Money and influence in early 1900s politics in district
A report cites claims of money from the National Manufacturers Association and Colonel Mulhall used to defeat Col. Pearre and influence a 1908 primary. It notes Mulhall’s continued efforts against the author, plus a 1903 nomination win despite funds. The piece calls for testimony from campaign managers to expose big business ties to politics.
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Mio Mulhall
Agen
N. Laugpoerer’ Association
Mulhall
Gresénizn
George Cohéerland
Congress
Vican Party
Etomi
Cwlen
Muthors
National Manufacturers’ Association
Colonel. Mulhall
David J. Lewis
National” Manufacturers’ Association
National Manufacturers’ ‘Association
National ‘Association of Manufacturers
Buccess
Committee On the Judiciary
Congressional
Ang
Leghorns Dominate Layers in Egg Laying Prowess
Ge M Barnitz notes the Leghorn breed leads in egg production, while others like Dorkings and White Leghorns vary in meat yield and feathering. The feature lists breeds such as Rhode Island Reds, Plymouth Rocks, Cochins, Langshans, Orpingtons, and Brahmas, comparing traits and performance across a bustling poultry scene.
Great Jersey cow and alfalfa dairy history
A discussion notes the great Jersey cow that won a world record at the St. Louis fair, fed on alfalfa, and credits alfalfa with aiding dairy history. It mentions wages for girl clerks in Williamsport, a reward ad for catarrh cure, and petitions a testimonial about Hall's Catarrh Cure with internal use and distribution details.
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Jersey
St. Louis
Lost and Found Column Guidance From The News
The Lost and Found column acts as a practical clearing house for lost articles. The paper asserts its wide city county reach and daily readership, claiming many items are recovered each year through the ads.
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the News
Buoy Helper Reaches Shore After Rough Waters
A dog helps a man in a rough water incident as currents push him away from shore. The scene includes mentions of a buoy aid and a tense rescue effort near the coast with observers noting reactions and voices.
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Dorie
Democrats Trick the GOP With Tariff Analysis
Washington July 9 Senator Simmons chairman of the finance committee exposed defects in the Republican analysis of the Democratic tariff bill prepared under Senator Smoot. Simmons urged printing, Republicans delayed. Democrats have not printed their bill yet and debate starts next week. Simmons orders subcommittees to compare schedules with Smoot document. Doubledax accused of self importance per Birmingham Age-Herald.
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Washington
Simmons
Finance Committee
Republica ‘Idaders
Smoot
Repubblicars
Igert
Hard to Beat This Emblem of Luck in a Circus of Rugs
A fragment from a Princeton Tiger and London Opinion snippet shows a man lamenting about carpets and rugs while a line about a combination band and luck with horseshoes appears. Named sources include Princeton Tiger and London Opinion.
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Princeton Tiger
London
Tag News Presents Its Daily Highlights
Tag News provides concise daily items spanning politics crime weather and community events with quick updates on key people places and dates. The brief notes aim to inform readers about notable activities and upcoming local happenings.
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday
Yesterday's baseball results show Providence 6 Baltimore 4 Newark 7 Jersey City 0 Rochester 5 Montreux 4 Toronto 6 Buffalo 2 Montreal 8 Jersey City 0 amid American and National League standings. Standings list Athletics 64 19 74, Boston 48 2 0 23, Chicago 42 36 548, St Louis, Detroit, and New York also noted with league and stadium details. Subsequent scores from Tri State League and Atlantic City area games are included with batter notes and club standings.
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Toronto
Bufalo
Montreal
Rochester
Deracy City
Newark
Huy
Jersey City Aa
Vee Athletics
Clevelud
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Chicago
St Louis
Detroit
York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Camuus
Quillen
Gooper
Weidinx
Griner
Wingo
New York-New York
Tessean
Marquard Eyers
Lavender
Archer
Boston
Brookin
Cinelatl
SEA
Son Kills Father in Fiery Farm Incident Near Central
John Dobson fifty, a farmer, died near Central South on July 9 from wounds received in a frenzied attack. The sheriff reports a son killed his father in a violent confrontation at their farm setting causing fatal injuries.
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Central
John Dobson
Rockefeller Celebrates 74th Birthday in Fine Health
Rockefeller marked his seventy fourth birthday yesterday in strong health and vigor. Friends recall he remains as robust as he did two decades ago, maintaining steady spirits and full energy in daily routines.
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Rockefeller
Prosecutions May Follow Over Pittsburgh Bank Collapse
Washington officials weigh potential prosecutions after the First and Second National Bank collapse in Pittsburgh. Authorities review discrepancies between treasury reports and public statements, with questions over a $2,000,000 loan item omitted from a published note. Treasury and bank officials defend sound conditions and a government deposit offer deemed unnecessary.
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Washington
John Shalton Williams
Assignatt Sd&retiivg
The
Treasury
McAdge
Second National Bank
Phisburgh
Ibaa
Pittshorih
National Bank Act
Preamry Altelale
Plutsburg
Cand Stronns
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Tag News
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