Marlborough Duel Separated Household War Broadly Reported
Reports claim a deed of separation between the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough has been signed for incompatibility of temper. The Duchess remains at Sunderland house while the Duke stays at Blenheim. children stay with the Duchess, and lawyers deny awareness of any deed. London papers cite sources and place the parties at Blenheim and Sunderland House amid a hush.
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London
Sir Henry Leeds
Marlborough
Manchester Guardian
Ducal House of Marlborough
Nresegl
Princiials
Duchern
Blenheim
Mcartborough
Marquis of
Blanford
Iver Spencer Churchill
Clouhain
Walkerville Hill Campaign Brightens With Rallies
Politicians from multiple parties flood Walkerville with rallies and campaigning as four candidates vie for the legislature. J M Hall lies ill at home with complications, hindering his candidacy. Laborers dig trenches to secure water supply while surface improvements route through Lexington and nearby streets. Minor exodus noted as mining figure James E Hocking leaves Walkerville for British Columbia.
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Walkerville
Dar Bny
Additon
Snowrv
Tnghf
Sallies Af
Hall
Algeas
John Jute
Lie Moullon Tonks
Walkereilte
Hinck Rock
Lexington
Brida Cotushin
James E. Hocking
Wis Boné
British Columbia
Democratic Speaking Appointments List
A list of Democratic speaking appointments with dates and locations including Bozeman Dillon Missoula Great Falls Helena and Helena landmarks. It notes events from October through November with names such as J Watch Toole Bel and K Toole, spanning multiple cities and days. The fragmentary ledger implies a campaign schedule across towns and dates.
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J. Watch
Bozeman
Alwoonda
Dillon
LK. Toole Bel
Great Walls
Hillmiiton
Minsoula
A L Hezeman
Fox Butte
K. Toole
Ion
Tow Walsh
Aelena Fenerd Housey
Local District News Clip Mentions Travel and Town Figures
Fragmented text notes export plans in Mat district and references several local figures. It mentions Mr Mocking, Nev ie Camots, Jing Caster, Tom C. Davia, A Ford of Walkerville, and Wham J Garnett. Vacations span Seatate Port Orchard Tacoma Everett and other towns with a business process discussion after two weeks.
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Mat
Mocking
Atea
Nevie
Jing
Tom CG
Davia
Mountieha View
Wits
Seatate
Port Orchard
Taconia
Everett
a_aumor
Sooner Halted In Their Chase At Walker Minting District
U S troops supervise opening of a mining district near Walker range. Sub-Agent Lavegrove directs a blast at Graps mountain near Dalchman creek. Settlement aims to form Walker tale mining district with claims in copper region southeast of Yerkington.
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Pacis Coast
Uma
Neon
Cte
Alena
Graps Mountain
Dalchman Creek
Lavegrove
Cavegrove
Red Datewood
James H. Sullivan
Walker Tale
Cladma Gat
Church
Lyons
Athens
Yerkington
Manntaln
Mundrode
Yer Ington
Walker Mountai
Walker Inge
Weel
Copper
Marsie
Candy Containing Liquor Charged in Milwaukee
A report from Milwaukee Wisconsin notes a residence near With and Lee streets allegedly providing whiskey to children. The health department is investigating. State road commission denied jurisdiction, while J Q Emery cites laws against selling whiskey to minors and selling without a license, suggesting candy store keepers may be prosecuted. Possible arrests may rise as health departments increase actions.
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Milwaukee
Wir
Health Department
With and Lee Streets
State Road Commission
J. Q. Emery
Minora
Rapid Typists in New Contest Across Nation
New York hosts the fifth national handwriting contest as typists from across the East and West, including Miss Fritz and Miss Carrington, compete for top cash prizes. Delegates from Washington to Berlin join the field with records to beat and speed class eliminations under way.
