Stimson Emerges as Roosevelts Pick for New York Governor
Henry L. Stimson, aged forty seven, emerges as the Republican standard bearer in New York, lauded as a relentless prosecutor who has forced the sugar trust to face the law. His record includes indicting sugar directors, obtaining railroad fines, and shaping high profile cases under Roosevelt and Taft.
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Henry L. Stimson
Sugar Trust
United States
Art Trust
Charles Wo
Lee Trust
H. Harriman
New York Central Railroad
Stimson
Elihu Root
Empire State
Yale
Harvard
Winthrop
Taft
Philadelphia Sugar Refining Company
John E.i Parsons
Bonaparte
West
Lewis Atterbury Stimson
New York
Medical College
Cornell University
Henry A. Stimson
Manhattan Congregational Church
New York City
Mabel Wellington White
New Haven
Conn
Stimsons
Missing Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Passenger Sends All to Wife
New York City dispatch reports a missing man from the Kaiser Wilhelm who left a note on a collar box stating he gave all his belongings to his wife in Washington Iowa. The Journal sought more details but could not confirm before press time.
Registrars and Police Appointed for November Election
City council adjourned meeting names registrars and police for the November 8 election. In the first ward registrars are Geo Ross and J W Heath with police T T Maxwell and Jack Clancy. Second ward registrars J H Loughead and Chas Hebner with police M H Sweet and Jesse Demarce. Third ward registrars J S Shearer and W P Moothart with police D M Lemon and C O Bailey. Fourth ward registrars O F Haight and Matt Springman with police Sam Wolfe and S P Keifer.
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Geo. Ross
J. W. Heath
T. T. Maxwell
Jack Clancy
J. H. Loughead
Chas. Hebner
M. H. Sweet
Jesse Demarce
Third Ward
O. F. Haight
Matt Springman
Sam Wolfe
S. P. Keifer
Social afternoon for Miss Ethel Winter honors at East Washington
Mrs Earnest Lemmon hosted about fifty ladies at her East Washington home for Miss Ethel Winter of Frostburg Maryland. The event featured American beauty roses, a luncheon, and a 500 prize won by Mrs Marsh W Bailey.
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Earnest Lemmon
Itel Winter
Frostburg
Maryland
del Hollingsworth
West Washington Street
Ethel Winter
Life of Rev. John Elrod Captain of the Thirteenth Iowa
A sketch of Rev. John Elrod born July 11 1818 in Indiana. He served as captain of Crocker’s Brigade Thirteenth Iowa Infantry and later as chaplain. He lived in Davis County Cedar Township near Lexington and later moved to Kansas. He died January 1888 at age 69 and is buried in solid rock he chose for a grave site. His wife Mary Ellen Peterson died August 27 1895.
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Elrod
Iowa Infantry
John Elrod
Indiana
Epperson
Davis County
Sterling
Mary Ellen Peterson
Thirteenth
Crocker
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist’ Episcopal Conference
Cedar Township
Lexington
Kansas
Independence
Montgomery County
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