davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
SoIt Ed @ath.
@ot sprin8s. go.. 2f. Sui

@ot Sprln1s. N1., q. Sui.
Ser repu6Iifaniide 4raliOent.
idlaitsfanOiOut Soit tim0igte 6eiite
an, 0aB er nah Opitrr Ban rciier
unN Dem @raiioenten 3ooieuelt Oen
@ntpurf ietncr Anndhmere0e mler-
breiten miro. Gas Gofument. ioat
@err Init, iei 10 lpihtig. OoB er es
nngebraht finoe. es crit Dem Yr0ii.
oenten 5lu arihf 8u mterbreiteu,
che er 0ie 9fe0e baIte. Serr Sait be-
bouptei OaB Der gntihIub, unh On.
tier 9'np 5n reiieu. bon ibm ausgebc
mo uidn chpa Scr @rdii0ent ole 9ln.
rcgung Oa3u acaeben babe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
stnaenbIiae faIidlminasr.
ghattanooaa. senn.. q. sSuIi.

gbattanooga, Senn., D. SSItli
SSn WlcSenpiae. g8arren GountD,
Eenn., muroen belttc T9omas ReD.
noIos. @eciI Soerturf uno @onm gtlt.
deli, 0rei Burden i'm alter pon 20
-25 SSdbren, g9eiBe, iDegen 5alid)-
uriilBerei nerbaitet. sic 6atten Col
lars, Snlb- uno 8iertelooaars iUpie
,gtideI" bonn Sabre 1906 beraeiteIt,
unO i'm GountD unter Die 2eute ge-
bra6t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
1pv6nscpiOcmic in WlanfatO, Minu
ct. Yaul, .Jfinn., q. 5uli.

q. Baul, Utlnn, ZI. sui.
Gin Spe3idloepeihe aus 0laufato
an Die a0ispatd" meloet, Dab in ie.
nem 0rte cine 3npbusepioemie
berridlt IS ioaen nidt mcniger als
15009Serionen erfranft icin. Summit.
Iid)e Soipitdler iino iiberiiint. lu0
es nHuBte Die fatboIii6e SduIe, Die
an ons ratboliihe ct. Soiepbs SO.
lpitaI gren3t. gerounlt wer0en, nm
4lae iiir Die Srauten 3u MAIDEN.
Cine llnteriu6ing 0e5 6rinfiuai.
Iers IN Naufato bat ergeben. oaB es
Ourdl 9bpbusbn5iaen itart Der.
ieuht 1T.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
giudl nnt abarInnfrn.
q. 9Smil aglinn. %

II. EuliI Wflnlla 2 suit
Gie gSolbung ii5er Dem Sauptein.
gang 0es 8abn6ofes Ser @bicaqo.
0iihualuee & 81. goul eiienbabn
itilrltc beiite friib nit einem fiirhier.
lldlen 1ralA 5uionunen. gtur Elm in
Scr gtdbe ltebenOer Troidlfeufutidcr
pur0e Nlltih ein Yiaueritid uerIebt
9as @epidt Ser eingcihir3tcn 1851.
bnna betrdat meniaitens 10 Snnnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26

Waibington. 21. Suli

Sm SiantsOcpartement il! man
aeacmu0rtig nit Der 9luSar5eitlra
cines ShicoSaerihtsbertraleS NIT
China beihliiilt. SobalO 0crielte
Fertig geitcut iii. miro er pom dime.
iiihen @eiau0teu g8u unN Dem
StaatSlefretar gioot nnterithriebeH
mcrNen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
saft reiit nadl cnitcr @nh.
00t SprinQs, @o.. % NuI

poi Sprul9s, ga. D. lSliti
Ser repubIifaniihe 9rdlioent.
ifaitsfunOi0at Gait reiIte beute BON
bier nah Outer Ban ob, nm Dem
Grdiioenten 9focieoeIt 0en gnhuuri
ieiner gominatTonSamlabuere0e sur
Sritif 5ll unterbreitcn. @r miro NOR
Gen gtddmittag oui Sagamore SiI
eintrpffen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
ISLE mie0er brci Gents berednen.
q. 95aIl, Uiilin., y. e5uli.

