Textile strikers destroy property in Lowell parade
The first destruction of mill property during the textile workers strike occurred in Lowell Massachusetts as several hundred strikers paraded. Windows were broken at the Bigelow Carpet company and United States Bobbin and Shuttle plant. One man was arrested for malicious destruction of property.
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Eastern Star Inspection Visit By Texas Leader
Mrs. Laura F. Seaman, Greenville grand worthy matron of Texas, inspected chapter No. 276 in San Marcos. An afternoon school of instruction ran from 2 to 4, with the chapter’s work demonstrated at the evening session. A reception and a State Normal visit followed, before her departure to San Antonio.
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Greenville
Texas
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San Antonio
Roosevelt claims fraud in primaries sparks Chicago speech
Colonel Roosevelt charged opponents with fraud and trickery at a Chicago rally as he denounced New York primary machines and called for stricter regulation of big business. He urged a division of prosperity and warned against dictatorship while criticizing Taft and party machinery.
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Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief and Savings
A home remedy combines granulated sugar and warm water with Pinex to form a cough syrup claimed to stop obstinate coughs including whooping cough. The recipe boasts low cost, quick results, appetite boost, and slight laxative effect, with a money back guarantee and sourcing through The Pinex Co. Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Stephenson Election Declared Valid in Senate Vote
Senator Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin, an octogenarian banker and lumberman, keeps his U S Senate seat by a 40 to 34 vote. The chamber rejected corruption charges tied to $107,793 spent in Wisconsin primaries, with party splits and paired votes detailed. Stephenson called the result a vindication and spoke of his relief and duty.
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Roberson Triumphs in Arkansas Democratic Gubernatorial Race
Early returns from 65 of 75 counties show Joe T. Robinson defeating Gov. George W. Donaghey for the Democratic nomination for governor of Arkansas by 46,740 to 22,791. The vote total is expected to rise with the full count. Returns also indicate United States Senator Jeff Davis has been renominated.
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Roosevelt Arrives in St Louis for Evening Speech
Col. Theodore Roosevelt arrived in St Louis this morning and is set to speak tonight at the First Regiment Armory. The Associated Press reports Roosevelt's stop as part of his current visit.
Taft Nomination Predicted Ahead of Convention
AUSTIN March 28 YV O Weed returning from New York reports dinner with William Barnes national Republican chairman who predicted Taft will carry New York state and be nominated though if not on the first ballot the convention could break apart and a dark horse might win.
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New York
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Prominent Gonzales Citizen Dies From Cow Goring
A. W. Harmon a leading Gonzales resident died from injuries after a cow gore incident Monday. He leaves a wife. The burial occurred at the Odd Fellows cemetery this morning.
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Gonzales
Tex
A. W. Harmon
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Deserted by Witt Hichborn Ends in Suicide
Philip Hichborn son of the late Admiral Hichborn a young Washington lawyer killed himself with an army revolver last night He had faced scandal over his wife’s elopement with Horace L Wylie The couple were last heard from in France Mrs Hichborn was a Hoyt and a former solicitor general’s daughter He was found dead after dinner at his sister’s home a note lying on a table was taken by the coroner.
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