Knox on Trust Issue in New York Division Club Address
The report covers Knox criticizing trust reform via common law while addressing the Division League Club in New York. It notes Roots warning Republicans about dangers to success. The event included a reception for Senator Philander and a sequence of formal greetings and remarks on corporate influence and congressional medicine.
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New York
Root
Philander
United States
Ab Wys
Cornelius N Dhe Gresider
Glub
Tee
Gallty
Nort
Sevelty
Eutlyante Congress
LICENSED TO MARRY IN FORTY-EIGHT COUNTY AREAS
Eight individuals including Ty ad Boke A Simmons and others were recorded in a marriage license notice spanning multiple counties. The document lists applicants and spouses, with references to Forge Vz and Bi a yy Rode wa and local officials. The notice indicates impending nuptials and courtlike confirmations across jurisdictions.
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Simmons Beth
Silllama
Stegein Bork
Deaths and Obituaries in a 1904 Canidain Parish Notice
A garbled obituary record lists numerous individuals with relationships to Rev and local families. It references funeral arrangements, burial services, and estate notes across places including Goshen and laws in 1904. Names such as Margar ite and James Standley appear in fragmented form amid dates and locations.
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Getoher
Lhersda
Duknson
Bowen
de Howen
Ops Batts
Paris
Congressions
Lriday
O & VE
Eary
Wallace
Henry
Briday
Threday Ogtoner
James
Standley
Jizebeth Chie
Harrison
Campaigning Claims and Roosevelt Era Accomplishments
The piece critiques Democratic opposition to Republican policy under Roosevelt. It cites Elkins act reforms and investigations for aiding Congress, argues Republicans achieved much since January, and defends the President’s adherence to law. It references Panama questions, Panama Canal plans, and a keynote on loyalty to the administration.
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Congress
Atch
Elkins
Thin Fan Ohlandie
Constructive Legisla
Dudeu Parker
Sexo Aero
Ansportavlox Commonsita Ua
Onéawhcl
Ageluxt
Republican Party
Lim
Surtighia
Knox
Min ‘Iss
Hoot
Tha House
Hin Nir Root
Democratic Party
Exanta Ik
Watson in Indianapolis Defends Populist Push in 1908
In Indianapolis Thomas E Watson opened the Populist campaign in Marion County at English Opera House. He urged a broad Jeffersonian party to oppose plutocratic influence and argued Parker’s nomination preserves the system. He warned Bryan faces internal Democratic party opposition and possible future upheaval if reform is pursued or blocked.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marion County
Thomas E Watson
Georgia
Wis
English Opera House
Watson
Democratic Party
Hearst
Bryan
Parker
Roosevelt
Parker Campaign Has Been To Convince Those Influences To Which Wel Kinley
Main
Mr Bryan
St Louis
Uryan
Hin Agslo Ag
Biyang
Tom
FUNSTON ON PATRIOTISM AT SONS OF THE REVOLUTION BANQUET
Brig Gen Frederick Funston urged fighting corruption at primaries and polls as a patriotic ideal while praising the founders. The event at Hamilton Club honored Yorktown surrender and noted nominations for Congress by Democrats and the Peoples Party in Detroit.
