Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs Opens in Tiffin
Tiffin hosts a three day Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs convention with delegates arriving on the morning trains. A welcome demonstration kicks off the event and official business will begin the next morning. Mrs Moore, president of the General Federation, is among the prominent guests. The note on the comic side of crime recounts a Strand Magazine piece by Harry Furniss about crime’s humor.
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Buckeye State
Tiffin
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Moore
General Federation
Morning breakfast riddle from Paul four
A four year old named Paul is asked by his father what the first meal of the day is. Paul promptly answers oatmeal, revealing a simple preschool joke about breakfast and language.
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Paul
Hia Papa
Lame Back Cured By Simple Home Remedy
An old advisory recommends Chamberlains ointment for back rheumatism with two or three daily applications and massage. Available from H. R. Palmer & Sons Orr Drug Co Warren J. Smith & Bro BE C McEvoy L P Cam Bins.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Orr Drug Co
Warren J. Smith & Bro
BE. C. McEvoy
L. P. Cam Bins
No Danger of Panic From Bryan's Election
Chicago reports quote Senator William A Clark of Montana saying Bryan’s election would benefit business. He asserts a united Democratic front behind Bryan, disputes panic fears, predicts Bryan would stimulate business, and notes plans for further speeches in Montana and other states.
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A. Clark
Chicago
Ill
William J. Bryan
William A. Clark
Montana
Clark
Mack
Bryan
Roosevelt
Bath of Marat Goes Up For Sale In Paris Relic
A copper bath said to be Marat’s tub sold to Corday is shown in Paris shops after years of fame. The piece, once bought by the cure of Targeau and later Grevin Museum, joins a long line of prized relics. Buying trends show high sums for famous locks, wigs, and items linked to notable figures, including Napoleonic hair and Newton’s lock.
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Marat
New York
Paris
Charlotte Corday
London News
Tgargeau
Grevin Museum
Curlo
Nelson
Thackeray
John Bunyan
John Wesley
Metternich
Napoleon
St. Helens
Sir Isaac Newton
Kert
Sterne
Just a Mother Ends With Child Plea for Mammas Care
A fragment recalls a mother leaving her little boy with his grandmother and a lonely child begging, “Oh, don’t go! Don’t be a clubber any more, just be a mamma!” The line reflects themes of separation and longing in small community notes.
Married Man In Trouble Cites Foley Remedy Caution
A married man faces neglect charges for allowing any family member to take alternatives to Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble. The ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as the superior remedy claiming no opiates and a yellow package.
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Foley
Birmingham Road May Leave Seaboard
Officials warn the Atlanta Birmingham bondholders may foreclose on the Seaboard Air Line if overdue interest is not paid by December 1. The Atlanta Birmingham division, owned by Seaboard, holds large debt and seeks a larger share of joint revenues. If foreclosure occurs, Atlanta Birmingham could operate independently, leveraging valuable Birmingham terminals and Atlanta access. Governor race results and local court fines close the item.
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New York
Protective Committee
Seaboard Air Line
Atlanta-Birmingham First
Atlanta‘Birmingham Railroad
Bom
Atlanta-Birmingham
Iite
Atlanta Birmingham
Atlanta Birminghan
Seaboard
Birmingham
Atlanta-Birmingham Bondhollers
Itta
Ita
Atlanta
Woman Interrupts Speaker Coughing During Address
A well dressed woman interrupted a political speaker by continual coughing. The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick cure, claiming the genuine product contains no opiates and comes in a yellow package, available from all druggists with substitutes refused.
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Foley
All Drug Ofers
Culpepper Convicted of Killing Girl
Alabama man Uhland Culpepper was found guilty of the murder of Mary Elvin Haden near Phenix City. He received a life sentence at the penitentiary after the Opelika trial judge imposed the verdict in Columbus, Georgia, on October 13.
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Alabama
Columbus
Uhland Culpepper
Opelika
Ala
Mary Elvin Haden
Phenix City
Culpepper
Birthday of Bishop Kelley in Savannah
In Savannah on October 13 Rt Rev Benjamin J Kelley Catholic bishop of Savannah received congratulations on his eighty first birthday He recently returned from London where he was a prominent participant at the Euchariat congress He is directing plans for Catholic missionary work among the southern Negro population aiming to raise 100000 by annual $1 subscriptions from 100000 people to fund education and religious outreach.
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Savannah
Benjamin J. Kelley
Kelley
London
South
Tennessee White Ribboners Open State WCTU Convention
Chattanooga reports white ribbons fluttering as women from counties and cities gather for the opening of Tennessee WCTU’s three day State Convention. The event promises a successful gathering with reports noting local branches more than doubling in the past year.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Www. C. T. U
Tennessee
Temperance
Ita
Why Colds Are Dangerous and Cure by Chamberlains Cough Remedy
This notice warns that colds pave the way for serious illnesses like pneumonia diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough and urges using Chamberlains Cough Remedy which is sold by H. R. Palmer and Sons Orr Drug Co Warren J. Smith and Bro BE C McEvoy and L. P. J Canning.
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Dan Ser Starks
H. R. Palmer& Sons
Orr Drug Co
Warren J. Smith &Bro
BE. C. McEvoy
L. P. jCanning
Millionaire Heir Faces Family Happiness Dilemma
Emil Ascher a Prairie avenue glove dealer learns he is heir to at least a million from the Joseph tea cher estate after a London firm confirms the claim. Yet Mrs Ascher and eight children fear the fortune could disrupt their home life and happiness.
