Roosevelt Drops Recall Idea Amid Tariff Revision Talks
Chicago June 18. Roosevelt rejects recall and initiative planks while Taft and Roosevelt factions agree on a downward tariff revision. Both aim for a scientific cut, with differing views on tariff board strength. direct election and primaries are urged as essential, while states decide direct legislation specifics.
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Best of All Physicians Quote on Peace and Goodwill
A James Allen meditation extols good will as the true remedy for bodily and spiritual ills. It contrasts thoughts of ill-will with cheerful, unselfish thinking and patience to find the good in all, describing such thoughts as portals to heaven and daily peace.
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James Allen
Storm kills 29 near Kansas City in Missouri outbreak
A central west Missouri storm sweeping toward Bates county left 29 dead and many injured. The path ran half a mile wide five miles long, with Merwin Adrian Creighton Leeton and Kansas City areas tallying victims. Rescue and relief trains operated from Windsor Warrensburg and Sedalia as telegraph lines sagged and farmers faced heavy losses.
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Missouri
Bates County
Merwin
Adrian
Creighton
Cass County
Leeton
Johnson County
Sedalia
Henry Cameron
Maude
Chester
Gibson Groves
Fred Groves
Lucille Cox
W. H. Todd
Frank Corey
BE. M. Rice
Howe
Joseph Johnson
Albert Corey
Oscar Alexander
George Reed
Montgomery
Ellsworth Clark
Lee Parker
Gerald Stevens
Vena Stevens
Don Carlos
Hern Gray
Max Spitekofsky
Cameron
Gibson
Windsor
Warrensburg
Feud Ends in a Killing in Cairo
City marshal Thomas D Whitson of Tamms kills James Hopkins in Cairo. Whitson, formerly a Cairo police officer, was shot and wounded by Hopkins last April, and the latest shooting ends a long-running feud.
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Thomas D Whitson
Tamms, Til
James Hopkins
Whitson
Hopkins
Cotton's Famous Flag Lost at Oil Hearing
Chicago reports the flag that sparked the 1908 Chicago convention demonstration is missing after Dr. W H Cotton of St Louis had it made. he traveled to the city and found the Stars and Stripes lost in transit. Robert W Stewart of Chicago testified on proxies used to try to elect Standard Oil men to the Waters Pierce board during the February St Louis meeting.
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Chicago
W. H. Cotton
Congress
Missouri
L. C. Dyer
New York
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Waters Pierce Oil Company
Standard Oil
Samuel Untermeyer
Unsympathetic Attorney Finds No Sympathy at Court
Mike Kelly, a regular court visitor for fifteen years, notes that prosecutor Ben never speaks a good word for the defendant on trial, even after hearing many speeches. The observation appears in a tale from The Popular Magazine.
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Ben
Popular
There We Ever Lived Before
Miss Gotham ponders transcendental emotion and the mysterious fire existence. Mr Rowtham voices doubt and curiosity as they discuss whether past lives could explain present feelings.
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Miss Gotham
Mr. Rowtham
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