Ohio Campaign Opens as Wilson Defends Tariff
Canton Ohio September 17 Republicans begin state campaign with Warren G Harding and James Wilson. Harding defends tariffs, praises Taft and Roosevelt, attacks Democratic policies and argues for a progressive Republican army. Wilson warns that tariff revision risks job losses and higher costs while praising existing protections and rail policy developments.
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Canton
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Marion
James Wilson
Harding
Taft
Col Roosevelt
Wisyn
No Sign Of A Pimple Portia Eradicates Blemishon
Washington reader in government service reports four years of pimples and clackheads cleared by possum. The ad touts Poslam as a rapid cure for acne eczema and skin troubles in infants and adults. Available for 50 cents at select druggists with free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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Washington
Possam
Am's
O'donnell’s
Affreck’s
People’s!ug
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Joe
Secretary Wilson Warns on Meat Prices and Retail Structure
The secretary criticizes rising meat prices and small shop proliferation, calling it a burden on shoppers and hindering farmer profitability. He argues high prices spur production while noting the political nature of a recent speech shipment and dissociates it from official departmental matter.
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Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Gaynor Deliberating Saratoga Endorsement for Governor
Mayor Gaynor says he will carefully consider the Saratoga county Democratic convention’s endorsement for governor in the near future. He notes he’s regained strength but has not fully recovered his voice and remains guarded about his political plans amid rumors of health risks after his bullet wound.
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Saratoga, N
Gaynor
Frank Gick
Saratoga County
Lum
New York City
United States
St. James
Long Island
Tee
Beatty resigns Utica Republican chair amid Sherman primary split
Oneida County political battleground heats as George Beatty resigns as Utica city committee chair over conscientious objection to aiding Vice President Sherman in the primary fight. The scene centers on old guard versus progressive factions, with potential Saratoga delegation consequences and plans led by Hart Davenport Roosevelt Griscom to swing Oneida County.
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Washington
Utica
George Beatty
Republican City Committee
Sherman
Oneida County
Old Guard
Roosevelt
Beatty
Richard W. Sherman
Altays
Oneida
Saratoga
Col
Hart
Davenport
Griscom
New York County Committee
Roosevelt Defies Critics in Defense of New Nationalism
Col Roosevelt in the West insists he has no words to retract and defends his critique of the Supreme Court. He frames new nationalism as efficient application of old moralities, rails against crooks and bosses, and cites Lincoln and Taft to justify public criticism of judicial decisions.
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Patrick Henry
Col. Roosevelt
Supreme Court of the United
Abraham Lincoln
Taft
Supreme Court
Knight Sugar
Harlan
Abraham Tincoln
Dred Scott
Hecaton Eine Ag
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Lincoln
Gallagher Under Knife In Jersey City Hospital
Special to The Washington Pest New York Sept 17 James J Gallagher Mayor Gaynors assailant is in the Hudson County hospital Jersey City undergoing treatment for an abscess at the hands of Dr A P Haskins assistant county physician. Gallagher was moved from his cell to be operated on after lancing the abscess the doctor said the condition was not serious and he would likely return to his cell in a few days. The abscess was not caused by the rough treatment Gallagher received after shooting Mayor Gaynor. The abscess is on the right side of the body at the groin with the prisoner having complained for about a week.
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Washington
New York
James J. Gallagher
Gaynor
Hudson County Hospital
Jersey City
A P. Haskings
Gallagher
Haskins
Hasking
Alleged Slayer Ends Life After Courtroom Exit
Thomean N Kennon on trial for murder left the Doniphan hotel courtroom and killed himself in his room. He left a note saying swearing lies has ruined me. Kennon was charged with killing neighbor F M Hughes and had pleaded self defense as testimony neared completion. Also reports Mgr Baldomero, superior of Aldea Ponte Friars, was arrested entering a Spanish monastery after imperial decree shut the monastery and threatened arrest for return.
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Doniphan
Thomean N. Kennop
Kennon
F. M. Hughes
Lisbon
Mgr. Baldomero
Aldea Ponte Friars
St Louis to donate 5000 for Cleveland memorial
St Louis will contribute 5000 toward a national memorial to Grover Cleveland. Half the amount is already subscribed. Albert N. Edward, in charge of finances, is confident the balance will be raised next week.
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St. Louis
Grover Cleveland
Albert N. Edward
Woman Dies at Home of Laura V. Hazzard at 49
Mrs Laura V Hazzard age 49 residing at 63912 Callan street northeast died suddenly yesterday at her home without medical attention Coroner Nev itt issued a death certificate citing heart failure she had been in ill health for some time
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Laura V. Hazzard
Callan Street
Nevitt
Deck stacked for Pinchot in home control push
Spokane dispatch reports Gov Hey of Washington denouncing autocratic use of authority and the St Paul conservation congress. He praised home rule and warned against excluding Western states from profits of natural resources. He criticized Taft reformers and Cannon era politics.
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Washington
Spokane
Wash
Rocky Mountain
Pacific States
Gov. Hey
St. Paul
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Rumor of Phillips and Fish for offices stirs Dutchess GOP
A reported dispatch from Poughkeepsie says Samuel K. Phillips of Matteawan may run for Congress in the Twenty first district while Hamilton Fish could be nominated for governor. Rumors tie Phillips and Fish to Roosevelt talks. several Republicans acknowledge hearing but refuse to identify sources. Also floated is Assemblyman J J Callan of Columbia aiming for Senate to sidetrack Senator Eschsiesser in the district.
