Our Money Spent In Europe
Large sums are spent by American travelers in Europe with estimates ranging from 125 000 to 300 000 visitors a year and expenditures near 228 million dollars. The Majestic carried a record mail load to Europe, with over 5 000 sacks of mail and 700 of parcels post worth more than 1 million dollars. The piece highlights Christmas mail exchanges and cross ocean friendship fueling international ties.
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Europe
Great Britain
France
Switzerland
Italy
United States
Atlantic
American
Majestic
New York
America
Pareels Post
Ohio Fight Grows Between Taft and Foraker Friends
The Dayton Daily Journal backs Senator Joseph B. Foraker for president, arguing he is the most available man and could lead the Republican Party to victory. The piece suggests Foraker may not secure the nomination but could damage Taft’s bid.
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Ohio
Taft
Foraker
Republican News of
Hamilton
Dayton Daily Journal
Joseph B. Foraker
Carnegie speech at National Civic Federation banquet
Andrew Carnegie declared there is no cure for financial troubles and urged dismissing such hope. The remark challenges congressmen and financial experts who favor their plans, portraying Carnegie as one who made millions from tariffs and resists change.
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Andrew Carnegie
National Civic Federation
New York
Andy
Philosophy Maxims From The Chicago Tribune
Daily reflections on wisdom and conduct. The piece urges a strong mind avoid arrogance and folly and notes religion should aid action, not shield. It asserts personal perception shapes opportunity and true friendship requires sincerity.
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Chicago Tribune
Canal job boasted by Isthmus compared with rail line
The Wheeling Register notes Panama Canal diggers removed 1,868,729 cubic yards in October, but the Northern Pacific railway moved 3,432,928 cubic yards in the same period. The comparison suggests less boastful results for the canal project given the rail line’s higher output with no major traffic disruption.
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Wheeling Register
Panama
Northern Pacific Railway
One of Our Agricultural Products
Joseph Gurney Cannon emerges as a self made prairie man with Quaker roots and a lawyer by profession. The piece frames him as a farmer capitalist and statesman valued by common people for quiet elegance and by the wealthy for boisterous simplicity.
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Everybody ’S Magazine
Joseph Gurney Cannon
Washington
Illinois Prairie
We Live By The Trusts Across Boston
A vivid poem style feature lists how daily life is shaped by various trusts including Pin Lee Coal Soap Drug Paper Beef Oil Corset Pickle Coffin, portraying pervasive forces in a city. The piece challenges readers to recognize power dynamics behind ordinary goods and services.
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Boston Globe
Pin Trust
Lee Trust
Coal Trust
Soap Trust
Drug Trust
Paper Trust
Beef Trust
Oil Trust
Corset Trust
Pickle Trust
Coffin Trust
Ten Years Ago Today In News Tones And Tales
Notes recall Mrs. Charlotte Kimble dying at 64 with six sons and three daughters surviving. Judge Elam Fisher authorizes a $2000 loan for Herring Hall Marvin Safe Co to pay weekly wages and discharges extra staff. Hamilton to compete in Cincinnati whist championship with trophies. Faint fiction line shows a man rocking a cradle and a wife's rebuke over a restless baby.
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Charlotte Kimble
William Kimble
Ross Street
Fitton
Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Company
Elam Fisher
Eaton
Neilan
Resolutions Prompted by Urgent Book Purchase
A brisk appeal urges readers to buy a small book for writing New Year resolutions. The note emphasizes speed and desirability of having a personal jotting place. No names or places are given.
Better appoint a committee to wait on the weather man
A proposal urges forming a committee to monitor meteorologist reports and secure favorable weather for New Year's Eve events. The plan emphasizes proactive weather planning and public reassurance for celebrations.
Where is the venerable Winter in a historic notice pose
A brief observational item ponders the elusive figure of Winter with its flowing white beard, asking where the season’s personified presence may be found in the current climate.
Former Dayton Mattress Maker Dies or Sells Plant
O A Schantz of Hamilton, a former Dayton boy, is at the Phillips. He previously manufactured mattresses in Dayton and now operates plants in Hamilton and Detroit. Dayton Daily News.
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O. A. Schantz
Hamilton
Dayton
The
Phillips
Detroit
Dayton Daily News
Miss Louise Heck Sends 85 Post Cards to Home Children
A Christmas gift to the Home readers says Miss Louise Heck sent eighty five post cards, one for each child, a gesture stated to be greatly appreciated by the youngsters and omitted from prior lists.
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Louise Heck
76 year old Civil War veteran seeks lodging near Dayton
A 76 year old veteran dragged himself to a police station around 9 am Sunday seeking a place to stay. He walked with a cane after traveling from Cincinnati to the National Military Home near Dayton. He served in the 18th and 187th Ohio regiments and later enlisted for ten years in the 14th United States Army. He hopes to obtain transport to Dayton.
