Bryan Replies to Roosevelt In Oklahoma Trust Clash
Democratic leader William J Bryan charges President Roosevelt and Taft with trust protection while defending Governor Haskell of Oklahoma. He cites steel antitrust cases, Hughes' remarks, and alleged Standard Oil dealings to argue for vigorous trust enforcement and criticizes Taft’s stance as insufficient.
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Evemnor Hobbelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Faukee
Wis
Haskell
William J. Democratic
Press
Bryan
Oklahoma
Gor ’Amar Haskell
Mr. Bryan
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Ateel Triad
Hughes
Democratic Trust
Hughes Election Fund
J.P. Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
William Nelson Cromwell
Owen
Gate
TV Am
Famentos
Dent
Olney
Olmney
Baya Trust
Kidnapping of 4YearOld Girl Stuns Harrisburg
In Enola on Saturday evening Josephine Zambino, aged four, was abducted from her uncle’s house. Her father Joseph Zambino of Altoona denies any enemies and rumors point to foreign intrigue. Despite searches by foreigners, officers, and railroad workers, no trace of the child has been found.
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Harrisburg
Josephine Zambino
Enola
Joseph Zambino
Altonne
Denica
Mad Hen Attacks Children In Baltimore Suburb
A large hen believed to be diseased attacked two three year old boys at play in Mt. Winans Baltimore. The bird pecked at their eyes and faces while residents cried out for help. The children were not seriously injured after the hen was killed.
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Baltimore
Edward Emerich
Jeroy Taylor
Mt. Winans
Man Falls Eighty Feet at Thomas Bron Works
Saxon Scheirer died after being overcome by gas atop Stack No 1 at the Hoken dungna works in Allentown. He toppled eighty feet, landing on his head as his wife and two children grieved, in the early operation of a new electric filer service three weeks old.
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Allentown
Saxon Scheirer
Thomas Bron Works
Hokendungna
Sheiter
Five Workmen Blown to Pieces in Dynamite Blast
In Scranton Pennsylvania near Tobyhanna the explosion of eighteen inches of dynamite at a Lackawanna rail work site killed three Americans Harry Broadhead John Walsh and Pay Godrick Coyne and two Italian workers Antonia Vitello and Vigo Morelin. Walsh's legs were torn apart and the bodies were identified by clothing.
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Scranton
Bop
Crosukoys Ot
Lackawanna Railroad
Toby Lanna
Harry Broadhead
Toby Hanna
John Walsh
Firth-Cliffe
Godrick Coyne
Niahteen
Kingston
Antonia Vitello
Vigo Morelin
Duta
Walah
Goo Yarda
Runaway Morse Jumps On Boys In Altoona Tragedy
In Altoona Pennsylvania on September 28 James Chat ham aged fifteen and his brother Thomas aged thirteen sat on a curb watching a road roller on a new street. A frightened team struck them, Thomas died at the hospital a few hours later and James suffered a broken arm and internal injuries.
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Morse
Altoona
James Chatham
Thomas
Jamey
Ridder Named Treasurer of Democratic National Committee
Herman Ridder editor of the Staats Zeitung and vice chairman of the publicity bureau of the Democratic national committee was appointed treasurer by National Chairman Mack to succeed Governor Charles N. Hackett who resigned.
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Herman Ridder
Haskell
New York
Staats Zeitung
Democratic National Committee
Mack
National Committee
Charles N. Hackett
Oklahoma
Atlantic City Publisher Carl Moetker Dies in Newark
Carl Moetker fifty four editor and publisher of the Freio Presse Atlantic City died in Newark after a gastric hemorrhage. He collapsed while en route to a hospital following a dinner for Democratic editors hosted by State Chairman Nugent.
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Atlantic City
Newark
N. 4
Carl Moetker
Freio Presse
Nugent
Indiana Legislature okays county local option bill
The Indiana legislature voted 55 to 45 to pass a county local option bill. Charles F. Beck of Catasauqua Pennsylvania died suddenly from excitement while attending the Allentown fair. Forty Cecil Rhoden scholars from across the country sail from New York to start a four year Oxford journey. Confederate veterans honored the burial of the widow of Gen Braxton Bragg in Mobile Alabama. Harry Miller of Manchester Michigan was struck by a train near York Pennsylvania and his body was mangled.
