Cities Celebrate Taft Inauguration Across City and Nation
All Chicago suspended business for five minutes at 11 o'clock as Taft took the oath before the Supreme Court. Courts paused, post office operations halted, and prayers and salutes resounded. Yale students marched through snow in New Haven to honor Taft and send congratulations from campus. Cincinnati rang bells and sounded whistles, while Minnesota lawmakers paid homage and sent felicitations to both Roosevelt and Taft.
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Yale
Chicago
Taft
Supreme Court
Board of Trade
Criminal Court
Harry Olson
Postoffice
A. E. le Gros
Board of Education
Otto C. Schneider
Franklin School
Cincinnati
United States
William Howard Taft
John W. Herron
Washington
Yale University
New Haven
Alumni Hall
Reed
N. G. Osborn
Taft Inauguration Pause Sparks Song on Board of Trade
Business paused for five minutes at the Kansas City Board of Trade during President Taft's inauguration as members rose to sing America.
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Board of Trade
Kansas City
Taft
America
Peoples' Party Caucus for City Ticket Nomination
A caucus of the Peoples' party will be held Tuesday evening March 16 at 8 o'clock in City Hall to nominate a full city ticket. All interested in city affairs are invited to attend by order of the Committee.
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Peoples’ Party
For Rent Seven Room House on W Second St
Local notice offers a seven room house for rent on W Second Street in good condition. Inquiries directed to Journal Co. 23 66 R Wells of West Chester, after a day in the city.
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Inquire of Journal Co
Mackay statue honors labor and founders in Nevada
Edwin A Nye lauds Clarence H Mackay presenting a statue of his father to the University of Nevada. The piece depicts a rugged early miner with pick and slouch hat, praising workers who built the republic and urging lasting respect for labor over effortless wealth.
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University of Nevada
Clarence H. Mackay
Mackay Fortunes
Mackay
Our Republic
New World
Holes In Metal Alloy Used To Plug Gaps
An alloy of nine parts lead two parts antimony and one part bismuth expands when cooled making it useful as a plug for holes in metal. The plug tightens as it becomes cold.
The Sou and Solidus Through Coin Histories
A London Standard note traces the sou and the solidus from ancient Rome to modern English and French coinage. It explains how aureus and denarii evolved into the solidus and today’s solid and sou, with the son as a halfpenny relic, remarking on how few names endure well through time.
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France
London Standard
Bad for Mme Steinheil Calls From Admires Chateau
Paris authorities revive murder case with evidence showing Mme Steinheil used a telephone the morning after the killing to call the château of her admirer Maurice Borderel. Remy Couillaud testified that she feigned prostration and then picked up the receiver. The magistrate refused Mme Steinheil’s bail application.
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Chateau
Paris
Mme. Steinheil
Adolph Steinheil
Mme. Japy
Remy Couillaud
Steinheil
Mme
Maurice Borderel
Mme, Steinheil
Fine knife for Roosevelt
A jewelled hunting knife presented to Theodore Roosevelt by Justice James W. Gerard of New York. The gold and platinum hilt features an eagle head, garnet eyes, a forest scene with two Indians, and the United States arms. The blade bears an inscription and bears two bear heads as guards. The knife, nearly a foot long, reportedly cost 61250.
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Roosevelt
United States
James W. Gerard
Supreme Bench
New York City
T. R
Theodore Roosevelt
Universalist Church to Open In-house Theater in Atlanta
The Universalist Church in Atlanta plans a large scale in house theater led by Rev. E Dean Ellenwood. The first production will be The Servant in the House as the church converts its lower floor into a stage with footlights and scenery. The pastor defends theater as having religious origins and potential moral good despite modern concerns.
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Atlanta
The
Universalist
E. Dean Ellenwood
Ellenwood
House kills bill for Hot Springs racing under commission
In Little Rock on March 12 the Arkansas House rejected a bill that would allow racing at Hot Springs under a state commission. The action blocks the proposed regulated racing plan.
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Little Rock
Ark
Hot Springs
Governor Bans Poolselling at Texas Fairs
Governor Campbell signed a bill prohibiting poolselling at county and state fairs in Texas. The action was announced from Austin on March 12.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Campbell
Los Angeles Mayor A. C. Harper resigns amid recall
Mayor A. C. Harper resigns in Los Angeles after a recall petition by 10,000 voters alleging misconduct. He declined to explain the reasons behind his departure.
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Los Angeles
A. C. Harper
Suggestive Questions on Sunday School Lesson
Rev. Dr. Linscott presents reflective prompts for the International Newspaper Bible Study Club guiding readers through the weekly lesson with focused questions and brief citations for study.
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Dr. Linscott
International Newspaper
Bible Study Club
Aeneas and Dorcas in Early Christian Faith
Study questions on Acts 9 31 to 43 explore themes of light and darkness, healing, faith and God’s will. It discusses whether sickness is from the Devil or divine dispensation, the role of faith healing, the impact of miracles on community, and the duty to aid the living and comfort the sorrowing.
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Aeneas and
Dorcas
Peter
Aeneas
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Miss Ene Young Goes Home for Week with Relatives
Miss Ene Young leaves this evening for Grundy Center to spend a week with relatives, returning soon.
Keota Visitor Returns After Short Stay
Bar Woolm of Keota returned home last evening after a two day visit at the J. C. Woolm home. Sam Thompson traveled to Des Moines yesterday and is spending a few days there.
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Bar! Woolm
Keota
J. C. Woolm
Sam Thompson
Des Moines
Mrs Shellabarger and Vera Felker Visit Local Home
Mrs H M Shellabarger and her daughter Ruth depart for Freedonia for a week long trip. Miss Vera Felker from Sigourney arrived last evening to stay several days at the John Minick residence in the city.
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H. M. Shellabarger
Ruth
Freedonia
Vera Felker
Sigourney
John Minick
Mrs Benn and family visit West Chester home
Mrs H Benn and her daughter Mrs Chas McCreedy and the latter s little daughter Helen were passengers for West Chester last evening visiting the home of Frank Wilson.
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H. Benn
Chas. McCreedy
Helen
West Chester
Frank Wilson
Ottumwa Visitors Return Home After City Stop
Walter Martin and Joshua Robin son of Ottumwa spent yesterday in the city and left this morning for home. J. B. Martin of West Chester, who was in the city yesterday, was a homeward bound passenger on the last train.
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R. Wells
West Chester
Walter Martin
Joshua Robinson
Ottumwa
J. 8. Martin
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with Paz o Ointment
Guaranteed to cure any case of itching or bleeding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. Promotes Paz Ointment for external use with a 560c price claim.
City Bus Line Phone Order System Instructs Frank Rogers
Call up Phone No. 1 to place bus line orders and have them promptly attended. Provide street and number for delivery as directed by Frank Rogers.
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Frank Rogers
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