ct. 9dHl, Dtntn., p. Suli.
Die g1inneapolis. Reo Safe & IRA.
Hitobas9abn tuHoiete beute in einem
aH bic itoatiidle g9aarenbausbeb0roe
gerid)teten Sdreiben an. oaB iie BON
I. lnguit an mie0er 0rei Gents oiC
aRaiIc fir 0ie 9eioroeruna BON 8ni.
iogiereu bcred)Hen iper0e GasStauts.
seies geltaffet MIR cine e5ebiibr Don
slDgi Gents Die Nieile.
Mldn al .abi. oaB Sic aEfiinoigunn
Der gorboE dhnlider 8elhLuiie an.
Serer fleiueT GHeHbabHen m 6ieiem
Staate III.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
@iaiUnar eOiiaIiit stoFcs.

Ger 9liaiondr 5o3ialiIt Sames
g. ASbeIps Stotes fanoi0irt fiir Oas
9lmt eitCs abgcor0neien 0es s. Gi-
liritts. Seine s5rait Die er I'M SS1hre
1905 nlS drmes Stnei0crm10Gen
beirathete. oie aber iebr gebilOct lit.
leitct 0ie aampalne lm0 miro i'm
Eiitrift. Der iebr itart io5ialiitiid it,
mebrere politiide &eOen balteu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
8niammenhuh.
Qlurora, 81, q. sui.

AhlDrA aSu., Il. sun.
Sci ser pier Dseflen nor0lib bon
bier geIegenen Station 2oDeoale itit,
Ben beute friib 5ipei 8agen Der au.
rora, @lsin & 9bicaao eIeiiriiden
gGbn, 0ie NIT elmer Sdnelligteii bon
40 gieilen oabiniauiten, anieinanoer
un0 ipuroen bierbei ungeid5r 40
Berionen idgUer. menigitens EN- 1u.
benD biernon lebensgefabrllf, uer'
lest. Sic g9agen fubren ooaitauoi8
auieinan0er un0 nurOen. tSiaI ser.
triimmert. einige gaiiagiere mur'
ben ourd Die @udt 6es 3uiammen.
itoBes aus 0en fSenitern gelhleuoert.
@on aaen Geiten famen 5armer mo
9lrbeiter berbeI, nm Die 8erlebien
ans Den 5riimmern beraus3midllllen
@hDa 20 Oerielben pur0en mad pos.
piidlerH seitaiit. 5oIgen0e &ilte
BON SfaperOerIetien tDurOe bis Ulit.
tag ausgeaeben:
6arrwig. Bruoenee. Qurora.
DfcGuaougb, Diartin, Batapia.
sames. @eorge. glurOra. S6aB'
meiiter bon Sane Gountp.
@retencoro. gouis. aurora
epcamp. g., 4on0ufteur oes lib.
lid geben0en ggagens.
SoIms g, W1otormnnn 0es uorO.
lid gebsH6en @agens.
gounos. g., aurora.
Nofpe. Sri. Gillian, gata0ia.
giorton. 3aniel. gntaoia.
9orteae. 6rl. 0arD. 8ataDia
Drifting. ,Srl. glarie, gata0in.
9esIeD. Charles. Gbicago.
Carlton. Jrau Siloa 4urcra
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26

9anOiieu Sharp in ein nahes @e-
biiidb uuo ban0en ibu bort m elnem
&aume fcit Eaun ginaeu lie mad
Ser &ouf uriid uRo oeriudten BORT.
aber peracblid. BEN @cIOihrauf iu
iprcngen. SAlrp aaite iih mitcr.
0elien IoSlemahf SsH Seueralarnt
gegebca uHO 0a0urh Die 9auchuer
mobiI acmaht. Die 9aEoiten bette.
gen ihleuuigit ihre 9loiie. iogien 0a.
bon uuO eutfamen in Sen nabea
gSalO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
a1nhiinn- - - anLi.

