Landis Blamed For Late Panic
Railroad magnate Harriman, departing for Europe, analyzes the 1907 panic. He says the panic arose from sentiment and fear, cites Landis’s decision and anti-railroad mood, and argues the country’s business now rests on a substantial basis with record crops possible if weather cooperates. He warns the panic was unnecessary and caused by fear rather than actual events.
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Europe
New York
Paris
Vienna
Landis
Caution on Panic Rising From Business Shrinkage
The speaker warns the next panic could be more serious due to business shrinkage. He notes public mood is saner now than in 1907, but warns that a continued rise followed by a fall would hurt more after gains of three or four stories.
Zeppelin Airship Crashes After Long Voyage Near Goeppingen
Count Zeppelin's air ship covering about 850 miles in 37 hours met trouble on return from Bitterfeld to Miedrichshaven. In landing maneuvers the craft struck a tree, breaking the prow and endangering the voyage. A thorough examination shows substantial damage and a long delay before continuing.
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Zeppelin
Goeppingen
Dune l
Bitter’ Field
Miedrichshaven
DROWNS IN POTOMAC EXCURSION BOAT FIRE
A gasoline powered launch carrying young married couples on a Potomac holiday excursion exploded and caught fire. One passenger, Mrs May Wood, age 22, drowned as she and others leaped into the water. Her husband Carl D Wool barely survived after a frantic bid to save her, aided by another launch's timely arrival.
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Wrshington
Jane
Potomac River
May Wood
Carl D. Wool
Taft optimistic on tariff debate in York speech
President Taft spoke in York Pennsylvania on June 1 en route to Washington expressing faith that the tariff question would be settled soon. He said he has been called an optimist for predicting Congress would resolve the issue promptly.
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York
Washington
Taft
Congress
Weather and politics stir thoughts of a June adjournment
The speaker muses on a possible adjournment by June 20 and reflects that hot June weather might drive national legislators to leave the close chambers in Washington. He notes the Lord's will and the potential pressure on lawmakers amid pending sessions.
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Washington
Had to Kill Somebody in Outburst of Rage
A Cleveland man, Fred Daniels, a negro, declared he must murder someone today and threatened his mother before drawing a razor across her throat, sustaining a likely fatal wound. In Chester, Charles Jones, an Illinois penitentiary escapee, surrendered after leaving prison to seek liquor. In Wapikonet, Henry Marie, a former soldier, was killed during a premature celebration.
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Cleveland
Fred Daniels
Daniels
Chester
Charles Jones
Southern Illinois Penitentiary
Foley’s Kidney Remedy touted for prostate relief in elderly men
A Dexter Kentucky reader reports his father suffered kidney and bladder trouble diagnosed as enlarged prostate. After starting Foley's Kidney Remedy the first bottle eased symptoms and the second completed relief. Sold by all druggists. Florabe Greenhouse promotes plants and a local hardware listing follows.
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Foley
L. E. Morris
Dexter, Ky
Standing Army Is Necessary to Defend the Nation
President Talt at Gettysburg unveils granite memorial for Women of the Regular Army. He argues a standing army must remain sizable, barely mirroring population growth, to provide a ready nucleus for rapid expansion in wartime, and to support the nation as a world power. He cautions against reducing armed forces and cites Civil War and Spanish American War lessons.
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Gettysburg
Talt
Congress
Alway
Tatt
Regular Army
United States
Fourth Artillery
Canada
Comuntry
Mies
Ats
Reformers in Danger Attempt to Wreck Car They Ridden
Lebanon June 1 A large barn of Alfred Snook Warren County detective and bootleg case witness was burned An attempt to wreck a Lebanon and Franklin Traction car carrying ministers and anti saloon workers occurred The car struck a boulder near the corporation Huees passengers were thrown but none seriously hurt Memorial day service in San Francisco featured the tug Slocum taking flowers to naval veterans near Golden Gate strait guns fired as passengers scattered flowers from the vessel
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Lebanon
Alfred Snook
Warren County Law and Order League
Snook
Lebanon & Franklin Traction Line
Corporation
Hue
Oibe
Pacific
San Francisco
Slocum
Naval Veterans’ Organizations
Golden Gate Strait
Slucuin
Faultless Mi-ona prescription offered for stomach cures
A small tablet medicine Mi-ona by T. F. Hildebrand claims universal stomach relief. It guarantees cure or money back and is priced at 50 cents. The ad promotes rapid digestion improvement and renewed energy after one week.
