Republican address outlines tariff revision and panic actions
The article reports on Republican measures to protect American industry and labor through tariff revision, investigations by Ways and Means and Finance committees, and cooperation between Congress and the Senate. It notes a 500 million emergency currency act, monetary commission plans, and Burrows praising the platform as a pledge to defend American markets and industries.
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National House of Representatives
House
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Burrows
Conpess
Secretary of the Treasury
Monetary Commission
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republican Party
National Convention Opens in Chicago With Burrows to Lead
The Republican National Convention in Chicago opens with temporary chairman Senator J C Burrows amid a sea of flags and a prayer by Rev William O Waters. Officials announced include John R Malloy as General Secretary and Asher C Hinds as Parliamentarian, detailing officers and chaplains for the event. Burrows delivers a long speech praising Republican progress and tariff reform.
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Chicago
Theis
New
William O. Waters
United States
Burrows
J. C. Burrows
Michigan
John R. Malloy
Columbus
Lafayette B. Gleason
New York
William F. Stone
Baltimore
Edward K. Thayer
Greenfield
Ind
Asher C. Hinds
Washington, D. C
M. W. Blumenberg
Stephen R. Mason
P. J. Muldoon
Chicao
Tobias Schonfarber
John Wesley Hill
Lorenzo D. Case
Charles Brooks Smith
Parkersburg
Ernest Walker Stith
Hartford
Albert Herg
Beaudette
Minn
George A. Wilson
Des Moines
W. J. Seitz
West Liberty
Tally
Indianapolis
John
H. Jackson
Cincinnati
Pension Bureau
Army
Republican Party
Most Common Physical Defect Prolapse in Humans
Dr W R C Larson in Outing Magazine cites a survey of thousands showing over 99 percent of bodies exhibit collapse and lowered spirits due to the downward displacement of the upper body part. He notes flattened chests protruding abdomens and prominent collar bones as signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R.C. Larson
Outing Magazine
Snow and Rain Impacts on Agriculture Across Regions
The piece notes snow stores moisture for summer irrigation, preventing soil loss and supporting crops in arid areas. It contrasts Salt Lake Valley practices with New Jersey and Ohio views, stressing snow’s role as a blanket more than a fertilizer, and cites the Chicago Tribune on soil protection. It ends with a caution about pet names in private speech.
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Salt Lake Valley
West
New Jersey
Ohio
Chicago Tribune
First Pony Express Reaches Sacramento, Memoirs Claim
Cornelius Cole recounts in his Memoirs how the first pony express rider arrived in Sacramento long before the transcontinental railroad. Crowds lined streets as the rider sprinted into town on a blooded horse, triggering a festive race back to the city and a historic, peaceful spectacle for all ages.
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Cornelius Cole
California
Sacramento
Cal
Artistic Temperament and the Hidden Demands of Life
An essay on artistic temperament argues that it cannot be judged by ordinary standards and that marriages to those with different dispositions are hazardous. It notes Miss Nethersole's unlikely fit in a conventional domestic role and praises the depth of her career.
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Miss Nethersole
Runaway childhood tale of tyranny and cranberry bogs
A grayhaired man recalls fleeing home as a boy to seek freedom away from tyranny. He describes wandering to a cranberry bog, enduring cold and fear as night fell, and realizing a younger self ran back home before supper. The anecdote frames a lifelong impulse for escape as a search for liberty.
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Nat
Fan Letter Revenge in Domestic Scandal
A young woman uncovers letters from a rival hidden in her husband's papers. She crafts a plan, attaches four letters to her fan, and brings it to a dinner where guests inspect the fan. The rival blushes and withdraws, the plot unfolding through a clever ruse.
A Wife's Head and Temper Shown in 19th Century Advice
A Chicago American editorial outlines an ideal wife as cheerful, patient, and politically aware. It calls for sympathy in sorrow, knowledge of nursing, and tact to know when to speak or remain silent, stressing she must handle her husband with care and endure his temper.
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Finess
Chicago
Appetite Stimulated by Cold Draws Shackleton Aide to Pole
Prof Edgecombe David of the University of Sydney, a Shackleton expedition member, reports excellent health and ravenous appetite from a camp at Mount Erebus. He notes penguin soup and seal meal as tasty, and explains the cold climate drives huge food needs to maintain body heat.
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South Pole
Edgecombe David
University of Sydney
Hia
Mount Erebus
Fragmented verse and garbled chatter echo at edges
The text blends a lofty poetic passsage with comic dialect scraps. It cites Roux and Virgil while drifting into local slang about soldiers and court cases, producing a jumble of literature and misheard speech.
The Ruling Passion in Folly and Fame
A philologist philosopher muses on the phrase the ruling passion, noting its persistence beyond death and in other odd contexts. He recalls a chaotic scene from Indy last night where a chorus performer drooled over a peach and questioned if it was served straight.
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Philomopher
His Natural Bent and a Rounder Portrait
Fragmentary dialogue mentions Mrs Chillican Kearney and Mrs Goodsole about a person named Gregory who struggles to straighten up. Tone suggests a social column or humorous aside from a bygone issue.
Parole hearings and autopsy notes at state institutions
Reports from the State Hoard of Charities describe an autopsy on John Q Adama at Mabailion State Hospital for the insane revealing multiple blows and marks. The board also handles Lingafelter parole petitions amid divided Newark sentiment and notes financial deficits and personnel changes in the prison system.
