Corporations Target Roosevelt And His Allies
Chicago June 6 A lawyer for the packers says major capitalists plan to destroy Roosevelt and allies who back him. They would enlist trusts and big industries to control politics, aiming to elect the party easiest to neutralize. They warn Roosevelt’s socialist leanings risk upsetting business interests.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
America
J. Ogden-Atmonr Fatarne
Europe
Caillione
Folers Honey and Tar Promises Lung Benefit
A testimonial from a resident of Wood, Ind describes years of lung trouble with hemorrhages ending after using Folers Honey and Tar. The speaker claims the remedy stopped coughing, healed the lungs, and restored health, urging its use in advancing lung disease. Sold by medicine dealers everywhere.
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Ind
All Medicine
Kennedy
All Druggiste
D&w
Moody compliments Sen Elkins on rail legislation
Washington June 6 Attorney General Moody compliments Senator Elkins in a letter praising the Elkine law as a strong tool against railroad rebates and discrimination. Moody notes a circuit court ruling supporting the law and hopes the Supreme Court will uphold that interpretation, viewing Bilkins law as a powerful instrument against unfair practices. The message emphasizes the law’s potential effectiveness and vindication of Elkine policy.
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Circuit Court
New York Tribune
Supreme Court
W. He Moon
Ground Up By a Train at Clarksburg
Jon Reney attempted to board freight No 95 at Clarksburg depot when he lost balance and was fatally struck, his head severed. Kelley had boarded freight trains to reach home in the city area, a habit noted by neighbors. A Branchton resident reports illness and inability to work, praising Kott's Kidney Care and Zoler for improved health.
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Jon Reney
Ut Uiaraenurg
Clarksburg
Kelley
Ova
Rodgers
Branchton
Kott
A Breezy Letter From Uncle 10
Ceci West Virginia June 5 reports timely rain benefiting the neighborhood and renewed farmer optimism. It notes Alva Hertzog and wife visiting Cove, Simon Tainut near Philippi, Eugene McDaniel's illness improving, mine inspectors and road work debates, and a pledge to advocate better roads and macadam construction with strong local voices and plans for future letters.
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Ceci
Alva Hertzog
Cove
George Feltone
Alva
Barcour
Taylor
Henee
Jo Barnett
Joe
Boon
Tatueetion
Unucre
Democratic and Republican contests roll across five states
News from Indianapolis Missouri Oregon and Pennsylvania on June 7 reports open races in the Ludlana Democratic convention and Missouri Democratic platform backing Bryan while Missouri rails against corporate favors. Oregon results show Chamberlain reelected governor Bourne and Hawley winning seats with woman suffrage defeated. Pennsylvania Republicans nominate Stuart Murphy Young Houck with Roosevelt endorsement and tariff and corporate reform planks.
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Bryan
Jefferson City
Missouri Democratic State Convention
William J. Bryan
Missouri
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Capitol
Folk
Oregon
Portland
Ore
George E. Chamberlain
James Withycombe
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
United States
B A Lute
W. R. Ellis
Republic
J H Graham
Wail
W. C. Hawley
Galloway
Multnomah
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Edwin S. Stuart
Philadelphia
Robert 8. Murphy
Cambria County
Robert K. Young
Tioga County
Henry Houck
Lebanon
Congress
Herpicide touted to cure dandruff and promote hair growth
An old advertisement proclaims Nanbro's Herptelde destroys dandruff germs and acts as a hair dressing to prevent irritation and keep the scalp pure. It claims superior effectiveness over rival products and directs readers to order from The Herpicide Co. in Detroit, Mich, via Pueller Drug Company.
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Nanbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Schedules for Washington and beyond
Railway timetable lists daily schedules from Baltimore to Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with morning and evening departures and connections to Cumberland Columbus Cincinnati Louisville St Louis Parkersburg Belington Elkins and Weston including intermediate stops and arrival times. Indicates departures from 4 45 am to 12 11 pm and arrivals through 10 20 pm with notes on Sundays exceptions.
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Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Aim
Cumberland
Way Pointe
Lumbus
Chicago
Fairmont
Accom
Cincinnati
Louisville
ST. Louis
Parkersburg
Belington
Elkins
Arkansans Back Bryan at State Convention
Hot Springs Arkansas on June 7 reports the Democratic state convention endorsed William J Bryan for president with Congressman C C Reid elected permanent chairman. Chancellor Humphreys of Washington County offered a resolution backing Bryan for 1908. Additionally reports note arrests in a lynching case in Missouri and a deadly fire in Ashley Ohio.
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Arkansans
Bryan
Hot Springs
Ark
William J. Bryan
CC. Reid
Humphreys
Washington County
Mr. Bryan
Ashley
K. of P. Hall
Excello water power wash ing machine promoted at Moran shop
An advertisement touts the Excello water powered washing machine at P Moran's blacksmith shop promising easier wash days by attaching to a faucet. It also lists real estate for sale and a car load sale from Gaines Accries Co with a new line of styles for seed and sewing goods.
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P. Moran
Blackewith
South Grafton
Wallaell
Wastington Street
Grafton
Gaines Accries Co
DeMoss Stenio
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Surprise & Company
West Main Streen
Sweet Orr
All Union
L. Bernstein & CO
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Moody
Sen
Foey
Ehle
Ail Medicine Dealere
Uncle 10
Indiana
Ewing
Indinapolis
Ludlana
William 3. Bryan
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Taggart
Elbert Jones
V.ciuity
Wal
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
W. VA
Latrobe St., Grafton
Springheld
Braith
HN Gooch
Hadley, Garsmiths
St. Petersburg
Byte
Manchuria
Diecomfort
Barentss
Ten Cent
Dent & Dent, Attorneys
Loar & Poe's
Main Street
U.C
Shackelford & Son
EE Carter & Company Transfer
Latrobe Street
Stieff
CFE
N. Liberty Street
E. H. Hostler
West Main St
Grafton City Hospital
Orr
Paroid
Wells
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