Roosevelt addresses birth of the National Progressive Party in Chicago
The Chicago Coliseum hosts the birth of the National Progressive Party as Theodore Roosevelt appears to address delegates. Albert Beveridge is named temporary chairman and reading of officers follows amid rousing demonstrations and a mass bandanna display.
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Majority Report In New Laws Recommends Against Steel Trust
A House committee majority report accuses United States Steel and its leaders of profits from overcapitalization and labor harm. It names J. P. Morgan and associates as beneficiaries, and indicts Theodore Roosevelt for control over the steel trust. Three bills are urged to curb antitrust and interlocking directorates, with notes on watered stock.
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U S AIDS Refugees Plea to Buy Arms in U S
Washington reports the War Department fast tracks relief for Mexican refugees with 2000 tents en route and a $3000 transfer to El Paso. Orozco declares he seeks no American intervention and would end the conflict in 60 days if U S barriers are removed direct arm purchase.
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Jekyll-Hyde Career: Chicago Robber Guthrie Captured
Jacob F. Guthrie of 1613 Prairie Avenue, a former college graduate and ex-instructor, is arrested after a dramatic chase in Chicago. Police recover treasure valued at about 150000 from a barn and warehouse, linking Guthrie to a string of robberies of wealthy residents. He allegedly justified his crimes by saying he “only robbed the rich,” echoing Robin Hood. Receipts and checks connected to the crimes are seized as evidence.
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Senate backs Lodge resolution on Monroe Doctrine stance
After a three hour closed debate the Senate approved 51 to 4 the Lodge resolution. It states the United States will oppose foreign acquisition of Western Hemisphere territory that could serve as bases or threaten U S approaches. The measure warns against foreign control of advantageous positions on the American continent by foreign corporations.
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Progressive party names state ticket at Indianapolis
The Progressive state convention in Indianapolis on August 3 nominated a full ticket: Governor Albert J. Beveridge. Lieutenant Governor Frederick Landis. Secretary of State L. H. Mace. Auditor Harvey C. Cushman. Attorney General Clifford F. Jackman. Superintendent Charles E. Spaulding. State Statistician Thaddeus M. Moore. Reporter Frank R. Miller. and several judges including J. B. Wilson, William A. Bond, and Miner F. Pate. The platform pledges all traditional progressive goals.
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Winamac
Thaddeus M. Moore
Madison County
Supreme Court
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Clinton
J. B. Wilson
Bloomington
Fourth
William A. Bond
Richmond
First
Miner F. Pate
Bloomfield
Ten Aldermen Held on Graft Charges in Detroit
Detroit on August 2 a crowded police court arraigned ten aldermen on graft charges. All bail set at 5000 each and adjournment granted until next Tuesday to allow the district attorney to review the evidence gathered by Burns detectives.
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Vice President Sherman to Not Preside Long at Senate
Vice President Sherman is not expected to preside over the senate for most of the session. If he returns to Washington at all he will preside briefly, with pro tempore to be chosen. His illness on an outing alarmed supporters for 36 hours as his heart nearly failed. he is now better and attending Utica ball games daily.
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Sherman
Senate
Gallinger
Utica
Cudahy Family Reunion Reported in Kansas City
Aug 6 report notes a Cudahy family reunion in Kansas City. Details are sparse in the fragmented clipping but indicate a gathering of relatives and possible local acknowledgment. No further specifics available due to missing text.
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Cudahy
Kansas’ City
French Warships Shell Agadir in Atlantic Clash
French warships bombard Agadir provoking allied naval response as tensions rise in Atlantic patrols. Reports indicate artillery fire from French vessels near the Moroccan port amid naval maneuvers and international concern.
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Agadir
Gibraltar
Of the Bird Kind Aviary Riddle Sparks Laughs
A quaint quip asks if an aviary is a hospital for aviat ors, with a playful pause and a parent’s amused reply. The exchange turns on a pun about birds and care.
Castoria Warning Ends for Parents in 30 Year Safe Remedy
Important to mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for proper signature and usage. The noted remedy has been in use for over 30 years, and children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, a trusted brand in infant care.
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Her Engagements and a Light Hearted Rejoinder
Miss Vivian, described as a flirt, has been engaged to a dozen suitors in a few seasons. She told her father she had a new object of affection, and he responded that he hoped she would be as happy with him as with the next one.
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Proof Enough ing. Mrs Dove and Mrs Love
A dialogue reveals marital tensions with Mrs Dove asking a question and Mrs Love recounting a joke about a husband biting biscuits and soaking them in hot tea for a long period during their honeymoon.
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Family Runt Kansas Man Says Coffee Made Him That
A Kansas man, once the family runt, explains coffee caused stomach trouble headaches and poor health after years of drinking it. He switched to Postum and soon felt stronger and healthier, noting a notable weight gain and better sleep.
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