National In Brief Washington Nebraska politics and graft probes
Representative George W. Norris will not run for the senate and seeks renomination to the house. Richard Parr is set to receive a 100000 reward for aiding sugar underweighing fraud recoveries. Nebraska postmasters named Anoka Boyd Table St Michael Table Oscar Cline. James Flynn retires as American minister to Bolivia. A rumor of Mr Statesman being replaced is denied. War Dept disclosures trigger a House investigation into Frank Carpenter and E L Worcester over Friar lands in the Philippines.
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Richard Parr
New York
Nebraska
Anoka
Boyd County
Martin K. Airport
H. W. Pareken
St. Michael
Buffalo County
Edith A. Nickel
D. M. Hendrickson
Table
Custer County
Oscar A. Cline
P. M. Sperry
State Department
James Flynn Statesman
Bolivia
Statesman
Fred W. Carpenter
House
War Department
Frank W. Carpenter
E. L. Worcester
Philippines
Martin
St. Louis
Kansas City
French Congo
Prakos
Africa
Senate
Wickersham
Sugar Trust
Roosevelt rests at home amid quiet interview ban
The document notes President Roosevelt seeks rest and silence with no interviews. It mentions a sharp State Department reply to President Madriz’s representatives and other varied items including oil price cuts, legal trials, and international affairs.
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Roosevelt
State Department
Madriz
Campbell
Muskogee
Charles N. Haskell
Fight over San Francisco boxing and political notes.
A stitched-together sketch reports Governor Gillette may relent to allow a Rickard fight in San Francisco while Roosevelt shifts into Outlook editor. It notes July 4th plans, immigration debate, Parson death in Georgia, Cannon snub, pension law limits, and various U S political and legal updates.
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Rickard
Hope
Gillette
California
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Outlook
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Washington
Ransdell
Henry Parsons
Georgia
Joe” Cannon
New York
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Duma
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Earl Grey
Canada
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Forester Pinchot
John Pierce
Sioux City
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White House
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Pacific Coast
China
Oyster Bay
Ojo
Manseanal
Mexico
John Rustgard
John J. Boyse
United States
Alaska
House Committee On Public Buildings
Williamsburg
Robert Vaniver
Isaac Perry
Vanover
Roosevelt Swamped With Wireless Messages On Return
On his way home Colonel Roosevelt received a flood of wireless messages. Two West Point cadets tied the knot the next day. President Taft remains hopeful Congress acts before June ends. Johnson and Jeffries may have 4 to cut off, their astonished night.
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Col. Roosevelt
West Point
Taft
Congress
Johnson
Jeffries
Taft Praises Rail Regulation Bill As Best Yet Passed
In a signed statement The Times Star cites President Taft praising congressional action. He says the railroad regulation law is the best yet, notes omitted capitalization safeguards, plans renewed effort next session, and asserts the Republican party kept its contract and has a good record for the upcoming election.
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Pacty
Cincinnati
Times Star
Taft
Washington, D. C
Congress
Republican Party
Good Roads Session Delivers Expert Talks at Fargo Convention
Fargo June 23 Good Roads convention at the armory featured top speakers on road making and soil use. R M Dolve discussed transforming North Dakota gumbo into quality roads with local materials.
Minnesota Federation of Labor elects 1911 convention site
The twenty eighth annual Minnesota Federation of Labor closed with a vote for the 1911 convention to be held in Mankato Minnesota. Delegates heard cheers for Fargo and Minneapolis newspaper men and saw John Rogan of Minneapolis on the chairman's table leading The Grand Old Flag. The final vote tally was Mankato 144 Faribault 87 and Duluth 1 with unanimous support for Mankato adopted on motion.
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John Rogan
Minneapolis
Fargo
Minnesota Federation of Labor
Mankato
Minn
Faribault
Duluth
New Jury Ordered in Chicago Beef Trust Case
Judge Landis sustained the demurrers of the beef trust to the indictment charging restraint of trade. A new grand jury was ordered to renew the investigation of the packing companies.
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Chicago
Landis
United States District Court
Beef Trust
Freight Trains Crash in Pennsylvania Kill Two
Meeting head on at a sharp curve between Paint Creek and Footville stations on the Baltimore and Ohio line two freight trains collided early today. Two men were killed and ten injured. the injured were taken to Johnstown for treatment.
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Johnstown
Paint Creek
Footville
Somerset and Cambria
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Shall Labor Be Exempted From Sherman Act Case
Washington date June 22 Congress debates exemption of union labor from prosecution under the Sherman anti trust law Conferees on the Sunday civil bill consider this question today.
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Washington
Congress
Aviator Capt. Cody Injured in 100-Foot Aldershot Fall
London June 23 Capt F S Cody an aviator fell about 100 feet during a flight at Aldershot. His aeroplane was caught in a gust of wind and plunged to the ground pinning him beneath the wreckage. He sustained injuries but is reported alive.
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London
F. S. Cody
Aldershot
Cody
Doan's Kidney Pills Helped Army Veteran’s Condition
A narrative recalls Henry Palmer of Barnesville Ohio who suffered from severe kidney trouble linked to army hardship. He describes swelling pain and bloody secretions before using Doan's Kidney Pills. his health improved and he regained strength. The ad notes Doan's availability at 500 cents per box via Wester-Milburn Co Buffalo NY. An anecdote about a Norristown preacher ends with a prayer for wealth as another tested trial.