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Washington Post
New York
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
New York Herald
Dutchess County
Samuel K. Phillips
Matteawan
Twenty-first
Hamilton Fish
John Fschiesser
Old Guard
Gardiner Seeks Senate Seat After Governor Nomination Loss
Obadiah Gardner of Rockland, Democratic gubernatorial nominee two years ago, announced his bid for the United States Senate to replace Eugene Hale. Charles F. Johnson of Waterville, a former Democratic gubernatorial candidate, also announced his candidacy. The page also lists nominations for Congress in several districts, including New Jersey First, Connecticut first and fourth, and Indiana fourth, with noted incumbents and party designations.
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Portland
Obadiah Gardner
Rockland
Erect Plaisted
United States Senate
Eugene Hae
Charles F. Johnson
Waterville
Leaders and Bosses in Politics and a Roosevelt Meeting
A speech contrasts leaders who appeal to reason with bosses who manipulate followers. Roosevelt, praised as a strong leader, meets with Col. Roosevelt and Mr. Woodruff at Saratoga and plans collaborations. Additional brief notes report railroads fined for safety law violations in Virginia.
Incurable Illness Drives Doctor to Suicide in Cleveland
Dr Hemsey C Rutter 61 a former Columbus State Hospital superintendent and noted authority on insanity killed himself in Cleveland after three weeks visit. He disappeared last Wednesday and was found dying in a hotel lobby from a poison intake. Born in Virginia, Civil War veteran, trained at University of Cincinnati, he headed state hospitals in Dayton Athens and Columbia and authored works on mental disease.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hemsey C. Rutter
Columbus State Hospital
Rutter
Virginia
University of Cincinnat
Ats Dayton
Athens
Columbia
Metcalfe backs Aldrich over Dahiman for governor
R L Metcalfe associate editor of W J Bryan's paper declines to back Mayor Dahiman the wet Democratic candidate for governor. He will support C H Aldrich the county option Republican candidate. Metcalfe ran for US Senate nomination on a county nation platform and was defeated.
Unseen Dinner Guests Murders Reported in Mayfest Tale
A London visitor recounts a strange vision at a Piccadilly house party. A young man and woman in evening dress appeared near the mantelpiece quarrelling, then the man strangled the woman. the guest later fainted, with others unsure if the tale was hysteria or forewarning. The story followed the hostess and others as they investigated the eerie scene.
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Washington Post
London
Mayfest
Piccadilly
Couple Marries After Witnessing Murder Scene
A newlywed couple who were united shortly after a grim event have taken up residence in the very house where the girl first witnessed a brutal murder. The story outlines their swift marriage and unusual choice of home, linking personal history with a haunting scene.
Young Swimmers Contest at Industrial Home School
The first annual swimming meet was held at the schools pool yesterday with events by age groups. C W Skinner and R R Bright oversaw the contests. Judge W H DeLacy awarded prizes. Judges included W Tindall and Zinkhan. Winners: Elizabeth Cumberland, Lena Petrillo, Minnis Petrillo, Lena Owens, Mabel Shepherd, Hannah Keating, Harry Russell, Clark Edwards, Charles Tear, Bailey Nicholson, Raymond Goldsborough, Thomas Tarmon, Judson Wilson, Ernest O Neill, David Russell.
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The
Industrial Home School
C. W. Skinner
R. R. Bright
Board of Trustees
W. H DeLacy
Willliam Tindall
Zinkhan
Washington
Elizabeth Cumberland
Lena Petrillo
Minnis Petrillo
Lena Owens
Mabel Shepherd
Hannah Keating
Harry Russell
Clark Edwards
Charles Tear
Bailey Nicholson
Raymond Goldsborough
Thomas Tarmon
Judson Wilson
Ernest O'Neill
David Russell
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Progressive” Army
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Theodore Hoosevelt
William H Taft
Col Bryan
Republican Party
William H. Taft
Nol Aversa
McKanley
Europe
Congress
Portia
Sherman Camp
Judicial Department
Abraham Lincoin
Philippines
Pinchot
Gov. Hay
Conservation Congress
Senator Hale
Charles E. John
New Jersey
Joseph M. E. Nowrey
Connecticut
Stevens Henry
Thomas L.reilly
E. J
Indiana
H. Kamman
Walter Baker
Zoe
Cap Liver
C. Renewo
Japalmo
MUSCO
Palmer
Uae
Rehef Immedi
Castile
Nelson
Colgate
Wyeth
Pitcher'’s Castoria
Cascara
Bob Kre
Serdlitz
Pecs
Barnard
People’s Drug Store
7Th St
Mass. Ave
Tifa
Nolone
Bosa
Tsim
Mr. Woodruff
Lynchburg
Baltimore and Ohio and
Norfolk and Western Railways
H. C. Rutter
W. J. Bryan
Bolts
Philadelpha
Mount Pleasant
Lykens Valley
Mt. Pleasant
E.G. Griffith
Prop
Bear
14Th St
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