Notable Births and Deaths in Early American History
United Press reports list notable figures: John Eager Howard, revolutionary soldier famed at Cowpens, born 1702 and died 1827. William Almon Wheeler, vice president under Hayes, born 1819 and died 1887. Arthur P. German, Maryland senator, born 1859 and died 1946. Astronomical events noted as Bun seta 7:22 rises 4:25, moon rises 6:19 p.m.
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Stine
John Eager Monard
Battle of
Cowpens
William Almon Wheeler
Hayes
United States
Arthur Pus German
Maryland
Our Fear of Socialism and Industrial Monopoly
A correspondent argues against socialism as a cure for monopolies. He contends industrial democracy risks enslaving individuals and government, warns against wealth equality eroding thrift and ambition, and urges rational reform of industrial and governmental life rather than radical collectivist solutions. He critiques Socialist arguments from a Saturday Evening Post symposium.
That Lives Case Rotter Collides In U S Court
A fragmentary report notes Rotter and Wiliams owners of a newspaper faced a U S court hearing on Tuesday. The case seeks to prove they engaged in criminal acts intended to remove individuals across jurisdictions. The matter touches presidential prerogatives and legal procedures, with unclear outcomes.
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Egalvet Pelavan Smith
Charles
Wiliams
Indianaolla News
Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Judges and editors spar over prosecutions and sugar taxes
The piece critiques Judge Anderson and political figures arguing about trials, temperance battles in Mahoning County, and tariffs while railing against monopolies. It also attacks Aldrich, Payne, and Lodge and mocks press liberties and democratic ideals. References to Jefferson Davis and Southern leaders appear amid economic debates on sugar and hog schedules.
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Lodge
Aldrich
Payne
Tariff Debate Echoes Socialist Critique in Newspaper Letter
A reader denounces tariff protection as boosting retailer profits and asks if tariffs shield labor. The letter cites German pricing, tariff margins, and Taft's warnings, arguing monopoly and oligarchy drive policy while calling for free trade and national self sufficiency.
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Washinmon
Binoot ‘Ot Uiteh
Mazor
Germany
Hugh
Europe
Taft
Smoot
Washington Iis
Mr .Taft
Congress
Findun‘rial
Henry George
J. J. GM
Hevemeyer
Mt Ther
Wroni
Tething tmafil for men, Yours for Better Times
A brief note or ad-like fragment promotes a product or remedy for men labeled as Tething tmafil, promising better times. The readable text is limited and fragmentary, lacking clear dates, places, or identifiable organizations. Consequently, the item reads as a small classified-style notice with ambiguous claims.
The Independentest and Cutest Little Chickens
A nostalgic Houston Post column reminisces about chickens and boyhood. It evokes tender scenes of cuddling chicks, building fires, and chasing hens, praising their independent charm while recalling simpler days and old playmates.
Wheeler Denies Receding Temperance Wave in OMIA
Colmbus June 4 Wayne Wheeler head of the Anti Saloon League says the temperance wave is not receding. He cites continued efforts and anticipates more milcons abolished this year than last. He notes brewers and water wagon clashes persist despite conventions and forecasts ongoing campaigns.
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Wheeler
Omia
Colmbus
Wayne B. Wheeler
Antiaeloun League
Brewers
St J
Brewers Blame Low Dives For Their Troubles
Atlantic City June 4 final session of the United States Brewers' association convention heard Percy Andreas of the Ohio State Brewers' association say low dives fueled agitation against the liquor business. He urged the association to pledge to support stricter enforcement.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Inwa
United States Brewers’ Association
Percy Andreas
Ohio State Brewers’ Association
Mquor
Beer's regulation urged by Columbus group leader
The president of the association Carl J. Foster of Columbus pledged to devote his efforts to obtaining proper regulation of unions, enforcing the law and the removal of the squat Wush weak from vice dispensing beer as creeping into society.
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Carl J. Foster
Columbus
Flash in the Pan in Anglo American Romance Plot
Washington reports a proposed plot involving an American woman Miss Frances A Garwood and a supposed nobleman, to be thwarted by state department aid. The scheme centered on London and a New York physician elder by sixty years and married, with efforts to involve police in an arrest later dropped. Reverend John B Quinn accompanied Miss Garwood to the state department to reach her sister in Paris.
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Washington
Ian Tullan
State Department
Alti
New York
London
John B. Quinn
Arima Garwood
May Gurwood
Paris
D A R Lady Dies From Starvation in Pawtucket
Mrs Stephen I Fisk vice regent of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution died yesterday in Pawtucket Rhode Island. She was 57 and widow of a prominent local druggist. An operation on March 2 left her digestive system impaired and she reportedly starved to death.
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Pawtucket
R. J
Stephen I. Fisk
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
May Bring Penns Ashes to America
Washington reports a movement in Congress to remove William Penn’s coffin from an abandoned Buckinghamshire cemetery to the Delaware River banks for interment in America. Representative Palmer of Pennsylvania leads the plan and will seek President Taft’s support, citing Penn’s distinguished career.
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Penn
America
Washington
William Penn
Buckinghamenire
Ogland
Delaware River
Congress
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Taft
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Whitman
Aldrian
Mia
Jennie Thomas
Marion
Lors
Fiom Thomar
Kuler's
Suiley’s News Store
Woat Cente
GUN Club
Y Haifa
Altie Chieke
M. Lewle
Houston Post
Marx & Sons
I. Marx & Sons
J. J. Wheaten
Furl
F. J. Lusch Grocer
W. G. Mautz
Atlas Portland Cement
Ohio Milling & Elevator GO
Marion Chattel Loan Company
South Main Street
Chase
The
Hoover- Rowlands Co
Kers
Happy Homes
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