Labor and Taft in Union Rift and Poll Alignments
A labor press editorial argues against dividing unions over politics. It critiques Samuel Gompers and endorses Taft’s stance on injunctions, stressing unions must organize and support wage workers who strike, aligned with Roosevelt’s policies.
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Mehoning Valley
Samuel Gowpers
Bryan
Gompers
Canton Central Labor Union
al- Nange Central Labor Union
Salem Trades and Labor Council
Massillon Trades and Labor Assembly
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
William H. Patt
Mr. Bryan
United States
Labor
Taft
thJis
Roosevelt
Azaingt
Phelan
Durass
Unfon
Liberal Party Holds National Convention in Hotel Bedroom
The Liberal party held its first national convention in Chattanooga Tennessee on October 9 to nominate candidates for president and vice president. Sydney Tapp of Atlanta was named president and John Maddox of Mitgesda vice president and national executive chair. The event drew under a dozen attendees, with no women present despite pro-suffrage rhetoric, and doors were locked against the public. Dynamite shattered Coxey quarry buildings near Massillon Ohio on October 8, with the powder house and nearby structures destroyed and workers shaken but unharmed.
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New Liberal Party
Dynamit
Massillon
Coxey Stone
John Saunders
Evicted London Man Found Dead Letter Containing Hidden Debt Scheme
A destitute East End resident loses his home and belongings, a manuscript drops from his baggage during eviction, and bystanders uncover a planned scheme to settle debt with a British ally, revealing a hidden rational debt plan.
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London
Indiana delegate recalls cannibal ordeal of missionary band
One of Indiana’s delegates to the pan Anglican church conference at Westminster Abbey, Rev. Edmund A. Neville, rector of St Paul’s Episcopal in New Albany, recounts a 15 month ordeal with cannibals on New Guinea. He was separated from his group, aided by a Dutch gunboat, and rescued after witnessing brutal acts.
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Indiana
Westminster Abbey
London
New Albany
Ind
Edmund A. Neville
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Globe
New Guidea
Australia
South Sea
New Guinea
Fly River
Gettiing
Neville
Immodest Corset Demonstration Sparks Protests in Chicago
Indignant wives at the American Medical Association exhibition demanded suppression of a new style corset demonstration. The event was halted after protests, though observers found the display scientifically interesting. Miss Louise Clarkson demonstrated the corset behind a booth, drawing large male crowds and repeated viewings. Some physicians admitted their interest was scientific rather than moral.
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American Medical Association
Second Regiment Armory
Chicago
Louise Clarkson
Cnttains
Ares Cisekson
Clarkson
Rat Attacks Baby Behind Cradle in New York Home
A large dock rat leaped from a cradle area during a nursery incident in Williamsville New York injuring a two year old girl and causing a caretaker to react. The family aided the child and attempted to calm the scene as alarm spread.
Hitchcock's Adviser Senator Crane A Taft Campaign Power
Senator Murray Crane of Massachusetts is a leading adviser on the Taft campaign. A former governor and influential Republican, he wields significant influence in the Senate and is known for political acumen and strategic matchmaking among colleagues. The report recalls Crane’s behind the scenes maneuvering and his knack for shaping loyalties through friendships.
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Senator Crane
Massachusetts
Hila Reor
Fors Wisdom
Winthrop
Murray Crane
Taft
Crane
Tually
Titencock
Mitteral Committee
Aldesdcingetts
Congress
Collleagues
Old Bay State
Ataterpian
George Fris Wid
Senate
Benator
Ag Aini
Lodge
Philippines
Nixon
Norada
Dodge
Coronals and coronets of British ranks described
The article outlines royal headgear for dukes and princes with a domed coronet of alternating crosses and parsley leaves. Princes wear a similar crown. Marquises use a diadem with alternating flowers and pearls, earls have pointed tops with a single pearl, viscounts wear a plain circlet with pearls, and a baton features six pearls on a gilt border distinguishing it from an earl.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promise To Cure Stomach Trouble
An old health ad claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures indigestion and oral disease arising from stomach issues. It touts a money back guarantee and offers a bottle for sale at a dollar, urging readers to buy for relief.
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Caldwell’s
Rome
Frée to You and Every Steter From Woman's Aliments
frail OCR fragment names several entities and items including You and Every Steter and Woman's Aliments. The readable text is incomplete but implies a product or group title and likely a promotional or instructional banner from a period newspaper.
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