Control Is The Remedy Postmaster General Talks In Boston
Postmaster General George von Meyer presided at the Republican State Convention in Tremont Temple Boston outlining growth underRepublican leadership The talk highlighted Roosevelt as a key figure praised for legal enforcement and government supervision of railroads while opposing government ownership The speech credited Roosevelt with national unity in foreign policy immigration reform tariff study and public works including the Panama Canal and forest reserves It argued Massachusetts party fidelity to effective governance and urged voters to back the Republicans in the next election.
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George van Meyer
Tremont Temple
Roosevelt
United States
Tate
New York State
Neht
New York Public Utilities Commission
Tefusa
Republican Party
Cielt
Europe
Massachusetts
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Avhal
Pierreciannes
Troosevelt
Congress
Philippines
Taft
Meyer
Theodore Roosevelt
Rueala
Japan
Algeciras
Enirone
Interstate Commerce Commission
Panama Canal
Cape Horn
President Roosevelt
Masachusetts
Supreme Court
Grant
Hayes
McKinley
London
Free
Lincoln
Grand Forksman Is Curer Of Consumption
Grand Forks resident H Larsen credits his recovery from consumption to two weeks of inhaling pine smoke near a kiln he built with two men and oxen. After months of ineffective remedies, the smoke cured his cough and restored strength, prompting him to advocate pine smoke cures near hospitals for those unable to travel.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Larsen
Michigan
Mr. Larsen
No Semblance of Disorder at Socialist Meeting
In New York on April 5 about 1500 people attended a Socialist Party meeting at Grand Central Palace. Police watched closely as speakers avoided violent rhetoric while addressing Union Square ban and condemning the bomb thrower. Robert Hunter was listed but did not appear.
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New York
Socialist Party
Grand Central Palace
Union Square
Robert Hunter
Wells County Republicans Convene to Pick State Delegates
Wells county North Dakota held a Republican convention on April 6 to elect nine delegates for the state convention in Minot. An uninstructed delegation led by J Austin Regan was chosen for May 14. Delegation expected to align with insurgent column at the state convention, Taft presidential endorsements unanimously approved. Delegates named: J Austin Regan, Mace Gregor, F D Brunter, Robert Montgomery, J L Hart, V Brown, Walter Lee, Thomas Scheer, George Brynjolfson.
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Robert Montgomery
J. L. Hart
V. Brown
Walter Lee
Thomas Scheer
George Brynjolfson
Corning & Co Peoria plant fire destroys distillery complex
A fire at Corning & Co's distillery in Peoria began at 1:45 AM and raged through the night. Explosions endangered firefighters as two large warehouses, an elevator, cattle yards, and storehouses burned. no fatalities reported so far.
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Peoria
Corning & Co
Baseball Notes: Fried Signs with Columbia Club
Veteran pitcher Danny Fried signs with the Columbia club. Rube Vickers hurls strong ball for the Philadelphia Americans this spring. Sunday baseball barred in Alabama per Attorney General Berber. With Hugh Duffy in control, Providence fans see a pennant bid in the Eastern league. Shugart to manage Rockford in Wisconsin-Illinois league. A Galveston man sells stray balls from the park. Atlanta Club, Southern League champions, disrupt major league reputations recently as New York Americans, Chicago and Cincinnati fall before the Firemen.
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Danny Fried
Columbia
5. C
Clab
Rube Vickers
Philadelphia Americans
Alabama
Berber
Hugh Duffy
Providence
Galveston
Atlanta
New York Americans
Chicago
Cincinnati
Firemen
New North Dakota Charters For Multiple Companies
Alfred Blaisdell issued charters to Urban Mercantile Co Hebron N D with 50000 capital stock incorporators Jean Urban A C Urban Geo H Urban and others Schlansers Ostbye Company Fargo N D with 50000 capital stock incorporators John A Schlanser Thorwald Ostbye and Mary Arcula Schlanser The North Dakota Farmers Elevator Company Auburn and Mooreton Farmers Elevator Company of Mooreton Bathgate Milling Company Dunn County Townette Company Dickinson Creamery Co Berthold Telephone Company Whitney Farmers Telephone Company Blaisdell State Bank Buffalo Cemetery Association Vesire Scandia Menighed of Skogmo Grafton Roller Mill Company increased capital stock to 100000 Evanger Evangelical Lutheran Church Ole Olson etc Evanger and Hurdsfield incorporators Grafton Roller Mill capital rise and other listed entities.
