Campaign plans discussed by officials in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Sept 12 Secre tary af Commerce and Labor Straits with T. V. Powderly discussed campaign phases. Tart invited to add in Chicago while meetings with Douglas Neighborhoods Club integrate churches politics and business interests.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Commerce and Labor Straits
T. V. Powderly
Nuderation Service
Tat
Dena
Washington
Mr Tart
Chicago
Douglas
Hiawatha Cafe job ad and real estate notes
A列 collage of late 19th or early 20th century classified items includes a Wanted advert seeking girls for work at the Hiawatha Cafe, multiple real estate offerings on New Hampshire street and Tenn Street with prices 450 to 500, and rental properties in the downtown district. Lost items include a sack of shorts between two streets and a lady’s handbag near a depot with a reward.
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Hiawatha Cafe
New Jersey
Sante Fe
Warren Street
Pennsylvania Street
President Roosevelt Attends Nassau Garden Party Fair
President and Mrs Roosevelt will attend a garden party and fair at Tranquility, John A Weeks home, in Oyster Bay this afternoon. The event benefits Nassau charitable causes and features a community fundraiser.
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Toepital Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Tranquility
John ‘A
Nassau
Jewelry Stolen From Mrs. Fagin at Union Station
Mrs. G. L. Fagin of Lathrop Missouri lost a hand satchel at Union Pacific Station as a crowd swirled near train nine. Police report no clue and suspect a pickpocket may have acted amid fair crowds. Items included a hoe diamond ring set and gold jewelry.
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G. L. Fagin
Lathrop
Missouri
Union Pacific Station
Cuion Paie
Colorado
TF. Henderson
Taft Plans Westward Campaign Tour First
Taft will divide his campaign into four sectional trips starting in the Central West. The first leg aims through Nebraska, Missouri, and Kansas, with later East and South legs not yet fixed. Vorys travels to New York to relay Taft's views to the national committee, while tentative plans propose one Missouri speech, two in Kansas, and two in Nebraska, with possible daytime tours and a Western route that may drop mountain states and Pacific coast visits.
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Cincinnati
Wiliam H. Taft
Central West
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Arthur I. Vorys
New York
Vorys
Taft
Hitchcock
National Committee
Mr. Taft
Tait
Mountain
Pacific Coast
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Kentucky
West Virginia
Maryland
The Electric Line Franchises Debate Caution Warned
The Journal critiques proposed electric line franchises warning that many projects fail. It supports last night’s ordinance with a $500 forfeit, calls for careful, well funded local franchise terms. It argues the interurban differs and emphasizes thorough proof of backing before approval.
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the Journal
Journal
Fairfax Sunday Dinner Menu Sparks Advertising Buzz
A Journal note debunks a claim of roast gooses at Fairfax for Sunday dinner. Locals discuss the unseasonal idea as advertising hype, while the real aim remains the Fairfax Sunday dinner under new management. The meal is a family rest-friendly option and a centerpiece of the establishment's appeal.
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Peake
Fairfax
Kansas
The
Lawrenca
Capt Clad Hamilton to Speak at State University
Capt. Clad Hamilton Republican candidate for Shawnee County state senate will deliver the opening address at the State University on September 18. Charles Gleed appears to have been slated but was sealed out of town. Hamilton is described as a popular young man expected to give a strong speech.
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Fopeka
Clad Hamilton
State Senate
Shawnee County
State University
Charles & Gleed
Capt
Hamilton
Governor Port
Sea Girt
N. J
Governor Fort
New Jersey
United States
Atlantic City
Smoke shrouds Detroit river from northern forest fires
A heavy pall of smoke blown south from northern forest fires hung over the Detroit river, making navigation impossible between Lake Erie and Lake Huron. Visibility was severely reduced and the scene remained hazy as of today.
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Detroit
Midh
Lake Erie
Lake Huron
Detroit River
Woman Who Was Taken Sick in Park Escapes Hospital
A woman who fell sick in a park escaped from a hospital and is believed to have returned to Leavenworth. A commissioner had first taken her to a hospital, but she preferred the pleasant surroundings and fled when the cost and risk of sending her to the poor farm arose. Officers doubt her misfortune justifies harsher treatment and note her husband’s alleged good conduct.
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Leavenworth
Salina Woman Remains Unconscious After Five Days
Emma Newell of Rooks County remains asleep at her Salina home for five days with no signs of waking and no unfavorable symptoms reported. Medical attention continues as observers monitor her condition.
