President Roosevelt Accepts Tuberculosis Congress Presidency
President Roosevelt informs the International Congress on Tuberculosis that he will preside at the initial meeting in Philadelphia and appoint a secretary, stressing the disease's vast human and economic impact and the need for global scientific exchange and unity against tuberculosis. The letter emphasizes rapid adoption of new medical doctrines and the worldwide educational effort to combat the disease.
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Rogeevelton
Rosevelts Manus
Hess
Umo
Tiberculonly
Washington
Eesery
Algo
Che Strensthenine
International Tlea
Brotherhood of Man
Union of AN Nations
Lyewrence B. Filek
Philadelphia
Chalravin
Tuborentost
Ommolal Mutles
Cave
Contelyion
Bcience
Katherine
Democratic turmoil at Wheeling convention over McGraw and Chilton
A Democratic party stalemate in the Wheeling convention pits delegates against McGraw and Chilton. The letter criticizes suffocating party control, citing overriden votes, hooting, and the others’ influence in Denver and Beaver selections. It argues Horner’s omission shows the party bent to leaders not the people.
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Rayatle Pree Prem
Democratic
John T. McGraw
William £. Chilton
Democratic Party
Denver
Ruthi
McGraw
Chilton
Woo
Wheeling
Hottor
A. B. Horer
M McGraw
Beaver
Horner
McGraw and Chilton
Free Press
Critique of Hagiographic Memorial Day Rhetoric in Press
The Wheeling Intelligencer surveys Democratic and other newspapers reacting to Secretary Tate's Memorial Day remarks. It argues against elevating historical figures like Washington Lincoln and Grant to superhuman status, warning such hagiography harms genuine comprehension of their human flaws and legacy.
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Keynae
Tate
Grune
Thelr
Angulah
The
New York World
Tuft
George Washington
Abraham Lincgin
U.S. Grant
Reed Set for Secretary of State Victory at Charleston
Reed appears headed to a dominant win in the Charleston convention and related primaries. Braxton county yielded sixteen friendly delegates, signaling broad support across the state and potential nationwide traction for his nomination.
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Reed
Stuart F. Reed
Charleston
Braxton
Tainty
Braxton County
Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction meeting notice
Stockholders of the Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction Company to meet in Fairmont West Virginia on June 18 1908 at 1 PM. They will consider issuing 45000 shares of 5 percent cumulative preferred stock par value 10000 each totaling 2 500 000 par value with voting rights and authorize sale of the stock below par value. By order of directors and majority stockholders dated May 8 1968.
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Novick
Bthd
BT. Watson
K. Watson
W. Watson
LL. Malone
A. B. Fleming
Deneham
Unclear WV Friday prompts Democratic office seekers
A fragment notes Friday in West Virginia being unlucky with mentions of Democratic candidates in the county this week. No clear names or details are given. The text is truncated and lacks verifiable specifics.
DeWitt’s Pills Sold By All Druggists and Insurance Offer
An old advertisement promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a liver remedy sold by druggists. It also touts Chamberlain’s Pain Ben to relieve rheumatic pain and improve sleep. A separate policy offers weekly indemnity for accident or illness with monthly premium, listing Charles Worcester in Harrisburg as contact and Sweet Melody Flour in the point of sale.
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DeWitt
Chamberlain
Bain
Song
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