Wta0iioH isis, p. 5ltli.
Ger Eil5ere 9un0esienator @ilas,
meldler ieinerselt oem aabinet oes
grdiiOeHteu elepeiano aHgeborte, 1t
no timner 6auubfIos iniolse oes(5e.
hirnlhla9es. 0gn er am WloHiag er-
lit. un0 oie ginsiitien. ibH am Sc.
Ger I'll er6a!ten. iino ihDah.
Or. fSr1nf Billings BON ghicngc
1T sur s.onjultation ber5eigeruien
Dor0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
gOr ben GjrOsarIdlmOrcnen.
Tenper. 50, 2f. sSuIi

Die gunoes 8robgeihDorenen
baben beute Silos 6. GteDens pon
Gbicago uno Charles Suliter bon
Gan 6runcisco, iein agent, Der
S5alidIniiH5erei angeflagt. Gie gei-
ben iin0 beidniloigt, iDertbIoie @eio.
iheiHe Der fonfooerirten Staoten als
dhtes Celo in uH1aui eebrahti 5n
baben.
(Silas 6. Steoans betreibt in
Sirma Stweus s 50. I'M @ebdu0e
go. SO Dearborn Ctr. einen 5au6el
nit alten Wfiin5en ino Wcitnarfen
unO ionitiseH @ertb8eideH.- q. R.)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
gcamtcnSerIdlicbnua.
ggoibtnotoit. 21.

2buIYIlIbIpH, 1L, aSIllI.
Ger 6entibe 3lotienattahe in@aib.
ington, anpitdn Sebbing5nus. erbielt
beute Die 0iitibeilnn9, Dab er 3un
aommanoenr oes Panlerfreu3ers
!. .9orl" ernannt mor0en mare. Sein
9ladioIaer ais 6Iottenaitahe miro
aomman0er 9ieibmann. ssapitdn @eb.
bingbaus miro i'm Sttober iein ueues
glmt nntreten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
Prbrnsmihr.
SpringiielO. 5a., 81. Suli.

III IIHIItIUl 01U-l lI. 4NIIII.
griuin @itbep. Elm herporraaen0es
9liiglie0 elmer Der bieiiaen SNO
Selloip.Soacn, tpur0e beute IN ser
Soacnbaae ais 2eihe oui ser goaau.
bi6eI Iieacno aeiun0en. @r mar ie.t
gcitern gIbeuo beruibt morosn er
bat uie iid beraisiteIlte. Selbiimoi6
oirh 8eridluden pon aarbcIiaare
hrnnnnen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
Ger SiiHiscbHtc fommt an Die
heihc.
Omaha, 9lebr.. %. Syu.

5rou 8be6e EomnienO BON 0ooqe,
gtebr., lit pom Dem 14ten @atten, nit
Dem iie iib i'm lebten Sanuar Der.
beiratbete. auf Sbeiouns Derflogi
nor0en.
SolpnienO. eiH befauuter alter uno
DoblbabenOer 2on0lpirtb, bate 0ie
sSrau ourfl cine 3eitungsaneige ge'
iunOen. @r flagt, oaB ieine @nttin
i'm grauinm bebanoelt babe. 9ebterC
lit 81 Sabre alt mo mar i'm Sitter
bon 10 Sabren 6ereits Satin, 0lut,
ter uno Bittpe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
aag repnbIiIaniias eanptanartisr.

