Foraker Marks Line of Battle in Ohio Politics
Ohio politics see two U S Senators Foraker and Dick forced into a united stand as Burton and Roosevelt era factions clash at Dayton convention. Taft’s national prospects rise behind a brewing intra party struggle that may shape the 1908 presidential outlook amid Ohio factionalism and editor Wolf backed Taft effort.
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Foraker
Raule
Buckeye
Dayton
Belttle
Ohio
Roosevelt
Taft
Fairbanks
Shaw
Fervker
Petty
Isk
Gen
Mark Hanna
Anonts
Blessigm
Johm Sherman
Hanna
Foraken
Mark
Uma
Wolf
Eoosevelt
Cannon
Coura
Byron
Senator Foraker
Burton
Married Gowder Moore Joineb Growder to Mary Moore
Marriage notice repeats two times with Rev Norman Ward at the parsonage 12 9 East Capitol Street. Names Gowder Moore Joineb Growder and Mary Moore appear with venue and date details in old obit style.
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Owder-Moore
Joineb
Mary
Moore
Notice of death and Morrison information pages
Announcement states that Morrison and death notices will appear simultaneously in The Washington Post and listed newspapers without extra insertion or typography charges. Newspapers include New York Togs Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald.
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Morrison
Washington Post
Ron
Mppaar
NEW York Togs
Foston Globr
Burfalo Courier
Caggo Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public
Lebger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Lowis Republic
Byracuse Poss-Standart
Burton Preparing Hot Fight Against Dick
Ohio Republican State convention next month faces a clash over Senator Charles Dick's re election campaign leadership. Representative T Fr Burton of Cleveland says a well known Republican would likely be chosen to oppose Dick, with Longworth Taylor or Elmer Dover named as possible candidates. Burton plans talks with anti Dick forces and vows a strong show at the convention as factions prepare for a historic showdown in Ohio Republicanism.
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T. Fr. Burton
Cleveland
Charles Dick
Ohio Republican State Executive Committee
Severa
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinmati
E. L. Taylor
Columbus
Burton
Foraker
Dickshewli
Roosevelt
Congress
Gen. Disk
Barton
Ohio
Tammany Falls Favours Hearst In Bitter Governor Bid
Tammany Hall lines are drawn in a fierce contest between Hearst and Jerome for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and party leadership. McClellan faction backs Jerome while Murphy fights to preserve control. East Side loyalties, Sullivan allies, and a unit rule battle shape a bitter run to the September 18 primaries with upstate support expected for Jerome.
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Empire State
Tammany Hall
Washington Post
New York
Acarst
Jerome
Hearst
Jeromb
Tammany
Mc Ziellan
Charles Ft.murphy
Murphy
Muray
McClellan
John F. O'Brien
Charles F. Murphy
Big Tim
Sullivan
Sullivans
Little Tim
East Side
Citizens’ Unien
Jerome Aince
Rutgers Street
Mel Glevan
Charles FP
Jerome McClellan
Sullivane
Dan" Winh
Ble Tom" Foley
John F. Ahern
Frank J. Goodwin
Galton
P. H. Keenan
J. F. Curry
W. E. Sinnott
Cogery
Dunn
W.3. Boyhan
Thomas F. McAvoy
George F. Scannell
Maurice Featherston
Middletown
Orange County
Orange County Agricultural Society
Westchester County
Upstate
District Attorney
James W. Osborne
Lim
I Jt
Hearst-McClellan
Independent Democrats Call Albany Conference to Oppose Hearst
New York city August 27 The Evening Post reports that a group of independent Democrats has issued a circular calling a conference in Albany on September 5 with broad county representation. Jerome District Attorney, Buffalo Mayor Adam, Edward M Shepard, and D Cady Herrick are slated to speak. The circular claims the aim is to block a corrupt deal involving the Democratic name and organization.
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New York
The
Evening Post
Albany
Dstrict
Jerome
J. D. Adam
Buffalo
Edward M. Shepard
Brooklyn
Cady Herrick
Post
Hearst
Hughes Noncommittal on New York Governor Nomination
Special to Tue Washington reports Charles E. Hughes, attorney for the Armstrong insurance committee, in Leamington England, avoids contact with friends and refuses to discuss or commit to any candidacy. He says he has not sent messages to Odell Higgins or others and will declare his position only after returning home aboard the Carmania.
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Washington Fost Leamington
England
Charles E. Hughes
Armstrong Insurance Committee
America
New York
Mr. Hughes
Benjamin Odell
Gov. Higgins
Higgins
Jerome
Hughes
New Rate Law Now Effective
The new rate law takes effect as the Interstate Commerce Commission prepares for a wave of questions and possible court challenges. Key figures, including Mr Cockrell and Mr Knapp, lead a board arriving in Washington to organize on September 7. The commission will enforce the law while courts resolve constitutional issues, with Prof Henry C Adams hired to standardize railroad accounting and curb rebates.
