Roosevelt condemns Haskell conduct as disgraceful in reply
President Roosevelt cites Governor Haskell’s actions in Oklahoma and Ohio as disgraceful and scandalous. He accuses Haskell of aiding a great corporation and prostituting state powers to defend the Prairie Oil and Gas case. The President dismisses Bryan’s charges and argues Haskell’s ties to Standard Oil show against his fitness for public office.
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Haskinl
Bryzy
Cancident
Witte ‘House
William J. Bryan
Préstiat
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Haskell
Rons
Clanderd
Ohio
Oklahoma
Bryan
Has‘kell
Roosevelt
Prairie Oil& Gas Company
Oklahoma Company
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Foraker
Hearst
Haskell i P
Standon OS
Denver
Emeamittero
Howsell
St Np. Pea
Dradcleli & Gaa Company
Haxkell
Haskell Resigns In Oklahoma Campaign Controversy
The article reports Governor Charles N. Haskell of Oklahoma facing Democratic scrutiny over past corporate connections, with calls for moral integrity in the party campaign. It notes Haskell’s resignation amid controversy and mentions national figures discussing his role in the Denver and Chicago events and the impact on November political strategies.
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Haskell
Washington
Charles N. Hankell
Oklahoma
Alice He
Chicago
Denver
Bawetien
Doans Ointment Praised For Hemorrhoid Relief
A Baltimore reader Theodore R. Smith reports decades of itching hemorrhoids eased after using Doan's Ointment bought at a drug store. He credits the first application with relief and notes a complete cure after several years with no recurrence. Remember the name Doan's.
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Frederick
Theodore R. Smith
Benzunda Atrect
Baltimore
Lief
Pilea
Apne
Bale
Ares
Doan
Rockefeller as Author: Rockefeller Seeks Regulation of Industrial Concerns
John D. Rockefeller appears as an author in a series on historical events, arguing for federal or near uniform state regulation of corporations to curb frauds and ensure fair competition. He defends Standard Oil practices, denies ruthless price campaigns, and urges policies fostering foreign and domestic investment with safeguards for the public.
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Deoldrey
Moyet
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Rochkofeler
Weney
Peters
Standard
Hoslow
Rockefeller
Wormy corks ruin wine flavor says New York Herald
A New York Herald report explains how a tiny worm inside corks spoils wine, producing bad odor and taste that can fool even top chefs. The piece argues a perfect cork is worth millions to inventors, noting the large market for lasting closures and refunds for spoiled bottles.
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Rald
New York
Iierahl
Nubar Pasha and the Pipes
After Cairo’s British occupation Nubar Pasha takes a fancy to bagpipes. A piper is interviewed and warns that wind and strength are needed for the bags, else danger may burst the performer. The idea is dropped for safety concerns.
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Nubar Pasha
Cairo
Tile Nubarasia
Black Watch
Donald
Newlin
Naar
Westminster Gazette
Theft of Securities Reaches $44879 Case Clears
A sixteen year old, Alfred J. McGuinness, admitted opening the safe of Walteryn K R Chexster, a lumber dealer, on Aug 20 and splitting the loot of securities totaling 44879 before they were destroyed. Separate items note a Buffalo waiter’s murder suicide, a Reading cellar death, a Niagara Falls fall suicide attempt, a Carnegie Steel order for 80000 tons of steel plates, and a traveling-medicine anecdote from a railway car.
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Boston
Myatory
Walstein KR
Chexster
Alfred J. McGuinness
Tater
Schmidt's Clever Work Behind Detroit Catcher Schmidt shines
Chicago beat writer touts Charlies Schmidt of the Tigers as the season’s central catcher. He has caught over a hundred games, handling the catching load with a strong throwing arm and solid defense, while star teammates receive more attention for their exploits.
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Getreit Americana
Big Four
Cdbb
Crawford, Rossman and McIntyre
Charlies Schmidt
Tigers
Schmidt
Norale
University of Wisconsin Football Team Dismisses Seven Veterans
Grid headline notes seven veteran players were dropped from the Wisconsin football eleven by the faculty. The dismissed players include Bayle and others who had strong academic records yet were ruled out, leaving a weakened squad described as diminished to pygmies without the experienced leaders.
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University of Wisconsinn
Fueuty
Bayle
New Pedestrian Record By T Tam mond
English pedestrian T E Tam mond set a new record for the hundred mile walk and won the twenty four hour walk. He covered 131 miles 880 yards in twenty four hours and 18 hours 4 minutes 10 1 5 seconds for the hundred mile distance. In 1907 Tam mond set a London to Brighton and back record.
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T. E. Tammond
Hos
Tammond
London
Brighton
Bust Treatment for a Burn in Weholden Account
Chamberlain's Salve praised for treating burns in a local note. The ad claims it heals pain without leaving scars and also helps with chapped lips and sore nipples. Available at Pearre's Moder pharmacy for 25 cents.
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Chamberlain
Reyne
Pearre
Moder
A Sure Tip On Seven Small Iis And A Big Cinch
A rousing note urges merchants to favor home trade and advertise in local papers. The piece argues that supporting home trade helps themselves while weakening mail order. It stresses wise advertising as the path to gains and ends with a catchy call to action.
Baseball scores and standings cross uneven lines
Fragmentary baseball scores across teams and standings. Mentions include Cleveland, New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Chicago and Detroit with batteries and records scattered through the page. The text lists wins, losses and pacing but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Peet Laaoe
T Philadel
Palladel
Pbatteriee
Howaa
Mevelski
Dooin
Ham Raymon Ng
Mo Tan
Ow Bouton
St. Louis
Yahaerty
Bowerman
Higat
Broglyns Pittsbar Brook
Nim
Batterterlea
Lelchetd
Gibson
Ibelm
Oxygen for halfbacks boosts Stagg plan at Chicago
Coach Stagg of the University of Chicago plans to oxygenate athletes to enhance performance. He will test two players in the first game and add two more in each subsequent contest to counter slow second halves. An earlier London study by Professor Hill inspired the project.
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Stagg
Chicago
Alonzo A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Christ
Big Hinds
Mans
Dimal
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Exchange
Quotations furnished by the Frederick County Farmers' Exchange list prices for grains and feeds including corn, oats, wheat, rye, bran, middlings, cottonseed meal, and Timothy hay. Values shown per bushel, per barrel, per ton, or per hundred as applicable, with ranges indicating current market bids and quality grades.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Genescrap Szrreunzn
Wiaear
Timothy
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