Colorado Springs. goloy q. Suli.
Gre bic bier IN BerafbuH9 befiHo-
Iifea 1litgLieogr oes repitblif1ni-
iden glationdlfomites iih Dertngten.
Dur6e eia 9eihiuB ntgenommea.
0aB 6as notionule 6aEpiquartier IN
gbcago. uno niht in 9ieu gOrf. pie
iriiber aepl1ni. erriftet meroe.
Sommtli4le aaarpn9Hear6eit Diro
BON Gbicago 1us geleItst menoeH.
ielbft oas aoaetsireu 5er BablieLb-
suas5eitraas.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
lInterindlnnas aOmmiiiion.
q. Qonis. W2e-. p eslll

G)Rit z gegeu 8 Stinmen 5eidIoB
Ser StaOtratb in ieiner geiternQlbenO
abgebaltenen Situng, cine 9ommil.
lion 8u ernennen, lpelhe 0en @e.
id)Gftsbetrieb Ser StraBen6ubnen,
@as- uno gleftri5itdts. uuO anoerer
dbuIi6er @Geaifaften unterindlen
Tca Die oiesb&iielihe @orlaae
ipuroe bereits oon Oem 0eIegaten-
bauie anQenonunen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
IA osbrOfensm orrsen acitor6cn
giaD 0orf, - cSuli


Ger BoIisiIs alfreo patboniel
Sbu:IGUortb aug RroofInn itarb
bei+e irii6, pis alssmein be5oupist
pIrb, or gsbrcd3sneni Sersen. 9yor
etspn 10 Nloaatsn hatte q siupn
Rn1bsH. peldscg oer geraoItuao
@lOs1tanb leiItek erihoiien. gsr
gnIi5H. bebonpte.e itets. eaB Der
ReooEoer srIaae losqiMg uuO sr
sriHs s5K54 batts. Ger sfHoEen Az
sridieseu oasE tE Ucrleten. Eros.
Dem Dsrrbt & 5on cen BrobQeItepo.
Ezen ees Sooihlngs 1nacFlast. BON
EHfte fiIitsn0sr.. Don jeineH alfra
@rsuncen esmieosr uno gon Ssa
a15aTR lo5ufoeeH afaases. SIN
3lz bszSEae4t eT cilIs Isoilzifts.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
selunptet iciucn glat.
Qarrisbnrg. g. 2. Sud.

Goe oernotpatride Staatsfonrite
anerfonnte beute 0en Go:. Snnies 4t
5Iffep oon 3itisburg els oen 6iib.
rer Der 9emofroTeH in GeniipIDa-
ria. troebelE er IN Der Gatioltalfon-
rertion in Deupsr Dor oiaeH 80iten
rer0roreg sDor0eH lUar.
Ore sLn5dnger DoH sSames aerr,
be- 2rHfprudl auf Sen 9soiten as gor-
lisr oes aornites erjo6, Uaren in
eIner boffmuppsioieH D2inoerheii. 10
eas iie nidf einnioI eineH 8erindl
Hiodsen. Ibrem 9tntrag. aerr 5u
sno1leii, e'eIhina su oeridlaffcn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26

ampaIt eiOer oic glieoerjdlagiing
Der IHtlase: oies geIdla6 uno
Sbnttlemortb mIr5e iuie0er IN iein
Amt eingciett. 10 er abcr in lem
altes &euiey geiaaSs mur0e. in oeas
er J. 3. Den ssnoben eridoB .9ur0e
er 9rlesgrdmia. franf mo Dor fur5er
3eit oon eiuem Sblaganiaa 6etroi.
zen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26

AtItpl4 W9Iul., Y. VyuII.
glhf ieiner Reiie uab Gue6ed. no.
ieIbit cr bonn orei6unoertjdDri9cn
Subildum DER Sta6t 9lmerfa off.
5iell Dertreten ioa. paiiirte bente Scr
giCe,Eraiioent Der Der. Staatcn,
Charles VI. 8oirbanfs NIT ieiuer
SSrnu unjere Sta0t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
Sin Srities 5idet.
Sem Yorf, II. Sui