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aeaRne
Henry Palmer
Gale
Walnutste
Barnesville
Doan
Doan’s
Wester-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Cuticura Promoted For Skin And Hair Care
Promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment as solutions for skin and scalp affections and general cleansing. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Boston, Mass., sole proprietors, offer a free 32 page Cuticura Book on skin and hair on request.
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Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Mass
Yes we’ve lived together a year with no quarrel
In Her Count a young wife insists she and Philip have shared a year without quarrel. A friend points out they were married seven years ago, revealing Philip is a traveling salesman and the couple’s past.
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Philip
A Protection Against the Heat Coca-Cola Ad 1910
An advertisement promotes Coca-Cola as cooling and thirst quenching at soda fountains and in bottles. It suggests sending a stamp for a booklet The Truth About Coca-Cola and the Coca-Cola Baseball Record Book for 1910 containing schedules and the poem Casey At The Bat.
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Coca-Cola
Casey
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta
Similarity in a Quiet Conversation About Flowers
Eva asks about pressed flowers and Jack replies they remind him of a kiss through a telephone. Eva wonders why, and Jack notes the flowers have lost their sweetness.
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Eva
Jack
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It asserts the remedy works internally, with testimonial notes on the firm and endorsements, mentioning price and a constipation remedy.
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F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. We
F. J. Cheney
Hall
Doctor Reveals Father of Triplets in Witty Exchange
A humorous quip unfolds as a doctor asks a puzzled father to confirm if he has counted correctly. The doctor reveals the man is the father of triplets, prompting a lighthearted jab about counting.
North Dakota Good Roads association holds 3 day Fargo session
The third annual convention of the North Dakota Good Roads Association opened in Fargo at the A C Armory with Mayor W R Lovell and President Worst welcoming delegates. A. I. Hunter of Grand Forks and George W. Cooley of Minnesota spoke on highway construction and maintenance, followed by S R Cox of Arcola Iowa on road making methods.
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North Dakota Good Roads Association
A. C. Armory
Pres. A. I. Hunter
Grand Forks
Pres. J
A. C
Putnam
Armory
R. C. Adams
First Presbyterian Church
W. R. Lovell
Hunter
Lovell
Worst
Good Roads Association
Larimore
A. I. Hunter
George W. Cooley
Minnesota
Cooley
Minnesota Republicans Nominate Full State Ticket
The Minnesota state Republican convention endorsed Taft while reaffirming support for Theodore Roosevelt. A. O. Eberhart was nominated for governor by acclamation, with S Y Gordon, Julius A Schmahl, S J Iverson, Geo T Simpson, Walter J Smith, J A Caswell, and others named to statewide posts. Moses E Clapp won renomination to the U S Senate. The insurgent Halbert faction failed to condemn the Payne Aldrich bill.
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St. Paul Minn
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Minnesota
A. O. Eberhart
S. Y. Gordon
Browns Valley
Julius A
Howley Endorsed At Labor Convention In Nomination Tilt
Fargo June 22 In a stirring labor convention speech delegate James urged George B Howley of Minneapolis for president and John Walquist for vice president The elected officers included President George B Howley Winona N A Kruger Mankato Wm Schilling Red Wing Chas A Fraser Fargo and Secretary W E McEwen
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James
George B. Howley
John Walquist
Minneapolis
N. A. Kruger
Winona
Mankato Trades and Labor Assembly
Wm. Schilling
Red Wing
Chas. A. Fraser
W. E. McEwen
New York Endures Heat Wave Linked to Rising Temps
New York suffered a heat wave today with 84 degree morning temperature and rising heat in humid conditions. The city has endured several days of high heat as the humidity hovered around 42 percent.
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New York
Socialist Heresy Charges Surface In St Louis Branch
In St Louis on June 22 investigators level charges of political heresy against a local branch of the Socialist Party of America. The case ties to the coalition formed with a prior Republican municipal election and mentions board memberships in education.
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St Louis
St. Louis
Socialist’ ‘Party
Ameri
Hati
Nicipal
Hf Hoy
Ishledstox
In Excise
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Restores Womanly Health
A Bloomdale Ohio resident reports severe backache headaches and nervousness eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial claims monthly pain relief and restored health, urging others to seek the remedy and consult Mrs Pinkham for confidential advice.
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Bloomdale _ C
Lydia
Pinkham
Mra. E. M. Frederick
Bloomdale
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pineham
Drummer Amid Misdiagnosis Sells Crumbs of Jest
A drummer ill with side pain seeks medical help and is told he has appendicitis. The back and forth reveals a mix up with a salesperson claiming wealth, ending with the doctor insisting the bill is five dollars.
Remark on New Superintendent Stereotypes Court Jokes
The clipped quip mocks a new superintendent by implying use of straight jackets in a peek-a-boo style. The gag reflects period humor about women and mental health in a satirical tone.
Good Scheme and a Shaming Comment in a Restaurant Scene
A friend of a restaurant owner says it is a shame that a pretty waitress receives tough steaks for patrons. The proprietor replies he pays her extra because she is so pretty. The dialogue ends with a remark about thoughts and acts being governed by laws.
Determined Woman Finds Food That Cured Her
A Salisbury Missouri woman recounts dramatic relief from cramps nausea and vomiting after starting Grape-Nuts. She had tried many remedies but only this food eliminated the attacks. Her husband’s praise boosted sales and local physicians began recommending it.
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Salisbury
Chicago
Ness
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