony to a broader Wall Street inclination away from Taft.
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Roosevelt
W.H. Taft
Robi M. LaFollette
United States
Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Crane
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Wharton Baker
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Barker
Roosevelt Ananias Club
Doughty
Sagamore Hill
Wall Street
Wins Fight for Life With Dr King’s New Discovery
Newark man James B. Mershon recounts a long battle with blood loss and illness. After eight months unable to work he began Dr King’s New Discovery three weeks ago and credits it with major improvement. The ad touts it for lung trouble and related illnesses with a dollar price and trial bottle offer.
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James B. Mershon
Newark
N. J
Dr. King
Fruit Dealer Notice by W H Palmer
On and after this date, I will sell only by wholesale. W H Palmer signs this notice dated November 27.
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W.H. Palmer
Murder Trial Reopens In Hydee Case Over Hypodermic Injection
In Kansas City on December 6 the state resumes the trial of Dr. B Clarke Hyde for the alleged murder of Col Thomas H Swope. Prosecutors seek to admit testimony that Hyde administered a hypodermic injection to Margaret Swope containing typhus germs rather than the claimed compound oil. Nurse Elizabeth Gordon and Dr Elmer Swyman testified in sequence with Margaret Swope expected to follow. No Swope family member had yet testified.
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Kansas City
B. Clarke Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Margaret Swope
Hyde
Elizabeth Gordon
Elmer Swyman
Swope
For Sale Slightly Used Remington Typewriter
Public notice advertises a lightly used Remington typewriter for sale at The Item office. Terms described as cheap and easy with inquiries directed to the newspaper office. Listing date appears as 12-6 in the column.
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Remington
Read This Sunday World Magazine Features
Get ready for Sunday with the New York Sunday World Magazine section offering many features. Mind reading tests by Major KE S Farrow US Army Ret, women shoplifters, New York City dramatized in London, hygiene by Mrs O H Belmont, junior page for children, drawings by a young artist, and more.
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New York Sunday World
KE. S. Farrow
S. A. Ret
New York City
London
London,” *“Hygiene,” By Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont
Little Ones
Electric Bitters Promise Health Beauty For Women
The ad argues charm requires health and links weakness to constipation and kidney poisons. It claims Electric Bitters cleanse stomach liver and kidneys, purify blood, improve nerves, eyes and complexion. Promotes 50 cents at druggists.
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Georgetown
TEE
Georgetown Daily Item CO
South Carolina
Congress
W. Rouse
Mercer Brothers
Front Street
Col Swope
New Orleans
New Orleans Coffee Co., Ltd
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