Bryan the Man to Follow Roosevelt
The piece argues William Jennings Bryan is the likely successor to Theodore Roosevelt, claiming Bryan would continue Roosevelt’s policies and that he has the strongest chance among living men to carry forward Roosevelt’s theories and programs. It praises Bryan as principled and aligned with the public’s trust in Roosevelt.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
W. J. Bryan
No White House Consultation for Coin Harvey Reported
There is no record of Coin Harvey being summoned to the White House for any financial consultation. No officials or sources confirm such a meeting or advisory role at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coin Harvey
White House
Tobacco use declines in America despite rising cultivation
Under oath before a New York US commissioner the tobacco magnates state that domestic consumption is not keeping pace with increased cultivation. They point to foreign trade as the growth area and note a shift in view from tobacco to alcohol prohibition, suggesting mixed signals for reformers.
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Tobacco Trust
United States
New York
America
South
Commissioners abandon the Semler appeal in Crawford's Run plan
County commissioners refuse to pursue higher court action in the Semler damage case, accepting the $2,000 verdict to avoid delaying Crawford's Run improvements. The Democrat Sun supports diverting Crawford's Run to enable sewerage and paving for the Second and Fourth wards, arguing the public interest favors the move.
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Semler
Democrat Sun
Grawford
Crawfad
Grawfond
New York Aldermen Propose Edge Against Blue Laws
City legislators promise a modest concession to ease Sunday restrictions amid Sunday shopping debates. Officials argue the plan safeguards public order while expanding retail opportunities.
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New York
No game compares to hunting deaths in fall
Incomplete records show over a hundred killed in the United States this fall as hunting claims lives. Many wounded will die, while others become lifelong cripples. The article argues that hunting’s slaughter dwarfs football, suggesting danger is natural in sporting killing and that hunters may be killed by their own or fellow sportsmen.
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United States
Opinion snippets on Roosevelt Hughes political views
Various newspapers reflect mixed reactions to Franklin D. Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover. Supporters admire Roosevelt while critics admire Hughes, though some fear a third term.
Direct nominations would favor Roosevelt or Hughes
The Springfield Mass Union notes that direct nominations would likely limit Republican choice to Roosevelt and Hughes and asserts Hughes would lead Roosevelt in the contest.
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Springfield
Mass
Union
Roosevelt
Hughes
Roo
The Stand Put Argument in Tariff Debate
The piece argues that tariffs cannot be moved during fragile or booming times and suggests true statesmanship lies in postponing necessary and unavoidable changes.
St Rosa's Young Ladies elect officers. clergy preach. obituary
Ten years ago today Sunday the St Rosa s Young Ladies society of St Stephen s church elect or officers for the ensuing year. Prof O G Hertzoz of Hiram college preached at the Church of Christ. Mrs Nancy Stewart one of the Bible teachers of the Oxford Western female seminary died in this city at the home of Mrs Sarah McKee. She was 72 years of age.
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St. Rosa’s Young Ladies’ Society
St. Stephen’s Church
O. G. Hertzoz
Hiram College
Church of Christ
Nancy Stewart
Oxford Western Female Seminary
Sarah McKee
Christmas Shopping Countdown Narrows to 10 Days
With ten days left before Christmas shoppers race to finish gifts. Stores promote deals and last minute offers as families plan trips, wrapping, and festive meals amid seasonal crowds and weather.
Santa Claus charity idea costs little, brings joy to children
A local proposal suggests small spending to organize a Santa Claus event, aiming to delight children while keeping costs modest and within council budgets. The plan emphasizes community involvement and positive local impact.
Curveless Woman of Our Dreams Revisited
A reflective glance questions the fate of the once idealized curveless woman celebrated months ago and how public fascination or social standards have shifted since.
Five Horned Owl Shot near Columbia Bridge
Ed Brucks known as Doe Brucks shot a five horned owl with a rifle on Wednesday evening at the Columbia bridge. The owl, weighing about six pounds with a four foot wingspan, was sold for mounting.
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Columbia Bridge
Ed Brucks
Brucks
Arlington Heights Council Meeting Ends in Darkness
A Katzenjammer Kid disrupted proceedings by entering the town hall and turning off the electric switch. The prank left the council in darkness for over 30 minutes as officials groped to restore lighting.
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Arlington Heights
Oddfellows to mark 50 years of secretary Adam Frank service
On January 11 1908 Friendship Lodge of Oddfellows Germantown will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of Adam Franks service as secretary. Franks long tenure makes him a patriarch of local Oddfellowship. likely no other US member has served a similar single body for so long.
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Friendship Lodge of Oddfellows
Germantown
Wil
Adam Frank
Frank
Oddfellowship
Ohio
United States
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Easy Home Cure
Claiming piles are fearful but curable with Pyramid Pile Cure, the ad touts a free trial package by mail from Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan. It features testimonials, emphasizes painless treatment at home, and offers a 50 cent subsequent supply with mail order options.
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C. Crowley
9Th Ave
Seattle
Wash
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Rengo Said to Cure Obesity Without Harm
An advertisement touts Rengo as a safe obesity remedy using natural extracts. It claims a pound per day fat loss, pleasant taste, nerve strength, and no need for starvation or drugs. The product is sold by The Rengo Co. in Detroit with trials by mail and availability through Hamilton druggists.
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Rengo
Rengo Co
Rengo Bldg
Detroit
Mich
Hamilton
Radcliffe Drug Co
Howe Drug Co
Mayor Rules Petition Valid In Local Option Fight
In Winton Place a mayor upholds a petition as legally binding asserting no fraud in signature gathering. The rumor of a saloon near the Methodist church was deemed longstanding and not a misrepresentation. A new wets petition with many signatures is ready, aiming to affect the local option district and affect George Metzger’s saloon at Station and Spring avenues.
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Winton Place
George Metzger
Station
Spring Avenues
Untitled fragment hints at a crowded event and official attendance
A fragment suggests a long running capacity and a crowded gathering with many visitors including high officials, implying an upcoming public event and council presence.
Finest bull shipped from Venice farm to Nebraska stock farm
A bull exchange moved forward with Charles Sohngen sending the finest in stock to Hon. W J Bryan's farm near Lincoln Nebraska. Bryan visited Sohngen at Charles FE Mason home where a women’s agreement led to the swap of bulls.
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Charles Sohngen
Venice
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Solhmeen
Charles FE
Mason
Rumors drift on Millcreek Valley village appointments
Incoming officials face speculation over posts in Lockland and surrounding villages. Attorney W. W. Bellew is expected as Lockland village solicitor with no opposition noted. Marshal-elect Ab Handley may become day patrolman and health officer candidates include Wal Harting and C W Skillman. Other public posts also seen as open.
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Millcreek Valley
W. W. Bellew
Lockland
Maersial
Ab. Handley
Wal. Harting
C. W. Skillman
Cincinnati Mayor Rules On Winton Place Liquor Petition
Mayor Dempsey ruled in favor of the drys in Cincinnati approving a petition to prohibit sale of intoxicating liquor in Winton Place. He rejected 11 of 179 signatures for lack of residency proof and found no coercion by employers.
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Dempsey
Cincinnati
Winton Place
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