Roosevelt Criticized by Williams Over Jefferson Remarks
Washington Aug 21 Senator Williams of Mississippi attacked Theodore Roosevelt for criticizing Jefferson and other founders. He quoted Roosevelt calling Jefferson incapable and said Roosevelt labeled Madison and Monroe as figure heads. Williams asserted Roosevelt’s party plagiarized Populist planks and attacked Wilson as immature.
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Washington
Celenel Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
Senate
Williams
Mississippi
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Jefferson
Willams
Madison
America
Monroe
Jackson
Senator Williams
Woodrow Wilson
Republican National Committee
Gouvernor Wilson
New
Progressive Party
William Henry Harrison
Zachary Taylor
Filmore
Tyler
Pierce
San Juan
Williama
Alexander Hamilton
Mil waukee to Host 12th Annual Catholic Societies Meet
The American Federation of Catholic Societies chose Milwaukee as next year’s convention site. Charles I. Denechaud of New Orleans elected president. officers include Anthony Matre of St. Louis, F. W. Hackenkamp of Quincy, and J. W. West of Kansas City. The session raised $10,000 for federation work and advanced plans for a national league of Catholic women and civil reform efforts.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Charles I. Denechand
New Orleans
Federation
National League of Catholic Women
Charles I. Denechaud
Anthony Matre
St. Louis
F. W. Hackenkamp
Quincy Ill
J. W. West
Kansas City
Hollow Horn Bear
Pine Ridge
Buffalo
James
J. Reagan
St. Paul
P. Gans
Explorer Stefanson Returns From Frozen North
Nome Alaska Aug 21 Vihikmar Stefanson the explorer who found a race of Bionde Eskimos in Victoria Land arrived on the rev ine cutter Bear after four and a half years in the Arctic He collected data on the Eekimos of Seet and many new tribes He was accompanied by Dr R M Anderson of Iowa They journeyed from the MacKenzie mouth on a steam whaler to Point Barrow the northernmost Alaska point where they boarded the Bear
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Nome
Alaska
Vihikmar Stefanson
Victoria Land
Arctic
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Claims Cures All Summer Ailments
An old advertisement touts Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as an all purpose remedy for chills fever colds dysentery diarrhoea nausea sun stroke and other summer ills. It advises taking before meals and before retiring to avoid water changes and promotes sealed bottles 1.00 per large bottle with a free medical booklet.
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Duffy’s
THE
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester, N. Y
Division of Markets 4 authorized to act as clearing house
The Senate passed a bill creating a Division of Markets in the agricultural department to distribute farm produce, reduce shortages or surpluses, and report daily on supply and market conditions in cities to farmers, farmers' organizations, and consumer societies. It would also investigate cooperative systems used in the United States or abroad to place farm products more economically with consumers.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Hoke Smith
Senate
Pean
Seh
United States
Opportun e Time for the Negroes in 1912 C onvention
Dr. Booker T. Washington urged at the National Negro Business League that Negroes quit uncertain labor and enter farming and commerce. He noted vast unused southern and western land and urged organization and specialization with local and state affiliates. Speakers included Watt Terry of Brockton and Emmett J. Scott of Tuskegee Institute.
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Chicago
Booker T. Washington
National Negro Business League
Leakee
Souuth
America
Europe
Washington
Watt Terry
Brockton
Mass
Henry Allich Boyd
Nashville
Roscoe ©. Simmons
New York
Emmett J. Scott
Tuskegee Institute
R. W. Thompson
Washington, D.C
Mobile 1912 campaign notice for city commissioner seat
A candidate announces intention to run for Mobile city commissioner in the September 1912 election. He pledges equal rights for all, no special privileges, fair license taxes, and transparent administration, seeking voters' support and promising to serve the people’s interests.
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Mobile
Baby Cures Rash Using Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Mrs. EB Davis reports her baby recovered from a heat rash after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She describes relief from irritation and recommends the products. The ad notes worldwide sale and offers free samples via Cuticura Dept. T Boston.
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Davis
Cuticura
Dept. T. Boston
Portman Randall Lumber sale in Berrien County Michigan
By order of the circuit court for Berrien County Michigan the Portman Randall Lumber Company property at Ovett Mississippi is offered for sale. Sealed bids are due by August 26 1912 directed to the county clerk of Berrien County St Joseph Michigan and opened by him only. The court reserves the right to reject any bid. The property includes two tenant houses mill buildings on leased land boiler engine saw mill latrine Vv machine shafting belting in fairly good condition with a fine flowing well. Further information may be obtained from the clerk.
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CIVER
Circuit Court
Berrien
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Teddy
Stefanson
Frozen North
Duffy
Dr. B. T. Washington
National Business League
Roche
Burke
State Streets
David D. Langan
Claiborne St. Between
Church Street
Yeend Bros
St. Francis Street
Transio
Mat Docks
Mobile, Ala
Nsurance Loans
Maury & UN
Hermann & Eye Nde Beal Pg el Ag
Insurance Loan
Mobile Real Estate
Georgia Avenue
Montank Avenue
Sage, Burgett & Yuille
ST. Francis
Pat. J. Lyons
DR. Adams
Duggan & Taylor
North Royal Street
Norville Bros
Bell Phone
West Side
Oakdale
Dauphin Way
Eastern Street
Gayle Street
Eastern and
Gayle
Oakdale Avenue
O'Donnell Street
Marine Street
Jos. Espalla, Jr., & Co
N. Royal Street
Spring Hill College
Spring Hill
Mobile County
Alabama
Mence
Mobile Bay
F. X. Twellmeyver
Sunéthryus
Provost-Farrow Coal CO
Office Royal and
Canal Sts
J. T. Adams
Crichton Lumber Co
the Mobile Transfer CO
Bank of Mobile Building
Bell
Mobile, Alabama
M. J. Vickers & Son
Bt. Francis St
Morrill & Lyons
Homer Street
Manderville
Lafayette and
Congress Streets
Kate Leonard
RFAL
City Bank & Trust Co
Mobile, Asa
the Peoples Bank
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