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Princeton Daily Democrat in Princeton, Indiana

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Newspaper

Princeton Daily Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1914

Page

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TISE Chautauqua Boosts City Programs and Tickets

Programs are being distributed in Princeton as Redpaths B C Riley arrives to spread the word. Streets glow with chautauqua pennants and flags while critics praise the Redpath production. Citizens urged to buy tickets now and spread the word to neighbors and friends.

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Adlai E Stevenson Dies in Chicago at 78

Adlai Ewing Stevenson 78, former vice president under Cleveland, died in Chicago after months of illness. His three children were at his bedside. He served as vice president from 1893 to 1897, ran with Bryan in 1900, and held roles including congressman and assistant postmaster general under Cleveland.

Chicago Adlai E. Stevenson United States Cleveland Adlai Ewing Stevenson Democratic Party William J. Bryan

English player leads in practice game report

The article describes an English player in a practice game, noting a moment on a Saturday in June and the captain's actions during the match. Weak OCR fragments limit details, but the focus centers on the player’s performance and the captain's concession during the play.

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Wilson Accuses Business Lobby Of Pushing Adjournment

Washington June 15 President Wilson released public correspondence from the Pictorial Review Company of New York supporting his charge that business interests push Congress to adjourn without passing trust legislation. Letters dated May 1 urged officials to abandon proposed measures and warned of hardship from continued partisan action.

Washington Wilson Congress W. P. ‘Ahnelt Pictorial Review Company of New York The Pictorial Review Marshall MdReynolds Clark Interstate Commerce Commission Eastern Rail

Terrific Local Storm Harms Princeton Evansville Area

A severe late Saturday storm lashed Eva ville and Princeton causing widespread damage. Trees and limbs toppled, the traction service halted for about an hour, and a valuable cow died at the fair grounds. Evansville suffered the heaviest impact with estimated city damage around 25000 dollars and four injuries reported.

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Roads Vote Boosts National Prosperity, Says Advocate

A提 posits that road construction funding at five percent will spur development and prosperity more than laws against unlawful restraint and monopoly. The stance contends that the Interstate Commerce Commission's opposition would show Washington hostility hindering growth and forward momentum.

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Bitter Battle Looms Over Proposed Colombia Nicaragua Treaty

Secretary Bryan said he will send the proposed treaty with Colombia and Nicaragua to the Senate next Monday. He warned the fight over the treaty will be as bitter as the tolls repeal struggle, signaling heated debate ahead in Washington.

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