Sherman Lawyer and Business Man Sherman in Vice Presidential Race
A portrait of James Schoolcraft Sherman as a long-time politician and lawyer from Utica New York, contrasted with Taft. The piece notes his height and girth, early political rise, leadership as house speaker, ties to Roosevelt, and his role as chairman of the Republican Congressional Committee in 1906, including the Dollar Jim fundraising campaign.
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New York
Mr. Sherman
Mr. Taft
Sherman
Hamilton College
Taft
Yale
Taft James Schoolcraft Sherman
Utica N. Y
Cincinnatti
Chicago
Thomas B. Reed
Reed
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Edward H. Harriman
Ananias Club
Malloy
Theodore Roosevelt
Mark Hanna
Congress
Committee On
Republican Congressional Committee
Jim
Representative Babcock
Wisconsin
Reorganizing Affairs of Dunkley Canning Co
Kalamazoo June 22 The Gazette reports Dunkley Canning company undergoing a full restructuring to restore paying operations. After freeze damage and a price crash, creditors appoint a committee including Charles A. Peck and S. B. Monroe to secure a fair adjustment. Plant operations will resume with 260 acres of peas ready for canning and employment starting next week.
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Dunkley Canning Company
Dunkley Company
Charles A. Peck
5. B. Monroe
George W. Merriman
Hartford
South Raven
Dankley Canning Company
South Haven
Mattawao
Grant
Frankfort
Kalamazoo
Optimistic address on citizenship at Congregational church
Judge Leslie B. DesVoignes gave an optimistic practical talk on ideals of citizenship at a Sunday evening Congregational church gathering. The event, part of Hospital Week fund-raising, drew a large audience and featured remarks on duty, reverence for law, and the importance of good citizenship for youth and society.
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Leslie B. DesVoignes
Congregational Church
Judge DesVoignes
Brotherhood of the Congregational Church
John W. Hardt
Harold Steele
Brotherhood of St. Paul
A. Dean
E. 8. Dyckman
Harry Randall
J. W. Carpenter
D. ©. Moyer
M. D. Merrill
Jucgs DesVoignes
Storm Leaves Town Shattered By Wind and Fire
From Monday's Daily the sharp wind and thunder storm caused heavy damage to electric light and telephone lines. Five electric breaks occurred across Center Street and nearby intersections. A maple tree split in half near North Shore Pavilion and fruit trees suffered extensive damage. The Hall barn burned at 1 a.m. Sunday, with total loss of hay tools and gear. livestock were unharmed.
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Supt
Bridges
Kibbie Telephone Co
Center St
Goldsmith’s
Dyckman Avenue
North Shore
Drive
Maple
Clinton
Pearl and Erie
Prospect
Wilson
Fruit Belt Line
Packard
Railroad
Telephone Co
North Shore Pavilion
Ed Hall
Hall
Aleo
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised by Maine Man
Lester M. Nelson of Naples Maine writes that Dr King’s New Discovery saved his life after years of use for coughs and colds. He credits it with throat and lung relief and calls it a preventive against pneumonia and healer of weak lungs. Sold at Chas E Abell’s drug 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle available.
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Lester M. Nelson
Naples
Maine
Dr. King
Chas. E Abell
Hats to Close Out Stock at Kenyon’s Store
A. B. Kenyon at 327 Eagle Street advertises a closing out hat sale with prices down for a few days, urging customers to take advantage of the bargain event at the Eagle Street location.
Phelps Bride at Bangor in June nuptial
Attorney L Myrl Phelps of this city married Sunday June 21 to Miss Audie May Monroe at the bride’s Bangor home. Rev Findley officiated at 2 PM. A small gathering of relatives attended. After a brief visit in Chicago the couple will return to South Haven to establish a home.
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L. Myrl Phelps
Audie May Monroe
Bangor
Findley
Chicago
South Haven
Electric Bitters Praised By New York Physician
Mr. Frank Conlan of 436 Houston St New York extols Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia liver issues and general debility. The remedy aids digestion purifies blood and restores vigor for both sexes with a solid guarantee at Chas E Abell's drug store priced 500.
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Frank Conlan
Houston St
New York
Chas. E. Abell
Allen's Foot Ease Gets Free Sample Offer
An advertisement promotes Allen S. Olmstead’s foot care product Allen's Foot Ease with a free sample offer. The notice highlights relief for swollen or tired feet and mentions Ras as the sender and SamiTauy CORN Pap in the new press.
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Allen
SamiTauy
New Inress
Allen S. Olmstead
Baseball league results show scores across leagues across cities
Sunday games across American Central and Western leagues produced varied results with multiple doubleheaders. Notable scores include Chicago over Boston 7 to 3 in the American League and St Louis beating Cincinnati 5 to 3.
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Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Central Legue
Haitite
Grand Rapids
Rere Haute
Zanesville
Fort Wayne
Evansville
South Bend
Peoria
Cedar Rapids
Bloomington
Dubuque
Decatur
Rock Island
Sioux City
Pueblo
Des Moines
Omaha
Lincoln
Denver
Sagan Gould banns posted in Paris offices
Paris records the banns of Mme Anna Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan posted in the Sixteenth and Seventh arrondissements. Ages listed are 33 and 49. The wedding will occur within a fort night, quietly with few relatives, and in Protestant rite with no Catholic renunciation.
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Paris
Mme
Anna Gould
Countess de Castellane
Prince Helie de Sagan
Mme. Gould
Prince de Sagan
France
George J. Gould
Prince Helle
New Aerodrome Succeeds With Longest Public Flight
Hammondsburg New York June 22 three successful flights by Curtiss Junebug including what is said to be the longest public flight in America a 1266 foot hop at 34 1 2 miles per hour The day ended with a smart rise and the craft distance 1266 feet speed 34 1 2 mph The event drew attention as aviation progress in public exhibition Milan June 22 French aviator Leon Delagrange tested before about 150000 spectators including Henry Farman Despite strong winds he flew about a mile and a quarter on several attempts Then circled the course traveling about three miles at 40 mph Nearly 20 feet above ground the crowd cheered and Farman congratulated him
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Hammondsburg
N. Y
America
Milan
Leon Delagrange
M. Delagrange
Mr. Farman
Tschaikovsky to be tried for high treason
In St Petersburg on June 22 Mme Tschaikovsky revealed her husband Nicholas Tschaikovsky will face a court martial on a charge of high treason. He is held in the fortress of St Peter and St Paul as police pursue ties to terrorist groups. The investigation covered his past activities during Alexander II.'s reign while a university student.
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St. Petersburg
Mme Tschaikovsky
Nicholas Tschaikovsky
St. Peter and St Paul
M. Tschaikovsky
Mme. Tschaikovsky
St. Jersburg
Tschaikovsky
Alexander II
Woman found slain in East River near Ninety second street
Police discovered a bound female body floating in the East River by Ninety second street in New York on Saturday. The approx 40 year old woman, five feet four, 140 pounds with light complexion and brown hair wore decent clothes. A time slip in her stocking read Mary Flynn Hote Gotham.
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New York
East River
Ninety-second
Mary Flynn
Gotham
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Pekin
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