President Roosevelt Hunts Big Game in Vermont Visit
President Roosevelt visits the Corbin preserve in Croydon mountains to hunt a boar and delivers a brief public address in Newport Vermont. He forgoes umbrellas, endures a rain shower, and spends the night at the Corbin club house after a hunting excursion aided by Senator Proctor. In Louisville C T Ballard plans to press for a visit by the president after Chattanooga, with Governor Beckham inviting him to the Lexington trotting meeting.
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Savage to publish names of men who offered bribes
Governor Savage claims he will release the names of men who tried to bribe him in selecting Omaha fre and police commissioners. He says he has documents and will make them public at the proper time, asserting the bribe sought to defeat a powerful faction and labor unions protested the omission of representation.
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Battle at Thornton involves Medill and McLaren
Port Haron Mid Aug 30 Edward Medill saloonkeeper and Dr A L McLaren of Petrolia Ont former ly of this city met on a lonely road near Thornton eight miles from the city and fought a bloody battle knives allegedly used Doctors head pounded nose split open McGill jailed then released Mrs McGill at a farm house near the site and her irate husband brought her back to the city Standish Mich Aug 30 James Sage jailed on bigamy charge suffered a paralytic stroke and may not survive His trial was set for the next circuit court term Indianapolis Aug 30 Democratic state committee chair O Brien plans open campaign about Sept 20 asking prominent speakers to cooperate Republicans start the same day.
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Democratic State Committee
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Beatrice man evades exile by firing on attackers
James Krojan of near Ellis Nebraska received a warning to leave the country from a self described whitecap leader. He armed himself with pistols and fired back as attackers fired several volleys at his home on Thursday night, with no injuries reported.
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James Krojan
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Sumatra Tobacco Grown Under Cover in Wisconsin
In Janesville Wisconsin August a Sumatra wrapper crop grown under canvas at the Haddles farm is harvested. W W Cobey from the Washington agriculture department instructs growers on methods. Leaves are picked individually then placed in lined baskets and strung on threads to ripen, with several pickings possible from a single field.
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Janesville
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W. W. Cobey
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Den Danish Nobility Ties Highlight Bartholin Family Claim
Frederick Bartholin of 689 North Trumboldt Ave asserts he is William J. Bartholin's half brother and that the Bartholin property may pass to him unless other claimants prove kinship. He cites a Danish noble lineage and a father who fled Denmark with a German servant, while noting a troubled family history tied to a death by suicide.
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Frederick Bartholin
North
Trumboldt Avenue
William J. Bartholin
Bartholin
Denmark
United States
William Bartholin
William Hartholin
Markets Summary Mixed Livestock and Grain Quotes Across Regions
Chicago hogs prices around 6.95 to 7.70 for various packing and shipping grades. Cattle receipts about 2,000 with steers from 4.50 to 8.10 and feed stocks noted. Buffalo market slow with mixed cattle, sheep, and lambs priced. wheat and corn futures show varied shifts with No. 2 red around mid 60s to 70s and oats, rye, and barley reflecting regional activity.
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Texas
Bufalo
Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
East Buffalo
Michigan
Iss
Canada
Printing press the mightiest machine for thought
A quotation extols the printing press as central to modern industry and communication. It proclaims that steam and electricity pale beside concentrated thought expressed in type and spread to the world, attributed to Thomas A. Edison’s vision of printing.
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Omas A. Edison
Public Alliance urges Roosevelt to press for settlement in coal strike
The Public Alliance of Wilkesbarre appeals to President Roosevelt asking for arbitration or mediation to end the four month anthracite coal strike. They criticize J P Morgan's stance, urge action to prevent ruin, and cite widespread disruption in the industry. General Gobin issues orders to troops in Shenandoah and surrounding areas directing restraint and readiness to fire if provoked.
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Publc Alliance
Roosevelt
United States
J. P Morgan
Trusts
People
Public Alliance
OT. F. Hart
Mitchell
Old Fashioned Training and Women Health Myths
The article argues old fashioned training ignored women’s physical ailments and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure. It includes testimonials from Miss Flora I. Greer and Miss Rose Kilfether, praising health improvements and urging consultation with Dr. Pierce. It notes the medicine contains no narcotics and invites sick women to write for advice.
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Howe Street
Akron
Ohio
Rose Kilfether
West Sharpnack St
Imantown
Philadelphia
Buffalo
N. Y
R. V. Pierce
Pierce
Trouble Likely Over Kill on Jackson Street Bridge
Joseph William Jacques died after a fight with a watchman from the Great Northern shops under the Jackson Street bridge. Patrick Joseph O Keefe is held on charges of murder, claiming self defense amid tense shop actions tied to a recent strike. Police warn further trouble may follow as inquiries continue.
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Joseph William Jacques
Jackson Street
Great Northern
Jackson Street Bridge
Patrick Joseph O' Keefe
O' Keefe
Tie
Move Have Been Expected in an Alimony Suit
Eaton Rapids Michigan August 30 Mrs Edward Gary sues Miss Pearl Darling for alienation of her husband’s affection seeking 15000 damages. Deputy and Gary’s family say the suit was started by spite with Gary’s detective evidence cited. The report notes Darling’s earlier church work and local club involvement.
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Mich
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Miss Pearl Darling
Miss Darling
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Mixes Darling
Detroit
Americans Bid Farewell to Berlin Military Aide Visit
Mrs Corbin and Mrs Potts met German and Italian officials as the United States military attache and party received farewell at the embassy. Generals Jackson and Corbin were presented to the Italian king and the empress, with US diplomatic circles noting the Black Eagle ribbon as part of parade attire. The party planned a visit to the West Point centennial and a Monday dinner hosted by Major Kerr.
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Count von Truchkendlacher
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John J. Jackson
United States
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Jackson
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Baron von Richthofen
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von Witeleben
Germany
West Point
Luehenfelds
Kerr
Good Roads Convention to tour Midwest and West
Washington reports a Minnesota fair associated good roads convention September 1 3 with the Good Roads Train from the Great Northern railway visiting St Paul St Cloud Fargo Grand Forks Seattle and Portland The Department of Agriculture will lead with Director Martin Dodge and aides to promote local meetings during the tour In Keokuk Iowa a man G Gaffner 60 is found dead in a pond seven miles from town after missing a week officials say he fell from a foot log and had a prior brain condition. he escaped from a hospital Sunday.
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Arrest and escape headline involving Pierce forgery
Tlarold Pierce is arrested for forgery and leaped from a train near Hutchinson Kansas, escaping custody. There will be no miners strike in Kansas this fall. Colonel William C. Cooper, longtime Ohio political figure, died in Mount Vernon at 71. Representative Reese DeGraffern Reid of Texas died of apoplexy in Washington. Alfred Lovell named assistant superintendent of motive power at Santa Fe. A group of major malleable iron firms with 25 million capital is being considered. Michael Giornarelli says his wife eloped with Oreste Chappetta taking 700 dollars. A mysterious disappearance and murder case has been cleared.
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Santa Fe
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Chicago
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