Hadley plans unity as Roosevelts rivals falter in GOP
Washington dispatch reports Missouri Governor Hadley as prime mover in reviving Republican unity after split with Theodore Roosevelt. Governors Glasscock Deneen and others met at Willard to block a Bull Moose revival, while Borah and Penrose push for cross faction talks and rule changes to restore party control.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Glasscock
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Hadley
Missouri
Chicago
Willard
White House
Pennell
Delaware
Deneen
Tlinois
Carroll
Iowa
Goldsborough
Maryland
Eberhardt
Minnesota
Tenor
Pennsylvania
Vessey
South Dakota
Sprey
Utah
McGovern
Wisconsin
Carey
Wyoming
Bull Moose
Taft
Senate
Capitol
Kenyon
Borah
Penrose
Crane
Hadley Awat
Bristow
Cannon
la Follette
Johnson
California
Cummins
Lodge
Clapp
Root
Greater Foe Than War Now Holds Porte
London dispatch reports cholera ravaging Constantinople as Turkish authorities warn residents to cooperate. Over the last twenty days more than 1,000 infections occurred with many deaths, and officials threaten imprisonment and fines for failing to report new cases.
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London
Constantinople
Naval battle near the Dardanelles feared
Six war ships sighted off the entrance to the straits tonight appear stripped for action and maneuvering for positions while sounding for mines. An equal number of Turkish vessels concentrate in the Dardanelles under war office orders. exact locations are unknown.
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Sedil Bahr
Dardanelles
Straits
War Office
Austrians Prepare for Invasion Amid Balkan Tensions
Vienna reports state Austrian war preparations are intensifying with big artillery trained on Belgrade and trench lines extending from Cracow to Lemberg. A second report says Austria Hungary agreed to a British proposal for a conference of ambassadors on the Balkan affair.
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Berlin
Vienna
Semlin
Belgrade
Cracow
Lemberg
Fremden ‘Blatt
Austria- Hungary
Booth Murderer Junis Brutus Booth Tragedy At Sea
Junius Brutus Booth, American actor and Edwin Booth’s nephew, died after shooting his wife and then himself in Brightling Sea England. The coroner’s jury found wilful murder and death by own action while temporarily insane. A note claimed to ease his wife’s pain.
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Brightling Sea
England
Junius Brutus Booth
Boston
Edwin Booth
Agnes Vooth Schoeffel
Brooklyn
Booth
Taft Hosts Governors Pressing Rural Credit Plans
The governors met with President Taft who praised capital and science while urging rural credit reform to help farmers access liquidity. Governor Bobble or Bliease? No, Blease from South Carolina clashed with lynching remarks, sitting opposite Taft and defending his Richmond conference stance.
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National Committee
Borah
Granna
Chicago
Taft
Blease
South Carolina
Richmond
Bliease
Foley Kidney Pills Ad Fixture From Kentucky Merchant
A. Mitchell of Bagdad Kentucky endorses Foley Kidney Pills describing his daughter’s recovery from kidney trouble as complete. He calls the medicine one of the greatest kidney medicines made and recommends it as a remedy.
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A. Mitchell
Bagdad
Foley
Grocery Price List Includes Wide Mix of Tea and Canned Goods
A long price sheet lists coffees by origin and per pound, a range of chocolates and cocoa products from Baker’s to Lowney’s, canned meats and pates, olives and sauces, assorted fruits, nuts, and confectionery in various can sizes and tins, plus soups and evaporated fruits with unit prices. It reflects a broad inventory from a 20th century grocer.
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eMies
National Capitol
A. & P. Tea Co
Dauphin ST
Bell
Malaga
van Camp’s
Baker's Chocolate
Baker's
Baker’s
Lowney
Lie
Tetley'’s
Lipton’s
Underwood
Seer Eee
Tennessee
Royal Annie
Colman
Lea & Perrin
Worcestershire
McIilheny's
Heinz
International
Prunes
Nashville
Curtice Bros
del Monte
Curtice Bros.’ Bartlett Pears
Hunt
Campbell’s
Lima
Ere
Ford
Florida
Satsuma
Rio
Cordova
Chase & Sanborn
Young Hyson
Formosa
Jordan
Valencia
R. O. Harris Grocery Company
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