Roosevelt to lead new Progressive campaign platform
Col Roosevelt outlines a campaign against Toth Pars ties arguing neither major party serves the worker and farmer. He seeks a new national party with Senator Joseph M. Nixon of Montana as likely campaign manager and a New York headquarters. He will focus on the high cost of living and call for reforms to aid wage earners.
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Oyster Bay
Col
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Democraic
Republican Party
Col. Roosevelt
Joseph M. Nixon
Montana
Repul N
Senatora
New York
Col Roosevelt
Baltimore
Frog Lived Eleven Months Inside Woman Stomach
Washington July 6 doctors at Emergency Hospital removed a large frog from Mrs. King’s stomach after it reportedly lived eleven months in her abdomen. The creature grew to about a woven inch length and was preserved in alcohol. The patient first noticed a living sensation after August and endured repeated doctor visits before the unusual creature finally emerged.
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Washington
Thertomwich
Mire
V. King
Dornwood
al Vlcohol
Mrs. King
Price
Tragic drowning at Lum ber river shocks Abesonton town
A group of young swimmers near the Carolina Lumber Company mill pond in Lum ber river lost two boys, Hite William Linkhaw and Herold Jones, to drowning. A third boy, Alfred Podnex, and others escaped the danger as witnesses rushed to assist. a local rescuer failed to locate the victims before darkness. The report also notes recent aviation and rail disasters across the country with multiple fatalities and injuries.
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Abesonton
Hite William Linkhaw
WE Linkhaw
Herold Jones
W. H
A. A. Pope
Seaboard Tre Wate
Carolina Lumber
Howard Read
William
Harold
Siwmitt
Pope
Vaughn
William Roberts
Roberts
Summer Diet and Health Advice for Hot Weather
The article urges a summer eating plan avoiding heavy meats and fats while favoring fruit and water. It promotes sweating, regular bowel action, and caution with laxatives, noting dehydration and constipation as risks. It ends with a political aside about life, liberty, and happiness tied to governance in Washington.
Wilson military welcome at Sea Girt amid crowds and delays
Gov Woodrow Wilson faced a noisy reception at his summer home Sea Girt New Jersey as regiments of people crowded the porch climbed the cannon and pressed for handshakes while his secretary recounts a telegram to William J Bryan about the convention. The governor tore up a draft reply and wrote his own message noting the public expects more than mere form. In London a tale from Gateshead tells of two sisters near death and a mummified elder beside a corpse. Jack Johnson says he will retire after Labor Day citing earnings and public pressure including gifts from promoter and bets on himself.
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Tilman
Monet
Edwin O. Wood
Michigan
Petroit
Thomas Riley Marshall
Marshall
Noni
New Jersey
Beieves
Indiana
Manchester
Wabash College
Columbia City
Ind
Wabash
Notre Dame
University of Pennsylvania
Poe I. Kimsey
Angola
Tom
Wilson
Bryan
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Gore
Stith
Gov Wilson
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
London
Gateshead
Neill
Jack Johnson
Erophattenthy
Johnson
Chi Johnson
Ji Myun Ois
Flynn
Jack Curley
New Waxhaw
Washaw
Union Polo Church
Waxhaw
Crawford
Allen
Allen Hut
Gus Allenbrooks
Bud Crawford
Lancaster
LM. Rhiner
Jackson Township
Jury panel named for county court term
County commissioners last week drawn a jury to serve for the 1h criminal cases starting July 1 for one week. The list includes Raymond Griffin A a Mythe Manors v B Carpenter Amie D Winchestor and many others. Brooks, county Dem ex com, notes candidates for cotton weigher fees will be refunded to actual expenses.
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A. A. Mythe
Men Manors
V. B. Carpenter
Amie D . Winchester
Wizon
D. F. Keelih
J. J. Henderson
M. A. Clontz
CF. Byram
BM Yandle
Rob
Charles Rogers
W. J H. Horton
Aleck Moser
J. M. Belk
J. N. Bigham
Tm, Crow
A. J, Brooks
Com
County Dem
Rail wreck at Lakawana claims forty one lives
A train disaster on the Lakawana line in New York State last Thursday killed forty one people. The tragedy underscores the need for stronger safety efforts at home.
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Lakawana
New York State
Death of General Hoke Hero of Confederacy Dies at Lincolnton
Funeral planned in Raleigh after Lincolnton death of General Hoke born May 27 1837 a famed Confederate leader and later railroad and industry figure He was allied with General Lee and the Army of Northern Virginia held commands in key battles and surrendered with Johnson at Durham Station He leaves a large family including sister in law Judge Augustus Van Wyck and United States Senator Hoke Smith Numerous survivors include wife and two daughters and a brother in law of notable figures
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N.C
Robe Proieries
Robert B. Lee
Raleigh
Hoke
Hildreth Smith
United States
Hoke Smith
Barton Smith
Atlanta
North Carolina
Northern Virginia
Bury
Cold Harbor
Johnson
Durham Station
N. C
Mymouth
Chancellorville
Re B. Park
Robert &. Kee
Noke
North Rolina
Georgia Aroline and
Iow
Monroe N.C
Carolina Central Railroad Company
Cranburry Iron Works
Carolina
Nie Town
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Wall Street
Chicago
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