The Real Plunderers Expose Roosevelts Boss Debate
The article argues that multi millionaires like John D Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie are the real plunderers, not political bosses. It contends Roosevelt’s opponents finance his bid while major trusts profit, driving up prices and poverty under republican governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Purpont Morgan
George W Perkins
Ileal Harvester Trust
Tani Trusts
Rossevelt
White House
Horvester Trust
John L. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Iscome
A Thousand Million Dollars A Year Speech Claims
Senator Hitchcock charges protected industries extract a thousand million dollars annually from Americans. He cites the steel trust taking 300 million yearly profit amid monopoly, arguing tariffs shield wealth, centralize riches, and spur strikes. He cites exports of steel abroad totaling over 230 million, claiming domestic workers gain little while trusts gouge consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Mo Hutencock
Nebraska
Litchcock
Cesse
Hitchcock
Abe
Steel Trust
Lhis
Tink Lac Steel Trust
WOO
Eich
Cod
Sten
Hestecl Trust
Syurope
jHosig
House
Senate
Who Can Carry These Election Votes in 1912 Baltimore
Baltimore Sun analysis weighs electoral math for 1912. It notes the 1910 census raises electoral votes from 488 to 632, requiring a president to win 277. It outlines states likely to deliver pivotal votes, including New York Ohio and New Jersey, and urges a nomination with tariff reform to carry those key states. It cites Taft and Bryan results and reflects on Democratic chances and regional balance.
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Unvieuss Covention
Baltimore
Taft
Bryan
Maryland
Arizona
New York
Indiana
Ohio
New Jersey
Connecticut
Cleveland
Tinos
Michigan
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Baltimore Sun
Too Many Laws Prompt Call for Clarity and Reform
W O Howard of the New York Supreme Court laments an overgrown legal system with many courts and constantly changing statutes. He argues the mass of law makes it unreadable and unstable, breeding costly litigation and taxpayer burden as lawmakers and governors rapidly enact and repeal.
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Ita
Tata Judgee
Gagstor
Randering
Jeohone
Hreeda
W. O Howard
New York Supreme Court
Local Social Notes and Holstein Record Mention
A village social roundup notes visits by ALTDORF A H Williams family Beatrice returns from boarding school and other locals at A Huger's O J Len and A H Williams homes plus a Milwaukee trip. It highlights a Holstein cow Fiiderne Pontiso Netherland yielding 867.6 pounds milk in seven days and 110.27 pounds butter in thirty days, owned by Bernhard Meyer. Supt John Arnold begins annual road grading from Elm Creek to Grand Rapid amid town chatter.
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A H Williams
Springfield
Beatrice
Fred Buss
Haagen
Frank Huser
LaCrosse
Fiiderne
Hetter
Bernhard Meyer
Findarne
N. J
John Arnold
Elm Creek
Grand Rapid
Cincinnati Times Iter
Grand Rapids Team Defeats Hansen at Seneca Corners
A Sunday afternoon baseball game at Seneca Corners ended with the Grand Rapids team defeating Hansen by 17 to 4. Next Sunday morning, the Grand Rapids Brewing Co team will play in the morning, followed by Altdorf and Sige in the afternoon, as Seneca Corners grows as a local baseball hub and may attract national teams for future World Series play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Corners
Grand Rapids
Hansen
By & Acore
Grand Rapids Brewing Co
Altdorf and
Sige
Local Social Notes Record a Week of Visits and Departures
REMINGTON Mr and Mrs Mask and their infant son of Union Center hosted by R F Haes for the week. Misses Rowe Sanger and Kate visited. Camels were Grand Rapida visitors last week. The St Pawley Co moved that working crew of men from here last Wednesday. Fred Hasa of Rudolph visited the parental home for part of the week. Miss Minne White left for Grand Rapida Saturday to visit relatives. Miss Lena Ruta and Laura departed for Milwaukee Saturday for a couple of weeks to stay with relatives.
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Mask
Union Center
R F Haes
Rowe Sanger
Kate
Grand Rapida
St Pawley Co
Fred Hasa
Rudolph
Misa Minne White
Lena Ruta
Laura
Milwaukee
Pittsville News: Baby Rescued From Stock Tank
A two year old girl of Mr and Mrs John Zigler nearly drowned after being found unconscious in a stock tank near their barn. Rescued by her mother after about twenty minutes, she recovered with slight weakness. Also noted are funeral details for Mrs Solomon Downing of Shawano and a fire at Pittsville Hardware Company that caused limited damage due to quick action.
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Pittsville
John Zigler
Mra. Ziegler
Ziegler
Hongen
Solomon Downing
Ira Boun
Shawano
Dexterville
Elberg
Bean
Gertrude
Mias Lowe
Mra Billaon
Winona
Minnesota
Bert
Julia
Etta
Ellenclaw
Washington
Pittsville Hardwars Company
Atore
How Much Will Hay Shrink
A farmer might sell hay now for 16 a ton versus 20 later as loss from shrinkage runs from 95 to 60 percent in four months. Alfalfa cured in the cock shrinks less than timothy and clover red top. Slow curing under a hay cap reduces shrinkage and preserves feeding value.
