President Roosevelts Sagamore Hill Visit Plans
New York dispatch reports June 11 that President Roosevelt's Sagamore Hill residence at Oyster Bay is being readied for summer by Mrs. Roosevelt and the children who will arrive there today aboard the Dolphin. Oyster Bay residents plan a formal welcome after Congress adjourns. A separate Bronx fire call ends with two young children found unharmed. a small house fire is mentioned with limited details.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Oyster
New York
Una
Ancieit Aistillery
Bronx
Subways Proposal Aims to Cover Chicago Downtown
A proposed Chicago subway plans a vast citywide route with 40 to 50 million dollars in initial funding. Former Mayor Hempstead Washburne and partners seek city permission to dig curb to curb, 24 feet deep, extending beneath downtown to house electric wires and possibly an elevated line replacement. Construction would begin 15 days after ordinance passage and take about three and a half years to complete.
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Hempstead Washinirne
Wm. A. Alexander
Gregory
Connell
Yam Washiburne
Copstenet
Ely
Chicago ‘Telephone Comipany
Boston
Dr Lyon's PERFECT Tooth Powder Promoted in Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Lyon's PERFECT Tooth Powder as used by refined people for decades. The fragment mentions large pollets and forty barrels of whiskey and whiskey, with a stove incident and a house where children and a brother worked as bookkeeper, but no information or arrests followed.
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Loase
Mrother
Missionary trip highlights in India Japan and China
Mrs D Dor emay, secretary of the Woman's Missionary society, just returned from an eight month visit to the mission stations in India, China and Japan. She notes respectful reception, hospital work, and progress of women including higher education. child marriage reform aims to raise the marriage age to 16 to improve conditions.
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D Doremay
Woman's Missionary Society
Montia
Mnvasion
India
China
Japan
Telit
Mary & Ackouman
Jhensi
Miller Family Reunion At Sharon Tyne Draws Many Relatives
Paxton June 10 special correspondence outlines the Miller family reunion at Joseph Miller’s home in southwest Sharon Tyne. Attendees shared greetings and a pleasant program. Plans for the next reunion in Copley in June 1908 were announced along with Sunday school convention success and local travel to Pelphor.
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Clay Haldermin
Arthur Reed
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Charles Miler
Haupt
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Adam Halderman
Pelphor
Mra
Ream
Mes
Tagac Averhrd
Mix
Clarence Houglan
John Nicely
Wadsworth
Mies
Cora Chita Arnold
Mids
Cora Evans
Barberion
Gravity cooler shown at Weather Bureau by Moore
Washington June 1 The gravity powered cooling device by Weather Bureau chief Willie Moore was placed on public display at the Weather Bureau. The machine heats or cools using temperature and weight differences, claims to require no external power and to regulate indoor climate for homes hotels and hospitals. Secretary Wilson sampled the device and quipped about not wanting to be frozen in summer.
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Willie Moore
Weather Bureau
Moore
Wilson
Professor Moore
Com Jn
Peruna advertised as cure for stomach catarrh
Miss Evelyn Morse reports three years of stomach catarrh relieved within a week of Peruna use and cured after three months. Adia Brittain, Sekitan Ohio, says heaviness and fainting spells ended after three months. Mrs Slazie Blevins credits two bottles as lifesaving. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman for free advice.
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Evelyn Morse
Adia Brittain
Sekitan
Summit County Democrats Convene for State Nomination Vote
Official call for the Summit County Democratic Convention on June 14 1902 in Alran to select delegates for governor and other state officers. Delegates apportioned by ward and township using Kilbourne 1901 votes, caucuses open 7 pm with precinct committeemen chosen. Endorses those who supported Kilbourne or the Democratic ticket.
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Alran
Court of Common Len
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Grantets
Barberton
Cuyahoga Falls
City Hall
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Boxton Township
Copley Township
Coventry Township
Franklin Township
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Hudson
Twinsburg
Seach
James Kilbourne
W. E. Snyder
H. BE. Andress
Franklin and Springfield Democrats holding town caucuses
The Democrats of Franklin township meet Friday evening June 18 at Cline ton per the executive call. Committeemen Jacob Breitenstine and W. Warley preside. Springfield township Democrats convene Friday evening June 14 at Town Hall to select delegates to the country convention and address business. O J Swindhart is committeeman.
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Franklin Township
Clineton
Democratic Executive Committee
Jacob Breitenstine
W. Warley
Springfield Township
Town Hall
O. J. Swindhart
Coventry Township Democrats Meet to Nominate Delegates
The Democrats of Coventry Township are notified to meet at Town Hall Friday evening June 13 to select delegates to the County convention. Caucus will open at T o'clock. TP. E. Renninger.
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Town Hall
TP. E. Renninger
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