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Primanes
Chiceega
Frederick Funston
Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Hamilton Club
Republic
Gormwallia
Yorktown
Congress
York
Messra Hearst
Sulzer Towne
Baker
Laughman
Peoples Party
Detroit
Immigration Chief Reports Border View Of Roosevelt Campaign
Commissioner General of Immigration FPP Sargeant says no red fire or galloping fever in five weeks of campaigning along the Mexican and Pacific borders. He found railroad men leaning Republican, Canadians well informed and moving business forward. He noted labor sentiment favors Roosevelt and viewed Chinese and Japanese migration controls with treaty questions. He plans to include trip findings in an annual report and attend a District of Columbia meeting at 1029 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Immigration Bureau
United States
Washington
Commissioner General of Immigration
Fpp
Sargeant
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
Minnesota
Senator Fairbanke
San Francesco
Movi Ing
Portyland Ore
Arizona
San Francisco
Rooseelt
Parker
Dominion
Amlla
Colorado
Tho
Gov Peabody
Inspectior
Mexico
Cheyegna
Ited
Staes Ut
District of Columba
Pennsylvania Avenue
S 1
Siddons
George Browning
Virgina
Alarge Parker
Davis
Regent House
Corcoran
Clarence Thomas
Fates Funda
Biden Th Lon
Parker and Davis
Wisconsin Supreme Court Delivers Ruling on Republican Strife
Madison Oct. The long delayed opinion of the Wisconsin Supreme Court on the Republican factional fight affirms the earlier decision. Chief Justice Cassoday dissents, arguing the stalwarts were right and the La Follette faction wrong, and asserts the secretary of state duties are ministerial and subject to court control. The dissent questions central committee jurisdiction and supports voters’ rights to representation through properly certified delegates. Milwaukee reports party tickets filed with the secretary of state.
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Madison
Wis
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Marshall
Cassaday
la Follette
Gays
Wucred Ag
Elec
Milwaukee
Walter L Houser
Republican National Republican Democratic
Repub
Robert la Follatte
Fidward Suofield Ehoren
Semel
Cook
Hamitlies
George W Peck
Henry George Attacks Roosevelt In Fiery Noonday Speech
Henry George denounced President Roosevelt as shameless and called the tariff robbery in a Democratic noonday speech. Auditors disagreed and shouted responses from all parts of the hall, to which George replied that it is worth trying to convince those who disagree.
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Henry George
Roosevelt
New York
Wall Street Bets On Roosevelt Carrying New York State
Wagering in New York and on Wall Street shows strong belief in a Roosevelt victory. Bets of 5000 to 2500 that Roosevelt wins New York and 4000 that he gains 20000 more votes than Parker, with other large stakes across the state and several bookmakers offering odds.
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Roosevelt
New York
Wall Street
Wassermaau Brothers
Parker
Ha Marehall
Ronesyde
Allen McGraw & Co
Herrick
Wassermann
Marshall Spader &Co
Republicans Bet Coverage and Maryland Campaign Notes
Democrats central committee met at 94 Pennsylvania avenue northwest with Chairman J Fred Kelley presiding to discuss Maryland politics in the Fifth and Sixth districts. A subcommittee will confer with Mr Johnston to aid campaign efforts while speakers include Dr Hill and J Hos Ray. Secretaries noted Republican bets that New York would go Republican by 60 000. Vermont Supreme Court judges were elected by the legislature with I W Rowell as Chief Judge. Col Weston Flint departed for Western New York to participate in the Republican campaign.
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New York
Democrats Central Committee
Democratic
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
J Fred Kelley
Smith Thompson
Rowente
Maryland
Hill
Sydney E Mudd
Jobaston
Pearre
J Frank Freeman
Willam Mok Clayton
Johnston
Thomas J Moore
Anacostia
Baines
Anacoatia
Hill Hon J Hos Ray
Robert EB Mattingly
Brooke Hunter
Hyat
Col Weston Flint
Compromise canon on remarriage of divorcés adopted
The Episcopal general convention adopted a reforming compromise on remarriage after divorce by a large vote. It allows remarriage only after one year from a civil decree and with bishop consent, aiming to curb clergy from officiating without discipline. The decision, debated by deputies and bishops, signals a major shift and potential long delays before further action.
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Boston
House of Deputies
Episcopal General Convention
House of Bivlions
Lewin
Philadelphia
House of Bishops
Henry Daves
Houston
Tex
Wexive
National Council of the Clerical Union
Church of the Advent
Isaac Lee Nicholson
Milwaukee
Union
Averted Theater Fire Leaves Syracuse Crowds Unaware
An Eastabla Theater audience remained ignorant as a burst pipe caused minor damage upstairs. Eighty policemen and many firemen were concealed to prevent panic while the blaze broke out in an upstairs office, with damage under $1200.