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Alfred Blaisdell
Urban Mercantile Co
Hebron
N. D
Capital Stock
Jean Urban
A. C. Urban
Geo
H. Urban
Schlansers
Ostbye & Company
Fargo
Capital
John A. Schlanser
Thorwald Ostbye
Mary Arcula
Peter Thiel
Emil Johnson
John Nagel
Mooreton
Bathgate Milling Company
I. EB. Eastman
John A. Eastman
Carlisle
G N. Craig
Bathgate
Dunn County Townette Company
Connolly
Patti Ziner
Knife River
Henry
Brademeyer
Taylor
Thas. Bailey
Rock Spring
Dickinson Creamery Co
Dominick Vianna
Ormanze Brown
Carl Rieman
Dickinson
Berthold Telephone Company
N. ID
W. J. Bragman
Louis Harth
Tagus
Buffalo Cemetery Association
Emil F. Herrig
J. H. Wilcox
A. Jansen
Buffalo
James A. Scott
N. D. Vesire Scandia Menighed
Norwegian United Lutheran Church
Skogmo
John Bardahl
Arne Tangen
Ole Christianson
Grafton Roller Mill Company
Evanger Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hardafield
Ole Olson
Olia Eldsnes
Olaf C. Berg
Hurdsfield
Mystery of Walter Baker Death Dropped by District Attorney
Walter F. Baker, a Boston financier, died after arsenic was found in his organs following embalming. Bergen county authorities suggest no arrests without new facts. his will left $200,000 to Natalie Hurd, the Hurd child, but the will contest continues.
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Baker
Frank Hurd
Bogota
Boston
Walter
Haras
Hurd
Natalie
Mystery Poisoning Case Eyed By Brooklyn Brother
January death, buried in Boston after five week illness. Brother insists on full inquiry prompting New Jersey officials to reopen the case. Coroner's inquest returns poison as cause, but no clues. District attorney deems grand jury useless. Brother hires detectives to pursue the matter while fortune disputes go to court.
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New Jersey
Baker
Boston
Woman Casts Herself From Pearl Street Fire Window
In a four story Pearl Street fire in New York a 22 year old Julia Isola died after leaping from a fourth floor window as flames trapped her family. Fireman Michael Conway saved his mother and several siblings, while the building suffered about 15000 dollars in losses with many injured and rescued occupants.
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New York
Pearl Street
Julia Isola
Michael Conway
Conway
Hoodlums Break Up England Scotland Football Match
A crowd of about one thousand disrupted a match in Glasgow on Saturday with about 1200 attendees. Forty persons were injured in a crush as stones and bottles were thrown from the rear by rioters. Three injured were hospitalized.
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England
Scotland
Glasgow
South Atlantic League opens with 120 game schedule
Charleston April 6 field opens as Macon visits Augusta Savannah plays Jacksonville and Columbia hosts Charleston. Stronger clubs promise a close pennant race as 120 game schedule runs through August 22.
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Charleston
D. C
Macon
Augusta
Savannah
Jacksonville
Columbia
Northern South Dakota Teachers Meet Opens in Aberdeen
Members of the Northern South Dakota Teachers association gathered in Aberdeen for their two day annual session. The opening program at the normal school featured talks on Language Instruction from the High School Teacher by Miss Carmle Wolfe, The Place of Science in the High School Curriculum by W. S. Given, and Agriculture in the Schools by Prof. F. W. Smith. Welcome and responses were planned for the evening session.
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South Dakota
Aberdeen
S. D
Northern
South Dakota Teachers’ Association
F. W. Smith
Biennial Y M C A Convention Opens in Bristol Tennessee
An enthusiastic welcome marked the arrival of delegates for the twenty eighth biennial convention of the Yung Men's Christian associations of Tennessee in Bristol. Early arrivals indicate strong attendance with broad state representation.
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Tennemace Y. M.C. A
Bristol
Tenn
Yung Men's Christian Associations of
Tennessee
Sideglow at the Capitol Shows Party Strife Amusing Visitors
Washington reports a Democratic filibuster era providing amusement for lawmakers and visitors as Washington hosts high school trips and political maneuvering. Representative Mouser withdraws, signaling rifts in the Republican ranks in Ohio amid Taft-Forsker tensions and fears of a Democratic win in November.
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Washington
Mecca
White House
Williams
Payne
Honest John
Tab
Tari Revson
Es. Mousers
Thirteenth Clit
Congreeeman Mouser
Taft-Forsker
Buckeye
Ohio
Taft
Ohjo
Pixley Granted Permit After Church Ferry Objections
Devils Lake North Dakota April 6 Judge Henry of this city grants a permit to Pixley the Churches Ferry dramatist after an extended review. Some localWomen residents of Churches Ferry raised objections to the action.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Henry
Pixley
Churches Ferry
Palmer v Texas case tops docket after recess
The Supreme Court reopened after a two week recess as it hears Bradley W. Palmer versus the State of Texas. The case questions the right of the Water-Plince Oil Company to operate in Texas amid a $1,600,000 fine for alleged anti trust violations and concurrent receiverships in state and federal courts.
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Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Foremost J
Bradley W. Palmer
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H. Larsen
Wells County
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Minot
Sorning & Company
Secretary of State
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