Roosevelt Named Navy Secretary Arrives in Silay
Theodore Roosevelt nominated and confirmed as Secretary of the Navy arrives in Silay and announces he will take charge of his new office. He meets with President Lonm to discuss policy, stating no special changes are planned and intends to carry out the administration’s aims.
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Doorstory
Waeehington
Avrik
Theodore Wepeevelt
Navy
Silay
New Fork Tumor Coy
Rossevelt
Cina
Hs Department
Nowsevelt
Latic
Ar. Figomevelt
Tf Ie
Tortie
Mystic Cure Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism
An advertisement extols Rhonmstiam and Rheutmtism cures claiming rapid action and immediate relief. It quotes F F Anthony of Prymive City praising a bottle of Mystic Cure and two doses for swift improvement. Mentioned is Swift Holladay druggists at 123 Kansas Avenue Topeka. A separate note promotes Cine Minute Cough Cure as a speedy throat remedy from G W Stane Held at 62 Eunsns Ave.
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Swift & Holladay
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
G. W. Stane
Greek Forces Dynamite Turkish Post Amid War Tensions
The report from Vienna April W notes Greek regulars aiding an invasion and Turkish positions near Piraeus and Kranka. Turkish sources claim Greek detachments attacked, with casualties on both sides and lines of defense near Halkino and Taltine. Diplomatic hopes for restraint fade as fronts report ongoing blockades and supply concerns. The Athens dispatch cites proclamations by Greek irregulars and warnings of a possible Macedonian advance, with financial strains and currency pressures cited at home.
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Vienna
Piraeis
Greece
Turkey
Hinzsona
Stoct
Kranka
Pthem Pasha
Ile
Constantinople
Larivait
Taltine
Toute Yrun
Tharnexck
London
Daily Chronicles
Athens
Grevena
Christ and Tuberty
Dalls Chronicle
Kelandiaka
Haltino
Baitino
Macedonia
M. Delyanni
Kolit
Feud Ties up Chicago Great Northern Theater
The text reports a feud involving Mewers Palmer and Rork over the Great Northern theater and related parties Joan A Davidson Alexander Davidson and the theater and mater company. Legal actions seek restraining orders and dissolution of a partnership, with rent claims and wage disputes noted amid a closing period and ongoing stage tensions. The account mentions debt, a court hearing, and a hotel manager facing more complaints as the house opened.
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Chicago
Mewers
Palmer and
Rork
Great Northern Theater
Joan A
Alexander Davidson
Mater Company
Playhouse
Mies
Eden
Great Northern
Timote Child Study Society Congress in Chicago
The Timote Child Study Society holds a congress in Chicago from April 4 to May 2 with addresses by Frances Marker Mia Amelia Hofer Prof Krehn and other leaders. The meetings focus on heart and development studies of children and aim to reach as many mothers as possible with citywide sessions and delegates.
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Chicago
Congress of the
Ociety
Frances Marker
Mia Amelia Hofer
Krehn
Colvericy
Municipal Ownership in St Louis Lighting Debate
The St Louis board debates municipal lighting versus private electric heating contracts. President McMath notes the city must avoid increased bonded indebtedness while considering a potential to acquire its own plant if favorable terms arise. The Manufacturers Association plan is acknowledged but open to revision.
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St Louis
Board of Public Improvemenits
McMath
Basta
Manufacturer’s Association
Rhopis Syere
Haymarket Statue Erected to Commemorate Anarchistic Riot Moved
Chicago April 1 the statue of the typical Chicago policeman that stood in Haymarket square since mayor John A. ilechs era will be moved within a week or a few days It will be reset after being burnished and thoroughly cleaned at Union Park Randolph street entrance Trucks splashed mud on the pedestal The inscription is barely legible from the constant filth of tomatoes and cabbages The railing protecting the monument is battered The council revived the monument at the request of Arobishay Pechan The model of the statue was Thomas Birmingham a fine friend on the force now retired and in business
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Chicago
Haymarket Square
Des Plaines
Randolph Streets
John A. Ilechs
Union Park
Randolph Street
Randolph
Arobbishay Pechan
Thoma Birmingham
Nan
Tribute to Voorhees Ex President Harrison Praises Senator
Ex President Harrison spoke warmly of the late Senator Voorhees in Indianapolis measuring his kindness and generosity beyond political strife. He recalled Garland's anecdote praising Voorhees as a great lawyer and noted Republicans found him willing and serviceable in dealings with the government. The speech urged sympathy for Hiehitdran and spoke to Voorhees' enduring public service.
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Harrison
Tndianopolis
Ind
Voorhees
Garland
Tndisiana
Alton Bey-General
Iimax
vanoRyri
T Am
Mtr. Voorhees & Willing
Hiehitdran
Unscrambled Sale Note Reads From A NYC Seller
Fragmentary OCR shows a sale listing mentioning Gor Wills and Sohit in New York with scattered notes about ship or sea terms and a buyer or seller name.
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Drazeiits
Seaes
Hasphray
Gor Wills & Sohit Sc
Contesta Reflections On Personal Relations
A fragment notes enduring cordial ties despite sharp contests and disputes, emphasizing that personal relations remained intact even amid competitive disagreements.
Sousa Salary Fallout Ties Band Leader to Blakeley Estate
New York reports detail a dispute over Sousa's pay from the Blakeley estate, with claims that Sousa received most profits since 1845 while Mrs Blakeley asserts her rights and management of the band. Sousa refused to perform at Yonkers after leadership disputes, following his Europe return and warnings.
