Lifting Veil on Roosevelt Letters Reveals Political Ties
Chicago, Oct. 7. Martin J. Wade argues Roosevelt’s November 30, 1904 letter “My Dear Harriman” shows how trust magnates influence policy. He contends Roosevelt’s campaign is controlled by Harriman, Rockefeller, Morgan, Perkins, Guggenheim, Penrose and others. The piece predicts voters will reject monopoly backed leadership and favor a president indebted only to the people, naming Wilson as contrast.
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King and Queen of a Steepholme Island Preserve Royal Farce
On Steepholme, a seventy acre Bristol Channel island, a boy named James is “king” and his sister Madge “queen” as theirWest of England father leases the isle. The pair rule a tiny domain with animals and rare birds, tending nets and a donkey along steep paths, while visitors rarely land due to danger and distance.
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Timain Faces Trouble as Self-Driven Downfall Unfolds
The article portrays Timain as unable to blame others for his woes, noting he turns to alcohol as a coping mechanism. It emphasizes personal responsibility and self-inflicted consequences without naming external parties or events.
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Battle for Championship Opens Tuesday in World Series
New York Oct 7 The Red Sox and Giants, pennant winners, begin the world series Tuesday at the Polo Grounds with a massive public interest. An estimated quarter million fans will attend in person and ten million more will follow via newspapers and 26,000 telegraphers. Managers McGraw and Stahl set lineups, while counterfeiting fears loom over ticket sales as officials urge caution. Local results from college games in Granville Cleveland Springfield and other towns are noted.
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Seasons of the Big Leagues Ended in 1924 Standings
The thirty eighth annual National League season and the twelfth American League season closed with New York and Boston as champions by margins of 70 and 91 points over runners up. Final standings of the clubs are listed.
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Saturday Football Scores Across Matches
Cambridge Harvard 19 Holy Cross 0. Cambridge Dartmouth 47 Massachusetts State 0. Ann Arbor Michigan 34 Case 0. Chicago Chicago 13 Indiana 4. West Point Army 27 Stevens 0. New Haven Yale 21 Syracuse 0. Ithaca Oberlin 13 Cornell 0. Princeton Princeton 35 Lehigh 0. Annapolis Navy 7 Johns Hopkins 3. Philadelphia Pennsylvania 16 Dickinson 0.
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Kissing Ban Imposed on Bavarian Trains
Munich authorities ban kissing on Bavarian trains platforms and railroad property after a cycling tour couple rested the weary wife on her husband. Conductor intervened as passengers objected and officials deemed the act improper.
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Sage Tea for Restoring Hair Color Promoted
An old idea of using sage to darken hair is revived with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Remedy. The advert notes sage boosts color, helps with dandruff and itching, and claims a money-back guarantee if not as represented. Sold by Pendleton Drug Co.
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