giem Dort It. 3lllI
On elmer bente dbaebalieuen Der.
iammlung BON etpa 100 1eIegateu
fiir bic am 27. Suli in gbicaao itat.
iin6eu0e 0atiounlioHention Der .s5n
Dependence 9ea9ue4 mur0e eintim,
mia beihloiien. iilr bic Qominierung
zines oritten gluiionaIlUabl5ettels Elm.
sutrefen. Gieie GeIeenten oertreten
Brob.Reu yorf uHo Die bcnahbnrteu
Counties gtaIian uno Aleiiheiter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
GcnaOOr
Sin fragerer 8raiiocnt nHS 2iftatOr
geltOrben.
BuaDaqull. 21. Sail.

Buapaquil. q. Suli.
Ger fra6cre grdiioent Der glapnblit
ECUADOR s5BHacio 8einfemiaa itorb
1eitern bier i'm 2llter boz 78 SahreH.
er mar eiu 4olitit treibenoer @ene.
raj Ser armee gcuaoors uno 5iibrer
ser GebeIlion. wel6e I'm Sabre 1873
Sen grdi0enten gorrero itiirB.e. une
,un0e, nit auBerorofh.lI&sr 9Qalht.
poafommenbeit bcfleibst sig Sefien
J1ahiolger eriUd6lf. SIN Sabre 1892
mari er it'd gum 2iftator Der RepH.
5lif aui nit benz Iitel zines oberiien
Gbeis. SIN sui 1893 nroe er ge
itiirst une aus Oem 9an0e OertrisbsR
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
gRritrr nefnhrrn.
@onoInln. @alpaii. 22. GSn[i

SonoIulu. Snpaii, %. sSuIi.
9as 9llantride Sd)laftidiffge-
idgDa0er naf beute 0ad)nlittog ieine
@eiterf1hrt nab 8eiten an. Ger
nddite Saltepunft lit gluflano, ne,
100 es Iaut oem 5dbrplan an 8.
9luguit eintrifft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
qette @sieaid,aft.
pittsbngg. ga. 21. 81.

BhisOut8, Ndy ZI. 1tuli.
eyr einentgeridE. 0m Der itG0tit.
gebeimpoli5iii 9iiharo aean an 81!
,SnterHaiionalg Gpiumsaommiiiion
N @aibiugton. 2 6, ian6ie betreiis
beg gdbbrauhs pon Cpium iH
9ihs6urg. erflarrt Der .gebeime"
Dab lnit ieinen grbe6uugen Der o.,
nuB Dcn Opium beiuabe ausihlisb
lih auf Diebe, @IiidsipieIer. unmo'
ralii6e ggeiber. aerste une - ga
itoren beihrdHft isi
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
gcim Gycncr OcrnnaIiidt.
ct. Qouis $40. %

= . - ~ ~ II NTIFEIs
@eim 9rouOe zines aoitbaities
an Ser 2. StraBe trugen 4 O1anner
uito Elm &aabe, tpeIfe. nm Iib SUI
retteu ans osn 6euiteru geiprunqen
iparen Iebensgefabrli6e 8erIebungen
0oOon.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
Nrri 9seriuncn eleEtrnfntipnirt.
Nlioono. NJ. 21 Nllli

NlIuollu. Ka., T. suit
@65renO eiHc5 9ran0es. Der 0aS
SIine.@e6llloe cinaiherfe famen Orei
EerloileH nil ctuen gela0eneH elefs
trllhen 0rabt in 9Criiarlma m0
ltilr5ten foot nieoer. 3uei Der 0e.
tooteten iinO Die Seueapebrleute So.
leph Spera uHO Soiepb Std. ser
brittle lit Narru Gesbona. Elm Sunge
BON II Sahrcn.
Scr 6caeritaoen betrdgt enuo
SO .0Q0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
3ie 500 einer peripeifeIien Wlnitsr.