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Cincinnati
National Military
Dayton
Lawrence County
187Th
Ohio
United States Army
14Th
Rules of conduct from a New York merchant and a Beauchamp anecdote
A NYC merchant kept a pocket copy of moral rules urging honesty thrift and restraint. The Indianapolis Star recalls Lou Beauchamp sharing a saloon reform tale about a man sneaking home to rock his baby cradle after late shoes removal.
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Indianapolis Star
Lou J. Beauchamp
Indianapolis
Men Arrive From Holyoke For Champion Mill Special Guards
Fifty non union workers arrived from Holyoke Massachusetts to operate the Champion Coated Paper mill. The plant will run non union, with quartering prepared if needed. State arbitrators have left and will not return without a new proposal as arbitration has failed.
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Holyoke
Champion Mill
Champion
Mass
Democrat-Sun
Special Cincinnati Officers Guard Champion Coated Paper Mill
Twenty men arrived from Cincinnati and were sworn in as special officers by Mayor Thomas at the Champion Coated Paper Co. to protect workers and deter strikers. The Park Inspection bureau sent the guards, amid reports of intimidation at railway stations, with M. L. Benedict as captain and J. C. Barnes as night captain. the mill runs as usual.
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Cincinnati
Thomas
Champion Coated Paper Co
Park Inspection Bureau of
Champion Coated Mill
John Brown
Charles MeJones
Frank Knells
M. L. Benedict
J. C. Barnes
Funeral for Michael Loschiavo Held at St Marys
The funeral for Michael Loschiavo of 822 South Fifth Street was held Monday with services at his home at 8:30 and St Marys Church at 9. The Italian Umberto order led the procession with a band and flags, and floral tributes came from Cincinnati and Dayton.
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Michael Loschiavo
South Fifth Street
St. Stephen’s Cemetery
St. Mary’s Church
Drop It speech at the Y M C A by Sylvester A Long
Sylvester A Long spoke at the Y M C A yesterday on Drop It urging the discontinuation of bad habits. He stressed sympathy and unselfish conduct as keys to success and praised his popular storytelling style and clear delivery.
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Sylvester A. Long
Mr. Long
Davis and Roll families host visitors in O McGonigle area
McGonigles in O are host to Rev. McGinnis on Sunday. E D Roll visited Hamilton with Wm Blant as guests. W D Beggs spent days in Cincinnati. Jno Stamp and children visited Philip and Abbie Brown. Nellie Blaut spent weekend with her aunt Abbie Blaut. Fred Dare and wife were also noted as Sunday guests.
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Democrat Sun
McGonigles
J. T. Davis
McGinnis
E. D. Roll
Hamilton
Wm. Blant
W. D. Beggs
Cincinnati
Jno. Stamp
Philip Brown
Nellie Blaut
Abbie Blaut
Fred Dare
New Cult To Be Established In Chicago
Bishop Samuel Fallows of St. Pauls Reform Episcopal Church announced a new movement named Christian Psychology. Backed by leading doctors, it blends religion with scientific medicine to treat functional nervous disorders using mind and suggestion along with medical care.
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Chicago
Samuel Fallows
St. Paul's Reformed Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Church
Bishop Fallows
Emmanuel
God
Local Social Notes Highlight Hamilton Visits and Darrtown Supper
Miss Clara Frey and Luella Lengers spent Saturday in Hamilton. Gertrude Lengers was the guest of Mrs. John Stumps Saturday. Fred Dare bought a new horse last week. J P Hussey, John Blant, Chas Beckett, and John Beckett shipped a carload of hogs to Cincinnati stockyard last week. Joe Frey of Hamilton visited Mr. Philip Brown Sunday. Chas Beckett and J P Hussey were at Cincinnati last Wednesday. Young people attended the Odd Fellows annual supper at Darrtown Tuesday evening.
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Riley
Clara Frey
Luella Lengers
Hamilton
Gertrude Lengers
John Stumps
Fred Dare
J.P. Hussey
John Blant
Chas
John Beckett
Cincinnati
Joe Frey
Philip Brown
Chas. Beckett
J. P. Hussey
Spend Your Own Money Your Own Way
A dealer questions a customer’s ability to spend their own money when an advertised article is substituted. The editorial tone argues customers should pay for what’s advertised and resist substitutions regardless of the reason.
Refuse Imitations in Advertised Article Requests
A firm rejects requests to imitate or replicate advertised articles claiming to enforce authenticity. The stance emphasizes adherence to original sourcing and warns against copying or faking content.
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Hamilton Democrat-Sun
Butler County Democrat
Butler County Democrat Company
Neveranett
Homer Gard
D. A. Leiter
L. R. Hensley
Geo. E. Holdefer
Charles E. Mason
Butler County
Democrat
Mamiites
Associated Press
Ograph
New York City
R. J. Shannon
Brunswick Building
Allen and Ward
Boyce Bidg
MILL
Thomson
Peter G. Thomson
Davenport
New York Evening Mail
Long
Fallows
Darrtown
Dime Savings Bank
the Dime Savings Bank
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