Lloyd Elected Democratic Campaign Chair in Congress
James T. Lloyd of Missouri was chosen as chairman of the Democratic congressional campaign committee. President Taft signaled he will veto the tariff bill unless Republican pledges are kept, as lawmakers press for raw material protections. Ambassador Takahira’s successor to Washington is expected to be K. Uchida from Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Lloyd
Missouri
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Taft
Congress
House
Aldrich
Payne
White House
Takahira
Washington
K. Uchida
Vienna
Missing Wisconsin judge Vanishes Again in Seemingly Unrelated Events
Judge Joseph R. Clarkson of Keno sha Wisconsin disappeared from Omaha five months ago and is once again reported missing. The report follows a string of unrelated incidents including Wayne M. Belvin being escorted from a Chicago office by a bodyguard, and several high profile appointments in the United States and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Clarkson
Kenosha
Wis
Omaha
Wayne M. Belvin
James A. Patten
Chicago
Wheat King
Charles R. Crane
United States
Taft
China
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Germany
Prince von Buelow
Edward M. Dunne
Peoria
Holy See
Washington
Not Guilty Verdicts and Political Remarks Across Diverse Trials
The Chicago jury found Ella Gingles not guilty after weeks of trial while saying her charges against Agnes Barbette were false. Other items include Lieut. Adams admitting a fight with Sutton in Annapolis. Rev. Dr. Buchtel denouncing Colorado women voters. Calhoun’s second bribery trial. tariff tax amendment in Congress. a $100,000 lodge loss due to a birth. railway workers’ strike sympathy. Latham’s Channel crossing mishap. a lion and tiger clash at Coney Island. Roosevelt’s critique of millionaires. Paris-born child of Princess de Sagan. Roosevelt’s desert trek without water. and the Catholic Educational Association fixing its 1910 Detroit convention dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Gingles
Chicago
Agnes Barrette
Robert G. Adams
Lieut
Sutton
Annapolis
Henry A. Buchtel
Colegado
New York
Colorado
Patrick Calhoun
San Francisco
Wickersham
Masonic Lodge
Jeffersonville
Ind
J. F. Deshon
James A. Holt
National Railway of Mexico
Herbert Latham
English Channel
Coney Island
Roosevelt
Outlook
Catholic Educational Association
Detroit
Sayler
W. R. Miller
Crescent City
Ill
Miller
C. Will Chappell
National Casket Company
Canastota
N. Y
Max Dick
International Unions
Indianapolis
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
N. Byrn
L. Austin
Monon
Manchester
Pennsylvania
McKees Rocks
Butler
Standard Steel Car Company
Alexander Williams
Glenn Curtiss
Mineola
L. I
Adana
Jikiri
Cincinnati
New Bremen
B. F. Carroll
Iowa
Augustowo
Lipsk
William Hampton
Ishpeming
Mich
Stearth
Cornwall
England
Emily Tredes
D. G. K. Boyajian
Harpoton Gostonian
Teheran
W. E. Baker
Nelson Paulson
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railway
Royal
Paris
Count Beni de Castellane
Marjorie Gould
George Gould
Princess de Sagan
London
Leon Ling
Elsie Sigel
G. A. Neundorf
Clark
S. D
Washington
Glen Curtiss
Hempstead
Greece
Fred Fricke
Hammond
Hanover
Germany
St. Louis
Joan D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Photographers’ Association of America
Rochester
de Chaulnes
Theodora Shonts
Joachim Murat
Packet of Sayler Papers Reveals Slaying Suspect Evidence
The packet of papers kept in J. B. Sayler's safety deposit box in Crescent City Ill was opened by his brothers and produced startling evidence against Dr. W R Miller the man who killed Sayler. The discovery centers on a letter from Miller to Mrs Sayler.
Cooperation urged to boost inland water traffic
Washington report by Herbert Knox Smith argues railways and waterways must cooperate to efficiently use inland routes. It notes public harm from competing transportation systems and calls for private investment in terminals and equipment to secure a larger share of national traffic.
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Washington, D. C
Herbert Knox Smith
Taft
Smith
United States
Confession in $10,000 Adams Express theft case
Clayton T Zimmerman, 20, a clerk in the Adams Express Co. out money department, confessed to stealing a $10,000 package sent from the National Bank of the Republic to the Second National Bank at Monmouth Illinois on July 12. All but $10 was recovered, the money found wrapped in a newspaper behind bathroom moulding. Zimmerman said he took the funds impulsively dazzled by the prospect of spending a large sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clayton T. Zimmerman
The
Adams Express Co
National Bank of the Republic
Second National Bank
Monmouth
Ill
Zimmerman
Failed Cross Channel Flight Ends At Sea
Herbert Latham the French aviator attempted to cross the English Channel from Sangatte in a monoplane. He rose in ideal conditions and covered over half the distance at about 500 feet before the motor slowed. He descended the air space of the wings but stayed afloat until the torpedo boat destroyer Harpon reached him and took him aboard.
