Wilson in Pennsylvania Opens Governor's Campaign Visit
Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey arrived in Harrisburg with a warm reception as Pennsylvania hosts a state fair and a campaign push. The visit aims to promote harmony between Keystone and regular Democrats amid differing state tickets, with tariff and economic issues highlighted for November. Taft reception planned in the evening by the state bench and bar with Chief Justice White among attendees.
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Harrisburg
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Williams Grove
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Marshall
Ohio
National Committee
Taft
White
Woman Recovers After Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Megadore Ohio woman shares relief from severe female troubles avoiding operation after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the remedy as a standard 30 year health support for displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities and related conditions. It invites readers to write for confidential advice to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
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Megadore, Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lre Mancess
Hik. F. D
Megadore
Ohio
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Roosevelt in Vermont visits Bennington before Burlington
Col Roosevelt arrives in Bennington Vermont greeted by Progressive supporters and onlookers. He plans a noon address at the Addison County Fair attacking Republican and Democratic nominees and outlining Progressive policies. He also may respond to Harvard president Emeritus Eliot's criticisms on women in the campaign.
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Bennington
Col. Roosevelt
Progressive Committee
Addison County
Emeritus Eliot
Harvard University
Rutland
Middlebury
Burlington
Taft and Chief Justice White Lead Federal Day Celebration
In Columbus Ohio on August 29 President Taft and Supreme Court Chief Justice White will speak at the centennial celebration of the state capital location. Both are expected to avoid political topics and focus on the occasion.
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Columbus
Taft
White
United States Supreme Court
Johnson Attacked at Howe in California Campaign
Governor Johnson, Progressive vice presidential candidate, plans to travel East to assist Roosevelt. Opponents allege misuse of state funds for personal political aims, citing six months of claims totaling 3000 dollars for postage, telegraphing, travel, and contingencies. Johnson’s supporters defend the expenses as legitimate and accountable.
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San Fransisco
Johnson
Progressive Party
East
Col
Roosevelt
Western Union Telegraph Company
Gov. Johnson
Railway Violated Sixteen Hour Rule in Freight Run
Information filed in a U S district court charges the C M St P railway with making two employees engineer William Frith and fireman A Winer work over sixteen hours and failing to report the incidence. The alleged overlong shift occurred on a freight train between Dubuque and Nahant near Davenport, with Milwaukee listed as the company.
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Davenport
United States District Court
C. M. & St. P. Railway
William Frith
A. Winer
United States
M. L. Temple
Commission
Milwaukee
Dubuque
Nahant
Government elevators to be taken over by grain company
Winnipeg Aug 29 after September 1 the Government elevator system will go out of commission and the Grain Grower's Grain company will take over operation. A contract with the company is in place and provincial control will be restructured as the commission ceases to exist.
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Winnipeg
Man
Farmers Gather at Richmond Experiments to Hear Experts
Farmers from across Virginia converge on the Richmond experiment stations for talks by top speakers from the United States Department of Agriculture on scientific farming techniques and practical suggestions for improving yields.
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Richmond
United States Department of Agriculture
Prisoner to Be Shot in Nevada Prison
Reno Nev Aug 20 Andriyi Mkrovich will be shot to death in the state prison today for murder. His case drew wide attention because state law allows a prisoner the option of hanging or shooting and the warden faced difficulty finding five men willing to assist in the execution.
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Reno
Nev
Andriyi Mirkovich
Paris hosts major track day for boxers at Columbes
French professionals compete in sprint events from 100 to 1500 meters under the Metropolitan Club of Paris at Columbes. Notable boxers including Carpentier Thomas Gunther Ledoux Poesy Gallard and others are entered for the clashes.
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Presch Sportives
Paris
Metropolitan Club of
Columbes
Carpentier
Thomas
Gunther
Ledoux
Poesy
Gaillard
Want Ad Offers Help with Your Errands
A local journal want ad promotes the service offering to run errands for residents. It claims reliable assistance for tasks such as shopping, delivery, and small chores. The notice emphasizes affordable rates and flexible hours.
Local Cleaners Face Pressure to Adopt Safer Methods
A passage notes threats against smaller cleaners to compel them to use safe and improved methods or be driven out of the business. The statement reflects intimidation by members urging conformity to higher industry standards.