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New York
Coupesl
David Blakeley
Souta
Yonkers 1St Hight
Soumi
Mr. Blakeley
Sousa
Europe
Tuesdas
Yonkers
Oleo for Veterans Arrest of Ohio Soldiers' Home Governor Thoman
Great interest rises as Colonel Jerome B. Thoman, governor of the Ohio Soldiers' Home in Dayton, is arrested on a charge tied to issuing oleomargarine described as vinegar margarine and selling a pound to the dairy and food commissioner Joseph E B Blackburn. A legal contest looms within the home’s board of managers, with federal officers as ex officio members, amid accusations of improper signer use and references to the Chickey firm supplying the product.
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Ohio
Dayton
Jerome B. Thoman
Joseph EB. Blackburn
The
National Homes
United States
Enid
Thomas
Chickey
Harrison as Moderator for 109th Presbyterian Assembly
In April six weeks hence the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States will convene in an assembly hall at this location. The gathering will run ten days and is a major festival event. President Harrison is expected to be chosen moderator and has been elected as a delegate from the Indianapolis presbytery.
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Ind
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
General Assembly
Harrisone
Harrison
Winona
Indianapolis
Two Firms Assign in Chicago After Paper Dealer Death
In Chicago on April 13 two companies led by M. J. Fitch, the paper dealer, made assignments. The M. J. Fitch Paper Company shows assets of 375,000 with equal liabilities, while American Roll Wrapping Paper Company reports assets of 815,000 and liabilities of the same amount.
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Chicago
M. J. Fitch
M. J. Fitch Paper Company
American Roll Wrapping Paper Company
Mitch Company
Revision of Tariff Debate Splits Democrats Club Meeting
Washington April 18 first meeting of the new executive committee of the national association of Democratic clubs. Full attendance with ex officio members. McMillin presided. Committee to draft address to clubs. Critics charge Republicans push tariff changes to aid monopolists. call for vigilance and reform.
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Washington
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Abbitt House
Chauncey F. Black
Pennsylvania
Jon. C. Sibley
Senator Faulkner
West Virginia
Benton McMillin
Tennesse
Benton
Missouri
Stone
William J
Messrs. Black
House of Representatives
Congress
Ruth Jems
Mt Avaceasor
McKinsey
Sael
Ihrowen
United States
Republic
Sage of Batte
Xest
Ismone
Democratic Party
Ana Freo
Democratic societies urged to insure honest vote in coming elections
A historic call urged Democratic societies formed after Jefferson to act as an irresistible force to ensure honest polling. The speaker emphasizes counties and cities must organize, resist corruption and intimidation, and unite chairmen to guide a peaceful transition into the new century.
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Jefferson
Gnd
Fils. A. Doe
Club Organizzilos
SEXTON JONES IN COURT OVER HORSE ORDER
A divorce suit by Anna Jones against D G Jones led to a contempt attachment for selling a horse despite a court order. Judge Hazen ordered Jones jailed until he sobered, while the under sheriff brought him in and the judge dictated the docket citation after the incident.
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Sheri
Ant
Anna Jones
D. G. Jones
Topeka
Dst
Binzen
Hazen
Jones
Spade
Bert Lucas
Ferose
Lucas
Haven
Mr. Jones
Judge Hezen
Hasen
Bers
Sheri Lucas
Ten Thousand Miners Face Wage Cut Proposal
The Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company with 8 000 coal miners in Alabama asks acceptance of a 141-2 per cent wage reduction to July 1. President Nat Daxter told a 2 000-strong rally at Hincton that reduced wages are needed for large export contracts, promising steadier work if accepted and possible job losses if refused. The current contract lasts until July 1, after which a lower scale is likely urged. Public sentiment among miners, though, leans against the proposal.
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Birmingham
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Uuit
Alabama
Nat Daxter
Hincton
Secretary Gage Receives Gift on Retirement
A ceremonial presentation to Lyman J. Gage marks his departure from the presidency of the First National Bank of Chicago as he prepares to become secretary of the treasury. The engraved gold stand features the dedication and date March 4, 1907.
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Gage
Washington
Lyman J Gage
First National Bank of Chicago
Tih
Dr Pierce's Golden Die ay claims cures for many ailments
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Die ay as directly aiding digestion, liver strength, appetite and blood formation. It asserts the medicine cures constipation and other disorders, with testimonials of recovery after doctors gave up. It promotes Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, offered free with a request for a paper-bound copy and paid for mailing.
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Pierce
el Geet
Bufalo
Cape Cod Cranberry Growers Seek Tariff Parity
The Cape Cod Cranberry Growers association convened in Booth Hoxton to urge Congress for duty parity after the Dingley Tariff Act. They contend cranberries can be grown and packed more cheaply in Canada, where a 24 percent duty applies to berries imported from the United States, and they want reciprocal treatment.
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Cape Cod
Bandwick
Big Lobster Dies At New York Aquarium Show
A storied lobster named Cubby died after a weeks display in a Broadway restaurant aquarium. The creature, larger than a rival exhibit, drew crowds for days as it floated in water only at night. The article blends other random notes on patents and medicines with no clear link to the main event.
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New York
Cappy
Aquarium
We Aquarium
Broadway
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