McKinley Speaks at New York Banquet Crowd Hails Speech
McKinley delivers a long toast at a New York banquet with governors and senators in attendance. The program features a Buckeye cover and praise for peace, prosperity, and the nation’s future under free government. The crowd cheers as McKinley stresses unity, steady progress, and cordial relations with other nations.
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New York
Joe
Waldorf
Willem
McKinsey
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Muir
Ted
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Galle
Santiard
Iia Eenserly
George Rak
Levi J. Marton Joimelian
Marke Anan
Flnnethy
Woodrun
Addison Brown
Wagner
Swayne
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Genera
Clyartin Dilek
Wollo Scarrett
Tunin
Berga
Davies
McKlules
Newtenant
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L W White offers large stock at old prices
All Persons in Need of Merchandise are urged to visit L W White as he advertises a large seasonal stock at reduced old prices. The note claims goods in all lines, many items priced below wholesale, with prices rising morale and a broad assortment promised for buyers.
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Lynor
Homan Berry Road
Hy Nando
Abe
Heville C. IL
G. Achoo
Edwin Parker
Relativen
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A. P. Holcombe
Sherene
Our Town
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Emery
Fragmented OCR hints at local notices and council election text
The readable fragments reference bales and stock reductions for a merchant, then shift to mayoral and city council election process. Mentions include terms like mayors USy arounUs and city council for a period, with notes on election timing and legal provisions. The overall piece reads as a garbled notice combining shop inventory lines and municipal election language.
New Enterprise aims to spark city progress and growth
An early 20th century notice describes a budding business venture by local youths, inviting savings and investments to fund city needs. It highlights plans for a Pine stove and other goods, calls for community support, and lists local names, shops, and upcoming social events as part of a broader push for economic renewal.
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