Various Items and Oddities From A Roaring Era
A jumble of notes mentions club rates for subscriptions, a Dutch term for a dig stick, Castro remarks,Japan’s hard times, electric cars replacing rickshas in South Africa, prosperity talks with Marriman and Mrs. Roosevelt, a Roosevelt square deal lecture for British sportsmen, saving cucumbers with salt and vinegar, US stance on the Isthmian route, German artificers losing a balloon, and war fire unsettling artillerymen.
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Roosevelt
Taft’s decision on refugee amnesty and union guidance
Turkish refugees in this country should await clear word on whether the sultan’s amnesty is genuine or merely a lemon brand. As a member of the Steam Shovelers union, Mr Taft faces a duty to decide if he will heed Gomwoers’ suggestions on how to cast his union vote.
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Steam Shovelers’ Union
Mr. Taft
Mr. Gomwoers
Zeppeda Keeps Airship aloft Amid Unclear Progress
An unclear report notes Zeppeda's airship staying aloft longer than before, with a record gelilever and signs of progress. The text references Stulo and an unclear metric about reach or blessing, leaving many details ambiguous and unresolved.
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Zeppedas
Stulo
Roosevelt Named Honorary President of Peace and Arbitration League
The selection of Theodore Roosevelt as the first honorary president signals strong support for building more finger and Letter bate ships. A Syrian dinner in New York honored Turkey’s new constitution where the Arabic language was supplanted by English by the consul general. Lord Cromer, long in Egypt, never ceases to reach the local tongue.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Peace and Arbitration League
New York
Turkey
Lord Cromer
Egypt
The Atlantic Cable Laying News 50 Years Ago
Fifty years ago the world rejoiced as the Atlantic cable was laid with bells, guns, and cheers. The dream of Cyrus Field became reality with an electric message from Queen Victoria to President Buchanan, signaling a historic achievement in global communication. Kidney remedy ad follows, promising relief from irregularities.
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Atlantic
Cyrus W. Fields
Queen Victoria
England
President Buchanan
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Prosser to take yearlong leave for Columbia course
The Toledo board of school trustees will grant Prof Charles A Prosser a year six leave to study at Columbia University in New York City with a scholarship in the teachers course and a fellowship in the school of philanthropy. Prof Harry E Buerk likely to succeed him as superintendent and a new principal will be named.
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Charles A. Prosser
Columbia University
New York City
Prosser
DePauw University
Harry E Buerk
Imaginary Speeches by R. B. Taylor Taft Address
The piece opens with Taft as narrator and discusses the value of stump oratory. It recalls Taft on the Cincinnati bench, praising his jovial start and firm judicial resolve, and lauds Roosevelt’s high regard for Taft as a presidential candidate. It notes Taft’s broad experience in Harrison’s administration, as judge, governor, envoy, and canal project leader, and quotes Roosevelt’s praise of Taft as fit for the presidency and attuned to all classes.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Mr. Taft
United States Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Washington
Harrison
Indiana
Tat
Cotras
United States Circuit
Court
Court of Appeals
Philippine Islands
Rome
Cuba
Panams Canal
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Roundabout Reply Sparks Talk of Stepfather Fears
A domestic exchange reveals a wife resisting the idea of a stepfather for their child, while a husband asks what would happen if he dies. The wife replies she cannot bear the thought, highlighting a concern for the child's future guardians.
Cat Fugue Named For The Italian Composer Scarlatti
The Italian composer Scarlatti owned a cat that walked on piano keys and favored certain notes. He used those notes in a fugue, giving the piece the nickname The Cat Fugue. A dried anecdote about a pet influencing music.
Taft Support Emphasized by Roosevelt Ally
A Roosevelt ally urges voters to back Taft, praising his upright character and fearless leadership. He recalls their long friendship since Washington days and argues Taft will continue reform, appealing to Roosevelt supporters to vote for Taft in the upcoming election.
Hanly to Enter Campaign in Indiana Speeches Planned
Indiana Governor Hanly returns from a Western lecture tour and is expected to campaign in the state for the Republican ticket. Democratic nominee Marshall has criticized Hanly’s administration for extravagance, while efforts to fund the campaign intensify with proposed 30 cent clubs. Kern emerged as a possible Senate candidate if Bryan gains control of the legislature and could be strengthened if vice presidential hopes shift. Bryan may visit Indiana for multiple speeches including in Terre Haute and Evansville.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hanly
Fred Gemmer
Thomas R. Marshall
Republican State Committee
New York
Bryan
Indiana
Hartford City
Haskell
Oklahoma
United States Senate
James A. Hemenway
Thomas Taggart
B. F. Shively
South Bend
G. W. Menzies
Mt. Vernon
John E. Lamb
Charles Jewett
New Albany
John W. Kern
Kern
Bryan Jose
Senate
Taggart
Shively
Lamb
Kenin
Terre Haute
Evanaville
How to Keep Olives Good in Olive Oil
A brief tip explains using a few olives for sandwiches or sauces and then filling the bottle with quality olive oil. The soaked olives preserve well, keeping contents usable for weeks in warm months.
Floyd County Democratic Club described as Big Stick
A Tribune excerpt alleges the Floyd County Democratic Club was formed to counter Zenor and Scott influence. It claims Cox forces used the club to suppress the Scott faction, control nominations, and push candidates, with meetings now sparsely attended by office seekers. Also notes Lester M. Nelson praising King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung issues.
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Tribune
Floyd County
Democratic Club
Zenor
Levi Scott
Thomas Hanlon
Ats
Voxites
Scott
Coxite
Scott- Schindler
Lester M. Nelson
Naples
Maine
Dr. King
Chas. D. Knopefel
Sheriff Clatcor Sitason Seeks Reelection in Floyd County Race
Democratic candidate sheriff Clatcor Sitason runs for reelection amid Floyd County election focus. Voters head to November polls as campaigns outline law enforcement platform and county priorities.
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William“ Scoemer
Floyd County
Clatcor Sittason
Floyd Couny
Walter W. Bulliet
Fred M. Jackson
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Pearl Street
the Tribune Company
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Foley
Columbia
C. A. Prosser
State of Ohio
Oledo
Lucas County
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F. J. Onenry & Co
Toledo
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A. W. Gleason
Seal l Notary Public
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Druggista
Fall
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R. 8. Taylor
St. Maul Pioneer Press
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Carel
A.S. Nosbaum
Bareaville
Topon
O. D. Kooefel
Civil Service Commission
Toan
Campaton
Baedaongyee
Bears
Castoria
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Floyd County Democratic Club
Dauchey & Co
Parker
Indianapolis and
Louisville Traction Company
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Seymour
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Southern Indiana R. BR
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S & A. Anderson
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Deffersuavile
Louisville
Lowleville
Hoosier Limiteds
Toutsy
Southern Indiior K.R
Seytour
Slppersonville
T. Co's
A A. Anderson
Seymiour
Lud
Charles W Long
T. Z. Love
John A Hinds
New Alley Township
Thomas EF. Fogle
Republiccan
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