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Syracuse
Eastabla
Citys
Yanee
Murder in Minnesota Ties Phileas Fontaine to Fargo Crookston Case
Phileas Fontaine of Woonsocket RT, once seen near Mentor, Minnesota, is identified as the murdered man. Fontaine, about 32 and unmarried, traveled west last summer with Joseph Guilmetta to harvest spruce gum for Woonsocket druggists Desrochers Bros. His body, shot and dragged, was found near railroad tracks. Sheriff Sullivan has eight deputies pursuing Guilmette, last seen near Ferlo, Woonsocket, and Oct 20 news ties Fontaine to Rhode Island ventures and a money dispute before his death.
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Minnesota
Phileas Fontaine
Crookston Minn
Phileas Fonnaine
Woonsocket RT
Mentor
Pontaine
Rhode Island
Fontaine
Joseph Guilmette
Rimee Island
Ince
Sherif Sullivan
Gullmetts
Ferlo Mian
Woonsocket & I
Phileas Fontaing
The Secret of Long Life and How to Overcome Waste
A promotional piece extols aging well through care and arming life against disease. It touts nature’s restoration of waste and urges using Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and related pills as cures. Patient testimonials claim success for coughs and digestion, with praise for the tonic’s supposed vigor.
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Dineare
Watch
Oman Mechanisth
Sach
Nerson
Puero
Pierce
Capt N Whitehouse Dead at Varenna Italy
CAPT J EDWARD N WHITEHOUSE United States Navy paymaster and second son of Bishop Whitehouse of Timois died in Varenna Lake Como Italy. He served forty years in the Navy, last on the Mains sunk in Havana Harbor. Funeral at Varenna. interment at St Moritz. wife buried there. Niece Baroness Ramsay and husband present at death. Next item Philadelphia note on Dr Auguste Muller death at 64 from cancer.
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New York
J Edward N Whitehouse
United States Navy
Varenna
Lake Como
Italy
Whitehouse
Navy
Bishop Whitehouse
Timois
Havana
Department of Provision
Washington
Baroness Ramsay
Baron Ramsay
St .Petersburg
Rim
St Moritz
Switzerland
Philadelphia
Auguste Frederic Muller
Staf
Germantown Hospital
Muller
Wilsace Larraing
Wisconsin
Gettysburg
University of Pennsylvania
Boy left in woods to die in fatal missing case
A sixteen year old male is accused in the death of eight year old Arthur Burwash after a shooting in a wooded area. Clyde Harvey, twelve, alleges threats if he reported the accident. Burns, accused shooter, allegedly returned to view the dying boy but hid details for hours. The wounded boy was moved to a town but died after life ebbed. He expects punishment but shows little distress over the event.
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Loumis Mich
Wwan Bures
Mewaboy
Arthur Burwash
Jett Jeg
Clyde Harvey
Burns
Missy
Tobacco merger complete links big firms in new company
Trenton papers filed with the Secretary of State announce the merger of the American Tobacco Company, Consolidated Tobacco Company, and Continental Tobacco Company. The new entity, American Tobacco Company, will have 600 million shares authorized, 38.060 million preferred stock at 6 percent cumulative dividends, and 10 million common stock. Officers include J B Duke as president, W H McAllister secretary, and John W Hicks treasurer. Merger terms absorb the three firms as previously published and litigated.
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Trenton
American Tobacco Company
Consolidated Tobacco Company
Continental Tobacco Company
Consolidated Companies
Ahlen
J.B Duke
W H McAllister
John Wow Hicks
Somesime
Litigatan
Debate on Congo condtion urged by Missionary Chairman
A letter to Gen Henry Kowensky from Thomas Harbour, chairman, urges a public debate in Washington on Congo conditions. The missive asks Roosevelt for clear understanding and proposes a conference to discuss international action and protection of Congo State residents.