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English Channel
Calais
France
Herbert Latham
Sangatte
Harpon
French Premier Clemenceau Resigns After Cabinet Defeat
The French cabinet fell after a heated naval affairs debate. Clemenceau taunted former foreign minister Delcasse with Algeciras humiliation, triggering uproar. the government lost 212 to 176 and Clemenceau announced his resignation to President Fallieres at the Elysee.
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Paris
France
Clemenceau
M. Delcasse
Naval
M. Pelletan
M. Thomson
Marine
M. Picard
Rouvier
Germany
Algeciras
Delcasse
Clemencau
M. Clemenceau
Elysee Palace
Fallieres
Paris Pattern No 2948 All Seams Allowed
Circular corset cover and short petticoat pattern in seven sizes bust 32 to 44 inches. Describes bead bands, lace edging for armholes and neckline, waist joins, and ruffle edge. Material lists for 36 bust include yardage for various widths and trims. Send 10 cents to Pattern Department with name address and size.
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Paris
Strike at Butler Ends with Settlement at Standard Steel Car
A Butler Pennsylvania strike at Standard Steel Car Co has ended with 38500 workers returning to their jobs. The settlement arises from talks led by Rev Father F Beczewski and Attorney Levi M Wise with company officials. The accord includes wage and rent adjustments and the strikers dropping wage increase demands.
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Butler
Standard Steel Car Co
Father F. Beczewski
Levi M. Wise
Father Beczewski
Ladies Nine-Gored Skirt Pattern No 2946
Pattern department advertises Paris Pattern No 2946 for a nine-gored skirt in seven sizes 22 to 34 inches. Describes fabric requirements for various widths with and without nap and notes center back closing under a box plait.
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Paris
Baby walks on hind legs shocks onlookers
Sightseers report a baby displaying bipedal movement in a public setting prompting astonishment and curiosity from bystanders. No injuries or further details available.
Sever Diplomatic Relations Buenos Ayres Sends Demands
The Argentine government orders the Bolivian minister to leave Buenos Aires within 24 hours and telegraphs the Argentine minister to Bolivia to depart La Paz immediately. The move follows Bolivia's refusal to accept Argentina's boundary award governing the Bolivia Peru dispute. The Bolivian minister says Bolivia will submit the arbital award to parliament for consideration, seen as grounds to break relations.
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Buenos Ayres
Senor Fonseca
Bolivia
la Paz
Argentina
Peru
Alcorta
Soldier kills girl then flees as cavalry closes in
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, private Charles O Neal of the Thirteenth Infantry shot Minnie Scharbeno, 28, a French maid at Capt. Charles Murphy’s home, after being jilted. About 500 cavalry pursued him all day until Private William Oosthuyser of the Fifteenth Cavalry captured him at sunset. O Neal leapt into Lake Merritt and threatened suicide before surrendering.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Charles O'Neal
Thirteenth Infantry
Minnie Scharbeno
Charles N. Murphy
O'Neal
William Oosthuyser
Ffteenth
Lake Merritt
One's First Duty and the Neighbor's Happiness
A compact reflection on moral duty. The speaker asserts that personal duty to self precedes aiding others, yet the aim toward neighbors is to make them happy if possible. The note carries Stevenson’s temper and emphasis on ethical benevolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Stevenson
The One Great Interest Education Quote by Vendell Phillips
A historic remark from Vendell Phillips asserts education as the sole interest demanding deep, controlling anxiety from thoughtful individuals. The phrase positions education as paramount amid competing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vendell Phillips
Balcony Pond Nuisance Prompt Sign Posting
A local man claims one of his employees reported nuisance from boys swimming in a pond. The owner allowed a sign to be posted reading No Loffiing or Swimmig on Theas Growns Order by If Catched Law Will be Forced. Berkshire Courier notes the wording and intent of the notice.
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Berkshire Courier
Laymen Lead Fight Against Consumption Says TB Study
National Association figures show nearly half the active campaign against tuberculosis are laymen and the layman share has tripled in four years. The article notes the crooked man never knows which way he is turning.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Post Toasties Dainty Toasted Corn Cereal
A short description of Post Toasties presents the pearly white corn cereal made by cooking, rolling and toasting to create a dainty breakfast item. The brand emphasizes crisp texture and appealing flavor as a ready to eat cereal option.
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CPL Ome
Washington News
General News
Miss Barrette
Cecilia Kenyon
Patrick H. O'Donnell
Canada
Belleville
Ont
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
Taggart
Chamber
Butler, PA
Libbby’s
Abby
Libby
Peerless
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mic
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