Foraker to Speak at Cincinnati Rally With Taft
Reports say Senator Foraker will be asked to withdraw as a speaker at the League of Republican Clubs meeting in Cincinnati next Tuesday. He would share the platform with William Howard Taft, according to sources though national headquarters has not confirmed.
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New York
National
Sen@tor Foraker
League of Republican Clubs
Cincinnati
Senator Foraker
Mr. Taft
Hitchcock
Senator Crane
Taft
Chicago
Crane
Christ
Pan
Jesus
Senator Aker Denies Knowledge of Club Meeting Change
Cincinnati September 21 Senator Aker said he knew nothing of any suggested change in the arrangements for the Republican clubs meeting scheduled for next Tuesday in this city.
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Cincinnati
Foraker
Foraker Denies Receipt of $50 000 Ohio Journal Draft
Cincinnati Sept 21 Senator Foraker states no payment was ever made to him or suggested in any Ohio State Journal deal. He recalls a 1902 Archbold letter mentioning a $50 000 certificate of deposit and explains talks with friends including Standard Oil to fund a purchase of the Columbus paper, which fell through.
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Cincinnati
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
John D. Archbold
St. Louis
William R. Hearst
Foraker
Associated Press
Hearst
Archbold
Washington
Standard Oil Company
No clear outcome from letters on nominations and favors
The speaker recalls not receiving a letter about a bill by Senator Jones of Arkansas and says letters read by Mr. Hearst in Columbus had no employment references. He supported Bennett despite Archbold opposition and would have supported Burkett if not for Archbold. Burkett was a longtime personal and political friend, supported from his first nomination long before Archbold.
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Senator Jones
Ar Sas
Thetandard
Company
Smith Bennett
Judge Burkett
Hearst
Columbus
Bennett
Archbold
Burkett
Mr. Archbold
Man and Wife Fight Posse in Desperate Arkansas Battle
John Roberts and his wife resisted a Baxter county sheriff's posse near Prestonia Arkansas as officers attempted to arrest Roberts for killing neighbor Obe Kessinger. The melee left Mrs Roberts mortally wounded along with Sheriff Mooney and severely wounded Roberts and two posse members Max Lowery and his son. Roberts may not survive as the couple defended the building for hours until the door was broken down.
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West Plains
John Roberts
Prestonia
Ark
Roberts
Obe Kessinger
Mooney
Baxter County
Max Lowery
Kessinger
Pay of Operators Increased at Government Printing Office
Washington reports a raise from 50 to 60 cents per hour for linotype and monotype operators at the government printing office. The change begins October 1 as a move to align pay with private firms in large cities after the experimental stage of machine composition ended.
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Washington
Linotype
Monotype
Publc
Leech
Dynamiters Wreck House On Wall Of Reading Grocer
An explosion against a Reading, Pennsylvania grocer Joseph A. Ganster and his family shattered the home front but caused no injuries. The blast scattered residents from bed and threw them from rooms.
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Reading
Joseph A. Ganster
Notice to Creditors in Morse Estate in South Dakota
In the matter of the estate of M. Amanda Morse deceased the administrator M Henry invites creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within six months of the first publication at Redfield National Bank Redfield Spink County South Dakota dated September 14 1908 Sept 24 to Oct 15 Bruel and Morris Attorneys.
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State of
South Dakota
M. Amanda Morse
M. Henry
Redfield National Bank
Redfield
Spink County
C. N. Henry
M. Aman- Bruel
Morris
Notice to Creditors in Olive Morse Haskins Estate
In the County Court of Bea County South Dakota the estate of Olive Morse Haskins deceased is administered by C M Henry administrator. Creditors and all persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them with vouchers within months after the first publication to the administrator at Redfield National Bank Redfield South Dakota.
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State of
South Dakota
Beache
Olive Morse Haskins
C. M. Henry
Redfield Natonal Bank
Redfield
Spink County
Hitchcock Will Remain at Helm in Republican Campaign
Chicago reports deny any change in campaign leadership. Senator Crane, in Chicago for finance talks with Hitchcock and Upham, arrives to discuss funds and strategy. Hitchcock predicts ample activity and noise within a week while defending his approach amid state quarrels.
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Crane
Massachusetts
Chicago
West
Middle West
Fred W. Upham
National Committee
Hitchcock
Auditorium Annex
Countywide anti vice drive ends disorderly houses in La Crosse
The six month city crackdown expanded to the county as the sheriff and deputies raided country resorts. Disorderly houses were shut and inmates jailed, leaving the entire county without such establishments for the first time.
