French Journal Questions Roosevelt Methods in Trust Fight
In Paris August 22 readers discuss President Roosevelt’s approach to trusts as reported by the Journal des Debates. The piece warns that central control risks replacing plutocracy with demagogic socialization and fears political manipulation of honest aims.
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Paris
Roosevelt
Provincetown
Taft
Columbus
Dee
Figehting
Jess
New York Stock Exchange
John the Baptist
Higansk
Teasts
Calamity Howlers Put Dampers On Wall Street Mood
New York stock exchange operations were the smallest in a fortnight with narrow moves and a heavy undertone. Talks on Roosevelt and Taft speeches stirred debate though many saw them as secondary. others warned they would not restore confidence amid abroad troubles and a money shortage.
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New York
Roosevelt
Taft
Wall Street
Ans Fee
Gompers Says He Will Choose Rights Over Court Injunctions
In Washington on August 22 Samuel Gompers accused the Manufacturers' Association of backing a 4.5 million dollar effort to crush unions. He stated he would exercise his legal rights even if it meant defying court orders, choosing liberty over surrendering his citizen rights.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
Bureous
Manufacturers’ Association
Gompers
Disappearances of Young Women Alarm Berlin
The mysterious disappearances of young women in Berlin rise, with latest reports to police and several incidents this week. Authorities suspect white slave operators may be exporting victims, as many vanish without trace.
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Berlin
Oregon Trust and Savings Bank Fails to Open
Portland bank announces inability to realize on its securities and did not open for business yesterday as directed by the board of directors.
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Ita Securities
Portland
Ore
Oregon Trust and Savings Bank
Double tragedy as Osco in real life in New York
Julius Teich hunted five years across six thousand miles to find Emily Herter in America. After secret marriage two months earlier the couple quarreled at West 126th street. A pistol fired twice left both dead in the apartment.
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New York
Julius Teich
Lfe
Emily Herter
Germany
Tetch
Teich
Emily
America
West 126Th Street
Julius
Invites the Noose Meadville Prisoner Confesses to Similar Attacks
Henry Warner, jailed for assaulting 14 year old Alma Whitehead near Meadville, confesses to two prior similar assaults. He also reveals a new identity Henry Lelina from West Newton Pa, with one case in Hidgely Mineral County West Virginia and another at West Newton. He says Nellie Otto and Mary Moedseer were victims. The confessions include abductions and tying victims with stakes.
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Meadville
Henry Warner
Alma Whitehead
Henry Lelna
West Newton
Lelina
Nellie Ott
Hidgely
Mineral County
W.va
Mary Medsger
Lehna
West Virginia
Nellie Ot Oearly
Mary Moedseer
Three-cornered fight in Flesd county leaves Saulsberry and Stumbo wounded
In Lexington Kentucky on August 22 a three-way brawl in Flesd county wounded Tiadneer Saulsberry and James Stumbo. Ballard Saulsberry fled the scene after the shooting.
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Lexington
Flesd County
Tiadneer Saulsberry
James Stumbo
Stumbo
Palmer Saulsberry
Gallard Sauishberry
Ballard Saulsberry
Taft Campaign Speech Opens in Lexington Kentucky
Secretary Taft addressed a Republican rally in Lexington Kentucky. The speech focused on national issues while outlining campaign goals in the August visit.
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Taft
Kentucky
Lexington
Woo Taft
Terse Telegrams from Early 1900s Snapshot
Three men die in a no powder mill explosion at Pleasant Prairie Wisconsin. San Francisco streetcar strike may be declared by the general strike committee within hours. British delegates at a Socialist conference reject India’s release from thraldom. Joseph G. Cammon visits the Thousand Islands as guest of Representative Lowden for ten days. Wheat frost damage prompts Chicago price rise over 3 cents. Casablanca siege now shows three camps with 4000 in the smallest. Oats futures at Chicago spike as September delivery hits 50 cents. French orders 1000 troops to reinforce Casablanca from Oran Algeria. Coke production declines due to labor trouble. National Fraternal congress in Buffalo votes no merger with Associated Fraternities of America. Ashfork Postal Telegraph office attack sees no renewed trouble. After four months abroad, J Pierpont Morgan returns home with European art treasures.
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San Francisco
Socialist Conference
India
Joseph G. Camnon
Thousand Islands
Lowdon
Casablanca
Chicago
Oran
Algeria
Fraternities of
America
National Fraternal Congress
Buffalo
Ashfork
Ariz
Europe
J. Pierpont Morgan
Pas
Indiana State Board of Agriculture
Indianapalis
Pavilion
Indiana
State Board
American Saddle Horse Breeders’ Association
Iight
H . Anthony
Muncie
Fred A. Swain
David Wallace
Indianapolis
M. A. McDonald
Lebanon
Iidanapolis
Wif
Lilinocia
Dismissal Move in Mrs Eddy Property Suit Cited
Masters halt proceedings in the equity action over Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy’s competency after relatives seek dismissal. Senator Chandler and the “next friends” filed to withdraw, citing unprofitability of immediate results and burdens of continued hearings. The case returns to the Superior Court for ruling on the dismissal petition.
