Hughes Seeks to Defend Motives in Kansas Tour
New York Governor Hughes denounces anonymous accusations in a Kansas campaign swing, praising Taft as labor’s friend while attacking opponents’ policies. He recalls his NY record against special privilege and public-service abuses, urging voters to judge by actions, not innuendo.
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Wichita
Kany
Bryan
Hughes
New York
Kansas
Whebtta
Herington
Kan
St. Joseph
Taft
Mughes
Caliope
Topeka
Middle West
Twan
Glycerin Haulage Accident Shocks Clintonville
A nitroglycerin wagon ran away in Clintonville injuring no one, scattering 400 quarts of explosive as it struck a building but the event caused little damage. Nearby towns await Taft campaign stops with Hitchcock arranging Wheeling and Louisville appearances. A Washington report calls charges of Interior favoritism over Prairie Gas permit utterly false.
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Clintonville
Here
Joby Hanker
Mr. Hanker
Gene Beasts
John
Washington
Oct
Secretary of the Interior
Pierce
Interior
Prairie Qi and Gas Company
Anty Drudge Confronts Grocer Over Fels-Naptha Imitation
In a heated exchange, Anty Drudge refuses a grocer's substitute, insisting on authentic Fels-Naptha. The ad praises Fels-Naptha for its cleaning power, ease on the back, and clothes longevity when used with proper directions in cold or warm water.
Wrights Aeroplane Draws World Figures to Meudon Trials
At Le Mans France on October 9 Wilbur Wright conducted flights for a crowd including Queen Margarita of Italy Lieutenant General Baden Powell Count Serge Kaznakoff and Commandant Bourdeaux. The public subscription fund was started to honor Mr Wright with a testimonial for his aeroplane feats.
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Withue Wright
Pateona
le Mann
France
Wilbur Wright
Monager
Margarita
Italy
Baden-Powell
Serge Kaznakoff
Russia
Mme. Hollee
Bontticaux
Meudon
Wright
Bourdeaux
le Mens
Afr
Champion tramp in town pays his annual visit to Cincinnati
A No. 1 the champion tramp of the world known as the gentleman tramp is in Cincinnati in Oct. He has kept his real name secret for 25 years and admits plans to be laid to rest at Cambridge Pa. His travels total 455590 miles to date and 8284 miles since 1908. He notes never paying more than 7.01 for rail fares and speaks several languages. He has aided railroads by reporting defective wheels and equipment to avert wrecks while dressing in high fashion during his city visits.
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Cincinnati
Cambridge
Leading Stereotyper Dead Master Craftsman of APA
John W. Kerwin, foreman of the American Press Association stereotyping department, died at his Flushing home after brief illness. He leaves a widow and six children. A Chicago native, he was 46 and joined the APA twenty five years ago, famed as a master stereotyper.
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American Press Association
New York
John W. Kerwin
Flushing
N. Y
Kerwin
Chicago
American Press, Association
Servians Demand War With Austria in Belgrade
Belgrade crowds press for war as King Peter appeals for calm. Newspapers demand action against Austria and boast a large Servian force ready for battle. In Springfield, Abraham Raymer is found not guilty of mob destruction, complicating riot convictions.
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Belgrade
Servia
Peter
Hoegadd
Austria
Pravda
Bosnia
Politica
Montenegro
Drina
Herzegovina
Springfield
Abraham Raymer
Raymer
W. K. Donnigan
Sao
Fort Ide
Pol
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Anty Drudge
Anty Drudgi
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Pittsburg
Rosenbaum Co
Liberty
Indiana Dyeworks
Indiana Dye Works
The
Rows
Philadelphia Street
Cunningham CO
Splendids
Fabrica
Indiana, Pa
Mack’s
Philadelphia’ Street
Mack & Son
People’s ‘Bargain Store
Philadelphias St
JNO
S. Cunningham
Mawes A Philhear Tein
Serira
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