Gov Haskell resigns as Bryan's national treasurer
Oklahoma Governor Charles N. Haskell resigns as treasurer of the Democratic national committee amid attacks linked to Standard Oil. He declares his retirement from active participation and cites attempts to cloud the party's issues. Bryan and Roosevelt respond with contrasting positions as the controversy unfolds.
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Taft
Roosevelt
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Gieago
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Actin
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Gryan
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Ava Janche
National Committee
New York
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Mr Hearst
Tirvan
Ohio
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Viclow, Unware Ranted, and Untruthful Attack On Me, Pormmaky
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Democratic Party
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White House
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Prairie State Oil & Gas Company
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Ohie
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Hiskell
Variovs
State University
Guthrie
Okla
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Mr. Haskell
The
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Standard OU
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IBL
Washington, D. C
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Bowater Tones
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Sherman
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D.C
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Democratic National Committee
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Bennett
United States
J. J. Foraker
Associated Press
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Virgil P Kilne
Cleveland, O
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Kline
Choate
Dodd
DuPont
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
T. Coleman DuPont
Delaware
Frank H. Hitchcock
New York City
Mr. Hitchcock
Speakers’ Bureau
E. J. DuPont de Nemours
Republican Party
7.C. Dupont
German Money Well Expended 2006 Employer Aid in Germany
In 2006 employers in Germany spent 27.608 million dollars for direct aid to the employer. More than two thirds of this amount came without voluntary contributions by private firms and individuals.
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Germany
Chicago Y M A Prosperous
The Y M C A in Chicago is the second largest in the world with more than 13 000 members sustaining 18 branches and owning property valued at 2022000 dollars.
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Chicago Y. M. G. A
Youss Men's Christian Association of Chicago
Snakes Surge in Mississippi Snakes Bite Reports Rise in State
Summer snakebite reports surge across Mississippi with weekly papers noting a large crop of reptiles. A plantation manager in Coahoma County has been clearing up new snakes as part of the seasonal increase.
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Mississippi
Coahoma County
Ball Drives Across Zambesi at Victoria Falls Claim
The London Standard reports that during a British association visit to South Africa three or four years ago, Prof. John Milne and Prof. Sims Woodhead carried clubs to Victoria Falls and achieved a remarkable 160 yard ball drive across the rails, a notable quake expert’s feat attributed to seismology leaders.
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Zambesi Falla
South Africa
John Milne
Cambridge
Sims Woodhead
Victoria Falls
Zambesi River
London Standard
Migratory American Shapes the National Capital
The passage credits a migratory American with driving growth in the national capital, noting his role in populating western Canada, supporting large canal projects on the isthmus, educating the Filipino, and advancing European nobility and northern exploration.
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West
Canada
Isthmus
Boulfaces
Europe
North Pole
Auereat
Chinese Trade Worth Having
Chinese buyers insist on goods matching sample quality and payment promptly. A Chinese merchant’s word is trusted as surely as a bond, reflecting strong standards in foreign trade practices.
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China
Fragmented Local Tale From The Cleveland Leader
A broken snippet from the Cleveland Leader shows garbled dialogue about being drunk and entering a place to buy an eigen. The text reflects OCR noise with unreadable phrases and inconsistent capitalization, offering little coherent news context or identifiable events.
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Iloon
Cleveland
Animal Sympathy And A Nest In A Riverside Patch
A note describes a pony and four sows near a small paddock in front of a house. A willow warbler nest with young sits in damp grass with buttercups. The writer questions whether birds have a method of communicating and shows concern for the fate of the larger animals nearby.
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Lacie
Truth and Quality Promise a Gentle Cleanse
Truth and Quality appeal to the well informed as a permanent reputable laxative. It claims Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is one of many valuable remedies, noting it cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility or excess. It emphasizes genuineness and approval by physicians, manufactured by California Fig Syrup Co., and sold by leading druggists.
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California Vig Syrup Co
Playing Politician Kids Delight Family Tale
A family scene shows children role playing politics and Tommy acting as the scene’s chairperson while the others hold a pretend convention. The mother interrupts to learn what happened and Tommy explains he merely played polite and cast a vote in a delegation.
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Tommy
Ignal
Ying
Nawthin
Chile
Willlos whistle search by pond aids wary urchin
A child in distress asks a passerby near a pond to search for Willlos whistle, noting the performer is in the water and seeking help from an adult. The scene unfolds with polite urgency as the unknown major figure considers aiding the request.
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Major
Willlos
Attic Trust and Toothache Tales in Domestic Anecdote
A domestic vignette describes Rev Brown’s patient wife guidance and a family dentist’s timely aid after a telephone message. Separate notices recount a baby eczema cure with Cutleura and a French immigrant’s price dispute with a carpenter, illustrating cross cultural quirks and simple remedies.
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Mr. Brown
Romont
No Bath Tubs for Her in Reforming Town Tale
A fragment from a Tennessee town tale shows residents proud of a new water system and baths while one elderly woman resists modern comforts claiming decency and church loyalty. Another Alabama courtroom anecdote recalls a juror’s stubborn insistence on honesty during a family dispute. A child named Howard asks his mother whether the nightly prayer uses Harold or Howard as the name.
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Tennerec
Mia
Sary Ellen
Howard
Harold
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise Letter
Letter from Mrs. T. C. Willadsen of Manning Iowa credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her life after years of female disorders and failed medical care. She followed the regimen and regained health, urging other sick women to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice from Lynn Mass.
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Lydia
Pinkham
T. C. Willadsen
Manning
Iowa
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Tlay
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