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Chicago
Emil Ascher
Ives
Prairie Avenue
Ascher
London
Mra
Germany
Berlin
Joseph Teacher
Upshaw Lectures in Elberton On John and His Hat
Elberton Ga Oct 13 Golden-heart editor Will D Upshaw of the Golden Age gave a noted lecture to a crowded audience on John and His Hat. The talk highlighted civic virtue with John carrying under his hat an intelligent head, a pure life, unselfishness, industry, patriotism and courage as essentials for a citizen to steer the state clear of reefs and storms.
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John
Mr. Upshaw
Wisconsin Odd Fellows Gather for State Convention
Antigo Oct 13 The annual State Convention of the Grand Encampment and Patriarchs Militant of the Wisconsin Independent Order of Odd Fellows opened with nearly 300 delegates from eighty cities and towns. The program includes the public ceremony the decoration of chivalry at the opera house continuing tomorrow.
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Antigo
Wis
Patriarchs
Order of Odd Fellows
Wisconsin
Order
Opera House
Autumn Reveries Poem Fragment by Dinah Mulloch
A poetic fragment reflects on faded violets and primroses, imagining distant October suns and a forward march toward a serene life beyond hills of gold. The speaker, Dinah Mulloch Ctalk, contemplates not dreaming or looking back as life moves westward with hopeful resolve.
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Gold
Dinah Mulloch Ctalk
Col W P Price Desperately Ill
Dahlonega Ga Oct 13 Colonel W P Price a prominent northern Georgia citizen lies at the point of death. A former leader of the bar he served Lumkin County as legislator in the Bulloch era and did work for the democratic party and state. A Confederate veteran he was elected to Congress in 1870 and later presided over North Georgia Agricultural College trustees for thirty years.
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Dahlonega
W. P. Price
Price
North Georgia
Lumkin County
Bulloch
House
Senate
North Georgia Agricultural College
Governor-Elect Brown Speaks in Savannah
Savannah Ga Oct 13 Governor elect Joseph M Brown will be the guest of the Germans of Savannah for German day. A governor’s salute of 17 guns will fire at the German club near Thunderbolt. Mrs Brown will speak after introduction by J Randolph Anderson representative-elect from Chatham county. Five thousand invitations issued for a gala celebration with prominent citizens meeting the governor-elect arrival by train and escort to Thunderbolt.
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Atlanta
Jos. M. Brown
William Yancey Carter
Brown
Georgia
Secretary of State
Ticse
J. W. Lindsey
Speanal
Incutbent
Lindsey
A. J. McBride
Savannah
Augusta
Joseph M. Brown
Thunderbolt
J. Randolph Anderson
Chatham County
Joseph W. Davidson Killed in Atlanta Yard Accident
Joseph W. Davidson a 42 year old Western and Atlantic railroad switchman living at 40 Bartow street was run over and killed in the Western and Atlantic yards near Foundry street Atlanta. His head was severed and the body sent to H M Patterson Son for burial He leaves two brothers one sister and three other relatives in Georgia and Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Joseph W. Davidson
Bartow Street
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Western
Atlantic
Foundry Street
H. M. Patterson & Son
Davidson
Qomnett A
Roy Davidson
O. D. Chandler
Bishop, Ga
J. L. Fincher
Mins Maude Davidson
Avlanta
W. H. Davidson
Bdegwooll
Annual Meeting of Ohio Labor Federation Opens in Dayton
Leaders of organized labor gathered in Dayton for the twenty-fifth annual convention of the Ohio federation. The event marks a silver jubilee and highlights that over seventy unions joined the federation in the past year.
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OHIO _ LABOR FEDERATION
Dayton
Ohio
State Federation of Labor
Ohio Federation
Would Mortgage the Farm Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad
A Rural Route 2 farmer in Empire Ga named W A Floyd says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured two severe wounds on his hand and leg, claiming he would have mortgaged the farm to obtain it. Weighted by his note, he endorses its value and says he would not be without it, with sale at W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons drug stores.
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Empire Ga
W. A. Floyd
Bucklen
W. J. Smith &Bro
H. R. Palmer& Sons Drug Stores
Missions Discussed At New York Meeting
The American board of commissioners for missions of the Congregational Church opened in Clinton Avenue Church Brooklyn with Rev. Albert J. Lynn greeting visitors. Reports show receipts rising to 837199 and expenses at 830011, amid optimism over Turkey reforms and broader field opportunities in Asia and China. Notable speakers include Dr. George Washburn, Dr. Charles L. Thwing, and Dr. S. Parkes Cadmen, with the annual sermon by Dr. Charles Mills.
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Congregational Church
New York
American Board of Commissioners For Missions
The
Clinton Avenue
Brooklyn
Albert J. Lynn
Samuel B. Capen
Reaton
Cornelius H. Patton
Home Department
James L. Batorn
Foreign Department
Turkey
China
New Academy of Music
George Washburn
Robert College
Constantinople
Charles L. Thwing
Western Reserve University
Howard
Bliss
Protestant College
Beirut
Syria
Parkes
Charles
Mills
St. Louis
Synod in Session at Texarkana Arkansas
The annual meeting of the Presbyterian Synod of Arkansas began in Texarkana and will continue through the week. Delegates include many prominent ministers and lay leaders from the church.
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Texarkana
Ark
Presbyterian Synod of Arkansas
Montana WCTU Marks Twenty Fifth Anniversary in Helena
The Bioma tana organization of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union celebrates its twenty-fifth anniversary with a three day convention in Helena. A varied program includes addresses, events, ports, officer elections, and routine business activities.
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Montana
U. Helena
Mont
Biomatana
Woman’ Christian Temperance Union
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