Our Coast Artillery Plan for Coast Guard Corps Recruited
Article discusses a War Department proposal to form a national guard branch of coast artillery. It notes about 100 million dollars worth of coastal guns installed, including 12 to 16 inch weapons, requiring careful maintenance. The force is under strength with only 14,000 men, less than half of full detail. Proposes citizen soldiers to assist in peace and wartime care of guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
National Guard
Coast Artillery
Field Artilley
Roosevelt Era Campaign Financing and Oil Trust Scrutiny
The passage hints at political funding in the Roosevelt era and a shakeup in the coal and oil sectors. It notes Harriman as a donor and describes Standard Oil dividends as destabilizing to conservative finance. The tone suggests scrutiny of campaign contributions and corporate influence in politics.
Roosevelts temperament and looming congress session
The article portrays President Roosevelts strenuous nature and habit of issuing sharp commands on a Mississippi river steamboat. It notes a close riverboatmen’s corporation and predicts Congress convening in two months with tariffs and anti trust legislation likely postponed until after the election.
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Rooseli
Roosevelt
United States
Cannon
Hat Styles and Moral Labels in a Humorous Study
A Florida Times-Union piece discusses a professor of criminal psychology and his humorous observations on hats signaling character. It notes debates over hat angles and brim breadth, linking it to morality, finances, and behavior while contrasting serious science with light satire.
Character and the Hat
A Chicago Post note explores humor in serious settings and traces original humor to ancient sources. It cites a scientist named Gross and refers to a new book on psychology as evidence in a brief, reflective passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Gross
Funeral Invitation Found In Old Brick House Site
A funeral invitation dated October 1 1856 was found hidden under window woodwork at the former brick house site near South Third and Ludlow streets. The card invites Samuel Clark and family to a 9 AM service at M C McMahen's residence with Rev Davidson of West Chester officiating. Rev Dr Hale marked three years as pastor of the First Reformed Church of Dayton, praised for growth and leadership in the Miami Valley.
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South Third
Ludlow
Samuel Clark
M. C. McMahen
Mr. Davidson
West Chester
John C. Holbrook
Hornung
W. A. Hale
First Reformed Church of
Dayton
Miami Valley
Ohio
October Fair Day Reflections and Seasonal Musings
A reflective prose fragment notes the creeping approach of Thanksgiving and October’s character. It quips about a fair day in October and the scent of burning leaves, then remarks on millinery on a pretty girl and a suggestion to boost oleomargarine use to lower butter prices.
Goodman's Rainy Cincinnati Trip By Reo Car
S. M. Goodman traveled to Cincinnati yesterday in his Reo car but heavy rain forced his return on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton railway.
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S. M. Goodman
Cincinnati
McClung Son Returns From Three Years Army Service
Orville McClang son of John L. McClung of 610 Central avenue has returned home after three years in the United States army. During his enlistment he saw service in the Philippines.
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Orville McClang
John L. McClung
Central Avenue
United States Army
Young McClung
Phillipines
Peter G. Thomson to Return Home From New York Visit
Peter G. Thomson of the Champion Coated Paper Co will return home tonight or tomorrow after a stay in New York. He arrived a week ago in Irving to assist with trunks at the customs house but sprained his back and was laid up a week at his hotel. He has recovered.
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Peter G. Thomson
Champion Coated Paper Co
Earone
Mr. Thomson
New York
Lrving
Rengo Promoted for Safe Obesity Reduction
An advertisement argues against starvation and drug-based fat loss and touts Rengo as a safe, effective remedy. It claims a pound lost per day, notes nerve and digestion benefits, and says physicians increasingly prescribe it. Sold by The Rengo Co., Detroit, with a free trial offer.
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Rengo
Rengo Co
Rengo Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Fish Market Decline Leaves Hamilton Without Local Markets
A Demcrration man, William Atherton, says Hamilton’s fish trade is controlled by a combine. He notes most fish are frozen stock sold at higher prices, with Smith’s going out of business on Main Street leaving Bert Williams’ market as the sole local fish outlet.
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Smith
Main Street
Hamilton
Bert Williams
South Front Street
William Atherton
Atherton
Fish Trust
Woodruff Leads Swift Probe Into County Infirmary
Prosecuting Attorney Redbert announces start of a formal inquiry into the county infirmary prompted by the Bliss report. Woodruff reports long distance talks with officials in the bureau of inspection and may subpoena others with John P. Bliss possibly as a witness. The probe could run a week to ten days with first witnesses due soon.
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Redbert
Woodruaff
Bliss
Woodruff
Bureau of
John P. Bliss
Ma finds relief with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
The note reports a woman named Ma feeling headache relief and happiness after taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at night. It mentions The Radcliffe Drag Company at High and 2nd streets and 231 High Street.
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Hollister
Radcliffe Drag Co
Cor. High
2D Sts
High St
Continued case of cab driver William Hunt in police court
In police court Tuesday morning the case of William Hunt the cab driver charged with stealing Mrs Lilie Tieman jewelry was continued to secure important evidence. Costs were remitted in the hearing of charges of fighting preferred against Joseph Kalt and Jacob Hufnagel and the defendants were released.
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William Hunt
Lilie Tieman
Joseph Kalt
Jacob Hufnagel
Card of Thanks
Fred Hennecke thanks friends who stood by him in last Saturday's democratic primary. He expresses sincere appreciation for their support and help.
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Fred Hennecke
Exhibition at Y M C A Showcases Junior Work
A large crowd viewed the junior exhibition at the Y M C A last night at six. Students presented marching, free hand work, floor drill and a maize run followed by a basketball game. Tonight a meeting of church brotherhoods will feature Charles Gr Reade of St Paul Cathedral Cincinnati addressing attendees.
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S O'Elock
Chas. Gr. Reade
St. Paul Cathedral
Cincinnati
Bondholders Trust Appoints Manager at Semler Mill
The Central Trust Co of Chicago, trustee for bondholders, has placed a manager in charge of the Semler Milling Co plant. Bond issue total stands at $125,000. Neither Semler spoke for publication. Philip Semler promised a later statement.
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Semler Milling Co
Central Trust Co
Chicago
Court House
Semlers
Philip Semler
Curtain line for Fail at Creighton & Hooven's
The note directs readers to Creighton and Hooven's at 236 High Street for the Curtain line for Fail, indicating a local shop or prompt reference. The text cites a specific address and store likely serving as a point of sale or information hub in the community.
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Creighton & Hooven’s
High Street
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Charles E. Mason
Democrat-Sun
Ecrat
Associated Press
Our Coast Artillery
Coal Trust
Standard Oil Company
Harriman
Florida Times-Union
Aeke EL
Webster
Chicago Record-Herald
Semler Plant
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California Fig Syrup Co
Secretary of Agriculture
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New York, N. Y
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