Divine guidance prayer at Republican convention urges virtue and unity
A lengthy prayer by Rabbi Tobias nfarber at a Republican convention calls for divine guidance for leaders, ethical governance, separation of church and state, labor harmony, anti corruption, and openness to immigrants. It prayers for unity, peace, and the establishment of a just nation. The text then extols American medicinal plants and endorses Dr. Pierce remedies made from glyceric extracts, claiming broad cures and alcohol-free formulas.
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Tobias Nfarber
Heaven
Earth
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Confidence in the Future Drives Fall Trade Prep Report
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review notes liberal preparations for fall trade with orders for prompt shipment and rising retail sales. Footwear firms gain more orders than textiles while iron and steel markets await price adjustments. Building rises boost lumber demand though overall value trails last year. Gold exports persist. money remains abundant amid prompt mercantile collections. Steel bars orders for agricultural implements reach 290000 tons as inquiries hint at strong next month.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Woman Fights Tiger to Save Keeper at Zoo
Los Angeles reports Herman Gerson, a mast lake park zoo keeper, was mauled by a male tiger while washing a cage. His wife attacked the beast with a pitchfork, forcing the tiger to release his arms. Gerson was taken to a hospital. Mayor Harper ordered stronger cage bars.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Herman Gerson
Mast Lake Park Zoo
Cierson
Harper
Court Implies Intent in Bigamy Conviction
In Springfield on June 20 the supreme court ruled that criminal intent may be implied in bigamy cases. William C. Spoor of Sangamon county, who married Grace Watts after receiving letters from his wife claiming a divorce and remarriage, is sentenced to the penitentiary despite unintentional aspects.
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Springfield
Supreme Court
William C. Spoor
Sangamon County
Spoor
Sarah Stanton
Grace Watts
Building a Log Church in Boortown
Jasonville Indiana June 20. The village of Boortown known for quaint worshipers holds a protracted meeting. In the absence of a preacher, citizens take turns ministering to the congregation. They plan a log church with puncheon seats and earth floor needing only money for nails.
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Jasonville
Ind
Boortown
Mrs Sage Hosts Sag Harbor Children Picnic
Mrs Russell Sage hosted every Sag Harbor child for a city picnic with games and an outdoor supper. She toured Pierson High School, noted her $125000 donation for its building, and spoke of her mother who once lived there.
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Mrs. Sage
New York
Sag Harbor
Russell Sage
Pierson High School
Taylor shoots self after farm duties dispute
Merlin Taylor, twenty, of southeast of Marshall, UL, killed himself because his father urged him to work on the farm. The June 20 report notes the self inflicted gunshot ended his life and his family was affected by the tragedy.
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Marshall
Merlin Taylor
Mrs Whitaker Dies in Philadelphia at Seventy Three
Mrs Whitaker wife of Bishop Ozi W Whitaker of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Pennsylvania dies in Philadelphia aged 73. News notes report a major Shelby Steel Tube plant fire with about one million dollars in losses. James R Keene's Ballot wins the Suburban handicap at Sheepshead Bay by a wide margin. Taft's nomination for president makes a good impression on the Paris bourse. The president and family depart Washington for Oyster Bay for the summer. Minneapolis Mayor vetoes a thirty year franchise for X company.
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Whitaker
Ozi W. Whitaker
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Shelby, O
Shelby Steel Tube Company
James R. Keene
Sheepshead Bay Track
New York
Taft
Paris
Washington
Oyster Bay
Harnes
Minneapolis
Minneapolis General Electric Company
New Clue Founds Cadillacs? Tragedy Links Seventy-Year-Old Case
In Cadillac Michigan a box of cartridges found near the railway station prompts police to explore a theory that Mrs Daniel Cooper had aid in slaying her husband and five children. Pastoral testimony suggests she feared a powerful man. A note by Inez age twelve found at the Cooper home reads My mother loves all but one.
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Cadillac
Mich
Daniel Cooper
A. W. Johnstone
Cooper
Cooper House
Inez
Mine Flood Triggers Miner Demand for Tools in Brazil Indiana
Heavy rainfall flooded the MclIntosh mine near Brazil Indiana as water broke through. Miners claim delayed pumping caused roof falls that wrecked and blocked recovery of their tools. A meeting of interested miners was called to plan action.
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Brazil
Ind
MclIntosh
Taft Nominated Seen Favorable by Vatican
Rome reports Taft's nomination as secretary is well received by the Vatican with favorable views of his stance toward the Roman Catholic church in the Philippines.
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Rome
Taft
Vatican
Philippines
Two Men Burned to Death in Matt Huttala Saloon Fire
In Jacobaville Michigan on June 20 two men named Esko and Johnson were burned to death when a fire consumed Matt Huttala s saloon and residence late at night.
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Jacobaville
Mich
Esko
Johnson
Matt Huttala
Weather Forecast For Midwest Regions Tonight
The forecast predicts generally fair skies in Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin with continued warmth. Local thunderstorms are possible in several states including Illinois Indiana Michigan and Iowa with mixed likelihood across the region.
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Ilinois
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Markets in Chicago and East Buffalo Today
Wheat and corn prices held narrow ranges with July wheat at 88 to 89 cents and January-like figures for other contracts. Live stock offerings in Chicago showed hogs firm at 5.05 to 5.85, cattle and sheep mixed, while East Buffalo quotes reflected slower cattle and rising hogs with best spray lambs around 7.25 to 7.50.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
The Shepherd Advice for Profitable Flock Care
A farmer counsels careful sheep management to boost profits. Begin before lambing with quality hay and salt, belled dogs avoided by bells, weed control via grazing, and regular shearing. Dip sheep after shearing, teach boys to shear, and separate thin ewes for targeted feeding.
Stock Ram Selection for Delaine Merino Flocks
The article advises buying pure bred line rams over inferior stock to ensure uniformity in offspring. It notes that a well bred ram transmits desirable traits reliably, unlike mongrel sires. It discusses grazing management, pasture rotation, and seasonal grain feeding to keep stock rams healthy and vigorous for mating.
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Thomas Shaw
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