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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1910

Page

7

Roosevelt Infield Sparks Ohio New York Political Unrest

Contention over Rep Nicholas Longworth potential Ohio governor run fuels party splits while Roosevelt’s influence looms in New York. Democratic Harmon touted as heir apparent in Ohio, Gaynor favored for New York governorship. Taft and Roosevelt faces split over conservation and the James River dam bill referenced as a hinge in national policy battles.

New York Ohio James River Dam Washington Nicholas Longworth Longworth Theodore Roosevelt Taft Ohioan Nick Buckeye Roosevelt Harmon Judson Harmon William Loeb, Jr Port of William J. Gaynor New York City Gaynor William Jennings Bryan America Gifford Pinchot Mr. Bryan Root Mr. Taft Bryan White House Senator Root Elihu Root Chauncey M. Depew United States New York State Depew James River Friends of Conservation Rough Riders William H. Taft Senate

Career of Edward VII King of Great Britain

Edward VII eldest son of Queen Victoria, born November 9 1841 in Buckingham Palace. He trained with tutors and universities, toured the United States and India, and married Alexandra in 1863. Crowned 1902 after Victoria’s death, his reign included arts patronage, public works, and balanced diplomacy, with a private life marked by scandal but public duties seen as prudent and benevolent. Six children survived him including Albert Edward and George. he guided Britain through reform and international peace efforts.

England Edward VII United Kingdom of Great Britain Ireland India Victoria and Albert Prince Consort Buckingham Palace Albert Edward Prince of Wales Edward Duke of Saxony University of Edinburgh Oxford Cambridge Prince United States Canada Curragh Camp Jersualem Dean Stanley Westminster House of Lords Alexandra Caroline Mary Charlotte Louise Julia Christian IX Denmark Vistoris Edward Su Royal College of Music Imperial Institute Gestion Sug Gladstone Bright Liberal Party Victoria Emerald Isle Europe Germany William Alexandra Prince Alpert Duke of Clarence George Frederick Ernest Albert Louisa Victoria Duke of Fife Victoria Alexandra de Charlotte Prince Jos Alexander Joba

Business Review Notes Mixed Markets and Slow Demand

The Dun and Co weekly trade review reports mixed signals in markets with lingering caution among buyers. It cites slower mercantile activity, overproduction relief in pig iron, quiet demand in footwear, and cautious selling in dry goods while cotton price prospects hinge on June government data.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade Fall River

Failures and Exports Across Nations for May Week

Bradstreet reports US and Canada business failures and weekly and forty four week export totals. US failures rise to 191 week ending May 5, Canada failures 18. US and Canada wheat exports reach 1,854,070 bushels for the week, corn exports 205,907 bushels, with prior week and year comparisons.

New York Bradstreet’s United States Canada Bush

Milwaukee professors urge cost unit to cut city expenses

University professors say Milwaukee can save about 500000 dollars annually by substituting an adequate cost unit for the current haphazard method of municipal expenditures. Their opinion urges a standardized approach to budgeting and spending in city operations.

Milwaukee

Tobacco market report from Louisville shows burley supply tight

May auctions last week offered 1,674 birds with 245 burley and 1,429 dark leaf. Burley sales were only 234 birds, while dark tobacco auctions offered 393 birds mainly common air cured out of condition. Air cured trash lugs and port leaf sold at about four cents higher in private sales, totaling 11 burley and 1,036 air cured lugs and port leaf to various buyers.

Louisville

Grain Market Summary Cincinnati May Seventh

Wheat prices ranged No 3 at 1.18 1 16 and No 3 red 99 cents to 1.03. Corn mixed white 64 to 68 cents. oats No 2 white 45 cents. Rye and barley listed with several variants. flour values shown for winter and patent grades. hay and bran quoted per ton.

Cincinnati Northwestern

Live Stock Market Report From Cincinnati April 7

Cattle prices steady to higher with shipppers at 6.35 to 7.60, extras up to 7.76. Hogs and sows strong with packers paying 9.60 to 9.70 for good to choice hogs, pigs around 8.50 to 9.75. Sheep and calves show varied values with lambs 7.85 to 8.15 and calves up to 8.25.

Cincinnati Ios Jess

Made Strong by Lydia E Pinkham Remedy

Glenwood Iowa woman credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with curing years of female troubles after six months of use. The letter praises the remedy for displacements fibroid issues and backache and offers free guidance from a local contact.

Lydia E. Pinkham Jefferson, Iowa LA Wa Glenwood Iowa C. W Dunn Lows Fema Ham

Nationwide Effort Surges In Tuberculosis Fight

At the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis meeting, Dr. Livingston Farrand reported rapid growth in anti tuberculosis work since May 1, 1909. Associations rose from 290 to 425, sanatoria and hospitals from 298 to 400, and dispensaries from 222 to 265. In 1909 thirty six of forty three legislatures debated tuberculosis and 28 passed related laws. by May 1 1910 ten legislatures in session had all considered tuberculosis and all enacted measures on the subject.

National Association For the Study and Prevention Livingston Farrand

Tit for Tat in Editorial Clash Over Church Management

The Life quote depicts a blunt clash where a stranger claims to critique church management, revealing himself as the editor of the very paper addressed. The prominent clergyman reacts in disbelief as the exchange turns to authority and accountability.

None Prof A riddle on wealth and principle

A quip contrasts a high income with the idea of principle, noting that a man earning two million annually often lacks steady ethics. The brief pun hints that money can corrode character in satire of wealth.

Studen

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