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Cockrell
Washington
Knapp Beg
Frezen
Notic
Congress
Henry C. Adams
Michigan University
Commission
Adams
United States
Recordi
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Mnes
Cassatt
Min Nssaars
Si Ping
Union Pacific Railway
Armour Private
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
California
Inds
Bonds Missing In Toledo Detroit Electric Railway Case
Monroe Mich Aug 27 Judge Lockwood names Willis Baldwin Monroe and BR H Burgown Fremont Ohio receivers for the Toledo Ann Arbor and Detroit Electric Railway partly built between Toledo and Ann Arbor In response to a Toledo Gorman Brothers petition The suit cites disappearance of about 600 worth of bonds issued years ago
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Monroe, Mich
Lockwood
Willis Baldwin
Monroe
BR. H. Burgown
Fremont
Ohio
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Detroit Electric
Gorman Brothers
Petersburg
Mich
Tt Ie
British editors join simplified spelling board test
New York Aug 2 two British scholars join the simplified spelling board to testify support for a movement to improve English spelling. Dr J A Marv ing of the Oxford Dictionary and Prof Joseph Wright of the English Dialect Dictionary are named as new members. Worcester Telegram Aug 22 adopts Roosevelt approved spelling rules as a one day experiment in its news columns.
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New York
JA. ‘Marving
Henry Bradley
ABC
Joseph Wright
Brander Matthews
Froidkeat
Great Britain
Worcester
Maes
Telegram
Roosevelt
Wife After Clubman Leads to Divorce Suit
Edward Dudley, famed Philadelphia lawyer and clubman, faces a warrant for non support as his wife pursues divorce. She alleges infidelity and alienation of affections, naming Mrs. Elizabeth Vanderpoel of New York. Previous settlements and escalating demands feature in the disputes.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Edward Dudley
Theapera
Mme. P Blauvelt
Locust Street
Dudley
Athenian League
Europe
Elizabeth ¥. Vanderpoel
New York
Vanderpoel
Hit by stray bullet at Bellevue camp meeting grounds
Washington Pennsylvania August 27 William Workman son of Dr Samuel Workman immotent bystander fatally shot by police officer Ira Virgin at Bellevue camp meeting grounds near Independence while ejecting lawless characters. Virgin says he fired in air. Workman gravely wounded in abdomen and in critical condition. officer charged with felonious shooting.
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Washington
William Workman
Samuel Workman
Bellevue Camp Meeting Grounds
Independence
Ira Virgin
Workman
Fragmented rail route codes hint at a broader transport map
OCR text lists scattered place codes and abbreviated names such as ALIR-MCHGAN and KLA-GHGY. The fragment suggests a transportation or shipping ledger with district and state abbreviations, but lacks complete context or readable sentences to confirm events, dates, or outcomes.
Washington War Department Aid Worker Faces Social Backlash
Mrs. Curtis, a Washington aid worker with War Department credentials, returns to San Francisco after injuries from an Oakland automobile crash while aiding relief. She plans suit against the Oakland Street Car Company and the auto owner’s insurer, seeking damages and property insurance. Local Southern society reportedly shuns her due to ties to colored people and her husband, a Washington physician.
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Washington
San Francisco
MS Curtis
War, Department
Washington, D. C
Oakland
Oakland Street Car Company
Sha Waa
California
Tart
O'Reilly
Cuba
Clara Bartow
Flood Devastates Mazatlan Coast After Extended Rain
Mazatlan Mexico reports a seven day flood causing hundreds homeless after twenty days of rain across the Pacific coast. Beachfront homes swept away and a key boulevard to the sea destroyed. Water pipes broken and waterworks destroyed, jeopardizing the city’s 20,800 residents and sugar growers face heavy losses.
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Mazatlan
Mexico
Pacific
Mershian
Impure Food Destroyed in Chicago in Week
Chicago officials report thirty five hundred tons of impure foodstuffs destroyed last week per the health department bulletin. The city also saw several arrests during the period as authorities enforce sanitary laws and seize offending goods.
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Chicago
Bulletin of the Health Department
Deaths and maritime notices mix in local column
Milo Mead the Sage of New Lebanon dies at Byron Shore aged 82 after giving nearly a million dollars to public improvements. Notices include Capt J Frank Grese’s Civil War death, HL Wernz financier of St Louis, and ship arrivals at New York and Cherbourg with several liners listed alongside a furniture advertisement.
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Weahington Pos
Greenwich
Conn
Milo Mead
New Lebanon
Byron Shore
Mead
Dorn
East Portchester
Erest
Ebenezer Mead
Oak Grove
J. Frank Grese
Jo Shelby
Quantrell
Lawrence
Kans
Grain Valley
Fergus Falls
Minn
HL Wernz
St. Louis
Bathe Lake
Swamp Root Promoted For Kidney and Bladder Relief
An advertisement proclaims Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It lists symptoms such as back pain dizziness nervousness and urinary issues and claims quick benefit and widespread cures. The copy urges readers to request a sample bottle and pamphlet by mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
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Idlmer
Dr. Kilmer
Albout
Qmail
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Hing- Kumton
Washington Daily Post
The Awakening of Helena Richie review excerpt
A marginal note review proclaims Margaret Deland's novel The Awakening of Helena Richie as a great and moral work. It quotes praise from The New York Times and Independent and notes the book's relentless moral force and vivid life. The Times also weighs in with its assessment.
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Awakening of
Helena Richie
Margaret Deland
New York
Fimes
England
America
the Independent
the Times
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