5lelD yort, " Syuli
Iur6 loHqau0auern0e aranfbeit
nie0ergcidlogeu uu0 6urh ben @e.
oanfen an oas Sdlidial ibrer beioen
ssin0er nadl f)rem I00e beoriidt. er.
tranfte 8rm @liiiie genion belue
iih un0 0ie bci0eu aleineu i'm gait
gliUer Die Qeifen iin0 geborsen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26

Santa Barbara, 81. Suli.
Ter Scutihe Dampier .2lunbiu8"
1T nabe Gan Dtisuel. 30 I2eilen
oberbalb 9oint Conception, aui9e.
iabren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26

Ginla0uug Ser Snn0eIsfamaiern ron
Sotio, 8poto, Siafa. gofoholna nn0
Sfobe s!iiH Neiude Snpans. Ole lie.
iige SaHOelsfammer bat elc GIN.
iu9uig angeuommen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
Sie gSrOfenen" iiesen ipieoer tin-
mgl

Gep Orleans. Ga, %. Sui.
eSm @ermiaion 9ariib, n,elhes
eflDa 10000 GimDobner 5dblt. iultroe
geitern cine 2otals0ptionDabl abge.
balten. speld)e NIT einem Siege fiir
Die gJrodenen@ en0ete.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
;SrrnHsIidl. einla6nna.

Gan 5rancisco. Cal. 2. SlIi
Ter hieiise iaponiiGle generaIfoH.
III AoIfe HberHittelte beuts Der bie.
iiosE SnH6g,stoaImgr bic aemeiniome
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26
@nn tintm 1iifI nel5bltt.

SaD0nHab. Ga. 81 Snl.
E9d6ren0 Ser Is Sabre ate 6arrp
QoOett 6ei Gpbee 8eah baSets. ita'
ign sin Saing oes g$Daases sine1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-26

ipieicnOen 1eIphin. Ser Qnnbe mar
betaubt mo cbc SemaHO 81 Siilfe
ellen tounie ipur0c er uon sem Sid,
IN Die Siefe acriiien.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
IndlyiduaIism and Socialism.

We believe that America should take the lead in this work Much of 1t can begin now All of 1t will have to be done at some time. and the first place in the world will come to that country which does it first and best The work has already been begun under this ad- ministration. It will be continued and ampihed under MT Taft It will be brought to ruin if Mir Bryan is elected The national government must help toward this great reform by putting the results of it's extended researches at the free disposal of all citizens. We believe not merely in retaining but developing to the utmost possible ex- tent individual initiative. but we are not to be frightened by any outcry of paternalsm or socialism from going
 into any experiment which promises to benefit either farmers or wage -earners; for we regard a lawless and imprac- tlcable individualism as in itself quite as undesirable as the most deadenng form of socialism.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
BRINGS BACK TWO.
Ward Gets Men in New York Wanted
 Here

Detective ward has brought to this city from New York two prisoners who are wanted and while in the metropo- lis he established Identification in some horse theft cases.
 The principal case is that of Ferdin- and W, Church, lieutenant of special police in New York, and who has been in charge of the squad protecting the taxicab owners in their present strike. He IS accused of forging the name of Jake Mann the well known Crown street liquor dealer, to a check for $50, and obtaining money on the same. He is also accused of stealing watch studded with diamonds and other jew elry
 Detective Ward also located Nellie Brown, alias Bessie Gray, alias "The Boston Pet" at Blackwel's Island, where she has been imprisoned for some time and from which she was about to be released. She is wanted Mere for robbing John Heeney, of 105 George street of $45O in November, 1905.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
oLnbor Should Favor Taft.n