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Salina
Kans
Emma Newell
Here
Rooks County
Brave rescue on Wakarusa Ends Drowning Threat
A 10 year old boy from 1500 Elliot Street nearly drowned in a Wakarusa hole near Horse Shoe Lake yesterday until Fred Hickey, a local boy, leaped in and saved him. The family expresses deep gratitude for the timely rescue. Separately, fire consumes Dorset Big Woods area across Crawford County line as farmers battle to halt the spread. Gustafson's reports new ball pins in stock.
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Wakarusa
Horse Shoe Lake
Welby Hamilton
Burnett Hamilton
Greenvile
Dorset Big Woods
Crawford Line
Ohio
Socialist Party Launches Attack on Taft in Campaign Book
The Chicago Socialist campaign book issued today edited by Joseph Medill Patterson attacks W H Taft as an injunction judge. The unsigned piece contrasts with articles by Clarence Darrow HG Wells John Spargo Robert Unover H Seymour Stedman and Eugene V Debs from Chicago and other writers.
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Chicago
Socialist Party
Joseph Medill Patterson
Patterson
W. H. Taft
Clarence Darrow
Hg, Wells
John Spargo
Robert Unover
H Seymour Stedman
Eugene VY
Debs
Baker Opens with Expanded Faculty and Renovations
Baker announces a new academic year with extensive renovations to Selene Hall and the library, improved gym facilities, and a larger, more diverse faculty across college and academy levels. President Marlin, Prof. Deel, Prof. Baker, and Dr. Bauer figure in preparations as new instructors join.
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Iuun
Selene
Limehe Colle
Baker
South Jit
Chicago
Tour College
Ats
Marlin
Garrett
Lake Maxinonek
Bauer
Deel
Professor Baker
Schenk
Dre Patton
Miss Heaton
Trimble
Kansas City
Halrdnes
Yoxall
Ethel E. McAnnulty
Carthage
Mabel LeBaron
Evanston
Ill
Conservatory
Ecomemorial
Lake of Fire Peat Fires Ravage Wisconsin Acres
A peat bed fire near Norway Wisconsin threatens about 1000 acres with farmers battling the blaze. Additional peat and marsh fires spread smoke from Minnesota to Chicago, darkening skies along the lake shore as authorities monitor the conditions.
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Racine
Wis
Norway
Fransville
Chicago
Minnesota
Lake Shore
Milwaukee
City Plans Tree Protection Ordinance
Mayor Barker stated the city lacks a tree protection ordinance and will seek a draft giving city control over all trees on the parking. He argued for trimming rights and placement rules, urging council support. A. Monroe also urged systematic protection, calling trees the town’s most valuable asset and worth more than paving.
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George J. Barker
Lawrence
A. Monroe
Disbarment Move Questions Trickett for Unprofessional Conduct
Kansas City Kansas district court opened punishment proceedings against C. W. Trickett assistant attorney general of Wyandotte county, filed by C. R. Cooksey. The petition lists fifteen counts alleging conduct unbecoming an attorney including moral misconduct misdemeanor misappropriation of funds record tampering fraud and deceit to gain fees and professional conflicts with colleagues.
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Kansas City
C. W. Trickett
Wyandotte County
Kans
District Court of
C. R. Cooksey
Cooksey
Trickett
Bryan Denies Hearst Atlanta Speech Claim
Cumberland, Sept. 12 Bryan arrived in his special car and denied Hearst’s Atlanta claim that four months ago he asked Hearst for presidential support in 1912 saying the charge is absolutely false. He plans two speeches here. A dense smoke hung over Cleveland from northern forest fires on Sept. 12 obscuring the sun and forcing lake boats to sound fog horns.
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Hearst
Atlanta
Cumberland
Mid
Bryan
Cleveland
Ohio
Grain and Livestock Markets Report From Kansas City and Chicago
Markets by wire from Kansas City and Chicago show mixed grain prices with receipts and cash quotes for Wheat Corn and Oats. Livestock in Kansas reports receipts of hogs cattle and calves with price ranges, while a Seattle collision and two criminal cases in Kentucky and Kansas appear in brief local notes.
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Kansas City
Téve Rock
Chicago
Kanes Oly
Ges
Fred W. Fein
Jackson Joe Meu
Iosk
Salina County Signups Lag For Food Relief Plan
Salina County residents show little interest in food relief petitions amid broader talk of state measures. The notice notes slow signature collection, with references to Smoky River flood effects and a request for preparedness ahead of potential shortages next summer.
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Salina County
Salina
Smoky Hill Valley
Dickingon County
Smoky River
Parker Pens at Houghton's School Supply Stock
Parker pens are advertised at Houghton's in a promotion offering the complete stock of school writing instruments. The notice emphasizes availability for students and teachers seeking reliable pens for daily use.