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la Crosse
Wis
le Crosse
President Roosevelt accepts apology after affront at Sagam Hill
Oyster Bay September 22 President Roosevelt invited Charles Kursman a leading merchant to his Sagam Hill home after a secret service guard insulted him at a private reception. Kursman assured Roosevelt of his regret over the incident and said he did not intend to make the apology public.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagam Hill
Charles Kursman
Secret Service
Dahiman to Take the Stump for Illinois Drive
Omaha reports Mayor James C. Dahiman agreed to campaign in Illinois at the request of Democratic national committee chairman Mack. Dahiman will depart for Chicago to boost the party effort and support Senatorial and gubernatorial candidates.
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Omaha
James C. Dahiman
Mack
Democratic National Committee
Ilinois
Chicago
D Dlinois
Stocks Decline as Political CANVAS Dampens Wall Street
The stock market opened weak after last week's softness and fell 1 to 2 points with some rallies before renewed selling. Traders eyed rising anti corporate sentiment as dampening support, leaving major issues like Harriman Hill St Paul and Reading under pressure with losses around 3 to 4 points.
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Wall Street
New York
Ohistic
Harriman and
Hill Storks
St. Paul
Reading
International Fisheries Congress Opens in Washington
The fourth International Fisheries Congress opened in Washington with about 500 delegates from numerous foreign nations and nearly all U S states. George M. Bowers presided as U S commissioner of fisheries, and speeches of welcome were given by Secretary Straus and Henry L. West. Herman C. Bumpus was elected president and took the chair after officer ballots and committee appointments.
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Washington
International Fisheries Congress
George M. Bowers
United States
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States Sovernment
Henry L. West
District of Columbia
Hush M. Smith
American Fisheries Society
Congress
Herman C. Bumpus
Railroads urged to own all equipment after ruling
B Kellogg special deputy attorney general says Justice Pritchard's Richmond Va decision limiting coal company control of transport will aid railroad transportation. He notes railroads must furnish equal facilities and should own all their equipment.
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New York
B. Kellogg
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Pritchard
United States
Richmond
Fleet Sails for Manila Under Sperry Command
The American Atlantic fleet led by Rear Admiral Sperry sails from Albany Western Australia toward Manila a 3600 mile voyage expected to reach October 2 or 3. The flagship Connecticut lags due to coaling and will overtake later after delays caused by unreliable chartered colliers.
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Albany
Western Australia
Sperry
Manila
Connecticut
Taft Plans Chicago Speech Change Heads to Change
Taft will not attend the planned October 7 banquet with W. J. Bryan in Chicago. Chairman Dixon of the Republican speakers bureau said Taft will instead address the Independent Railway Men's Taft club on September 23 in Chicago and cannot fit Chicago October 7 into his itinerary.
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Chicago
Taft
W. J. Bryan
Dixon
Republican
Independent Railway Men's Taft Club
Speakers’ Bureau
Cholera rise reported in Manila with American cases
In Manila during the last eleven hours thirty eight cholera cases and seventeen deaths were reported. Among the cases are two Americans H H Howard and W A Davis. The increase does not discourage efforts to combat the outbreak.
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Manila
H.H. Howard
W. A Davis
Revival Meetings Prompt Urgent Christian Response
Evangelist Lowry delivers a strong Tuesday sermon on What shall I do with Jesus and the necessity of choosing Christ for eternal destiny. The piece notes many church members are indifferent, urging Christians to demonstrate commitment to salvation and open their hearts to Jesus.
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Evangelist Lowry
Jesus
God
Christ
Mr John White Credits Dr King s New Discovery
A Maine man from Houston reports a winter cough cure after using Dr King s New Discovery sold by H Wheeler s drug store. He praises it as the best cough and lung remedy with a guaranteed sale, offering 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles and a free trial.
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John White
Highland Ave
Houston
Maine
Mr. King
Dr. King
Popular Excursions to Attalia Lands From Minneapolis
The Attalia Development Company runs trips on the first and third Tuesday each month to fruit and farm lands in southern Washington starting from Minneapolis. Fare will be refunded to land purchasers. Write R C Dahlhjelm Manager 225 Railway Building Minneapolis for full details.
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Attalia Development Company
Washington
Minneapolis
R. C. Dahlhjelm
Railway
Timber Lands For Investment Along Soo Line
The C R I Pace R y offers attractive bargains in hard wood timber lands along the new Soo Line into Duluth. Send for details from L B Arnold, land agent, 865 Wolvin Building, Duluth, Minn.
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C.R. I
Pace
R’y
Duluth
L. B. Arnold
P. R’y
Wolvin Building
Dulute
Minn
Connors Twins Celebrate Eleventh Birthday Party
Philip and Paul Connors hosted a birthday party at their Lawn Ridge home on Tuesday afternoon for about twenty five playmates from 3 to 7. The event featured games and a monstrous supper.
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Philip and
Paul Connors
Conors Twins
Lawn Ridge
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