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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1912
Page
1
Wilson Attacks Progressive Platform In New York
Buffalo, Sept 8 Governor Woodrow Wilson opens his campaign in New York by denouncing the Progressive party platform and Col Roosevelt. He ridicules a federal monopoly commission as hollow and argues minimum wage schemes would lower wages. He warns the plan would legalize monopoly and empower big business with federal license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Woodrow Wilson
New York state
Progressive party
Roosevelt
Providence
Governor Wilson addresses crowds amid labor policy clash
George D Porter notes federal control plans favor monopolies and subdue workers as Wilson tours Rufiela. The governor greets crowds at the Young Men's Catholic National Union session, attends a luncheon, speaks at Brain's Grove, attends an old home day in Kenmore, and ends with a Wilson club reception. He mocks Roosevelt's promises and urges Democratic return to power.
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Wilson
tew
Rufiela
Catholic National Union
Broezle
Latay mor
Wiluan
Mack T3i
vatidus
Brain's grove
Kenmore
Erie County
Wilson and Marshall club
Prudenthal building
Roosevelt
Democrata
Chickens in dresses solve weather death problem in Illinois
Mrs Forest Fertill of Waukegan sewed dresses on 200 chickens to protect them from cold and heat. During a cold spell the death rate dropped, and after a heat wave she undressed the birds while keeping the clothing for future use. In Wilkes-Barre a rat attacked two girls, Mary and Anna Geething, wounds on face and arms followed. the family killed the rat but the girls are expected to be disfigured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Forest Fertill
Waukegan
Wilkes-Barre
Mary
Anna
Arthur Géthing
Nantituke
Promising Lightweight Broke Neck Diving in Jamaica Bay
Brooklyn boxer Marc Jaffe broke his neck diving into two feet of water near Bayside rock in Jamaica Bay. He was taken to Rockaway Beach hospital with little chance of living, according to reports from New York on September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marc Jaffe
Brooklyn
Bayside rock
Jamaica bay
Rockaway Beach
Guaranteed truss fitting at Harner's Drug Store
A promotional line notes guaranteed truss fitting service offered at Harner's Drug Store, promising scientific fitting for customers seeking support. The notice highlights the availability of the service locally, suggesting reliability and professional care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HARNER'S DRUG STORE
Passengers and crew escape burning Nantucket after steamship capsizes
Fire broke out in the Nantucket hold sending the Mechants and Minera Transportation steamship yawing to sink. Forty crew and passengers clung to masts and beams while fireboats and police boats rushed to Locust Point to rescue them. one officer James Rotten disappeared. The ship finally listed and settled near the harbor bottom as fire consumed cargo and engulfed decks. The value of the vessel was estimated at 355000 and fully insured. Stewardess Annie Boyle risked her life by returning to the burning ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ste
James Rotten
Poiat
béaldes
Lannan
Bagaton
Ohio
Bhs
alue
Annie Boyle
Kid M'Coy Reforming After London Arrest
Former boxing star Norman Selby known as Kia McCoy returns to New York aboard the St Louis and says he will sue Belgium for 250000 after alleged arrest and confinement in London. He aims to mend his ways, sow kindness, and build his character while pursuing compensation for ruined business and damaged reputation.
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New York
Se Norman
Selby
Kia
McCoy
London
taving
Princess ‘of
Thite and Taxis
Brixton
New Yorks
St. Louis
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