Roosevelt vows to fight crooks in state politics
Col Roosevelt told the Press club he would continue challenging corrupt figures whether or not he wins the state convention. He praised Mitchell, noted a disagreement with Barnes, and asserted the people must govern themselves without the influence of bosses.
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New York
Col. Roosevelt
Press Club
Barnsie
William Barnes Jr
Mitchell
Hennessy
Newcastle
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
World
Republic
New Orleans Drops To Fifteenth In City List
Washington dispatch reports the 1910 census shows New Orleans at 339,015, up 51,915 or 18.1 percent. The city falls from twelfth to fifteenth among U S cities as the 1910 enumeration proceeds.
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Washington
Census Bureau
New Orleans
United States
Teaching Reserve Is To Defeat Fat God
Marion Indiana September 17 Special to The Sun the fellows stung by the figurative ar our and then have copped the school teacher for the lifetime double trot are responsible for an examination to be held here September 24 County Superintendent A G Brumfield says the fat little god has made it necessary to have some extra teachers within call every year heretofore go with the consent of State Superintendent Aley he will hold an examination to provide a lovelorn reserve
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Marion
Ind
A. G. Brumfield
Aley
Pellagra kills editor in Salisbury after illness
Salisbury September 17 editor John M. Julian of the Salisbury Evening Post died at his home Friday after a two week illness with pellagra. He was a leader in state politics and prominent in local affairs.
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Pellagra
Salisbury
N. C
John M. Julian
Salisbury Evening Post
First Wife Wishes Second Happiness
In Boston on September 17, the first Mrs. Peabody expresses no hard feelings toward ex husband George Lee Peabody and supports his upcoming marriage to Edith Deacon. The Peabody Deacon wedding is postponed to New Year’s due to the groom’s affairs, with the former wife possibly attending.
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Boston
Myass
George
Miss Deacon
George Lee Peabody
Edith Deacon
Indiana bakeries fall short in health Inspectors report
H A Barnard Indiana state food and drug commissioner reports on 145 bakeries with only one in excellent condition. 64 good, 67 fair, 19 poor, 7 bad. Slaughter houses eight inspected four classified, ice cream factories largely fair, 16 of 42 samples under butter fat 8 percent. 176 pounds of unprotected candy condemned as unfit.
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Indiana
H. A. Barnard
Roosevelt endorphes Miles Poindexter in Seattle primary
Ex president Roosevelt endorsed insurgent Miles Poindexter for the United States Senate in a telegram from Seattle on September 17. Poindexter won a sweeping primary endorsement, with Roosevelt thanking Poindexter and accepting the primaries' decision as binding.
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Seattle, Wash
Roosevelt
Miles Poindexter
United States Senate
Poindexter
Frou Frou Biscuit Placed Under Ban Across Counties
Harrisburg officials say Dairy and Food Commissioner Foust started a crusade against the imported frou frou biscuit alleged to be preserved with borac acid. Fifteen salts were ordered, including nine in Allegheny County, two in Philadelphia and four in High County.
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Harrisburg
Foust
Allegheny County
Philadelphia
High County
U S Deputy Arrests Man Indicted for Obscene Mailings
Miles Greenfield of 2434 West Michigan street was arrested Friday by Deputy United States Marshal Lon Boyd after being indicted in Winds for sending obscene letters through the mails. He will appear before Commissioner Howard Young on Sept 22.
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Miles Greenfield
West Michigan Street
United States
Lon Boyd
Greenfield
Howard Young
Boy Bitten By Another Boy Causes Blood Poisoning
In Marton Indiana on September 17 Teddy Hultz son of William Hultz suffered blood poisoning after a fight with a colored boy who bit him on the knuckle. The infection spread up his arm.
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Marton
Ind
Teddy Hultz
William Hultz
Sugar Trust Is Attacked in Government Suit
Washington officials confirm a government move to dissolve the American Sugar Refining Company. Attorney General Wickersham works with U S District Attorney Wise in New York City. Proceedings would mirror suits against Standard Oil and the tobacco trust, alleging Sherman Act violations and conspiracy to restrain trade across plants in Jersey City Boston New Orleans Brooklyn and Philadelphia.
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Washington
Department of Justice
New York City
American Sugar Refin
Ing Company
Wickersham
United States
Wise
Standard of
Jersey City
Boston
New Orleans
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Prisoner Freed to Support Family in Court Action
Mike Dobosh of 438 West Washington Street was released in criminal court on a suspended three month workhouse sentence for assault and battery after his wife and child faced starvation. He had previously received thirty days in the workhouse in police court. The case was appealed to criminal court on Judge Collins' recommendation after he considered the circumstances. Mrs Dobosh said she would starve without him, and Dobosh stated he is a moulder earning 325 a week.
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Mike Dobosh
West
Washington Street
Pritchard
Dobosh
Collins
Wild Runaway Ride Ends Safe Near Trafalgar
Five year old Flor Fleever rode a buggy behind a runaway horse for about a mile and a half along the Big Four tracks. Miss Maxie McTivain left the child alone when the horse started. The horse crossed in front of a train narrowly missing the buggy wheels before battering into a thick bush where bystander W B Van Qredal captured it.
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Trafalgar
Flor Fleever
Maxie McTivain
W. B. van Qredal
Womanly Health and Fortune Telling in Dr. Pierce
The passage argues fortune relies on a woman's health and that neglecting health harms happiness and love. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy to restore womanly health, claiming health loss undermines fortune and wealth alike.
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