Kellogg for the Cabinet in Taft Era
Frank B. Kellogg, prosecutor of Standard Oil and antitrust cases, is poised for a Taft cabinet role. He has offered, and intends to accept, a position that could follow past inquiries into John D. Rockefeller and Archbold. The Evening News features an inviting ad.
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Indianapolis News
New York Sun
Young Wife Emma Chesebrough Dies by Own Action
Emma R. Chesebrough a renowned socialite and friend of Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr. shot herself after her husband Albert B. Chesebrough’s absence abroad left her lonely. She was daughter of the late Judge J Russell Bullock and sister to Mrs. Samuel P. Colt.
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His Glorious Victory in Close Quarters
The commanding officer surprised a young lieutenant and his daughter occupying the same chair. The lieutenant stood, saluted, and reported an engagement at close quarters in which he was entirely victorious. He asked the commander to sanction the surrender terms.
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London
The Wonderful Eczema Ointment Itchskill Sale
Itchskill ointment for eczema is for sale wholesale and retail at Sex ton's drug store 72 Smith street Perth Amboy and Bedell's Main street Tottenville for 50 cents with money back if not satisfactory.
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Roosevelt fires back at Foulke on Panama deal charges
Theodore Roosevelt replies to William Dudley Foulke denying claims of a Panama canal take-off and denouncing editors Delavan Smith and William M. Laffan. He defends government disclosures, rejects syndicate theories, and attacks press mendacity while pledging to press on with policy work.
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Roosevelt
William Dudley Foulke
Panama Canal Purchase
Indianapolis News
William M. Laffan
New York Sun
Apple Exposition Opens As Roosevelt Presses Button
President Roosevelt pressed a button to open the national apple show in Spokane Washington. The exposition showcases apples, products, and machinery from Washington Idaho Montana Oregon and imports from Western Canada California Japan and eastern states. Prizes totaling thirty five thousand dollars are offered.
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Oregon
Canada
California
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Middle West
Japan
Russia Refugee Rudowitz Ordered Back to Face Murder Charge
Christian Rudowitz, a Russian refugee who sought asylum in the United States, must return to Russia to stand trial for the murder of Mrs. Wilhelmina Kinz and her parents in Tubuk, Courland. U S Commissioner Foote ruled after a hearing over a month. Rudowitz admitted membership in a revolutionary group that justified the killings but denied direct participation.
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Rudowitz
Chicago
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Christian Rudowitz
Russia
Foote
Wilhelmina Kinz
Tubuk
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Kinz
Cure a Cold in One Day Bromide Quinine Ad
An advertisement urging readers to purchase LACATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets with a claim to cure a cold in one day. Druggists refund money if it fails. The box bears BE. W. GROVE'S signature, priced 25 cents.
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BE. W. Grove
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