Vanderlip backs Roosevelt in 1906 campaign wave
Frank A. Vanderlip president of National City Bank declares support for Theodore Roosevelt, citing preparedness and business protection as key. The vote tightens among Wall Street leaders with bankers and industrials shifting toward Roosevelt while doubts fade about his nomination. Vanderlip holds top positions in major firms, signaling broad financial backing for the Roosevelt ticket.
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New York
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Theodore Roosevelt
Vanderlip
Tri
Earl D. Ford
Gonneral
Sehool
Marietta
Kentucky
Sileuman
Vanderlip Tirmaelf
Treasty
Frat McKintey
Malniotra
Roosevelt
Vanderup
Hoosevelt
Busines
Satint
Himelf Lone
Wall Street
Gary
George von L. Meyer
Boone- Yelt
Hughes
New York Stock Exchange
Roosevalt
Miget
American International Corporation
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
National Bank of Commerce
National City Company
New York Fdison Company
Union | Pacific Railroad Company
The
Riggs National Bank of Washington
Salem College Year Ends With 28th Commencement
The 28th annual commencement at Salem College closes a successful year marked by largest attendance and the start of the new wing. Events run June 2 to June 8 include Lyceum contest, sermons, baccalaureate, class day, concert, field meet, alumni meetings and banquet. Tonight’s Lyceum program featured Eva Ford, Hallie Van Horn, Velma Bartle, Mary Lou Ogden, Miss Suster Seager, George Price, Dick Bailey, Fred Ross, and Brady Randolph.
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Salem
Selem College
Doctor Cecil Post
Geell Post
Plano
Mire Eva Ford
Misa Hallie van Horn
Excelsior
Velma Bartle
Salomathean
Mary Lou Ogden
Suster Seager
George Price
Dick Bailey
Fred Ross
Salemathean
Brady Randolph
Talaarany
Engineers 10 Make First Road Survey
Engineers 10 conduct a preliminary survey of proposed paved roads in Clay District with two assistants, for which $244,900 in bonds was voted. West Virginia oil families return from Oklahoma to settle near St Marys area. Prohibition official Fred O Blue promotes a church event. a local banker Emma Prunty Weekley dies at St Joseph's Hospital. funeral in Pennsboro.
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Ellendoro
D. D. Britt
Ing Contract Company
Clarksburg
Stont
Fitng
Clay
Porephus Corbin
Husher
Oklahoma
St. Marys
Weekley Denil
Mra
Emma Prunty Weekley
ML. Weekley
The
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Pennabora
St. Joseph's Hospital
Pennsboro
Lansing Scores Wilson Critics at Watertown Banquet
At a Watertown banquet Secretary of State Robert Lanning rebuked critics of the Wilson administration on foreign policy. He argued for a vigorous neutral stance, urged adherence to international law, and warned that public pressure could undermine the nation’s honor and property rights amid wartime diplomacy.
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Robert Lanning
Wienoferson County
Lanking
Watertown
Mie
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Yon County Bar Association
Hogi
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Litsine
Atake
Yeston
Grost Britain
Ormany
Marshall
Briain
Vidit
Great Trltan Avelurox
Coles Germany
United Staten
Uwe
Portange
Washington
Come Arvon
the Republic
Honeset
Responsibility& World
Epidemic subsides and scattered personals in Buckhannon area
An easing epidemic is reported as nearly 190 cages are mentioned in the Buckhannon region. The item notes numerous personal visits and visitors: Mel, Frank Cain and Ledford, Fay C. Harrington and family in Sisterville, L. Foster and wife Wil Stoneking of Palrmont, and A. J. Ireland’s circle. George Carsabon and others head to Hertford City, Ind for the heated spell. Meanwhile M. McDonald won a business master in Cincinnati, and Mrs. May Mace of Charleston visits Edward Garber in Pennahoro. The piece lists various social visits, church activities, and local industry talk around Parkersburg oil operations and a festival setup by the Ladies’ Ald Society.
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Mel
Frank Cain
Ledford
Ford
Buck
Nanton
Ernest Trandolph
Salem
Congress
Hay
Fay C. Harrington
Sisterville
Hertford City
Ind
EA. McDonald
Cincinnati
May Mace
Charleston
Edward Garber
Pennahoro
George Vandegriff
Clarkaburg
John Collins
Buckhannon
J. E. Hauke
W. B. McGregor
Parkersburg
McGregor Road
Bond Creek
Avery Smith
James
Clarksburg
J. M
Frank Hall
Harrisville
Clara Zickafoose
Canton
Lawn Fete
The Cold Cash Side of the Six
A brief sales note promotes the Overland Six offering savings to customers. The text urges readers to get the Overland Six and enjoy lower costs, indicating a promotional stance for the vehicle.
Words that lead a nation to war and its dangers
A reflective piece argues that a leader faces harsh criticism before declaring war. It warns citizens who blame the government to consider the national consequences if their desires were enacted, and to weigh the costs for the republic and its youth.
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America
United Btazon
Hostilities Rise as Yuan Shikai Faction Regroups
A Peking telegraph dispatch reports that failure of talks between central government and northern provinces declaring independence prompts Yuan Shikai supporters to push for renewed hostilities. The move is seen as likely to invite increased Japanese involvement in China’s internal crisis.
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Wv Associated Pate
London
Peking
Exchange Telegraph Company
Auppoptera
Yuan Sh Kai
China
Stay Out of Mexico Advice Reiterated in Texas
In El Paso Texas on June 3 the state apartment reiterates advice for Americans to stay out of Mexico following an inquiry from a party of mechanics present here to an official. The terse notice underscores safety guidance amid border tensions and travel advisories.
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Paso
Tex
Mexico
Feeponse
Lilly Foe to Working Class Discussed in Charleston Speech
Attorney Harold W. Houston arrived by train for a Charleston gathering to address a convention in the courthouse about nominating a county ticket and testing legal provisions. He condemns Lilly as hostile to workers and says defeating Tally for governor serves labor’s interests while warning of labor conflict if elected.
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Harold W. Houston
Charleston
Court House
Houston
Kan|‘awha
Lilly
West Virginia
Maines
A. A. Tally
Tally
Gitei
Unclear text fragment from historic minutes
Fragmentary OCR notes mention adjournment times and names like Jefferson Davis and Representatives Aswell Kinehelos. Details are garbled and place or event specifics are unreadable.
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Personal Workers League
United Brethren Church
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