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New York
Mearson Square Garden
Uie
Agaist
United States
Hose
Rantostanis
Canines Estaie
Washington
Fritz
Mae Carrington
Lillian Rohmer
Chicago
Lelia Hann
Indianapolis
Sarah Vernon
St. Lonis
Bertha Baumgarten
Berlin
Wielse Dunant
Paris
Eliaibeth Mason
London
Hinnche Newell
Boston
Eva de Fries
Louiselle
Dorothy Fisher
New Orleans
Jane Ee Mtrezox
Pension Department
MM Carols Snow
Porllant Me
H. D. Dendrook
Mout Worshing
Helena Atexadey
Via. Deering
Charles McGurrin
Kalamazoo
Ich
Dain
Shields
Ot. Fin
Iowa
Silver Bow Ballot Structure Described In Dark Political Sketch
The article outlines a proposed county ballot with columns labeled anti-trust democrats labor democrats social republicans sepuatists independent candidates anti trust republicans. It ranks Max Friends Parties high in the top spots and discusses office listings from tax assessors to county officials and township roles. Also notes funeral notices for Mrs. Sarah Kennedy and Timothy Rooney with service details and Frederic Axtell’s death.
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Labor
Colum
Democrats
Social
Reublicans
Sepuatists
Candifetes
Colunim
Anti-Trost Republiceans
Max Frien
Vhotee
Ds Uexa
Bert
Shevitt
Aeasor
Funeral for Stephen Hay Brother of Jack Hay
Funeral details note Stephan Hay brother of Jack Hay. Death cited in Sunday’s Standard. Service will be held at the residence of his brother Jack Hay 34 West Galena Street on Tuesday morning.
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Stephan Hay
Jack Hay
Standard
Hils Brother
Jack
Weat Galena Street
Notable Obituary Fragments From a Midland County Record
Fragmentary obituary notice mentions a son surviving his father and a brother in New York City. Additional names listed include Tharnes, Fack, Michael, and Martin with scattered references to Alaska and Pennsylvania. The text preserves minimal, non-graphic biographical details.
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Pennsylvania
Brother Tharnes
New York City
Hves Brothers
AK City
Fack
Michael
Martin
The Marriage of Kitty at Broadway
The Marriage of Kitty played at Broadway in a capable company with a sparkling performance. The audience pleased, noting the engagement was only for one night and the show drew high praise from attendees.
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Kitty
Broadway
Kel
DE An
Prisoners in a Field as Brother bull menaces two sisters
In a mist filled afternoon near the city two girls fled into a lonely telephone pole shelter after being chased by a mob. They endured six hours of terror as they clung to a lower pole and rings while the assailant battered the area. Rescuers freed them before collapse set in. both were taken to bed. A sister heard the attack and warned others as the perpetrator battered the pole.
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Minnespolls
Maris
Julie Carissa
Magazine for the Blind issued by Woman Magazine for the Blind
New York announces the first charity magazine for the blind and the second periodical of its kind. Funded by widow Wilting Wegler and supported by Walter Holmen, the project aims to help poor readers by providing accessible news, stories, and author contributions despite high printing costs.
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WOMAN
New York
Anterlets
Wilting
Widaw
Walter CG
Flolmea
TOF Broadway
Hita
Billig Teaders
Conscience Letter Found By Family After 20 Years
A letter received by Mrs W J Entrikin's son Fred recounts a conscience-stricken message from "A Brien." The writer claims a penny found 20 years ago at the Entrikin home belongs to them, arguing small items can carry weight when they bear truth.
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Toushville
Jil
W. J. Entrikin
Fred
Lydia E. Pinkham and Her Vegetable Compound
A long portrait of Lydia E. Pinkham born in Yvon Mass Febru ary 9 1800s and her rise from home remedies using roots and herbs to a nationwide Vegetable Compound. It notes family life with Isaac Pinkham four children and the 1870s crisis that spurred production and later newspaper advertising. The piece details her careful record keeping and training of her daughter in law to continue the work.
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Isaac Pinkham
Pinkham
Lyte
Fortuns
Finkhams
Pinkhamn
Giese
Lydie Pridham Soos
Boston
New Yorke
Amd Broolklyn
Lydia F. Pinkhamn
Lydia BE
Advicu
Fisure
Lydia E. Minkham
Lydia EB
Lydia F. Pinkenham
Wade
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Sooners
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Warren
Kennedy
Sarah Kennedy
Comly
Weat Platinum Street
St. Patrick's Church
Rooney
Timothy Rooney
Stedard Row
Frederic Axtell
Aginy
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Taler
Stephen
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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