Princeton Governor Wilson greeted by Princeton students
Governor Wilson addressed the Princeton University student body after his election win, calling on them to commit to national service and the long labor of progress. President Hibben declared tomorrow a university holiday as the campus cheered and shared telegrams of support.
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Wilson
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Hilles Denounces Roosevelt Defeat Blame Post Taft Loss
New York November 5 Charles D Hilles Republican national committee chairman says responsibility for Taft defeat rests solely with Theodore Roosevelt. He credits Taft with a strong record and predicts 1916 return to GOP power while condemning Roosevelt for deserting the party.
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Indiana Sheriff With Courage Foils Jail Break
Evansville Ind November 5 A sheriff used courage and a drawn revolver to cow more than sixty prisoners after four overpowered a deputy and escaped from the county jail. Fugitive Levi Lockhart, held on a murder charge from Owensboro Ky, helped in the assault and escaped with Henry Miller Frank Kelly and Christ Crowe. Sheriff Davis fired warnings and restored order by driving the inmates back to their cells.
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Levi Lockhart
Owensboro
William Saunders
Jim Reagan
Lockhart
Taft predicts trouble as Wilson victory looms
President Taft concedes Governor Wilson’s election and warns Republicans to unite to defend constitutional government. He cautions that Roosevelt and Debs show support for reform attempts that could threaten prosperity and urges a return to party principles while backing progress within existing government.
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For Sale General Electric motor and shafting parts
For sale one General Electric continuous current motor 2 HP 230 volts speed 1600. Includes about 25 feet 13 16 shafting six pillar block bearings six small pulleys 4 to 6 inches one counter shaft with two large pulleys and hangers 50 to 60 feet 2 1 2 inch leather belting in good condition.
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Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Effective Says Mobile Resident
Mrs A L Pierre of Mobile Alabama reports no kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills for three years She says back pain headaches and nervousness vanished after starting the treatment and urges readers to buy the product from local dealers at 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY notes they are sale agents Remember the name Dean's and take no other
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A. L. Pierre
St. Emanuel St
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Dean
van Antwerp
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad Covers Long Cough Cure
Dar J Joyce of Sanville Henry county Virginia reports a two year persistent cough ended after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The ad claims it is best and safest for children and contains no opiates.
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Virginia
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