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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
3
Henry Sherman Bou tell delivers at the Republican national convention nominating Tonyph G Cannon of Illinois for president. He invokes Lincoln Grant McKinley Roosevelt lineage, urges unity, and argues the nominee's long service and fiscal expertise fit the presidency and Senate majority stakes.
A public endorsement lauds Joseph G. Cannon of Illinois as the Republican nominee for president. The speaker is praised for honesty independence and legislative achievement including laws on government liability and emergency currency. Support cites Cannon’s long service and ties to anti slavery heritage and his proven leadership qualities.
A Kansas City Star clipping shows a crowd arguing who should hold a baby on a streetcar and who should manage the carriage as a mother and father prepare to board. The men trade quips on proper etiquette, offering competing rules about who carries the infant or handles the carriage.
A wanderer asked a suburban house for aid, claiming twenty years of following the water. The housewife, wary and curt, slammed the door, retorting that the traveler had not fooled anyone about his claim.
The Egyptian Gazette reports a warning that all correspondence with Egypt should bear the word Egypt and be addressed to Alexandria to prevent misdelivery to places named Alexandria in Scotland Canada New South Wales Cape Colony Italy the United States and other nations.
A Truro town note reports Mrs Spurmiug, who believed she had a mission to aid suffering humanity, has revealed she will abandon that mission. Her husband is said to be ready to respond to humanity hereafter.
A quip notes that seeking pleasure leads to mistakes as people cut down a tree to grab fruit. The line mocks impatience and ignorance in the pursuit of fleeting gratification.
Representative Theodore E Burton declares Taft the ideal candidate for the national Republican convention in Chicago. He lauds Taft’s record as secretary of war and defender of American unity, noting Taft’s work in the Philippines, Cuba, and Latin America and predicting prosperity under his leadership.
A London Standard report outlines native Australian beliefs on the bone magic used to harm rivals. A concealed bone is pointed at a target during a public ritual, said to cause lingering illness and eventual death, with bones kept as talismans after death rites.
The excerpt cites Tito quoting Tennyson on using stellar vastness to ease shyness and the mind weighs eternity against social concerns. A friend advises staying unconcerned as a test of crisis, noting church doctrine and salvation pale beside social optics.
An account describes Chertes Woolcot’s fall from a height in Yascite to Venezuela where he attempted a parachute descent. The chute opened about four hundred Ge from the ground, but he suffered crushed ankles after the impact. Famine has Ddroke his thit.
Speech to the convention stresses Indiana’s pivotal role and urges careful, unhurried judgment before nominating a presidential candidate. The speaker highlights unity across states and factions, appealing to New England, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Kentucky to consider the party’s long-term interests over immediate gains.
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