Greek murderer caught in Iowa linked to Greece killings
Cedar Rapids reports a Greek murder case from Greece where Pamo glotis Georgiotoulos alias Sliomos Rybariosia was traced to Vinton Iowa. Federal officials consider him an escaped convict and seek deportation to Greece to face murder charges. The case involves Greek consul general N Isleboute and Kansas City ally Join Dihos, amid a revenge atmosphere.
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Cedar Rapids
Greece
Vinton
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Pamoglotis Georgiotoulos
Sliomos Rybariosia
N. Isleboute
Chicago
Georgiotoulos
New York
Three WERT AT DES MOINES
Three people were injured when an Ingersoll park street car crashed into the rear of another street car in Des Moines on Tuesday. Edward Weirs the conductor is in serious condition Fred James a passenger was severely cut about the head and body. The cause of the accident is not known.
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Des Moines
Ingersoll Park
Edward Weirs
Fred James
Threshing Engine Boiler Explosion Injures Two
An engine boiler exploded on the Murphy brothers farm near Shenandoah Missouri after a steam gauge failed to register. The blast sent the boiler 250 feet and the flywheel plus parts 400 feet, injuring two men severely.
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Shenandoah
Murphy Brothers
Missouri
Man Dies in Motorcycle Crash Near Le Mars
Louis Sheller 29 of Garfield township was killed instantly when a motorcycle he rode fell and an automobile following at high speed ran over him on the road near Le Mars Monday night. He was a well to do farmer and expected to marry soon.
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le Mars
Louis Sheller
Garfield Township
Sheller
Iowa Woman Ren for Mayor Tour Promotion
Des Moines notes Mrs. Ray Copley Baum sister of Congressman Copley arrives with her sister on route to the east. She runs as an independent on the independent ticket and denies being a suffragette while affirming support for equal suffrage in California.
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Des Moines
Ray Copley Baum
Copley
San Diego
Cal
Auto Skids Over Embankment. Two Dead or Injured
A Burlington accident near here killed 18 year old Haro Oelka and injured traveling man J. K. Niemeyer when a car skidded over an embankment and turned turtle. Oelka was pinned beneath the vehicle and died at the scene. Niemeyer is expected to recover. A boy in the back seat escaped injury.
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Burlington
Haro
Oelka
J. K. Niemeyer
Niemeyer
Misa Proffitt Leaves for Paris Study Tour
Misa Effie Mae Proffitt of the University School of Music has been granted a year’s leave by the board of education. She left for New York City and will sail soon for Paris to study under Jean de Reszke. She plans to visit Italy before returning to 8, U. 1.
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Towa City
Misa Effie Mae Proffitt
University School of Music
Board of Education
New York City
Paris
Jean de Reszke
Italy
U. 1
Fatter of Twins Seers Prize Des Moines Contenders
Des Moines resident G. B. Matlock plans a strong bid to keep the baby championship in Des Moines. He relies on a pair of two year olds, Masters Clifford and Clayton, with potential first and second prizes. A Dubuque contender Pred C. Robinson Jr., son of the grand secretary, also enters the race for the blue ribbon.
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Des Moines
Matlock
Jefferson Street
Clifford
Clayton
Elk
Dubuque
C. Robinson, Jr
Younker and Falk Buy Des Moines Store on Fast Locust
Falk L Younker of Des Moines and I Younker of Louisiana Mo announce the purchase of the Fast Locust street store from C B Dockstader Co. The store is open under new ownership with remodeling, fixtures, and stock planned. Fair store, oldest in the city, dates to about 30 years ago, once run by Orris Co before Dockstader & Co. acquired it.
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Des Moines
Falk
Younker
Louisiana, Mo
Fast Locust Street
C. B. Doeckstader & Co
C. B. Dockstader & Co
Orris & Co
Dockstadds’ Company
Iowa Cleaners and Dyers tackle dishpan gasoline danger
Cedar Rapids, Aug 29. The Iowa State Cleaners and Dyers association, formed in Cedar Rapids, will push to remove the dishpan gasoline danger from small cleaning shops. They report improved machinery and methods have eliminated most risk from open pan cleaning, and plan to seek legislative action.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Cleaners and Dyers Association
Chamberlain's Tablets Improve Digestion and Health
A notice praising Chamberlain's Tablets for correcting poor digestion and aiding the stomach liver and bowels. It claims quick relief from misery and urges readers to try it with claims of many cures at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Lemmon
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