Notable Obituaries From a Busy Week
Maj. Gen. J. P. Gobin dies at 73 in Lebanon Pa. Nord Alexis ex president of Hayti dies in Kingston Jamaica aged about 95. Bjornson Norwegian writer dies in Paris. Roosevelt Jr completes carpet business apprenticeship and travels to New York. Bryan’s daughter Ruth Bryan Leavitt to wed Reginald Owen next Tuesday in Fairview Nebraska. Charles Taft at Watertown Conn school incident. multiple political and social notes follow with elections, trials, and public notices.
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J. P
Gobin
Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
Lebanon
Nord Alexis
Hayti
Kingston
Jamaica
Alexis
Lottie Collins
London
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Carpetusiness
Thompsonville
Charley Taft
Watertown
Conn
Eutropia
Colorado
Plains
Denver
St. Mary’s Academy
Loretto Heights Academy
Baron d’Estournelles de Constant
Ethel
Kermit Roosevelt
Agerodrome
Vincennes
France
Bjornstjerne Bjornson
Paris
Putnam Bradlee Strong
May Yohe
Oregon City
Ore
P. B. Strong
New York
Roosevelt sponsor claim sparks Ballinger Pinchot debate
Secretary Ballinger, testifying before the joint investigation committee, cited former president Roosevelt as backing his positions in the Ballinger Pinchot quarrel and called his critic a liar. Myrtle Johnson convicted in Vancouver for defrauding the Northern Pacific Railroad of 1260 dollars by feigning injuries. A Farmers Union convention in St Louis drew hundreds of delegates seeking reform legislation. The body of Linden C L Verder was found in the Raritan Canal near Princeton New Jersey.
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Willam Lorimer
United States
Wayman
Chicago
Charles A. White
St. Clair County
Lorimer
White
Richard A. Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger-Pinchot
F. H. Newell
A. P. Davis
Taft
Reclamation Service
Garfield
Martin W. Littleton
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Supreme Court of the United States
Charles
Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington
American Anti-Trust League
Muirwoods
California
Gifford Pinchot
Secret Club
George . Pardee
Providence
R. 1
Isaac Quigno
Hartford
Mich
Chicago Lake Front
Syracuse
First National Bank
Charles W. Snow
Julius V. Chilton
Indianapolis
Ind
Roosevelt
King Albert
John W. Kern
United States Senate
Indiana
Beveridge
St. Thomas’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-third Street
New York City
National Tube Company
S. R. Nelson
Chillicothe
Missouri State Bankers’ Association
New York East Side
Moving Picture Theater
John Morris
Welch
W. Va
Inter
Virginia
Grand
New York
Grand Jury
James B. Reynolds
United States Land Office
Ballinger
Joint Investigating Committee
Ile
Rooseyvelt
Qlains
Mand
Myrtle
Johnson
Vancouver
Wash
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
St. Louis
Farmers’ Union
Linden C. L. I'Zltra
Princeon Theological Seminary
Raritan Canal
Princeton
N. J
Bribe Probe Expands Into Jury Room Details
Chicago state representative Charles A. White testified before a special grand jury about bribe allegations connected to Senator Lorimer. He carried letters and telegrams with supposed exchanges involving Lee O Neill Browne Robert E Wilson and others while denying prior accusations.
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Chicago
Charles A. White
William Lorimer
United States
Lorimer
Lee O’neill Browne
Robert E. Wilson
Tribune
Browne
Wilson
White
Charley
the Tribune
Senator Lorimer
Alton, Illinois Central and
Wabash
Pullman Company
The
Deneen
Stead
Springfield
Kersten
Roosevelt in Denmark arrives with royal welcome
Theodore Roosevelt and party reached Copenhagen from the Netherlands via Kiel. Crown Prince Christian and the university regent greeted him at the station and escorted him to Christian V palace. Roosevelt learned King Frederick was away in southern France and slept in a royal residence for the first time.
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Copenhagen
Crown Prince
Christian
Theodore Roosevelt
Netherlands
Kiel
Roosevelt
University of Copenhagen
Christian Vit Palace
Kermit
Ethel
Frederick
Prim
France
Cooper Medicine Claims Daily Attention Across Boston
In Boston during a recent stay, L T Cooper’s medicine drew over two thousand daily visitors with about sixty five thousand talkers and buyers. Cooper attributes this to stomach health, claiming ninety percent of sickness stems from digestion and that his remedy restores digestive balance. A Chelsea resident reports dramatic relief after one bottle, including a tapeworm expulsion and rapid overall improvement. The Cooper Medicine Co. markets Cooper New Discovery through druggists nationwide.
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L. T. Cooper
Boston
Mr. Cooper
Frank D. Brown
Bloomingdale Street
Chelsea
Mass
Cooper
Cooper Medicine Co
Dayton
Ohio
Only Nine Left
Lee Wyman promotes a plan to preserve children's sayings for future readers. He recalls his son appearing before his mother and answering a ten commandments joke with there being nine left, highlighting the idea with a light anecdote from family life.
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Lee Wyman
Wyman
Deafness Cure Claim by Halls Catarrh Cure Ad
An old advertisement asserts deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh related deafness cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. It promotes constitutional remedies and circulars from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugeists
Jake Halls
The Real Hero and the Publishing Hero
A social note references a conversation about a historical novel with Miss Cayenne and a hero defined as the man who undertakes to publish it. The item includes advertising lines for a marine eye remedy and a closing quote on growth of greatness.
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Biggins
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Opera Glass Privilege At Parks Sparks Nickel Viewing
An Enterprising Age notes a novelty where park benches carry an opera glass privilege. A passerby asks what is affixed to the benches and the reply reveals a nickel to view a comet, capturing a quirky urban scene in Kansas City.
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Kansas City Journal
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W._L. Douglas
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Icture
Mutschler Company
Main St. Goshen
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Muse
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Lanigan
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J.P. Allen
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Minn
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Okla
Sca & Light
Live Town
Childress Kce & Light Co
Childress Vexas
B. Owen
Washington, B,c
Madisons
Wchigagg
P.O
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Ontario
Canada
Osomin
Saskatchewan
Bank of Commerce
Moosomin
Sask
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San Martin
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Jamieson & Co
Union Bank
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