Penrose Charges Roosevelt Campaign Funds and Bribery
Senator Penrose testifies in the Senate accusing the Roosevelt 1904 campaign of a $125000 Standard Oil contribution and claims a further $150000 was sought. He accuses E A Van Valkenburg of bribery in 1898 and cites Archbold funds via Hiss and Cortelyou, with ongoing calls for disclosure of documents.
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Flinn
van Valkenburg
Republican National Committee
Penrose
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Cornelius N. Bliss
National Committee
Trust
Bliss
George BR. Cortelyou
George Corteliou
E. A. van Valkenburg
Philadelphia North American
Pennsylvania
Senator Quay
Senate
Flinn-Van Valkenburg
John D. Archbold
Archbold
Republican State Committee of
Philadelphia
New York
John PD
C. N. Hiss
Bills
Hiss
Cortelyou
Corfelyou
William Flinn
Flinn and Van Valkenburg Clash With Penrose Over Senate Allegations
Former State Senator William Flinn of Pittsburgh and editor E A Van Valkenburg spoke in conference about Senator Penrose. Flinn accuses Penrose of attempting to deflect scrutiny after a money scandal, while Van Valkenburg defends himself against numerous against him.
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Philadelphia
William Flinn
Pittsburg
E. A. van Valkenburg
Penrose
Senate
Flinn
Durham
United States Senate
van Valkenburg
Pennsylvania
Penroyie
Roosevelt Denies Penrose Statement On Oil Campaign
In Wilkesbarre last night Colonel Roosevelt interrupted a crowd outside Father Curran's parish house to deny a Penrose senate speech claim. He rebutted that he was advised of a heavy campaign contribution from the Archbold group for Standard Oil and that he asked Archbold and associates for funds, calling the assertion false.
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Archbold
Standard Off
Archbold Delays Reply to Senator Penrose Speech
In New York on August 22 John J. Archbold declined to comment before reading Senator Penrose's full speech, saying he would not speak offhand. The remark reflects careful consideration ahead of any public response.
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New York
Senator Penrose
John J. Archbold
Who is Who puzzle offers cash prizes in New Albany
A fourth page puzzle in the Daily Tribune invites readers to identify 25 New Albany advertisers by implied clues. Three cash prizes of 5, 3, and 2 dollars await top solvers, with tie rules and disinterested judges. entries accepted by noon August 27 and results published August 29.
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Danny Threene
New Albany
Mane
Ivor
Tribune
Daily Tribune
Ind
F H Wurzer Nominee For Attorney General on Hoosier Ticket
Indiana's Hoosier GOP nominates F H Wurzer for attorney general, positioning him as candidate for the statewide race. The party outlines platform priorities and campaign plans ahead of the election.
Sherman Made Vice Presidential Candidate Again
Utica residents welcomed James Schoolcraft Sherman as the Republican vice presidential nominee for a second time. Senator Sutherland of Utah delivered the notification speech as thousands gathered for a largely nonpartisan celebration. The event honored Roosevelt critics while defending the party’s national convention amid a citywide air of festivity and fundraising. Near Rochelle an Indian man was killed after sleeping on a railroad track. Doctors urged prompt use of Dr King’s New Discovery for coughing and lung problems. A testimonial from J B Watts of Floydada Texas praised the remedy’s quick relief and weight gain.
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Utica
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Sutherland
Utah
Theodore Roosevelt
Rochelle
Fast Express
King
Chip
J. 2. Watts
Eloydada
Tex
Knoefel Drug Co
Indiana Banks Honor Roll Lists Narrow Lead in Surplus
The National Honor Roll shows New Albany National Bank with capital 100000 and surplus 186000. Indiana banks include Union County National of Hara leading at 255.05 percent with capital 50000 and surplus 17617. Crawfordsville and Rushville each host two banks on the list while Indianapolis has one.
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New Albany National Bank
Binancier
New York
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
South Bend
Rushville
Rossmalt
Banner Bank
First National
Uniontown
Indiana
Union County National
Hara
Y M C A Oating Evening Vaudeville Canceled for Picnic
Vaudeville planned for the Y M C A picnic at Glenwood Park was canceled due to an unexpected event. Alma Sittason will substitute with readings. A baby show from 7 to 8 30 p m welcomes babies under two years, with weights and heights requested. No entry fee, no enrolment, and prizes awarded during the program. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised for stomach and liver troubles.
