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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1908

Page

3

Bell Addresses Democratic Delegates in Denver

Theodore A. Bell of California, temporary chairman, outlines Democratic aims at the Denver convention. He denounces Republican trust influence, calls for curb on corporate power, tariff reform, and greater government accountability, urging a return of control to the people.

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Democratic Platform Presses for Railroad Reform and Direct Election

The platform urges federal oversight of railroad stock and bonds and a physical valuation of lines. It supports the direct election of U S senators and calls for stricter measures against Asiatic immigration, warning of threats to a white nation and Pacific defense.

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United States Role in World Peace Defines Moral Duty

The piece argues that America must stay on the side of peace, defend the oppressed, and wield power only to elevate others. It stresses the nation’s responsibility to influence world affairs through peaceful leadership and humane example.

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Giants Pay Record 17000 for Marquard and Meyers

New York Giants pay a then record total of 17000 for pitchers Marquard and catcher Meyers. Marquard, star of the Indianapolis minor league team, draws 11000, Meyers 6000, with interest from Detroit and Chicago rivals.

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The Man Who Beat Egan: Whitney Wins Southern Golf Title

Nelson Whitney of New Orleans defeated Chandler Egan at Memphis Country Club by 4 and 3 to retain the Southern golf championship. The large entry list of 183 marked the event as the strongest in Southern competition, with Whitney's victorious performance highlighted by his tall, powerful, confident play.

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Bennett May Retire If Champion Warry Bennett Wins

Bennett plans retirement if he and Warry Bennett defend their national regatta title on the Connecticut River April 14 and 15. He would avoid a single sculling championship clash next year with club mate Alexander Wernock, the current intermediate champion, both from Springfield Boat Club.

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Pittsburg Baseball Honors Hank Wagner With Exposition Park Day

Pittsburg plans Wagner day on a Thursday in Exposition Park featuring a Pirates versus Red Sox game. A token gift will honor Hank Wagner for his exceptional play at shortstop, underscoring the club's appreciation during the event.

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Untangling a Knote and a Quitting Newspaper

A moral riddle on Protagoras and a legal twist ends with a joke about paying no matter the verdict. The Wilmington Sun shuts down as its plant and equipment are sold, ending a legacy dating to 1896 as a daily then weekly paper.

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Two Reading Boys Drowned in Schuylkill

In Reading Pennsylvania on a July day two boys aged seven and six names Clifford Smith and Stewart Empeltxor, drowned after getting beyond their depth while bathing in the Schuylkill. Half a dozen other boys escaped. A stray line notes a 25 cent price for something provocative, but the fragment ends abruptly.

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