Favorite Sons Philander Knox
Washington D C June 17 profile of Senator Philander Chase Knox of Pennsylvania portrays him as the wealthiest and most polished Republican candidate with a love for horses golf and youth. The biographical sketch highlights his legal career including antitrust cases his charity stance and his three homes while noting his diminutive stature and sharp intellect.
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the Tribune
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Ely
Phider Chase Knox
Pennsylvania
Eval
United States
inSmerica
Knox
Milton D. Purdy
Minnesota
Northern Securities
Purdy
McKinley
Northern Securities Company
Supreme Court
Beef Trust
Salt Trust
Jacksonville Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Cotton Traffic Pool
Supreme Court of the United States
Ellsworth Avenue
Pittsburg
Washington
K Street
George W. Childs
Valley Forge
George Washington
Gen
Rock Creek Park
Purely Vegetable Greatest of All Tonics Advised
An old Spring health advertisement touts S. S. S. as the best blood purifier and tonic for the season. It claims to cleanse impurities, restore vitality, improve appetite and digestion, and prevent skin eruptions. Testimonial from Frank Applegate of Wellsville, Ohio endorses the product alongside a Georgia firm.
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S.S.S
Frank Applegate
Wellsville
Ohio
Kinloch track grandstand to be wrecked after sale
In Kinloch Missouri the grand stand at Kinloch park racetrack will be wrecked after lumber is sold within a week. Philemon Chew, a track builder, doubts racing will revive here. Governor Falk ended Missouri racing by enforcing the anti betting law.
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Kinloch Track
ST. Louis
Kinloch Park
Philemon Chew
Gov. Falk
Missouri Racing
Freeport Fan Urges Fair Play in Baseball
A Freeport reader in the Freeport Bulletin calls for fair play at baseball games and condemns vile epithets aimed at players. The letter notes similar conduct in Chicago would lead to removal and refunds and asks the paper to help curb rowdiness to protect the game.
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Freeport Bulletin
Freeport
The
Bulletin
Pink Hawley
Chicago
O. K
The Hero He Is Not Thinks He Is A Man
A girl reasons a man is no hero, perceiving him as ordinary and failing to live up to heroic expectations. She questions his courage, integrity, and actions, suggesting that true heroism lies elsewhere and not in his deeds. The piece examines disillusionment and the gap between myth and reality.
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Department of Justice
Purdy
Knox
New York
America
West Virginia University
East Lynne
Mt. Union College
Alliance
Ohio
William McKinley, Jr
McKinley
Andrew Carnegie
Picnic and visits mark community week in the region
Attendees from the area joined a Coch rane picnic and dance while residents report several local visits. Mrs. Abe Garrow of North La Crosse visited her ill brother with typhoid. Wm Eller, recently teaching in Menasha, Wisconsin, has returned home. Lorene Kempter of North Dakota visited local schoolmates. Alfred Bollinger of Chicago returned home. In Wishek, a deadly wrestling bout ended when John Cameron suffered a fatal injury after a fall during a match. he died within twelve hours in hospital.
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Cochrane
Abe Garrow
North la Crosse
Wm. Eller
Menasha
Wis
Lorene Kempter
North Dakota
Alfred Bollinger
Chicago
Ill
Wishek
John Cameron
Cameron
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Union Trust Company
Pittsburg Bessemer
Wift Specific CO
Atlanta
Hinry N. Boehm
Fair Play
Bismarck, N. D
Michel
C&j. Michel Brewing CO
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