Washington wedding and local society notes headline
Social notices from Washington recount a prominent wedding at Moodiat to Ahe Mtoe featuring Mint Caroline Postlethwaite and Wenry Twos Uobhyda of New York. The column also lists upcoming chapter meetings, travels, and public appearances alongside varied local society updates.
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Wahhengtorn
Volan
Caroline Postle Thwaite
Wenry Twos Uobhyda
New York
William M. Postlethwaite
West Point
Cobb
Henry Tow Cobb
Youthful Orator Receives Praise After Lecture
After a talk at the auditorium the young lecturer paused as the crowd pressed forward to congratulate him. He thanked the audience for their attentive response and praised a waiting spectator whose impassive face inspired his remarks. The man replied he had a stiff neck.
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Cerisia
Humorist Scores Politicians With Fret Lines
A vintage comic journal avoided being a newspaper and mocked MPs with fret lines from speeches. Quoted phrases include Sir Charles Wetherwald not sensible and Mr Muat ignorant, among others, lampooning parliamentary rhetoric.
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Times
Auestion
Charles Wetherewald
Muat
Parceavat
Ontonel Bilthorpe
Fendhurst
Edward Burden
Glass worth more than gold lens worth millions
The article notes that the front lens of a micro objective, weighing about 0.0017 grams and costing $5, could yield a value near $3,000,000 per kilogram when fashioned into a lens. It claims production costs to create this kilo of glass are about 66 cents, implying a vast value increase to around 50 million dollars.
Burmese Women and Marriage Roles in Harma Society
A Singapore paper notes Burmese women strive to be ideal wives and fund husbands leisure and gambling. It claims many Burmese women engage in large scale paddy futures, financing requires significant capital and planning across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singipore
Talking in Everland shows fear of fluent speech
A harsh remark from the Ladies' Field mocks English people as poor talkers abroad and suspects those who speak well of being “sound.” The piece vents on the social anxiety around fluent speech and the fear it inspires in both men and women.
Story Fragments from Frettion and Mrs Timid Dialogues
A scrambled OCR style item presents short exchanges between Frettion and Haw ley and a joke about a man under the bed. The fragmentary text includes a chat about writing fiction for a Tallon and a humorous line about burglars and a husband.
Roosevelt to Visit York for Dedication Ceremony
President Theodore Roosevelt arrives in York from Harrisburg for a high profile dedication at the fair grounds. A protective escort including U.S. cavalry accompanies him as hundreds gather from Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia and nearby states for the event and the evening return to Washington.
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Hoosevelt
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Star
York
Roosevelt
McCall
United States Cavalry
Harrisburg
Fair Grounds
Washington
Alabama Abstract Company Approval Notice
Attorneys approve the Alabama Abstract Company matter referenced as mh22-t with formal acceptance and next steps outlined for compliance and filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Abstract Company
Sarasate’s witty remedy saves recital after timing miscue
During a Sarasate performance a lady in the front row fanned herself causing disruption. The violinist paused and asked how he could play in two four time while she beat six eight. She stopped the fan and the recital closed successfully.
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Sarasate
Colonel W H McKleroy for Ward 1 Councilman
Friends of Colonel W H McKleroy announce his candidacy for Ward 1 councilman and seek unanimous election. They invite any opposition to be voiced in the daily city press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
W. H. McKleroy
Daily Press
Missive Promoting Patronage and Reasonable Prices
A brief note promises first class work and gracious support for patrons. It states willingness to provide high quality service and invites patronage with assurance of reasonable prices. The tone aims to attract customers.
Notice of dissolution of Box and Ellis firm
The firm Box & Ellis is dissolved by mutual consent. All debts will be paid to W. E. Box who assumes liabilities of Box & Ellis doing business as Anniston Marble Works. Witnessed by W. E. Box and W. M. Ellis on October 2, 1906.
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Box & Ellis
W. E. Box
Box & Filis
Anniston Marble Works
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Tod
Bannister
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Otia Greene
Leighton Avenue
O'Clork
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O. Charleston
B. C
Ans Stern
Pres
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T. Anderson
Seo’y
Curt
Tay
Josie Dean Cabdwell
Jsicksonville
J. PF. Taeubhetter
Gacdadon
M. A. Smaith
Misa Maude Brown Edmondson
CalbwellkLay
Jacksonville
Carrie Knox
Cincinnati
Walter G. Scott
Evelyn
New York City
J. F. Matthews
Montgomery
Regal
Mowats
A. G
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Hartwell, Giy
Columbiana
Hm.t. Gill
New Decatur
H. H. Michael
Greensboro, NC
The
Alabama
George D. Harris
Carrollton, Gaipascin
Ate-D.ca. Walker
Greer, S.C
Gee
Dogear
Seaboard
Birmingham
Atlanta
City
Row. Stickney
County
Athinta
Det
Thomas
Harma
Everland
Frettion
Hves
Alabama Steam Laundry
Model Lee Co
Evening Star
Anniston
Pholstery and Mattress Factory
10Th St
Oel St
G. D. Farrabee
Nohie St
Hus Ni
Lee
Care Star
16Th St. Sezo-Tf
Whetstone & Co., Crocers
J. L. Wikle
J. R. Taylor
West End Drug Company
ELAM
Ordway & Houser
Anniston Hardware CO
Tron Works
Fourteenth St
Ala
W. E. Box, W. M. Ellis
Southern Railway
J. N. Harrison
D. P.ia
Birmingham, Ala
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