Parsons foe of Uncle Joe can fight for honest elections
Herbert Parsons, a New York Republican leader and Roosevelt ally, accuses Tammany Hall of frauds tied to Speaker Cannon and the House rules. He chairs New York County Republican committee, has fought Odell and Platt machines, and vows to press honest elections in New York City despite countercharges and denials.
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Herbert Parsons
Cannon Machine
Washington
Tammany Machine
New York
Watsons
Republican Committee
New York County
Con
Gress
Theodore Roosevelt
Rie
Hughes
Otto T. Barnard
Platt
Odell
New York Board of Aldermen
Wnh
John B. Parsons
Henry Clews
Yate
Harvard Law School
New York City
Parsons
Empire State
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Cannon
House of Representatives
Albany
Cagnen
John M Reines
Malloy
Raines
Senate
New York County Committee
Tenner
Roosevelt
Barnard
Parsons Hax
Congress
Lay Missionary Movement Campaign to April 1910
A nationwide campaign led by the Men's Missionary Movement runs from October to April, endorsed by major foreign missionary agencies in America and Canada. Fifty key U S centers will host conventions, with speakers to guide many city meetings, culminating in a national missionary congress for 5 000 plus representatives. Also mentions Dr Shoop Restorative health ads and endorsements for Elecric Ritters.
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Pik
America
Canada
Canadian Nation Missionary Congress
Dominion
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Call publishes new birth and stork cards in office note
The Mississippi Rutter reports notices from Daniel Peterman agent that a birthday and stork card service is now available at The Call office. Readers are informed to send in items for insertion and timely publication in The Call.
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Mississippi Rutter
Daniel Peterman
Government testing on explosives for miners by US Geological Survey
The United States Geological Survey publishes two lists of permissible explosives and a primer to explain how explosives are made and used. Tests were conducted at the Pittsburg station to reduce mine accidents. The Bulletin 423 primer covers combustion principles, common components, and safety, and outlines firing methods, shipment, and storage. The primer, prepared for miners, aims to cut deaths by better handling and knowledge. Distribution begins December 2, with copies via Van Die rette in Washington.
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United States Geological Survey
Pittsburg
van Diereeter
Pin Oak Community Gathers for Weekend Visits and News
Local notices list residents visiting relatives in Troy St. Jacob and Pleasant Ridge with extended stays in Reno Oklahoma. Names include Mirria Smith, Nellie Giger, George Plath, Bertha Bu, Tom Dixon, and many others visiting friends and relatives. An obituary note recalls W. J. Atkins in Banner Springs. Also featured: Dr Birney’s Discovery testimonial and Dr Shoop Wealth Coffee advertised by M B P Auwarter.
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Mirria Smith
Micardsville
Ray aAvhatier
Wasch Bune
Geocwe Giger
Comijly
Andrew Lehmidt
Hark
Holan Smith
Mari
Nellie Giger
Louis Bohts
Jeary
Pleasant Ridge
Nugene Rigein
Reno
Oki
Steney Wernher
Mro
Moritz Wendsler
Hittle
Thenty Busse
May
Joh Geleher
Willie
Midi
Tom Dixon
Troy
Aml
George Plath
Ofr
Welenayer
St. Jacob
Mise Bertha Bu
Vindotia
Chintles Heaisers
Mar
Mars
Cieorne Moltinan
Philip Meix
Arel
Darcy Dankenbring
George Lath
Atryssen
Kellermansy
Mee
Sehecine Ero
Troy van Large Wiseh
Gority
Adwam Plate
Blick Jek
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Taylor
Heras
Itty Juen
Kinloch
Arviance & Sonnd Dray
Vandalia Station
Ling. Bros
Benson
Julius Peter
Main St
Philip Eckert
R C.E. Molden
M. D. NW & Molden, ‘and Surgeons
Market Street
Jesse L. Simpson
Simpson
En Palace
Squire Bok
Pdyantaze
Pat“Nei
S. Kingston
LAY Missionary Movement
Shoop
Wul Topo
Eleatrie Ritters
Doc
Mra
Rhinevault
Vestal Center
N.Y
S. Kingston's
Pin
W. J. Atkins
Ticit Wiithman
Banner Springs
Tasi
Rer
Wingston
Dr. Shoop
M. BP. Auwarter
Corinth Woolen Mills
ST Louis
Sante Claus
Ail Boliys
Christus
Riebold’s Bakery and Confectionery
M. F. Auwarter
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