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Concord
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Science
Superior Court
William O. Chandler
Board of Masters
Eddy
Deine
Itllirmithes
Christian Science
Whoa
Mie
Addy
Chandler
Frank S. Streeter
Chamberlain
Arabs Rally New Columns Besieging Casablanca
Casablanca reports three fresh columns of fighting Arabs joining the besieging force. French and Spanish efforts to restore order face greater strain as reinforcements are deemed essential. General Drude urged relief after discussions with Vice Admiral Philibert. French ships shell groups seen near the town while sharpshooters counter Arab night movements.
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Casablanca
France
Spain
Drude
Philibert
Paris
Clark
Suit to Nullify Marriage of Man With Wealth Tainted
Guardian sues in Marion county probate court to annul the marriage of George Rhodius and Elma Dare. The action seeks to quiet title on Rhodius estate valued over 700000 dollars, alleging mental unsoundness and transmissible disease. Attorneys for the guardian claim the marriage clouds the estate and hinders administration. Coach and draft premiums total 3277 dollars with additional 3223 in light harness and saddlery events for women and children’s pony classes.
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Indianapolis
James M. Berryhill
George Rhodius
Marion County
Elma Dare
Rhodius
John W. Claypool
William Hogsson
Henry N Spaun
Walker
Probate Court
Mr. Claypool
Herrhilt
Kean flees Terre Haute court amid disputed charges
In Terre Haute Indiana Aug 22 Rev Charles Kean slum worker from London fled after bond forfeiture as a witness in a court of inquiry. He had been summoned to testify against alleged law violators but declined to name them and was not found when the hearing resumed. Ministers and Dodge of the Y M C A blamed Lyons and Cooper for the fiasco and threaten new sleuth efforts while predicting wider open conditions ahead.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Charles Kean
London
Tyons
Tie
Dodge
Y. M. Co
Indianapolis
Lyons
Cooper
Jjubilant
Kean
Algerian Sharpshooters Sail for Casablanca
An Algerian battalion and cavalry unit boarded the French transport Vinh Long at Oran on Aug 22. Their destination is Casablanca, signaling a likely North Africa operations shift.
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Oran
Algeria
Casablanca
Telegraph Firms Declare Stance on Strikers in Chicago
The Union reports that telegraph operators who joined strikes face two week bans and must file individual reinstatement requests. The Postal Service outlines a contract form requiring applicants to sign before employment. Western Union does not use a contract form but requires operators to apply for work individually.
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Chicago
cComuyamics
Western Union Company
Striking commercial telegraphers report no new developments
New York on August 22 reports no late progress in the East union strike. Both strikers and telegraph companies remain firm and say they are satisfied with conditions. Movement of press dispatches across the region is said to have lost significance.
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New York
Baseball Scores From League Games
National League results include Boston 7 over Pittsburg 4 and New York 12 over Chicago 4. American League games show Detroit 5 over Boston 4 and Chicago 1 over Philadelphia 0. Second AL game Cleveland 6 over Washington 4. American Association scores list St Paul 7 over Louisville 5 and Milwaukee 8 over Columbus 2.
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Boston
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
American Association
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kidney Cure Endorsement Claims Wide Relief
If you have kidney and bladder troubles and do not use Foley's Kidney Cure, you will have only yourself to Linme for results, as it positively cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases, Chas D. Kooefel.
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Foley
Linme
Chas D. Kooefel
President Roosevelts Mayflower Returns to Oyster Bay
The naval yacht Mayflower with President Roosevelt aboard anchored at Oyster Bay at five o'clock last evening. Torpedo boats Worden and Hopkins escorted the Mayflower on the return voyage.
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Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt
Worden
Hopkins
Japanese acrobat troupe members arrested in Rostov on Don
Three Japanese traveling acrobatic troupe members were arrested at Rostoff on the Don with plans of fortifications and other secret military documents in their possession.
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St. Petersburg
Rostoff-on-the-Don
Neighbors Fooled by Cough Cure Claim
Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Stark county Indiana says she was near death from a cough before using Dr King’s New Discovery. She credits four one dollar bottles with curing her and restoring health. Trial bottle is free. Guaranteed by O D Koeffel Druggist. 60c and 1.00.