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America
T. F. Hilde
Brand
Mi-ona
Guy Reader
the Gazette
T. EB
Dildebrand's
Shooting Fatality In New York State Farm Neighborhood
Morris Donovan, a wells farmer of Clyde, New York, was killed by neighbor Leckwith Tremper after an evening in Tremper's barn. Tremper shot Donovan with a shotgun when Donovan refused to leave, authorities report. Fred Hart was present. the men were said to have spent the night in the barn before the fatal discharge.
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Felows Asier Gebauch
Hardor
Jtochester
N.Y
Morris Donavan
Clyde
N. Y
Leckwith Tremper
Tremper
Donavan
Fred Hart
Thuch Bard
Baya
Enjoying Excursion to Niagara Falls Inaugurated Saturday
A five day excursion series to Niagara Falls via the B R P railway began Saturday. Participants from Indiana included Mr and Mrs John S Cunningham and W A Kline.
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Niagara Falls
Indiana
John S. Cunningham
W. A. Kline
Indiana Borough Seeks School Staff for Coming Year
The School Directors of Indiana Borough seek a High School Teacher two Assistant Principals one Teacher of Vocal Music and seventeen Grade Teachers all with experience. Applications and a list of educational periodicals to which the applicant subscribes must reach Secretary Oliver Fry by June 7 228-6 See'y.
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Indiana Borough
Oliver Fry
James M. Knapp Returns From Brookville Fishing Trip
Cleaned Em Out James M Knapp returned last night from a fishing trip in Brookville and as a result the streams of Jefferson county will have to be restocked from the state hatchery.
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James M. Knapp
Brookville
Jefferson County
Wrights to Receive Gold Medals From President in June
Wright brothers will reach Washington on June 10 where President Taft will present gold medals funded by the Aero Club of America. The derophore will be delivered at Port Myer, with a flyover planned after a White House run. Rep Herbert Mirons of New York will speak at the Aero Club gathering. a large New York delegation is expected. Foley's Urine Laxative is advertised for digestion and liver relief.
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Wrights
Washington
Wright Brothers
Taft
Aero Cii of America
Port Myer
White House
Herbert Mirsons
New York
Avro Club
Auerion
White Hose
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Opens With Notable Features
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition begins in Seattle with completed buildings and grounds. It showcases beauty and naval features, emphasizes Pacific Northwest potential, and highlights Alaska’s wealth in fur, minerals, and agriculture while stressing Seattle's gateway role to global trade.
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Poe Teeda
Wien
Exy
University of Washington
Unele Sam
Alaska
Yukon
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Puget Soas
Ariett
Iyhe
United States
Clthernethes St. Louis
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Wallach Miller
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American. Bear Company
Rogers San & Dredge Pany
Guardr J. Riga
Firat Nat Bank
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Hill
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William A. Wood
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McGrady Bros. Co
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Torrantoire Clay Company
Diamonds Company
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Trevisurer
Dexter Coa Ompany
William R. Jarvis
Bulliven Machinery
Charles TF
Boothby
John 5. Oursler
New Castle
Sharon
W. R Hadley
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Pittsburgh Academ
Ttaburgh Sap Table
Hola Gh Engine Co
Shoup Ua
M. G. Conlin
Home Tithe & Trust Comany
Duquesne
Sogueet S. Rich
George D. Leydic
L. Pattison
Phila. Street
Mr. Harriman
Potomac
Wapikoveti
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Henry Matiie
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Florabe
J. M. Welch
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