America’s Future Development by Rev Charles Stelzle
Rev Charles Stelzle argues the United States must build its western frontier with manhood and morals as growth accelerates after territorial gains. He warns against mammon, urges equitable land use, and calls women to use influence for higher ideals amid rapid national expansion.
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Charles Stelzle
United States
Louisiana Purchase
Panama Canal Zone
Pacific Ocean
Russia
Japan
China
America
Ward Platt
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Pacific
Iistory
Orient
Hawaii
New South and West
New South
New West
Mammaou
Thomas Carlyle
Mammon
Brewers in Convention Electing Officers at Cleveland
About eight hundred members of the National Brewers Association gathered in Cleveland for the twenty sixth annual convention. The three day program included convention business and entertainment with officers to be elected during the meeting.
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Cleveland
Ohio
National Brewers’ Association
Respect for the plodding plug and steady effort
Bert Walker argues in the Kansas City Journal that a steady, hardworking plug horse earns steady returns for a farmer, while an flashy race horse risks ruin. The piece compares persistent daily effort to luck driven wealth and urges faith in quiet dedication over flashy shortcuts.
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Plug
Derk
Bert Walker
Kansas City Journal
Plymouth
Estimating Lost Wages From Accidents at Eighty Million
Dr Sadler estimates about 80 million dollars in wages are lost annually to Americans as a direct result of accidents. The figures underline economic impact and emphasize safety concerns.
Senators Clamp and Pomerene Plan Full Meeting Sept 37
Investigators from the senate committee on campaign expenditures convened with Senators Clapp and Pomerene to finalize witnesses and procedures for the resumed hearings. A full committee meeting is set for September 37 to perfect pins for the hearings reopening September 30.
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Washington
Benators Clapp
Pomerene
Senate
Warning note for democracy in the 1912 campaign
The Washington Post urges Democrats to avoid a wordy fight over past issues and instead appeal to voters on the Baltimore platform. It notes both parties share blame in campaign financing and cautions about retroactive laws, urging aloofness from personal crises that could affect the 1912 election.
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Washington Post
Democracy
Baltimore
Committee of Inquiry
Tacav
Anaias
Nuccio arrested after wife shot to death in kitchen
Chicago report says Charles Nuccio was arrested after his wife, mother of seven, was shot through a kitchen window while ironing. Three bullets hit her back and lungs. Nuccio claimed he was away and found her dead when returning. police released him after his statements. Kansas City hosts a convention to form a National Society of Creations aiding European independence, with two thousand dollars pledged. Knoxville report: Walter Perkins, accused of Will Parks murder in Jellico Ky, captured at his father’s Tennessee home. he had fled to Ohio seeking his wife.
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Chicago
Charles Nuccio
Nuccio
Kansas City
Europe
Kansea City
Kansas
National Society of Creations
Knoxville
Tnn
Walter Perkins
Will Parks
Jellico
Tennessee
Ohio
Wreck in Dense Fog Kills Three on New York Central
Dense fog caused a collision of three freight trains on the New York Central Railroad at East Rochester killing three railroad employees and seriously injuring two more. Property losses are estimated at $150,000.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York Central
East Rochester
Two Die In Toledo Auto Crash in Ditch Water
David A. Spanner aged 21 of Cleveland was crushed to death and Mrs. Fred M. Meir aged 35 of Indianapolis drowned when their car skidded and rolled into a water-filled ditch near Toledo.
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Toledo
Ohio
David A. Spanner
Cleveland
Fred M. Meir
Indianapolis
Kansas zoology professor resigns to join Penn as dean
C FE McClung, professor of zoology at the University of Kansas for fourteen years, resigns and leaves to become dean of the school of zoology at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Lawrence, Kas
C. FE. McClung
University of Kansas
School of Zoology
University of Pennsylvania
Asiatic Exclusion League Initiates Segregation Bills Campaign
The Asiatic Exclusion League voted to push immediate legislative action in the next session for school segregation and anti Asiatic land tenure measures targeting Japanese residents.
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San Francisco
Asiatic Exclusion League
Great Salt Bend Hub of WV and Ohio Salt Industry
Passengers on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad along the Ohio River division note the salt producing towns of Hartford New Haven and Mason City on the West Virginia side and Syracuse Pomperoy on the Ohio side. For over 150 years Salt Bend or Great Salt Bend has been a center of a large salt industry with works near wells at river mouths.
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Ohio River Division
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hartford
New Haven
Mason City
West Virginia
Syracuse
Pomperoy
Ohio
Salt Bend
Eays
Salt Production Nearby Coal Mines At River Towns
The article describes coal mines near river towns supplying cheap fuel, then details salt works with wooden log pipes, six inch wells, and a salt furnace system. It explains the setup from salt solution under ground to cisterns, gravity-fed pipes, mud settlers, and iron oxide residue in bottom deposits.
Enthusiastic Road Trip Through Multiple Towns Led by Committee
Hon John Craft describes a state trip organized by a committee led by Reuben W Wood and W M Yates. The group departed Randolph on the 12th at 7 am visiting White Plains Buffalo Fayette Penton Milltown Wadley Truett Motley Malone Level Road Wedowee Roanoke and more with speeches and a large enthusiastic crowd.
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John Craft
Chambers and
Randolph
Raittee
Omaha
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Tehine
Comple
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Bank of Mobile
National Banking Association
Patsy
Texas
cMillan & Harrison
North
Commerce Street
Parkis
Erica
Ernest McClenan
Bienville Hotel
Gaming
Brewers
Great Salt Bend
Ohhie
Messalines
New Stock McCallum Silk
Robespierre
W. B., Thomson's
Nemo
Warner’s
Eagh
St. Emanuel Just Off
Dauphin St
Upper
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