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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1910

Page

7

Roosevelt Addresses Suffolk County Fair Speech

The Roosevelt campaign leader spoke before a large Riverhead crowd outlining nationalism and moralities applied to modern conditions. He urged greater governmental efficiency while warning against mob rule and wealth as a public foe, then traveled to Syracuse for a speech before returning home.

Jong Aynote Roosevelt Anelton Livya Griscom Gantrolier Prob Prenst Otto H. Bannard Tauntch Nutt Hermie Coronal Roosevelt Suffolk ‘County Riverhead Don Ber Caine Syracuse Makins State Stary

Indicted Beef Trust Backers Face Wide Subpoenas

In Virginia on September 17, authorities announce subpoenas issued to backers and witnesses in a major antitrust case. The government targets ten millionaires tied to large beef concerns accused of violating the antitrust law. Crutchfield, Thorpe, and others are linked to the theater and city electricity incidents surrounding the case.

Fiat Firat Johmond Esttee CrutchAeld Thorpe X -Theater City Electrich

Stokes Claims Nomination For U S Senate Seat

New Jersey politician E C Stokes asserts a 5000 to 7000 majority in the state primary for the United States senatorship. He says he carried seventeen of twenty one counties and expects the legislature to honor the choice. Opponents in the primary were former Governor Frank Murphy and Congressman Charles N Fowler.

U. 8 Trenton Farmer E.C. Stokes New Jersey United. States Stokes Jed Mr. Stokes Frank Ma Murphy Charles N. Fowler

Taft Explains Stance on a Possible Second Term

Beverly Massachusetts September 17 President Tafts attitude toward a second term remains cautious not pledging to resign his post. He notes the duties and pledges of the Republican national union and would respond to a call if the country and friends want him. His friends know his stance and he declines to comment on reports of stepping aside in 1912.

Beverly Mass Taft Okugam Dutea Hig Will Srespond Washington

Accuses Preacher 14-Year-Old Girl Victim of Attack

Pulaski Virginia reports Rev. Je Arnold a Holiness preacher was arrested on criminal assault charges involving Lizate Collins a fourteen year old girl. The girl escaped on a train near Pulaski told police of the assault and Arnold was seized upon returning for her. A telegram from Pulaski confirms the case as it unfolds. In Lancaster tobacco growers seek workers as Easter county housing and labor issues affect the 1910 crop outlook with expectations of large planting figures and high values.

Pulaski Arnold Lizate Collins George Collins Radfor Lancaster Easter County Saater

College student at Ohio State pursues knowledge beyond age

A former 80 year old student, Mrs Winship, registers at Ohio State University and plans an optional course to expand learning. She recently returned from Michigan where she attended a summer school, while Columbus notes the ongoing college interest. Wilkes-Barre shows population growth from 31,728 in 1900 to 67,105, an increase of 15,384.

Columbus D. Winship Ohio State University Winship Michigan Wilkes-Barre Wanhington Pala

Wilson Accepts Gubernatorial Candidacy Challenge

President of Princeton University Woodrow Wilson, nominated for New Jersey governor by the Democratic state convention, says he would resign as university president if trustees require it. He notes telegrams urging resignation and references from supporters, while expressing uncertainty about delivering a major public speech.

Jo Bont Woodrow’ Wilson New Jersey Princéton Wika Fidak Katzenbach, Jr Trenton Chiapalen Witacn Indy

James J Hill Turns Seventy in St Paul Birthday Observance

James J Hill, founder and head of the Hill family railroad empire, reached seventy years of age yesterday in St Paul. He appeared in fine health and walked the stairs between offices, noting his ongoing mental energy requires constant physical activity as he consults department officials.

St. Paul Min James J. Hill Hil Mr. Hill Statia

Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Games Across Leagues

Results from American and National leagues show Detroit Athletics beating Detroit in a battery matchup, Cleveland triumphing with Washington's pitching, and standings updating with New York, Chicago, St. Louis, and Boston in the mix. Eastern League notes Providence and Baltimore while Montreal Toronto and Newark vie for spots. Games listed for today include Baltimore at Providence and Newark at Jersey City.

Detroit Athletics Coombs Tapa Willetts Schmidt Cleveland Washington Mitchell Kaestlier Land Walker Gray Alnsuith P.O. Athletics Clevelada N.york Boston Chicago HGG St.Louis New York Pittsburg Sinthewson Meyuth Liofield Gibson Igokton Ceimnel Brolyn Coveleskie Clarkes Bal Bergen St. Luis Trown Mattern Graham Lush Phelps Philadelphia Mecintyre Kling Moore Brennan Dagin Cincinti Prtshry Khli St.Louis Brookin Ida Philada Bos Boston Providence Beltimore Rochester Buffalo Jersey City Newark Montreal Loronto W.L.P.C WLBS Montr'l Toronto Jersey C Balto Provine Baltimore

Fowler Beaten Runyon Nominated for Fifth District

In Plainfield New Jersey the Fifth district Republicans nominated William Runyon of Union City for Congress defeating Charles N Fowler a leading anti Cannon congressman. Delegates adopted resolutions endorsing the Taft administration and Runyon won 140 votes to 20 for Fowler. The convention then endorsed Runyon unanimously.

Judge Runyon New, Jersey Congres Plainfield William Ni -Runyon Union City Fifth Congressional District Charles N. Fowler Taft Runyon Fowler

Sunday School Notes on Mark and the Resurrection

A handwritten sermon excerpt discusses Jesus answers to Pharisees and Sadducees, the two greatest commandments, and the Messiah as David's Lord. It cites Acts and Romans, urges reading scripture for power, and notes the resurrection emphasis and Jesus as both man and God within David’s line.

Dan Fu Eeu Ie Rhatke Tie Éreriid Vorka Gothinis Mark Luke Stephen Phou Tien Ming Christy Badducees Behofiéld Jesus Xays Rom Adaini Atk -xii Jeans Jésus David God

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