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Dr. King
Eva Uncapher
Grovertown
Stark O Co
O. D. Kooefel
Dragogiat
Farmer shoots intruder in potato patch
Terre Haute Indiana August 28. David Morris a farmer shot an Austrian miner named Wahhenroder found in his potato patch. He will be crippled for life.
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Terre Haute
Sod
David Morris
Wahhenroder
Early Cold Remedies Advised In Suggested Health Advice
A fragmented ad style note urges readers to keep a bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for colds coughs and croup and to buy two bottles at once claiming early treatment leads to cures and mentioning secret formulas.
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Ayer
Isi
Hall of Fame notes and quirky biographical glimpses
A collage of brief notices honors long serving New York letter carrier James Delaney at eighty two. The piece mentions Liberty and heritage figures, a Duke of Abruzzi forgiveness, West Derby pride, and assorted readers’ capsule biographical tidbits including shipbuilding feats and Burns connections.
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James Delaney
New York
Plays and Players Amid Theatre Moves and Bankruptcy
Heten Ware appears next season in a George Broadhurst and George Vo Hobart comedy with Arnold Daly. Mary Mitniertug stars in a New York autumn production while other plays and a religious drama by Arthur Jones are planned for New York producers. The WLJ Block Amusement Company of New Jersey filed for bankruptcy after a failed concert tour by Morris Loo Largey of Butte Montana.
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Heten Ware
Arnold Daly
Geat Sestion
Russeli Ds
George Broadhurst
Greorge Vo Hobart
Detibas
Hlers Arthur Jones
England
Messin Blaw & Erlanger
New York
Tle
WLJ Bloek Anlusement Company
New Jerseys Corporation
Morris Loo Largey
Butte, Mont
SLURS
Tooqactice Tiakiy
Native Oath Customs Stirriing Court Tale
A judge in an African crown colony recounts a case where a Christian colored man, seeking to testify, is allowed to take a Christian oath but is then told he must also be sworn in native fashion. He protests, declaring he is a good Christian despite his perceived native status.
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Manchester Guardian
Hearing stays alert after sleep, says Country Life
A columnist notes that hearing remains active even as sleep approaches and continues after sleep onset, contrasting it with the eye and outlining the ear’s persistent sensitivity to sounds.
Rising From the Grave Electric Hitters Claim Cure
A North Carolina manufacturer William A Fertwell of Lucams recounts a dramatic recovery after taking fewer than three bottles of Electric Hitters. He suffers from Brights disease in the Diabetes stage and says the tonic already halted his liver and bladder troubles and may cure him. Guarana seed sold at O D Kneetel's for 800 there.
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Fertwell
Lucams
N. C
Bright
O. D. Kneetel
Fear of foul play at Geshen
Charles Showalter, superintendent of Egbert's lumber mills in Goshen Indiana, disappeared after saying he was called downtown. Family and firm fear foul play as search continues and no trace of him has been found.
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Geshen
Goshen
Ind
Charles Showalter
Egbert
Jeg
Markets Report from Indianapolis and Other Cities
Grain and livestock prices from Indianapolis with wheat at 78c No 2 fed and corn 56c No 2. Cattle around 425 to 590, hogs 4.50 to 6.50, sheep 2.00 to 6.50, and lambs around 4.00 to 7.50. Additional figures from New York and East Buffalo show cattle 4.50 to 6.03, hogs 6.50 to 7.00, and lambs 6.00 to 6.50. Toledo wheat 35% to 9 140 and a patent liver remedy ad follows.
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Indianapolis
Nnton
New York
Lamba
Corydon to Host 48th Annual Fair August 26 30
The Corydon fair enters its 48th year running August 26 through 30 with exhibits, vendors and community events scheduled across the town. Local organizations prepare parades, rides, and demonstrations for visitors.
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Corydon Fair
Corydon
Notice to bidders on alley improvement project in New Albany
The Board of Public Works invites bids for the alley improvement contract between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets and Spring Street, between Thirteen and Fourteenth streets. Work includes vitrified brick pavement per plans and specs on file. Each bid must include a bid bond and must meet terms of the notice. the city reserves the right to reject any bid.
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Allcontempters
Board of Public Works
City of New Albany
Pourteenth Streets
Spring Street
Thirteenth Street
Pourteenth Street
Tywick
X Diane
Maite
Machen
Datane
Fle
Sido
Publile
Bid Solicitation from New Albany Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works of the City of New Albany invites sealed bids for a street project on Fifteenth Street south of Spring Street. Bids must be filed by a specified hour. each bid includes a $1 bid bond to ensure compliance and a verified copy of bid documents. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Worka
New Alvany
Tamerad
Wadad
Bach
Bach Bidieg
Los
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