Sickles Family Scandal Divides Generals Kin Shows Love Letters
New York report details Stanton Sickles accusing Gen Daniel E Sickles of infidelity and publishing his love letters to a society woman. Trusteeship of granddaughter Mrs Eda Crackenthorpe’s estate questioned as Stanton and sister pursue legal action.
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New York
Stanton Sickles
Daniel E. Sickles
Henry Dotcher
Fifth Avenue
John Reilly
Stanton
Eda Sickles Crackenthorpe
George G. Sickles
Albert Stickney
Jo- Mne, Larkin and Rathbone
Crackenthorpe
Fordyce claims Standard Oil Co violated decree
Fordyce, St. counsel for Waters-Pierce Oil, charges in a memorandum based on hearings that Standard Oil dominated Waters-Pierce and its subsidiaries. He says New Jersey leaders elected officers via proxies and that business methods remained unchanged since dissolution. He notes Magnolia Petroleum and Archbold and Folger are large stockholders and asserts marketing stations were fed by nearby refineries.
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W.ordyce
Waters-Pierce Oil Co
Fordyce
Standard Oil
Saynh
Ery
Standard Oils Company of
New Jersey
New Jersey Company
Standard Oil Company of
Texas
Magnolia Petroleum Company
John D. Archbold
H. C. Folger, Jr
New York
Taft Attacks Democrats and Third Party in Essox Speech
President Taft spoke to the Republican Club of Essex County in BeverlyMass urging Civil liberty as a core issue beyond tariff and prosperity He labeled the new party born from personal ambition and vengeance and criticized Roosevelt and Wilsons tariff views as the campaign’s defining contest The remarks describe the third party as split from the Republicans with unclear principles and weak cohesion
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Beverly
Mass
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Republican Club
Essex County
Republican Party
Europe
Roosevelt Attacks Wilson in Turbulent Atlanta Speech
In Atlanta on September 28 Colonel Roosevelt lambasted Governor Wilson before a packed auditorium. Roosevelt accused Wilson of vague policy and misrepresentation while Wilson supporters clashed with Roosevelt partisans, causing interruptions and protests during the address.
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Atlanta
Wilson
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Roosevalt
We Never Forget Early Home Life in Burns and Ailments
According to science the items from our early home life endure in memory as Bucklen's Arnica Salve showed. It was used by grandmothers to heal burns boils scalds sores eruptions sprains and bruises. Forty years of cures prove its merit and it costs 23 cents at all druggists.
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Bucklen
Despotism and Party Politics in an Assorted discourse
The fragment discusses despotism and political ac claims, contrasting hero worship with a superficial, non-thinking mindset. It argues against a pan party and notes the lack of a cohesive party central to its purpose.
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COS Ee Ee En
Pan Party
Carson Leads Large Orangemen Pledge Against Irish Parliament
In Belfast on September 28 thousands of Orangemen signed Carson’s Declaration pledging not to recognize an Irish parliament or pay taxes. Sir Edward Carson and other leaders signed, stating the pledge aims to protect religious and political liberty amid political tension, with government and party lines quoted.
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Belfast
Ireland
Edward Carson
England
Duke of Devonshire
Londonderry
Salisbury
Charles Beresford
Hugh Cecil
James H. Campbell
F. ©. Smith
Ulster Covenant Sparks Mixed Reactions Across Province
In Ulster days enthusiasm for the covenant clashes with strong Protestant Catholic tensions. Some Unionists refuse to sign while ministers and others abstain or withhold. Belfast's linen firm offered wages to signers but expects signatures to fall below leaders' hopes as security measures and mobilization thoughts rise amid Carson's influence.
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United Kingdom
Austen Chamberlain
Lord Lansdown
Belfast
Irish Constabulary
Arts
Cheshire Regiment
Ulster
Episcopal
Armagh
Down
Carson
MENA LEAVES TOTAL WRECK
Washington reports General Mena, former Nicaragua rebel commander, is a wreck after the cruiser Cleveland carried him from Corinto to Panama for hospital care and possible banishment. The piece notes liberal Leon authorities restrict exits amid siege violence that killed a man and his son and shelled civilians.
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Washington
Cleveland
Corinto
General Mena
Nicaragua
Panama
Leon
Weitzel
Managua
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L. H. Meyer & Sons
Dauphin Street
Mobile
Dennison
Staub
Ogi
The
United
First National Bank
Alabama
Dan Sickles
Fordyce Claims
Standard Oil CO
Waters-Pierce
Department of Justice
Teddy
Orange
Marvel
Ladleys
Mm CO
Gest
Street
G. van Antwerp & Son
C. S. Partridge
Hardware Company
Builders
Mena
Rogers Peet & Co
Toggery
ST. Emanuel and
Dauphin
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