Twin Enemies of the Administration in Senate Clash
Senator Carmack labels Foraker and Tillman as twin enemies of the Administration and argues the pair harm themselves more than the president. The piece notes Foraker's Republican status and questions his Senate productivity while Tillman’s personal enmity with Roosevelt is cited. It contrasts their political styles and calls for accountability from the senior Ohio senator. The column ends with a brief drug ad and small classifieds.
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Senator Carmack
Tennessee
Foraker
Ohio
Tillman
South Carolina
Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Foraker
Roosevelt
Senate
Moses
United States
Scott's Emulsion Health Booster for All Ages
Popular advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a multi use tonic. It claims benefits for sick and well people, athletes, babies, and pale individuals, promising strength, weight gain, color, and protection from coughs colds and consumption. Distributed by druggists for 60 cents and 1 dollar.
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Scott
Birthday Surprise in Darke County and Southern Tour
A Darke County reader recounts traveling through Kentucky and East Tennessee to Chattanooga visiting Lookout Mountain Chickamauga Park Missionary Ridge and the National Cemetery. The letter notes population growth Chattanooga factories and Sunday drunkenness arrests. It also covers a birthday surprise for H E Weaver with a party in Gettysburg and community notices about local residents and historical society activities.
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Lookout Mountain
Chickamauga Park
Missionary Ridge
National Cemetery
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Nashville
Portland
Uncle Sam
Kentucky
East
Tennessee
Montana
Florida
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Darke County
For Sale A 31 Acre Tobacco Farm North Star Ohio
31 acre farm with good tobacco land and abundant fruit. Inquire on the premises with H. M. Baker or address Box 2 North Star Ohio. Also mentions clubblog offers.
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H. M. Baker
North Star
Ohio
Washington tariff revision sparks nationwide interest amid factional divisions
Washington letter notes renewed talk of maximum and minimum tariff plans after Secretary Root's address. It details two main proposals: stand out and revisionists seek different adjustments to duties, including potential 20 to 25 percent changes. Also covers Congress rushing aid to Kingston quake victims and Red Cross relief efforts to Jamaica, with a larger sense of need due to isolation.
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Washington
Secretary Root
House
Senate
Senate and Cabinet Pay Raise Seen in Congress Action
The article notes Congress considering increased salaries for senators and cabinet officers, with public opposition earlier but likely eventual concurrence in a conference. It also covers Engineer Stevens endorsing the Gatun dam project, confirming a solid rock foundation and favorable bore results. Additional items mention rail congestion and potential executive orders to enforce rail relief amid a coal car shortage in the northwest. President Roosevelt is referenced in relation to these issues.
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Knapp
Inter
State Commerce Commission
Senate
House
Stevens
Gatun
Panama
Minneapolis
Sonsignees
Great Northern
Soo Line
Work and tiling sale for George ditch at a loss
The job and materials for the George ditch construction and tiling, passing through the village, sold last Saturday for about four hundred dollars less than estimated. No one objects unless the buyer loses money. Daniel Moul visited Pleasant Hill last Saturday. Mrs. M. J. Coburn returned from a relatives visit. Joseph Baker, longtime township resident, died last Saturday from cancer. Interment in Martin cemetery tomorrow. David Dill and wife from Goshen visited. George Galligan and wife from Bradford were guests yesterday. Garfield Dershem reportedly feels happy after a recent event, though the place may lose him. The revival at the M. E. church continues indefinitely. The absence of rain has been good for business.
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George Ditch
Daniel Moul
Pleasant Hill
M. J. Coburn
Joseph Baker
Martin Cemetery
David Dill
Goshen
Ind
George Galligan
Bradford
Garfield Dershem
M. E
Senator Resigns Demand Over Brownsville Affair
It appears the senior senator pushed his opposition to the president’s action in the Brownsville affair as far as possible and now yields. This ends a distracting matter, with endearing support for Teddy expressed in January.
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Brownsville
Teddy
Xor
Bosra the Tha Kind You Have i hgh
The fragmentary text references Bosra and a person called “the Tha Kind.” No clear event dates or locations are present. The readable portion hints at a personal or cultural note but lacks concrete facts to form a full summary.
Meerschaum Pipes and American Habits Compared
Germans say Americans fail to craft long lasting meerschaum pipes due to haste. They contrast gentler care in Europe with American use, pocket stowage, and quick disposal. The article notes differences in materials and aging processes, wax and glycerin treatments, and the claim that the finest pipes are hand carved and kept with care.
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Viena
Kansas City Times
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Leo
Dr. King
Kipp’s Sons
Okey
RM. Dalrymple
Greenville
P Byad
South
Jany
Cas
Beare
H. E. Weaver
Gettysburg
Eller
Mariop,Ind
Wm. Kipp’s Sons
Jake
George Katzenberger
R. M. Dalrymple
Piqua
Historical Society and Museum
Magill
The
Historical Society
George Bickel
West Alexandria
Broadway
Frank Crumrine
Mrs. Teaford
Union City
John Crumrine
Water Street
Castoria
Infanta
Ollers
Congress
Kingston
Celtic
American Red Cross
Jamaica
San Francisco
Ayer
England
France
District of Columbia
Royal
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Ipcident
Northwest
Cartoni
Missouri
Grand River Valley
Wirlal, Meek
Chillicothe
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