Roosevelt is Defender of Law and Reform, Says Freeman Trib
The Freeman-Tribune highlights President Theodore Roosevelt as a staunch defender of enforced law and reform, praising his fearless leadership, impartial stance on capital and labor, and ongoing fight for anti trust enforcement. The piece also discusses political positions, judicial actions, and calls for support of Hull’s congressional re election tied to a key retail merchants bill.
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George Gray
Pennsylvania
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Roosevelt style praised by The Freeman Tribune
The Freeman Tribune endorses Theodore Roosevelt for his plain manner and direct speech. It argues his natural approach and commitment to principles and allies justify his willingness to confront snobbery and engage openly with the public.
Pilkington Pushes Food Labeling Plan to Seventh District
Former Graphics Herald editor W J Pilkington, now in Des Moines, urges passage of a federal labeling bill to require manufacturer supplied ingredients and origin on all foods. He argues the measure will curb mail order competition and be introduced by Rep J A T Hull in the next Congress.
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Graphics Herald
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Big Game
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Seventh Congressional District
J. A. T. Hull
Des Moines Pursues Mrs Shercliffe as Reward Hits Fugitive
Sleuths shadow Mrs. Frank Shercliffe wife of Colorado murder convict now a fugitive. Des Moines police report a $200 reward on Shercliffe head with a photo showing his aged appearance.Mrs Shercliffe denies letters aiding escape though prosecutors say he seeks her help.
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Lion Hunt Ends as Big Cat Is Killed in New Jersey
An African lion from Leon Washburn's circus escaped near New Brunswick and killed two cows and a calf before being shot and killed by Edward Radhel after a night of pursuit by keepers and farmers. Nero fled toward a wood after attacking a camel and other animals in the menagerie.
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Boundbrook
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Nero
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Fdawara Radel
Armond
Mim Rade
Mad dog scare grips Boone as bites rise
A mad dog scare reaches Boone with several bites reported. Mayor Farrow issues a proclamation, approved by the city council, requiring all dogs to be chained or muzzled until November 25 or be shot by authorities. Fine calling cards at this office.
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Farrow
Prosecution Record under Sherman Act Detailed by Justice Dept
Washington Oct 2 The Department of Justice released a pamphlet summarizing civil and criminal cases filed under the Sherman act the interstate commerce act and the Elkins act from 1889 to date It lists counts by presidency including Roosevelt Harrison Cleveland and McKinley with totals of indictments convictions dismissals and fines reaching 1 118 825 and fines overall to date 1 147 000 plus in pending cases
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Flood Devastates Hyderabad in India Death Toll Rising
Thousands die as a catastrophic flood in Hyderabad, capital of the Nizam's dominions, follows unprecedented rains. Lake overflows, Muss river bursts banks, a wall of water sixty feet high engulfs the city, wrecking homes and leaving vast mud and a foul stench after subsidence.
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Hyderabad
India
Murder Trial Under Way at Garner in Mason City Case
The Garner murder trial of Frank McDonnell of Mason City continues with J. C. Martin as chief witness and his daughter Grace testifying about the upstairs quarrel before the Feb 26, 1908 shooting at the Mason City cement plant hotel. The trial is expected to last several days.
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Cerro Corda
Frank McDonnell
Mason City
George Stevens
J. C. Martin
Landford
Miss Grace
Standard Oil Hearing on Preferential Rates in Rail Travel
Chicago Oct 2 Standard Oil attorneys presented evidence before Judge Franklin Ferris defending that the company did not receive rebates or preferential railroad rates across regions. Government special attorneys Kellogg and Morrison argued for rebates and secret concessions, while Felton and Rosenthal for Standard Oil contested the charges. The case ties to a government effort to dissolve Standard Oil and impose a large fine, with testimony to be completed by Jan 1, 1909.
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Standard Oil Company
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Federal
Frank B. Kellogg
Charles
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Pointe
Felton
Ferris
St. Louis
Albany
Mob Burns Ferry Company Offices after Disaster at Smyrna
Infuriated by the ferry disaster yesterday residents attacked the Wamideen company offices in Smyrna and burned them down. Piers and landings were destroyed by fire. One hundred forty people drowned when the ferry boat sank.
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Wamideen Company
Sunde
Brakeman Will Butler Killed In Calmar Accident
Brakeman Will Butler 18 son of Ed Butler of Charles City was killed at Calmar when he fell from a switch engine the locomotive passed over him lopping off both legs. The body was brought to Charles City for burial.
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Will Butler
Ed Batler
Calmar
Here
Buster Brown Sells Soda Year Round
Local shop star Buster Brown continues soda sales through all seasons amid steady demand. Store offers a variety of flavors and deals for daily customers.
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Buster Brown
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