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Indiana
Charles F. Beck
Catasauqua
Allentown
Cecil Rhoden
New York
Oxford
Geneocal Braxton Bragg
Mobile
Ala
Harry Miller
Manchester
Mtd
Northern Central Railway
York
Forest Experiment Stations to Study Western Timber Growth
The United States Forest Service plans establishing forest experiment stations across western states to advance American forestry. The Coconino National Forest in Arizona already hosts a station at Flagstaff, with aims to reproduce western yellow pine and study impacts of grazing, cutting methods, altitude, and climate on regeneration.
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National Forest
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Coconino National Forest
Flagstaff
Ariz
Coconing National Forest
United States
Germany
Baden
Polytechnnikuff
Carlsruhe
India
Imperial Forest Research Institute
Debra Dah
Imperial Forest Service
Train Checking Device Aims to Evolve Rail Signals
Interstate Commerce Commission investigators in Washington report J. 2. Simmen of San Angelo California has patented a trains checking device. It records train timing and location of danger signals and can stop trains automatically if the engineer fails to slow to the preset speed. Officials plan official tests to gauge efficiency.
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Now-Ubdertos
Interstate Commerce Commision
Washington
Simmen
San Angelo
Cal
California
Traig
Great American Hen Celebrates Record Egg Production
Arthur Guiteman writes in the October Woman's Home Companion praising the hen for producing nearly one billion three hundred million dozen eggs in the past year. He imagines the eggs laid end to end would reach the moon and back, and an omelet would cover Manhattan Island, illustrating poultry industry scale with vivid figures and historical allusions.
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Letus
Arthur Guiteman
October Woman's Home Companion
Manhattan Island
Solomon
United States
In Law's Grip. Varun 10 Jesaul's Cut.
Deputy Sheriff B A Alexander and Fred Myers served writs at the House of Correction this Thorning to secure Lerwnet Mortis Bennett David Baylor Vernon Dorsey and Mary Brown. The two latter named were involved.
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Varun
Jesaul
B.A. Alexander
Fred. Myers
House of Correction
Thorning
Lerwnet Mortis Bennett
David Baylor
Vernon Dorsey
Mary Brown
Frederick Market Prices From The Frederick County Exchange
Quotations cover grains and feeds including corn oats hay timothy clover and bran with prices per bushel per ton and per hundredweight. Notable items include Yellow Ear Corn $3.85 per barrel White Ear Corn $3.75 per barrel Bran $26 per ton Misdlings $80 per ton Wheat $8.00 to $9.00 per bushel and Buckwheat 84 to 90 per pound. Also a health note touts Chamberlain's Liniment for sprained ankles.
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Frederick County Farmeral Exchange
Timothy
Anne Ryo
Maryland Tuberculosis Association Expands Public Health Reach
The Maryland Association for the Relief and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports strong growth since its founding with membership rising from about 300 to over 900 and a traveling exhibit shown across states. The organization, led by Dr. Henry Barton Jacobs as president and Dr. Joseph S Ames as vice president, has established free dispensaries in Baltimore and a Visiting Nurses' Association while distributing thousands of literature pieces and sustaining the fight amid a fire-destroyed exhibit.
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Maryland Association For the Relief and Prevention of Tuberculosis
International ‘Tuberculosis Congress
Washington
Perscun
Maryland Association
America
McCoy Hall
Johns Hopkins ‘University
Henry Barton Jacoba
Joseph 5. Ames
View
David Uutzler
Warfield
Timanus
Cardinal Gibbons
Lowndes
Cumberland
Jiln
Walter Smith
Snow Lill
Gilman
Michael Jenking
Eugene Levering
EL. Wirt Steele
Fry
Anc
Freew
Baltimore
Visiting Nurses’ Association
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Foraker
Afr
Mr. Hasker
Mr. Haskell
Standard Oil Corporation
Heskell
Bayan
Mad Hen
Tates
Frederick
Ime Mode
Maryland
Bute
Chamberlain
Firestone
Minh
Mule
Pearce
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Totel
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Panne
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Theo
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Pike
Wredensee
Wits
Drat
Alding
N. Market
W. Thied
Abergain
Chas. T. K
Azdut
Eijoin
Coumey
Eieu
Weole
Toons
Riterat
Rome A
Pant
ducLean
Misa Mitchie
Petoss Feserbone
Giles
Dani Ng
Ae Itahone Beautiful
Beatem Mats
Ayl
Adare
MR &D
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Market Bt
Indies
Isaty
North Market Birest
Qortace
China
Cial Gate
Cer
John Eisendauer
George K. Brengie
Frege
Ertel
Homas & Motter
Cramer & Bons
U. 8 Health and Accident Insurance Company
Baginaw
Mich
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Dil Ave
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T. K. Young
Harles T. K. Young
Real Estate & Fire
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