Roosevelt Celebrates His Fiftieth Birthday In 1906
Washington D C October 27 President Roosevelt marked his fiftieth birthday with routine day affairs and calls about Taft ahead of the campaign. The article traces his life from Harvard graduation in 1880 through public service and politics, highlighting key roles and events up to his push for Taft and the 1908 campaign.
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Taft Plans Succession and African Hunt Preparations
Taft as his successor and giving his spare time to preparations for his African hunt.
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Eighteenth Convention of Pennsylvania Women's Clubs Opens
The eighteenth annual convention of the Pennsylvania Federation of Women's Clubs opened in Pittsburg at the Hotel Schenley with 500 delegates. Rev L Walter Mason offered the invocation and Mrs Levi Bird Duff welcomed guests. President Biddle gave her annual address and lauded Allegheny county clubs. Sessions include Europe impressions and talks on civic reform and child labor.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Cure for All Stages
Readers learn of a claimed universal cure for catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The text asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offering a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and urging trials through F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists at 75 cents plus mentions Hall's Pills for constipation.
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John D Long Celebrates Seventieth Birthday in Hingham
Boston born John D Long former Secretary of the Navy under McKinley from 1897 to 1901 receives numerous congratulations at his Hingham home on turning seventy. He previously served as Governor of Massachusetts and a U S Representative.
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Woman Interrupts Speaker Coughing During Event
A well dressed woman interrupted a political speaker by continually coughing. Suggestions urged Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick cure for the cough and for expelling a cold. The genuine product is in a yellow package and contains no harmful substrates. Sold by all druggists.
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Honest John Miller Dies in Duluth
Former North Dakota Governor John Miller died in Duluth Minnesota on October 27. He was famed for leading the anti lottery fight in North Dakota when a lottery representative offered $200,000 to allow entry. Miller refused, earning the nickname Honest John Miller and strengthening his anti lottery stance.
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Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed by Germania Fire Ins Co
Andrew Schenck of Ayton Ontario endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy, stating it cures stubborn coughs and colds and is safe for children. Sold by H.R. Palmer & Sons Orr Drug Co Warren J. Smith & Bro B. C. McEvoy L. P. Canning.
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Policeman Matthews Granted 15000 Bond in Turner Killing Case
Augusta Georgia October 27 Policeman M O Matthews who has been in jail since Friday was admitted to bond of fifteen thousand dollars after a motion before Judge Henry Hammond in the superior court Matthews killed former Marshal Ed Turner of North Augusta weeks ago The coroner s jury exonerated him and a preliminary hearing followed but Friday the grand jury returned a true bill and his arrest followed The bond was granted on condition his attorneys consent to a trial this term of court
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Kent Fined for Cheering at Bryan Rally in Lincoln
Lincoln Nebr Oct 27 John T Kent a prominent democratic politician formerly with W J Bryan's paper was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court for hollering for Bryan He faced charges of disturbing the peace and disorderly conduct The Grand Army of the Republic drum corps testified that his shouting disrupted their open jazz drum corps concert
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Croom Hotel Proprietor Credits New Discovery Cure
Ada L. Croom of Venghn Miss recalls a near lifetime battle with a cough and consumption. She credits Dr King s New Discovery with a complete cure after using three bottles. The remedy is widely praised and sold at local drug stores with trial bottles free.
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American autos become popular in 1900s trade surge
Automobile editor notes that a 1907 financial panic did not depress American car sales. Lower priced models from 850 to 1200 dollars thrived in rural areas, while higher priced cars gained market share as foreign prejudice faded. Chicago dealers report strong demand, ongoing production strain, and reliability tests boosting uptake, with autos now seen as a necessity rather than a toy.
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Mills Start Up in Augusta Mills Start Up in Augusta Ga
Augusta Ga Oct 27 Today nine of the eleven cotton mills started operation for the first time since the treachet of August 26 The Sibley and King mills start Thursday The canal repairs are practically completed and there is a full head of water The weekly payroll of these manufactories is 25500 Foley s Honey and rat cures coughs quickly strengthens the tongs and ex pels colds Get the genuine in ayeh package Sold by all druggists
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Georgia House Roll of Members and Post Office Addresses
An alphabetical listing of Georgia counties with their House of Representatives members and post office addresses. X marks denote members who were carried over from the last session. Includes county by county names such as Appling G B Tippins Surrency, Fulton George Brown Atlanta, Chatham J R Anderson Savannah, and many others with corresponding towns and districts.
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Fragmented Georgia Names List in County Assignments
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple Georgia counties and associated names across regions such as Quitman Thomasville Tifton and Valued towns like LaGrange Athens and Waycross. The item reads like a directory or roll of names tied to counties and initials, with many OCR errors and missing context.
Mewbourn Dies in Bowman After Fateful Night
An obituary notes that WR S Mewbourn of Bowman Ia died Friday night at 9 after a long illness. He lived in this city five years, led Bowman church Sunday school fifteen years, and leaves a wife and eleven children. The piece includes verses, family names, and a health advertisement.
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