U S Expert to Study Cholera and Immigrant Spread
Washington Sept 22 A U S public health official plans to send a cholera study team to evaluate immigrant driven spread and advise on Home Office measures. Consuls at London Antwerp Liverpool and other ports will receive guidance, with detention rules and inspections for five days plus potential extra detention. A second item reports Muller Vandeboom Lumber loss in Quincy with 378000 damage.
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Washington
Rua Ata
Suliean Geral Wyman
Tamrine
Lane Country
Tie Shuk Tou Ang
Ula Ib
United Stated
Ucturdagee
Treasury Department
State Department
Heatit Bureau
Hanwell Pure
Mremed
Roverdam
Antwerpy
London
Laveepool
Southampton
Ghagoor
Amoy
Hdukow
China
Biel
Banlar
Mattiance
Ures
Mary
Phirky-Lee
Lone Roader Bound and Robber Escapes After Home Invasion
A Chester area farmhouse report details a Sunday night attack where a man bound and gagged the resident, tied them to a tree, and fled with two daughters. Stamim is alleged to have been arrested earlier and later linked to the disappearances of two others. A neighbor aided the victims as authorities investigate.
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Chester
William Stamin
Bistien
Ghesiens
Ragestonin
Eacape
Stamim
Barney
Stamm
Conner
Eng
Pig
Charles
Jay
Roosevelts order boosts wages for government press workers
President Roosevelt issues a government printing office directive raising pay by 10 cents per hour for linotype and monotype operators starting October 1, lifting daily earnings to about 4.80 dollars. Details note a broad set of labor and industry updates across the country.
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Roosevelt
Ralsa
Linotype
Monotype
Get. 1
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Kate
Mr. Earle
Earle So
Alfiniy Hall
Mise
Violet Asquith
Amquith
Strains Castile
Scotland
Hal Kerr
Will Kerr
Jonesboro
Ark
Homestead Steel Works
Carmegie Stent Company
Plate’ Milla
Western Union Telegraph Company
Muskogee
Ola
Otl
England
Risco
Rabamuck
Alexandria
Xillel
Ulin
Democratic ticket Indiana slate and county ticket overview
A historical OCR shows Democratic ticket listings for Indiana statewide offices headed by President William J. Ryan and Governor Thomas R. Marshall with numerous district and county nominees. It notes for each ticket that these names will appear on the Democratic ballot and specifies wards, townships, and local offices such as treasurer, sheriff, assessor, and trustee across multiple counties.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Cleut
Frank J. Hall
James F. Cox
Lorion Bailey
John Inenbarger
Attoraey
Walter J. Lotz
Congress
William A. Dubing
Charles T. Willatus
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McKittrich
William G. Heffernan
Sherif—Ford Grow
Michael Madden
Jimely
Jackman
White County
Exceptional guaranteed complexion restorer offered locally
An old newspaper notice promotes facial creams and beauty preparations at 25 cents, highlighting occasional availability of tact necessitates detergents and soaps. It advertises an exceptional guaranteed complexion restorer, claimed harmless and effective, from AM Bam, successor to J. Smith's Olybras store at 402 East Street.
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Bam
J. Smith
Olybras
East Street
SREDATORY INTERESTS MANAGE TAFT CAMPAIGN
Fragmentary text questions motives of Wall Street backers for Taft, suggesting they support him to enforce Roosevelt policies or to avoid Bryan, naming figures Cromwell DuPont Hiss Penrose and others. Ends with a garbled verse about a man going to town for a fish.
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I Ndianapale News
Taft
Harrimag
Rockefeller
Roosevelt
Bryan
Grant
Tartt
Thidut
Jone
Hitchcock
Cromwell
DuPont
Cornélus Hiss
Boies Penrose
Mr.Taft
Paten
Mdene
Mr. Taft
Endorsement clash as Bryan mocks rival Taft Roosevelt at Buffalo
In a Buffalo speech on Monday night William Jennings Bryan argued the Democratic platform stands firm against trusts and Republican promises. He questioned Taft's anti trust record and noted the Standard Oil Company fine was reversed, urging voters to seek reform beyond the Republican ticket.
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Boffsto
Sepe
W. J. Bryas
Boffelto
New York
Roosevelt
Tate
Democratic Party
Portrae
Steevas
Mitchell
Bryan
John Mitchell
New York World
Taft
Wright Sets New Flying Record At Fort Myer Trial
Wright triumphs in the Michelin cup trial at Fort Myer attracting French and foreign officers and a crowd of about ten thousand. He breaks the Wright brothers’ record with a flight of six miles and a time of one hour thirty one minutes fifty seconds, after weather delays and initial nerves.