IL has been charged that MT. Taft and the administration in which he has borne 80 prominent part, have not been sufficiently interested in economic and industrial questions The above is, 1t seems to mo, sufficient answer to this charge, Mir Taft's election should be advocated by all who believe in making a far-reaching effort toward the betterment of our scheme of social and industrial life It should also be advocated by all who wish an immediate advance in these social and industrial conditions.
 If Mir. Taft is not elected, period of industrial chaos and business bad times will ensue in which the working men will suffer far more than any oth- CT class. They are the people who more than any other, will pay the pen atty Because of their own material interests I believe that they should support Mir, Taft; and, furthermore I believe that they should support him because he has by his actions over and over again proved himself to be a sin- gularly fearless and effective cham pion of the rights of labor and, above all, feel that they should support him as good American citizens, because he embodies what is best and highest in our American citizenship. Sincerely yours,
 THEODORE ROOSEVELT. Mir P H. Grace, Brotherhood of Rail-
 road Tralnmen, 9S Clinton Street,
 Binghamton, N. Y.
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Labor on Panama Canal,

Furthermore, l ask you to consider what MT Taft has actually done as an administrator The Panama canal has come specially under the direction
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were the terms of this injunction that 1t practically forbade the union from making any effort, no matter how peaceful and proper, to maintain their position in this trade dispute The edi- tor Of the Iron Moulders Journal" MT. J P Fry brought the case before me stating that the union did not know what to do; that its funds were limit ed; that he felt that they were suffer- ing from q gross injustice which they Were powerless to remedy I called in Mr. Taft and asked Mir. Fry to lay the case before him, as of course Mir, Taft was far more competent than was to express his judgment as to the legality and propriety of the action taken.
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PRESIDENT TO
 RAILROAD MEN
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ment of their conditions of service, which were refused, went on strike, and an injunction suit followed in the United States circuit court. The late employees were enjoined from alleged interference. The final decree was of the most drastic and far-reachine character, and besides enjoining the late employees from doing acts which were clearly illegal, it also enjoined them from any form of picketting
 from inducing employees to leave the service of the Chalmers company by persiasion or otherwise, and from lny kind of interference with the com )any direct or indirect. So sweeping
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Taft's Decision on Authority.

This case has been cited all over the United States by counsel for workmen injured through the failure of their employers to furnish the protection required by statute for their safety, Judge Taft's decision was that when a law is made applying to a dangerous business, in which four thousand men are killed and sixty-hve thousand men are injured every year, the intention Is that the railroads shall obey the law and that 1t shall not be nulllf1ed by judicial construction Very many judges, unfortunately, have failed to follow his reasoning, but other judges, and the law-makIng bodies as well, have followed 1t, and this great de- cision marks one of the longest strides taken in the effort to secure for wage workers full protection against, and full compensation for, injuries receiv- ed by them in the line of their duty, Here again Judge Taft rendered one of the greatest services that has ever been rendered to the cause of labor.
 The two cases to which l have re- ferred have a further importance when 1t is remembered that the president now to be chosen will probably him- self choose a majority of the justices of the supreme court during the next four years It would be a dreadful calamity to have these justices chosen by a man of less than Mr. Tafts high purpose, great knowledge of the needs of the people and firm resolu- ton to do justice to every individual and every interest This Is one of the vital questions now before the Ameri- can people
 Labor on Panama Canal.
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that the union should get some first class lawyer to represent them and should bring the case before the higher courts Ho suggested, in reponse to MT, Fry's request, that the union re- tain Mir, r. N, Judson, of St. Louis, who had represented the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen In tho Wabash case in 1893, and who, by the way, Is the author of the review of the labor decisions of Judge Taft, published In the Review of Reviews" in 1907 MT Taft explained that one of the troubles of the labor unions was that 80 often they did not get the best type of coun- sel, SO that their cases were not prop erly presented, and that in his judg- ment Mir, Judson would be sure to present this case alright He stated that the decision of the court ought certainly to be In their favor The case was argued before the United States circuit court or appeals by MT Judson and MT. Rubin, of Milwaukee, for the union, and by Mir, James M Beck, counsel for the National Manu- lecturers association, for the com pany.
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The Rev, Father Haogai has been ap- pointed prior of the Dominican house of studies in. Washington He was pastor of st. AIarys church for three years.
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