Haskell Resigns Under Fire From Roosevelt Hearst
Chicago and Washington report Gov. Charles N. Haskell of Oklahoma resigns as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee after a protracted conference with Judge Wade and Josephus Daniels. He denies charges from Hearst and Roosevelt, says he will sue for libel if needed, and will treat Roosevelt and others as private citizens.
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Chicago
Charles X. Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Judge Wade
Iowa
Josephus Daniels
Democratic Publiy Bureau
Norman E. Mack
National Committee
Haskell
William Randolph Hearst
Roosevelt
Bryan
Mbel
Hearst
Hurst
Wall Street
Tommuat
Mr. Hearst
Kia
Ohio
Kern
Taportam
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Charles N. Haskell
Columbus
Charles B. Squire
Bald Frank S. Monnett
Monnett
Standard Oil Company
Detroit
Mich
William J. Bryan
Gov. Haskell
Democratic Party
Republican Organization
Washington
White House
W. R. Hearst
Democratic Campaign Committee
Standard
From Sword to Plowshare in Peaceful Production
The Philadelphia Record notes that arms are melted into useful goods for farmers, builders, and homemakers. Government cannons are reassessed at foundries, broken down, and recycled into plows, structural iron, roofing, tinware, and other peaceful products.
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Philadelphia Record
Old English Inn Rates Through the Ages
The article notes low historic English hotel prices with an example from Elizabethan times at the George Inn a feather bed night costing one penny and dinner at sixpence offering beef toutten pigge or fish. It also describes Stuart era rooms named after establishments such as the Crosseys Bell chamber the Adam and Eve room.
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England
George Inn
He Could Tell Church and Gotham in Quick Quip
A short dialogue exchange features Church challenging the ability to distinguish a stable from a garage while Gotham jokes about sense of smell, prompting a humorous clash of wits between the two characters.
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Church
Gotham
A Solemn Truth in a Cleveland Leader Quip
A Cleveland Leader quotation features a banter about slips between cup and lip. The exchange notes there are many hurdles before and after drinking, hinting at caution or irony in outcomes. The light repartee contrasts two speakers Binks and Jinks.
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Cleveland
Roosevelts reply to Bryan on trusts and Haskell dispute
President Roosevelt answers William J Bryan's criticism of the administration's anti trust efforts and campaign finance. He defends deeds over words, catalogs indictments and cases against major corporations, and challenges Bryan's handling of Haskell, campaign contributions, and alleged Indian land frauds. The letter emphasizes enforcement actions under Taft and compares records with Olney and Hughes.
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Poll Intereeta
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Oklahoma
Bryan
Gov. Haskell
Head
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Hiskell
Roosevelt
Prairie State Oil & Gas Company
Haskell
Weneral
Preat Corporation
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Judee Taft
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Hearst
State University
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CGN
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Standard Oil
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Cincinnati
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Taft
Tate
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Standard OH
Standard People
Washington
Wiliam J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Sir. Bryan
Denor Sle
Gov. Hughes
Hughes
Olney
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Northern Securites Company
Beef
Federal Salt Company
General Paper Company
Otis
American Tobacco Company
Powder Troat
Virginiae Carolina Chemical Company
Penning
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Srene
Alili Vending
Bry Thesttel Company
Western
Kiryan
Wall Street
Roosevelt and Hughes
bin Fund
Alhcere
Shamejesa
Senator Foraker
Indian Landa
L. T. Russell
Nott
Creek Nation
Muskogee
Med
Interiol Department
Pittsburg’s Big Celebration Marks 150th Birthday
Pittsburg Pennsylvania begins its sesquicentennial with services in hundreds of churches and a national gathering in front of the courthouse. Colonial costumes parade through the districts as trumpets sound and the city’s arches and colonnades are showcased with electric lights. The weeklong celebration will be highlighted by visits from Vice President Fairbanks and his wife on October 1 and 3.
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Pittsburg
Court House
Fairbanks
Americans Arrive at Apia After Pacific Fleet Voyage
American ships of the Pacific fleet including the Tennessee flag ship second division under Rear Admiral Sebree, the Washington, Whipple and Howking arrived at Apia Samoa via Auckland. Residents gave the Americans a hearty greet.
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Apia
Samoa
Auckland
N. Z
Flagshin
Sebree
Washington
Whipple
Howking
Apla
Aged Woman Hangs Self in Pittsfield Yard
Rebecca Whom-Wilson, 87, longtime housekeeper and companion of Col Henry Shaw founder of Shaw's Rotates Garden in St Louis, committed suicide by tying to the lattice in her rear yard. Despondent over illness, she ended her life at her Pittsfield home last September.
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Pittsfield
Rebecca Whom-Wilson
Col
Henry Shaw
Shaw
Tuberculosis Congress Opens in National Museum
Washington September 28 The sixth Triennial session of the International Congress of Tuberculosis opened at 11 o clock Monday morning in the National museum with a distinguished gathering of scientists from across America and abroad.
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Washington
New National Museum
America
College Student Missing In Lexington After Weeklong Absence
Willis B. L. Smith, a freshman at the state university in Lexington Kentucky, has been missing from his boarding house for more than a week. Initial fears of foul play prompted a faculty led investigation which confirmed the dangerous prospect but found no immediate culprit.
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Lexington
Willis BL Smith
State University
Hie
Rebels Warehouse Raid Uncovered Near Tiflis
Sept 28 report says rebels stocked arms in a subterranean passage at the town edge. A raiding party seized explosives, rockets, cages of rifles and pistols, and about 150 primed bombs from the hidden arsenal.
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Tiflis
Ista
Dean's Kidney Pills Cure Gravel Attacks Says Rippy
A Tennessee resident describes years of kidney gravel attacks with back pain and blood passages. After using Dean's Kidney Pills, four boxes produced rapid improvement and no recurrence. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Left It To Mrs Brown A Humorous Trusted Husbands Deference
In a vignette from a period column Rev Mr Brown leans on his wife’s judgment in daily matters yet faces a dental mishap with his dentist. The exchange reveals the couple’s partnership with Mrs Brown guiding decisions, and the amused response when the dentist asks which tooth troubles him.
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Mr. Brown
Training Talk Reveals Meal Plans for Gluner Day
A brief exchange shows Jim planning a meat meal for Gluner while explaining he is not training for a race. The dialogue hints at preparations for a feast and a simple appetite-focused motive.
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Jimmite
Juror Fled Court Over Confusing Arguments in Alabama Trial
A juror rose and fled a city courtroom during a trial in Alabama more than 20 years ago. He was arrested and brought back, explaining his mind cleared after Mr Houbs spoke but grew confused when Mr Clayton began. The judge questioned him about his abrupt departure.
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Alabama
Record of Good Work by Mission Board Hospitals
The American board of missions runs 38 hospitals and about 76 dispensaries overseas. Medical missionaries treated over 370 thousand cases last year in the foreign field.
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American Board of Missions
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Restored Health
A Manning woman writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life after years of female trouble and costly doctor visits. She urges other suffering women to try it, noting the remedy cured her disorders and restored health, with Mrs Pinkham inviting inquiries for advice.
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T. C. Willadsen
Manning
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Lydia
E. Pinkham
Jay
Dzoe
Lynn
Maau
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