Sept 1 In History and Astronomical Notes
Summary of historical events on September 1 including the death of Louis XV. French monarchs Lydia Hantley born 1885 and Samuel J. Kirkwood Iowa war governor died. Astronomical notes describe sun set, moon phase, constellations visible, and planetary positions for September.
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Louis XLV
France
Lydia Hantley
Sigourney
Mra. Sigourney
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Iowa
Cygnus
Lyra
Delophinus
Area Minor
Lepheus
Cassiopeia
Perseus
Andromeda
Aries
Places
Pegasus
Aquarius
Plicis Australis
Capricornus
Sagit
Saturn
Constellation
Leo
Ohio and national politics flood a noisy campaign
The piece surveys Ohio and national races with references to Taft Roosevelt and Bryan, noting Republican strength in Vermont and attacks on graft. It mentions Rockefeller tactics, Haines trials, and calls for change, while critiquing state treasury issues and political machines.
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Vermont
Ohio
Indiana
New York
Taft's Afterword Sparks Republican Scrutiny in Ohio
Rev John P Galvin of Lakeview Ohio Aug 10 notes Taft praised Cox Brown and Brewer in Akron context 3 years earlier, questions Taft's shift and demands explanation. He asks if Taft will condemn the corrupt slate and clarify how leaders were deemed trustworthy to voters and country.
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William Taft
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Walter Brown
Toledo
OC. W. Brewer
Dayton
Jon
Cox
Ada Eltixen
Hamilton County
Pattison
Ohio
Mr. Taft
Akron
Republican Party
Mr.Taft
Taft
Memura
Qox Brown
Himelf
Min
Lani
de Naunes
Atate Matford
Pillsbury Mills Receiver Profit Claim For Bread
A Republican memo urges publication about Pillsbury flour mills in Minneapolis, noting six mills with total value around 15 million dollars. A 40 000 barrel daily capacity, 6 cent profit per barrel supposedly yields about 2 000 dollars daily on 10 000 barrels. The note links this to Republican prosperity and cash for Raleigh.
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Pillsbury
Minneapolis
K—Raleigh Qi
News and Observer
Political debate and party clashes in Ohio rail at bankers and reform leaders
The piece reports on Bryan supporters attacking Taft over bank deposit guarantees and tariff reform, while addressing calls to protect deposits during banking crises. It covers Harris’s temperance stance, accusations of state-branch scandals, and a push to elect Harmon Governor to resume Pattison era reforms.
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Bryan
Bank Deposita
Pega Ning
Sldf
Chanierer
Taft
Herrial
Birynn
Ohio
Batke
Mirrick
Newark
Galion
Norwar
Powhiie
Uryan
Des Moines
Talit
Depositon
Dudeon Harmon
John M. Pattison
Deafness Cure Claim Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure
An old advertisement asserts deafness results from inflammation of the mucous lining and ear tubes. It promises a hundred dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, and urges readers to obtain circulars and buy Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Ghendy & CO
Druggista
The
Dayton Policeran shoots a notorious negro in city
Dayton dispatch reports Patrolman Harry Spurgeon fatally wounds Tillman, a feared Black man, during a confrontation as Tillman tried to fire a shotgun at Lucien Wyatt. Spurgeon fires a revolver, hitting Tillman in the abdomen, amid a violent struggle. Hotel Western to be renamed after Sept. 2. Tenate Bender announces occupancy.
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Dayton
Harry Spurgeon
Fat” Tillman
Merrent
Tilman
Lucien Wyatt
Spurgeon
Jim
Buck
Tillman
Man Detained Over Missing Clothes Incident in Fostoria
Fostoria Ohio September 1 Bert Anker a British fan refused admission to the city at night amid a dispute over clothes left at Mrs Griffin s home. He threatened to break in to reclaim garments and was found at 4 am by Mrs Griffin. Authorities initially blocked removal to jail, later supported by Chel Strouw and others in Gly Mand.
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Fostoria
Howe
Bert Anker
Alla
Miter
Mra
Grifie
Hat Gaps
Simin
Chel Strouw
Outings Ended for Thaw in Dutchess County Hearing
A court case in Dutchess County seeks to limit the outings of Stanford White slayer Harry K. Thaw. Sheriff orders that if the habeas corpus case is continued, Thaw must be returned to Poughkeepsie jail and nothing further may be arranged for excursions to Mount Beacon Mohonk or Fishkill.
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Paughkeepsie
Bank
Hanty Thaw
Kent
Dutchess
Hob
Chanter
Millonaire
Whorf
John Friedrlonel
Fishkidl
John T. Witvon
Poughkeepsie Physiclin
Stanford ‘White
Hudson
Pough
Keepale
Pishkill
Mount Beacon
Mohskill
Metabe
Robertson
Kishkil
Chanler
Poughtonepste
Tim
Mysterious Wedding Tragedy Tie to Missing Man Body
In Wooster Ohio a traveling man Halglh W Easdy supposedly identified by Moll a brother as the body found near Laporte Indiana. Moll learned of the fading corpse at Rolling Prairie and traveled to confirm before returning home. The case entwines Ralph Eddy with a pending wedding to Miss Lucy Warren, raising hopes and questions about a possible misidentification.
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Laporte
Moll
Railroads defend against Texas freight rate complaint
Railroads deny increased freight rates in the Southwest and challenge the Texas Civilian Commerce Commission filing. The complaint accuses the railroads of unjust charges and seeks review of recent rate changes affecting shipments.
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Washington
Sept
Oo Defendan
Texas Civilway
IW Torsade Commerce Commission
Southwest
Bedford Cement Works Resume Operations
Tedford Indiana September reports the United States Cement plant resumed operations today after a weapon shutdown, employing 200 men and restarting production at the facility.
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Bedford Cement
Tedford
Ind
United States
Graft Suspected in Lorain City Contracts Scandal
Reports from Lorain dated September 1 describe suspicions of graft involving city contracts. Mayor King and a public board are alleged to influence contracting, with hearings sought to compel testimony. Names include Frank Gole Man, D. A. Stork, and A Oberhitter as involved figures.
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Lorain
Knyeathente
Piblee
Severn
Bastons
Daylyoit
Ure Harbor
King
Frank Gole
D. A. Stork
Shela Jet
Congress
A. Oberhttter
Witlinme
Fresh Country Produce Butter and Eggs Specialties
Local supplier advertises a steady stock of fresh country butter and eggs with a specialty in this line. Orders can be placed by telephone with the business encouraging customers to call for their needs.
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