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Missionary Conference
Leopold
Boston
Henry Kowensky
Roosevelt
Belgium
The
Congo
Lha
Comgo
Haa
Washington
Ronted
Wold
Oma
Nottatioy
Ube Congo
Thomas
Henry Kowsiney
Baron Nonchaur
Planigctwntiary
Batgiuss
Ambassador McCormick Arrives in New York on Leave
American Ambassador to Russia Robert McCormick arrived on the steamer Deutschland for a month’s leave to handle urgent private business. He will travel to Washington then Chicago, as reported from New York on October 20.
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Ambassador McCormick
New York
Robert McCormick
Russia
Deutschland
Mr McCormick
Washington
Chicago
Defrauded Negroes Case in United States Court
Greenville J C reports a Black man named J C Dogan convict yesterday in federal court for impersonating a government officer and defrauding Black residents. He was sentenced to eighteen months in the Atlanta federal prison. Dogan claimed a carload of groceries and clothing were to be distributed, demanding payment of freight from victims.
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Greenville J C
John Dogan
United States
Atlanta
Dogans
Allis-Chalmers Wins in St Louis Electrical Mining Prizes
Allis-Chalmers and Spatial on The Weahington Fast of St Louis Missouri win top electrical and mining prizes in steam, electrical, and mining engineering. Bullock Electric Company Cincinnati earns honors for direct current generators motors and rotary converters. Gold and mining prizes awarded for multiple voltage system, rock breakers, concentrating tables, and related apparatus. Nine Allis-Chalmers steam engines, doubled sizes of prize units, to operate New York subway. five already in use in New York, with one shipping from Milwaukee for a fifty-car freight train.
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Allis-Chalmers
Weahington
St Louis
Alls Chalmers
Milwaukee
Bullock Electric Company
Cincinnati
General Electric
Westinghouse
Brest Engineering
West
Ails-Chalmars Engnes
New York Subway
New York
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Banat
Pia
Turing Ledger
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Drangs County
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Stuan OS
Tuo
Ordmax
Robert
Canida
Stephen Margaree
Ty Albert
Jamew
Health Office Record
Bat
Bream
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
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William Lee
Soma
Commodiaus
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Akg
Sweal
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R F Harvey
John R. Wricht
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Teaver
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Tohbers
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Panama
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New Yorker
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Party
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Sargeant Law
Democratic Congressional Committee
China
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Sargent
Io Annual
Virgina Democrats
Foraker
Clarksburg
J B Foraker
Ohio
B B Devenar
Wheeling
Jane
Col A. Moore
Capt Devener
Acores State Committee
Mordeval
Broad Street
Rosenvelt
West Virginia
Shoemaker
Mary Inna
Housevelt
Delaware
Indiana
Connecticut
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West Virgina
Vermont
Montpelier
Supreme Court
I. W Rowell
Randolph
M. Tyler Brattlebore
Loveland
Canta Fe NM
Edward J Bartlett
New Mexico
Pieumonia
Sante Fe
Lea Water
Isaiah E Auitman
Bryan Ohin
90A Incorporated
New Jersey
Underwood Typewriter
al Scomapetitora
New Fork
Ceuuogivatun
Hamberg
Bremen
Drutechland
Liverpool
Dover
Hamburg
Queenstown
Balti
Waltham Watches
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
Maine
H. C. Oats
Atlantic & Pacific Taco
Seventh St. Cor E
Mont Georgetown
Alt Attera Rona
OLD Colony CO. Laporters
Corver
Wonton
Co. Tailors
F St. H.W
Hub Furniture Co
S.E Corner
D Sts
Geo. E. Hebbard
Tatler
Poe
Yale Laundry
Loth St
New York Ave
Duffy
Durty Malt Whiskey Company
Ker
Spapp
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