Roosevelt in Ohio campaign plans shape in Sagamore Hill talks
Ohio talks with Walter Brown and James Garfield regarding Buckeye State strategy. Roosevelt plans his first Ohio speech in Canton, focusing on recalling judicial decisions with specific case references. South Carolina polls hint Ira B. Jones and Woodrow Wilson leading delegates for May 16 convention. Clark sweeps Tennessee as delegates vote in counties reporting.
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Taft in Ohio Promotes Campaign Attacks on Roosevelt
President Taft toured several Ohio towns after a day of campaigning in the southern part of the state. He attacked Colonel Roosevelt for misrepresentation and false views, denouncing his claims on Lincoln and warning against political power plays by Roosevelt’s associates. Arnold pleads not guilty to bank embezzlement in Norwich. Americans on Mexico coast largely safe. Buford captain reports quiet at Las Mochas and Mazatlan awaiting evacuees. General Wood says no orders yet for the Ninety-Six cavalry to the border.
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Pittsburg May Be Named Methodist Episcopal City
Fragmentary source notes discuss possible Methodist Episcopal establishment in Pittsburg or Smoky City. Mentions Minneapolis May 8 to May 12 events, and regional ideas about cities like Chicago Detroit and Kansas. Unable to confirm concrete details due to damaged text.
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Vinal tonic touted as spring medicine by readers
A People Notice column recaps letters praising Vinal cod liver and iron, claiming it purifies blood and builds strength after illness. The appeal cites improved health, appetite, and vigor, with a drayman-like endorsement from Tom and Hildebrand Druggist of Indiana Pa, amid other light notices.
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A Tenacious Man Holds Fast to a Resolve
A Signal of steady grip and reliability by Sticker Howell Rowell described as a man of tenacity in a New York Press remark. If he were a dog with a grip on your trousers you would be perfectly safe in ordering a new pair, highlighting trust and assurance in his steadiness.
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Cummins Haps Metal Schedule Reform Debate
Senate resumes debate on revising the Payne Aldrich metal schedule with Senator Cummins presenting a substitute and exhibiti ng maps to show steel concentration. He calls tariff wealth distribution a social crime and cites possible $100 million annual profit reduction. Also notes Archbald impeachment inquiry reading, Lawrence labor probe, pension bill agreement, and Alaska compulsory education bill passage.
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Stop Scalp Itch Zemo Remedy Ad on Sale Now
A vintage advertising notice promotes Zemo by B W Rose Medicine Co of St Louis. It claims quick relief from eczema rash dandruff itch and skin diseases. The ad mentions regular 1 dollar bottle price, trial bottle offer, and Noble C Millers Drug Store as point of sale.
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No Rheumatism That Urigo Cannot Cure
An early 20th century advertisement touts Urigo as a universal cure for rheumatism. It claims the disease spreads, crippling thousands, and promises blood and kidney cleansing action with Urigo pills and plasters. It urges readers to mail 10 cents for a free trial and brochure.
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Shoes Store Scene Captures Shopper Crush And Clerk Rush
A chaotic shoe sale shows shoppers pressed into a crush as clerks scramble to serve many customers. A young woman debates bronze boots with a blue dress while a friend loses a silver card case, sparking pleas to managers and jostling amid keepers of the shop. Newly arriving customers complain of delays. managers urge seating while a crowd demands immediate service.
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Diner Strike Hits Hotel Belmont Rush Hour
In New York on May 8 union waiters at the Hotel Belmont walked out during the dinner hour protesting executive methods of Victor Pearl. Patrons watched as waiters fled after a discharge of a worker who joined a May Day labor parade. A drug ad followed.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
A vintage drug ad promising a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine. Claims druggists refund money if it fails with E. W. Grove’s signature on each box, price 25 cents.
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Jewels Turn To Imitations In Berlin Tragedy
Berlin May 8 The claim that Rev Dr Livbe hid priceless jewels from a Catholic clergy man’s suicide week is debunked as the treasures are found to be mere imitations. Women Injured in Washington PA incident expected to recover. Anna Welsh and Pearl Ross, hurt when Joseph Lovejoy Jr. tried to kill them before his suicide, are reported recovering in city hospital.
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Pittsburg Man's Body Found in Bay Near Erie
A body recovered from the bay near Erie is believed to be John O'Neill of Pittsburg. A slip of paper found in his pocket helped identify the possible name.
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Miner Ends His Life With Bullet in Elizabeth Home
Antonio Jacania a 36 year old coal miner killed himself with a gun at his home in Elizabeth near Pittsburg on May 8. Police reported no foul play and the death was ruled a suicide.
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