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le Lad
Gettysburg veteran census eyed for 50th anniversary
The last legislature directed the adjutant general to identify all old soldiers in the state who fought at Gettysburg for possible inclusion in 1918 ceremonies at Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Names and addresses were sought to plan the commemorative events. The document also mentions Sing Sing origins and an ordinance creating a Grand Rapids Park Commission.
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Gettysburg
Iext
Stony Place
Children s Day program set for Praesbyterian church
A brief schedule notes a Children s Day program at the Praesbyterian church Sunday at 10 40 am June 16 with Myrtle Lewis and local residents attending events in Grand Rapids and nearby towns. A Sunday school program lists scripture, songs, recitations, and class talks performed by choirs and students. Also mentioned are travel notices and a few local notices and ordinances in Grand Rapids Wisconsin.
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Praesbyterian
Mise Myrtle Lewis
Grand Ramis Monjay
J Mann
Waukesha
Place
Leland Bloets
Daustman
J Qowell
W Lambert
Grand Rapids
Goodnow
Mary Stropa
Elis Holcomb
Our Army
Florence Robertson Salo
the Dames
Alpha
Rey Crown
Yas . Ghoai
J W Cochran Lawyer Admitted in New York Wisconsin
J W Cochran attorney with office in Wood County Nat Bank Building in Rapids Wisconsin advertises admission to practice in all courts of New York and Wisconsin and in foreign courts. The firm offers probate and estate settlement services, careful attention, and confidential correspondents in major U S and European cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Nat's Bank
Rand
Notice of probate and estate actions in Wood County Wisconsin
Several probate matters in Wood County Court include a will probate for Martin Heintz with Agatha Heintz seeking testamentary admission. a deed and sale petition for Wiha Chambers decedent. and settlement actions for Hulan Harmon and Henry Miller estates. The court sets hearings, notices, and deadlines, with ads to publicize to interested parties in Grand Rapids and Wisconsin Rapids areas.
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Grand Rapids
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Illinois
Wisconsby
Weed County Court
Bn Probate
Tate
Winrons
Wood
Martin Heintz
Grind Rapids County of Wood Site
Wiscough
Agatha Heinty
Thig
Las Iig
Notic
Tina
Conway
Miy
State of
Wisconsin
Wood County
Wiha
Rosey Osupat
Garand
Duneiger
Wisioman Wood
Weny
EL Miller
Boor
Henry Miller
Tris
Il Miller
Exkiminuel
Jouse
Fi Ink Nl
Hureby Pettiul Thoercarl
Tkly
Gall Ceridutars
Tripids Tribune
Wisconally
Huan UK
Tone Harmon
Humah
Dane Bormon Wee Argall
Ito
Bayins
Citizens Savings
Sulwakes
Hamnih
Jane Harmon
Atgall
Argall
Shivorder
Nating
Grand Apis Telbune
Tlis
Perales
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Grand Rapids Tribune
Drome. & Sutor
Grand Rapids, Wis
Diglay Wnaller & Nara Flora Wohich
F B
Meyer
Altdorf
Remington
Sing Sing
New York State
Park Commissionera
Grand Rapiua
Wood Gounkys
City of
Seiz
Grond
Itapoodea County
Gordon
Mis Henry Roohrig
High Falls
Appleton
Menomome
Mien
Migs
Rose Tinaa
Mukwonage
Rudolph Garbowski
Chase House
Grand Raps
Norton Dys
Grand Rapkis
Wistousa
Altormy
Saul Hou
Cohen Miyor
Guy
Gordon Guy
Rtd Rapid
Pin
Bectiv
T & Cohen
Connell
Gray
J. W. Cochran
John E. Daly
M. L. Ginsburg
Third Avertus North
Sune
Geo. L. Williams
Wood Block
D. D. Conway
First National Bank
East Side
Grand Rapide
Wis
Tel
Goggins & Brazeau
LAW Ofice
Thea MacKinnon
Grand Rapida Wis
Melvin Ruckle
Riverview Hospital
Wood Co Bank Bulding
Bandelin
Houston
Otto's
West Side
W. BE. Wheelan
Daly Block
East Side Tel
Grand Ramds
GEO, W. Baker & Son
North Second Street
East
J. A. Gaynor
Obson P. Cochran Piano Tuner
Wasconsin
Chik
Chas. C. Rowley
M. D
McKinnon Block
D. M. Huntington
Auto Garage
Agency For the
Ford Automobile
Griesbach & Keip
Jackan
Tomsyck
Grocers
Muiry, Mary
Poo
Bossert Bros
Separator Insurance
McCamley & Pomainville
Grand Rapids Beer
Enous
Notige
U 8
Mazda
Nash
W. A. Marling Lumber Gu
Enn Scott
Howler
Dissin
Msue
Carlipy Matai
Bat Han
Wouter Letas LY
Bam
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