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Glenwood Park
Alma Sittason
Yama
I. BH. Youngs
I. Berkshire
Dr. King
Knoefel Drug Co
Local notices and incidents from Evansville area
Frank Stith is jailed by Patrolman Waterhouse as a fugitive from justice. Jefferson Lodge of Magons meets tonight, DePauw Lodge tomorrow for Rittered Apprentices degree. Frank Stringham in Japan on pleasure trip, expected to stay months. The eighteenth annual state convention of the United Brothers of Friendship sits in Evansville with Grand Master BL Adesander presiding. Thelma Lucile Pollard laid to rest in Birdseye, Indiana, burial at Fairview cemetery after service at home. The Ladies' Child of First Presbyterian hosts a benefit concert at 6100 Vincennes Street with refreshments. Mrs. Ann Quand's body arrives from St. Louis for funeral at Fairview cemetery chapel. The Novelty Four return from northern Indiana, staying through September. The Negro Chautauqua opens at Enterprise Park, Rev. Winfrey presiding. white seating reserved. Janes Conover of Louisville arrested for petit larceny. trousers stolen from John McCole found on him at interurban station. Funeral for William Alexanderson at Grant line area, Rev. Voris officiating, burial at Fairview. James Sorrell, 36, dies at Madison asylum hospital. leaves wife, funeral at Second Presbyterian tomorrow. Kidney disease note warns about diabetes and related risks. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea recommended by doctors.
Personal mentions and social notes from local residents
Personal notices recount visits among residents, engagements, and travels to West Baden Springs and Salon Oregon. Also mentions ill health of Elizabeth Cannon, a wedding at St Marys rectory, and club meeting slated at Mrs. Hardy’s Silver Hills home.
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Flolen Davis
Bloomington
Ind
WL Morris
East Fourth Street
Elizabeth Cannon
East Main
Sixth Streets
Henry J.trai
West Baden Springs
William Blush
Elliott
Salon
Ore
Mero
Craig
Hosa
Carrie Silberman
Twentieth Century Mothers Club
W. B. Hardy
Silver Hills
Travel Magazine notes with city routes and routes
A fragment describes a travel magazine noting routes along the Po and Mack lines. It mentions illustrated events and prepay details for navigation at a Dow Cl NAVEIATION office in Detroit, with uncertain references to DoW Clinge Pt.
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Pak Bse
Po & i
Imi
Sentans
Dow
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George H.hester
Adpotu
Wwe
Neve Sleep
Lay
Clark
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Jen
Ee Afzans Nacional Bank
Po Market Street
Serhoda
A. Lindemann
E. Market St
George B. Cardwill
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Tany
Penrole
Washington
Quay
Israel W Durham
Senator Stone
Missouri
Mr. Stone
Flinn, van Valkenburg
Sas
THE
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Southerland
Sherman
Frank Stith
Waterhouse
Jefferson Lodge of
Magons
DePauw Lodge
Frank Stringham
Vancouver, Wash
Us Akne
Japan
United Brothers of Friendship
Evansville
BL Adesander
Thelma Lucile
John Pollard
West Market Street
Birdseye
Inid
Ann Quand
St. Louis
Fairview Cemetery
Ole
Co-operative Booking Association
Eenterprise Park
Jeffersonville
W. M. Winfrey
Second Baptist Bear
Janes Conover
Louis Ville
Serevant McCulloch
Joseph Kraft
Petit Lareens
John McCole
McCole
William
James Sorrel
Southeastern Hospital For
Madison
Tle
Mandéanus Vribe
Chase Street
Second Presbyterian Church
Bright
Hollister
Rod. Bfewitt
Cora Robinson
Estelle McBride
Vincennes Street
Charles W. McWilliams
Josephine A. Seiler
St. Mary's Rectory
Reeter
W. FR. Seiberts
Woman's Guild of the
Vera Busine
Cherry Street
Cudinggn Ais
John
Phery Wa Hees
Wesley Chapel
Moobrookiann
Gilover
Bedford
Abefee
Clemens
Mareth
Shone
All
Tals Willian
Sternictiauy, Co
Mes
Frankante
Tcushera
Fas
Idlvabeth Cannon
Dol Cannon
Deland
Fla
Svibbacrse
Sarcass
Wien
Iran
Rocky Mountain
India Tea
the Growers of India Tea
Agnes Enterprise
Ane Pelegraph Company
Xaniceneiang
Phage
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
St. Bernard W. Virginia
St. Bernard Mining Co
MOREE
LTA
Dba
Comb
Pearl
D. & C. Line
Detroit
Phila
Shaibles & Refining Co
Woo Chestmouc Sl
GEO. H. Devol
Main St. Comet
Ewing, Roose & Paris
Heddes Bloch State and Market Streets
Harles
Jewety Henry
Jewett
Albany
New Albany Mfg. Co
Foundry and Machine Shop
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