Taft reports Philippine costs and self support status
Washington July 20 President Taft said Congress has appropriated 3 451 025 for the Philippine Islands and that total expenses from occupation are not precisely known aside from direct outlays. He noted military costs from 1898 to 1900 were about 5 million funded by Philippine revenues and that the U S is debtor to the islands for about 1 5 million. He added the Philippines are viewed as more self supporting than other U S territories.
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Taft
House
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Philippines
United States
West Virginia Republicans endorse Taft ticket
Parkersburg July 19 The Republican organization in West Virginia reaffirmed loyalty to William H Taft and the national ticket by a large majority adopting a resolution endorsing the nominees of the regular Republican party both nation and state and pledging support to the Taft administration. The measure, offered by J Curtain and White, faced debate on timing but drew no dissent from the twenty eight committee members present.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia
William H. Tait
William H. Taft
Willian H
White
Multi-Scene Gazette Reports Flood Toll and Political Notes
The Jacobs Creek area saw a deadly flood as nine people drowned when a river overflowed, washing away a family home near Stithton. Separate dispatches note Governor Harmon’s plan to appoint a mine inspector, a state oil inspector change, and Democratic campaign finance details including large contributions and Tammany Hall's role.
Lorimer injured in highway accident near Claysville
Senator Lorimer, deposed Illinois statesman, escaped serious injury when his touring car overturned after a horse frightened a horse near Claysville Washington county Pennsylvania. His secretary and he were returning home to Cincinnati after the crash which wrecked the car and left Lorimer with facial bruises.
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Wheeling
Claysville
Washington County
Lorimer
Ilinois
Cincinnati
Senator Lorimer
Alleged violation of revitality laws racketeering case
Seven arrests reported, four in San Antuno and three in Espate, tied to alleged Mexican revolutionary activity. London headlines note a dock workers strike and a walkout by Janes O Grady from the House of Commons criticizing government inaction. Premier Ascide refused further debate on federal intervention as 60,000 workers and 20,000 women and children face hardship.
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Espate
London
Janes O'Grady
House of Commons
Ascide
Fatal motorcycle crashclaims Rose Mberts in Flint hill
In Flint Michigan on July 22 Miss Rose Mberts 22 was killed when a motorcycle collided with a wagon on a steep hill in darkness. Walter Young 25 suffered serious injuries in the same crash as the riders were speeding during a joyride.
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Flint
Mich
Rose Mberts
Walter Young
Supreme Court Rules Roosevelt Electors Remain On Ballot
Topeka Kansas Supreme Court declares Roosevelt presidential electors must stay on the primary ballot. Voters will have a four percent choice between Taft and Roosevelt and the presidential nominees.
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Topeka
Kang
Kansas Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Kansas
Taft
Third party slate announced in St Louis race
An election result was declared with Patrick B. Gill defeating T. F. Cathy for the seat. The vote followed a dispute over excessive meal money in the campaign and involved party notes from the allied Representatives of St. Louis.
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Igton
Allie of Representatives
T. F. Cathy
St. Louis
Patrick B. Gill
Cattin
Upson Nut Co Sues Means Engineering for 100.29
The Upson Nut Company sues Means Engineering and Foundry Company for 100.29 on goods sold and delivered. Kiheart and Bigger are attorneys. Pittsburg Bridge and Iron Works v Means Engineering and Foundry Co seeks 585 for goods sold and delivered.
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Upson Nut Co
Means Engineering & Foondry Co
Kiheart & Bigger
Pittsburg Bridge & Irom Works Ve. Means Eng. & Moonndry Co
Fernwood Festival Hosted by Fernwood Telephone Co
The Fernwood Telephone Co announces a festival at the Underwood farm in Fernwood on Saturday July 27. All residents and visitors are invited to attend this community event featuring festivities and gatherings.
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Fernwood Telephone Co
Underwood Farm
Fernwood
Republican ticket backs Taft in Illinois against Roosevelt
Chicago July 22 Gov Deneen and all Republican state candidates announced support for President Taft in the upcoming re election over Roosevelt Medill McCormick Roosevelt leader quickly responded signaling a political clash between Taft backers and Roosevelt forces in Illinois with party leaders aligning behind the incumbent.
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Chicago
Deneen
Iinois
Taft
Roosevelt
Medill McCormick
Keep the Kidneys Well in Steubenville Adverts
Steubenville readers are urged to protect kidney health with Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. P Finnerty of 708 West Adams Street testifies the remedy cured her kidney trouble after hard work left her nearly immobile in bed. She bought from Beall & Steele Drug Co. and notes a few doses prevent recurrence. Doan's, 50 cents, Foster-Misburn Co., Buffalo, is the sale agent in the United States.
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Steubenville
Dean’s
P. Finnerty
West Adams Street
Ohio
Dean
Beall & Steele Dreg Co
Foster-Misburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsed by Manton Man
George L. Highie of Manton Michigan reports Foley Kidney Pills cured his kidney and bladder trouble. He claims no other medicine equals Foley Kidney Pills for his case and asserts they are safe and reliable for kidney trouble and rheumatism. Beall and Steele advertise the product.
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George L. Highie
Manton, Mich
Beall & Steele
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