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Masailion
Buttwell
John Q. Adama
Mabailion
Bothwell
Gundy
Sheler
Marshall
Columbia
Oiapea
Board of
Imanaginn
Aereal Fom
Harry Fogle
Priean
Marvin Fornshell
State Superviewr of
Lourd
J. Be Lingafetter
Newark
Ty Sylende
Hat Lingafeter
Oil Case Verdict Reversed In Findlay Circuit Court
The Findlay circuit court reversed the jury verdict finding Standard Oil Co guilty of restraint of trade and overturned the lower court’s jurisdiction ruling due to new evidence. In Manhattan Oil Co case Prosecutor David seeks to oust the company from Ohio for alleged illegal practices while the court sustains servicers of armen and overrules demurrer to the petition. Endowment fund raised notable with $260,000 potential. bequests include Mrs. Walter Stauth $60,000 Andrews Carnegie $50,000 Irvine Brew $25,000. Cottage Plan hospital project advances with governor renaming a board of trustees. hospital on the college plan for 1,600 dorms. Levied on furniture as Davis Charenal Co. owes $288. Two sisters killed in Hocking Valley collision near Reed's Crossing. Lingafelter seeks release from penitentiary after almost half term served.
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Ohio
Armen
Flamiston
Western College For Women At
Oxford
Crown
Walter Stalth
Dayton
Andrew Carnegie
Irvine Brew
Portsmorth
Ohio Travelers Meet in Nineteenth Convention Held in Cleveland
United Commercial Travelers of Ohio gathered for their nineteenth annual convention in Cleveland. City Solicitor Baker welcomed delegates as Cleveland and Columbus vie to host next year. In Lorain and Sycamore reports, industrial and fraternal events are noted, including a night and day operation plan at National Tube Co., and a Daughters of Rebekah convention with Ada Truax elected president. A fatal rat bite in Columbus and a Cleveland streetcar explosion injure several, while a Gallia county storm damages livestock, highlighting broad regional disruptions.
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Cleveland
United Commercial Travelers of
Ohio
Baker
Columbus
Lorah, O
National Tube Co
Skelp
Sycamore
Upper Sandusky
Daughters of Rebekah
Mirs
Ada Truax
Ohio team chosen for Olympic rifle squad at Risiey England
Port Clinton reports selection at the rifle range to form the U S squad for the Olympic Games in Risiey England with scores from a 900 possible. Listings include Rastman Ohio 864 Loushner New York 861 Simon Ohio 860 Casey Delaware 866 Benedict Ohio 8h Martin New Jersey 861 Jowers Massachusetts 851 Major Welder Ohio 811 Greeny Marine Corps 50 Delaware 19.
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Port Clinton
Diate
Risiey
England
Rastman
Oho
Loushner
New York
Simon
Ohio
Casey
Delaware
Benedict
Martin
New Jersey
Jowers
Mixa Tuchusetis
Welder
Greeny
Marine Corps
Unile Iy
Back to Jail Goes Cannon in Ohio Case
Colimbus N Nelson A Cannon former Cleveland Trinidad Paying Co agent pleaded guilty to bribery. Arthur A Beck former assistant city engineer, now a fugitive, had sentence deferred to next September and default bail set at 76 000. Fairbanks renamed Alumni Trustee at Ohio Wesleyan University. board of trustees nominated new members including Judge Chaney Columbus W N Fridman Cincinnati and J C Shaw Bryan O.
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Cannon
Colimbus
Nelson A. Cannon
Cleveland Trinidad Paying Co
Cleveland
Arthur A. Beck
Fairbanks
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Visetore
Chaney
Columbus
W. N. Fridman
Cincinnati
J. C. Shaw
Bryan
Hotel Clerk Attacked by Robber in Cincinnati Tale
Leonard Kramer, hotel clerk at the Lee house, was found in the office by guest W. B. Karts with a blunted instrument wound in his head and cash drawers rifled for $125. Meanwhile in Napoleon Ohio Henry Davis 20, broke his leg for the ninth time after kneeling to fix a gate, with the right leg suffering multiple fractures since adulthood.
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Cineinnati
Leonard Kramer
Lee House
W. B. Karts
Napoleon
Henry Davis
City Engineer Accused of Contracting Firm Ties
Accusations allege Lagron, City Engineer, is a member of a contracting firm with business ties to the city. Charge includes furnishing second rate materials on public work where first class materials were required.
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Torain
Wellis
Lagron
Krupp Reappointed to State Board of Examining Examiners
Columbus Ohio Gov Morris announced the reappointment of Charles J Kripp of Stindusky as a member of the state board of examining examiners for the term ending June 19, 1911. Kripp has served but one term.
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Krupp
Columbus
Morris
Charles J. Kripp
Stindusky
State Board of
Embaeming Examiners
My. Kropp
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Davis Charenal Co
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Reed's Crossing
Here
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George Hoffman
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Oldfather
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William Webster
Wolf Run Mines
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Katherine Plemm
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Gallipolis
Marion Blaser
Lima
O—Goy
Harrie
Samuel A. Hoskins
Wayadeonetas
Jude Marlin J. Burke
Morton
M. F. Mudney
Sidney
Democrim
J. E. Russell
Vernon
BLN
Puremort
van Wert
George Whitney
Marysville
Joseph Parotuski
Grain Shippers
Piqua
Ohio and
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Ohio and Todiana Shippers’ Association
Piqua, O
Dayton & Troy Railway Co
John F. Broter
Warren County
Supreme Court
Big Pour Railroad
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