Inconsistent Presidency Roils Open Door Policy Debate
The piece attacks President Roosevelt overlinked Kisheneff and Manchurian policy, criticizing Loomis, Hay, and Cassini statements. It portrays Hearst aiding Jews and accuses the administration of vote trading, with DC officials cited for corruption and waste alongside Republican gain of power.
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Hay
Kisheneff
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Tyro
Breathitt County
Russia
Manchuria
Count Cassini
William R. Hearst
Michael Davitt
Hearst
United States
State Department
Man harms himself repeatedly while awaiting execution
Louis Harmon condemned for the Geyer murder endures hours of self inflicted wounds in jail. He punches his abdomen and breaks a glass dish to cut himself hundreds of times seeking death. Guards and doctors intervene to stop bleeding and monitor his condition as authorities consider further guards.
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Columbus
Louis Harmon
George Geyer
Harmon
Louis Eytinge
Dayton
Eytinge
McDonald
Mizer
Pearce
Geyer
Alton
Miles Wallingford
Otis Loveland
Loveland
Wallingford
Texas
Denison
Harribon
You Pay Your Money And Take Your Choice Bread Ad
A promotional note contrasts Rembaughs Method Of Breadmaking with a claim of clean wholesome bread. The author speaks of heat in a shop and secrecy about business, signing as John Spookendyke in a breezy, humorous tone.
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Josh
John Spookendyke
New Germoleum Insecticide By Worrell Manufacturing Co
The advertisement promotes Germoleum as a 6 ounce spray priced at 20 cents and a bulk option at 1.50 per gallon. It claims instant deadly effect on insects and harmless use with guaranteed results and availability at drug stores.
For Rent Unfurnished Rooms at 513 West Third Street
Unfurnished rooms available for light housekeeping at 513 West Third Street. Quiet, convenient location with shared facilities. Suitable for single tenants seeking affordable housing. Call for details and availability.
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West Third Street
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