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Oref the Wright
Fort
Myer
Scra
Wright
Flinck
Lauvt
Aleets
Suppasant Hia
Bia
Clay County Debates 47000 Subsidy for Monon Line
Local officials in Clay County contest a $47000 subsidy tied to a Monon railroad project between Indianapolis and Linton. Attorneys claim the railroad failed to complete the line, and county funds are withheld until full performance. Public sentiment runs against political incumbents as calls for change echo nationwide.
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Clay County
Monon
Indissapolis
Linton
Kasset
James L. June
Brazil
Elimelag
Indianapolis
Wallgee Jum
Yind
Thedianapolis
Walhace Dunvlley
Ras Vic Gria
Audacious politics and tariffs in early campaigns
A fragmented discussion covers tariffs boosting sewing machines tied to London and Bridgeport prices, plus critique of 1904 campaign fundraising by Harriman and Sherman. It references Taft, Du Pont, and political maneuvering, noting public displeasure with patronage, committee control, and rising populist sentiment amid party divisions.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
London
Springfield
Gyerman
Arriman
Harriman
Sharman
Jesus
Sherman
St Woignt
Republican Party
Shermen
Harriann
Harrimah
Petrrage
T. Coleman du Pont
Delaware
The
Powder Trust
du Pont
Fifty Mile Non Dollar du Pont Powder Company
Ten Million Dollar International Powder Company
International
Empireless Powder Company
Delaware Securities Company
Lattin & Rand Powder Company
Taft
Tin Pont
Flitchrock
Purdy
Department of Justice
Harry Thaw
Jerome
Nebraska
IdiHe
Wisconsin
Tudzana
Trists
Van
Bonerman
Bryan Support and Money Claims Stir 1908 Debates
Letters and editorials discuss William Jennings Bryan backing for national interests, contrasting with Taft’s position. Collier's Weekly editorial “The Republicans and Money” is cited, arguing wealth influence in politics and concerns over leadership if Roosevelt leaves the White House. The excerpts reflect party finance tensions and public sentiment surrounding the election period.
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Collier's Weekly
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Fail
White House
FILLEY HANGS 15 MINUTES IN MISSOURI MURDER CASE
Albert Filley a triple murderer was hanged in Kingston Missouri Monday morning the trap sprung at 6 02 p m after15 minutes the drop eight feet failed to break his neck he spoke to his brother in law Jim Sloan and sheriff Parker and asked to speak but made no statement his body was turned over to relatives for burial. Nebraska conventions Tuesday and other items follow.
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Albert Filey
Sheri Parker
Ccne
al” Heullp
Kanane City
William Thompson
Clay County
Jim Sloan
Parker
Sandere
Hay
Leousaus
Livingston
W. E. Barksdale
Farley
Contempt Guilty in San Francisco Bribery Scandal
A San Francisco proceeding reports Charles Oliver and associates facing contempt charges in a bribery case. Special agents and jurors were referenced as briefly involved in the trial environment, with pending judgment set for the court.
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San Francisco
Charles Olver
Prosscunun
Pidbey
Willen
Lawler
Yeo Gerran
WS. Harrigen
Ibraham Rust
Tucetay
Oliver
Charles Oliver
William J Burns
Ice
Gratta
Bariaiisiin Real Estate Listing Notes
Real estate notice near Jimite about improving road access and city services. Describes multiple properties including a 5 to g cottage on the Southside and a 2 story house with 6 rooms, complete bath, closets, and corner main street. Mentions cash offers, vacant lots, 2 acres adjoining the city, and advantages like schools and churches.
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Igneres
Otra
Ata Koredin
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted for piles relief
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for piles linked to constipation. It claims natural bowel movement restoration, mild pleasant taste, and wide use, citing testimonials from Milter of Fowaeque and H N Minneapolis. Free sample offers and local sale through Lindeman's Pharmacy are noted.
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Petsio
Caldwell
Theipaelyba
Aripe
M. H. Milter
Calénet
Byrup Pepsin
H. MN
Minneypolis
Fe Caldwell
Oldrugeiate
Pepsin Ryrop Co
Monticello
Lindeman's
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Columbus Wheel
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Rothwell
Farrell
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Harding
Gemdicine Co
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Washington, Indians
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William J. Ryan
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Robert A. Creigmile
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T. L. Sullivan
WL Link
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MR. Bryan
Buffalo
Wilbur Wright
Fort Myer
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Paked
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National German Catholic Society
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Peoria
Timals
Yows
Willam H. Govert
Theatorium
Nevada
New Mexico
Kellar
Bariaiisiin Real Estate
Geo. E- Rena Real
W.M. Aikman
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Williay
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