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Parker
Houghton's
Forest Fires Threaten Northwest Timber and Schools
Reports from Oneida reservation in Brown and Outagamie counties indicate fires spreading across the area. Wind shifts are needed to give relief as Queida school buildings and surrounding farms face danger. A large blaze near Belleayre Mountain at Pine Hill, Kingston, is sweeping with efforts to contain it and little hope without rain.
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Kaukana
Wis
Oneida Indian Reservation
Brown
Outagamie
Queida
Kingston
Belleayre Mountain
Pine Hill
Dames
Orville Wright Makes Adjustments To Flying Machine
Orville Wright and assistants worked on the aeroplane in Washington on September 12 after a recent flight. The changes aim to increase propeller revolutions and power, reduce speed, and boost motor speed to improve performance. The craft could aid lifeboat rescues at sea by reaching stranded ships before shore boats can operate.
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Washington
Sept
Orville Wights
Fort Myer
Yes Son
Orville Wright
Aeroplanist
Wright
Downfall of Booth Company Probed by Stockholders
Chicago reports indicate stockholders threaten prosecution over mis leading statements that led to heavy bank loans. Receiver Chalmers and book overhaul seek responsible parties. It is found that ten Chicago bands hold notes of the Booth company, more than previously reported.
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Chicago
A. Booth At
Chalmers
Frm
Booth Company
Cholera Epidemic Grows in St Petersburg
Cholera in St Petersburg reaches epidemic scale, with 23 deaths and 109 new cases reported by noon. The spread worsens among lower classes in harsh living conditions, including a quarter housing 10,000 workers served by only one doctor.
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St. Petersburg
Hearst Offers Nebraskan Support in 1912 Political Display
About 2,000 people attended the formal notification of John Temple Graves as the Independence party vice presidential nominee in Atlanta. Hearst declared he left the Democrat fold and rejected Bryan’s leadership, accusing him of trickery and criticizing Bryan ally Haskell for oil industry ties. Thomas L. Hisgen, the presidential nominee, also spoke.
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Atlanta
Sept. Il
John Temple Graves
Indepen Peste Party
William Randolph Hearst
New York
Bry- Ann
Bryan
Standard Oil
Indepen
Thomas L. Hisgen
Property sales offer in Whitman’s Corner block
The Hornsby property on West Warren Street is now on the market as the first single lot offered in the block. An eight room modern house near the University is for sale on terms, with $3,500 financed. Call the office for particulars.
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Hornsby
Warren Street
University
Grant Township and Lawrence Join To Organize Drainage Board
Residents of Grant Township in North Lawrence filed a petition with the county clerk to organize a drainage board under the drainage law of 1905. The large petition initiates the first legal step and the organizers plan vigorous action to establish the Board and proceed with works.
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With Lawrence
Grant Township
Grant
North Lawrence
Moonlight marriage in front of Iola church
John W. Bayle of Lawrence and Miss Edna Moomey of Gas City wed at moonlight outside the M E church as Rev Mason officiated. A witness couple Miss Eicel Moomey and Everett Epling stood by while the couple hurried to catch a northbound Santa Fe train. The ceremony surprised the pastor with its informal, outdoor setting.
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John Rayle
Bina Moomey
Rey
M. E
Hing
John W. Bayle
Gas City
Lawrence
Edna Moomey
Banta Fe
Rayle
Dr. McCulloch
Eicel Moomey
Everett Epling
McCulloch Drug Store
Gas
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Philadelphia
Tugbear
Delaware River
War Venlorum
Henry Berger
Amir
Clevelaid
Lake State Road
West Twenty Civiis Street
Colorado Republicans
Denver
Col
Scott
Charles F. Scott
Lecompton
Custafson
Lawrester
Kidder
New Hampshire Street
Hosford
Tenn. St
East Front
Elise
Down Town
Hosford Investment CO
Tui
Dayton
Kemper Thoms Co
Bell
Esilar
Plana
Gown
Gustafson’s
W. H. ‘Taft
Medill Patterson
Lake OF
FIRE
Jewelry
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College Jeweler
Disbar Trickett
Egge
Seattle
Wash
Puget Sound Navigation Company
Chippewa
Victoria
Sentinel
Dogfish Bay
West Seattle
Mayaville
Chester Savage
William Savage
Seneca
Jim
Ollie Johnson
Central
Parker Pena
Boughton’s
Raymond's Drug Store
Raymond
Parsons
K. U
Mass. St
K. U. Jewelry
Guatafaon, the College Jeweler
Kodaks and Kedek
Raymond’s Drug Store
Lowney
Wiedemann’s
Gustafson
Northwest
Whitman’s Corner
NEW Drainage Board
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