Forest Fires Rage Across Several States With No Rain
Reports from Milwaukee Cleveland and Utica describe forest and meadow fires spreading rapidly, burning hundreds of acres and threatening villages. Adirondack fires in Long Lake West are beyond control, with large areas wiped out and several camps destroyed, following eight weeks without rain.
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Saranac Lake
Tonfgar
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Upper
Michigan
Cleveland
Ohio
Rocky River
Bedford
Utica
Adirondacks
Long Lake West
Local weddings and accidents in drizzling rain
JOHN WILLIAM SWANN of Se xor A Ga and Miss Dora Agnes Startey of 10 Bronewall Street were married yesterday afternoon at Rev A C Ward's residence. A Whitehall Street car skid in drizzle and knocked a wheel off, injuring a front seat passenger mildly. A wagon drawn by two mules on Stewart Avenue left the road, sending Jim Martin age about 65 to Grady Hospital with a serious leg fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Swann
Sexor A. Ga
Dora Agnes Startey
Bronewall Street
A.C. Ward
Whitehall Street
Brotherton’ Street
Decatur
Leo Sherrod
Stewart Avenue
Jim Martin
Cascade
Campaign Hell and High Water in Presidential Rally Skirmish
The article chronicles a heated week in the presidential race with Foraker threatening legal action, Haskell resigning, and campaigns intensifying. Taft plans speeches across North Dakota Iowa Nebraska and Colorado while Bryan travels Wisconsin North Dakota and Lincoln for the final push. Sherman's health limits him to six talks in central Illinois with Longworth. Kern tours the North, then Michigan Alabama Georgia and North Carolina. Hughes appears in the West at Indianapolis South Bend Detroit Baltimore and Buffalo. Beveridge campaigns through Terre Haute Chicago and Minneapolis.
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Haskell
Foraker
United States
Taft
North Dakotta
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Bryan
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Lincoln
Shermen
Uimola
Longworth
John W. Kern
Ohio
Michigan
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
Hughes
New York
West
Indianapolis
South Bend
Ind
Detroit
Baltimore
Buffalo
Beveridge
Terre Haute
Chicago
Minneapolis
Roosevelt Speech on Law, Corruption and Haskell
Roosevelt defends fair treatment of all corporations and individuals while denouncing legal double standards. He counters attacks over Harriman and Taft, cites prosecutions and public interest, and condemns Governor Haskell for favoring Standard Oil over Oklahoma law, urging justice and accountability.
AGAIN IN POLITICAL GAME HULKED TO ACTIVE CAMPAIGN ROLE
The report states David Bennett Hull will rejoin political life after retirement, prompting talk in both parties camps. Flo is said to have entered the race at Bryan's urging while Mr Hill may chair the New York state committee and advise with Chairman Mack of the national committee.
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David Bennett Hul Hes
Flo
Bryan
New York State
Hill
Mack
Haskell Denounces Roosevelt in Ohio Speech
Guthrie Ohio September 27 Governor Charley N Haskell addressed a large crowd on the steps of the Royal hotel denouncing President Roosevelt as a Stour Nasher and repeating his defense of the charges against him The governor issued an official statement from the hotel and showed a telegram from W K R Finley urging a week of speaking dates in Ohio He also received a message from J D Reynolds urging him to speak in Ohio and promising a rousing reception Haskell said he would visit Ohio in a few days to answer the invitations.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Haskell
Roosevelt
Guthrie
Ohio
Charley N. Haskell
Royal Hotel
Baler
W. KR. Finley
Democratic State Committee of
J. D. Reynolds
Ohio State Committee
Obituary notices span Doonan and Fulton families in Georgia
The notice covers De Sales Doonan death in Posten Mass and removal to Atlanta with service at Church of the Immaculate Conception and Oakland cemetery interment. Also reports deaths of VanVorst in Clarkston with Masonic honors, Len Wenereen in Grantville, infant Thomas E Sherran at home, and Robert Fulton of Lancaster with biographical highlights. A fragment discusses Fulton lineage and early American connections to Scotland, Ireland, and Lancaster.
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de Sales Doonan
Posten
Mass
Wit
Atlanta
Wachington Street
Deceagea
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Oakland Cemetery
Greenberr
Bond & Bloomfield
Robert R. Gus
John Carrigan
Eoward McGuire
Buyers
Clarence Haverty
James Witlameen
Robert “Patton
Little Britain
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Iris
Robert Fullan
Scotland
Ireland
Cromwell
Kilkenny
Fulton
America
Robert Fulton
Lancaster
Presbyterian Church
Union Wire Company
Juliana L Library of
American
Diseases of Men Artfully Patterned in Medical Notice
An odd medical advertisement fragment lists topics such as brain and nerve exhaustion and general health concerns. It mentions contact details and a location on Broad Street, urging readers to respond to a physician or therapist offering treatment. The text is garbled but suggests a page of health advice or services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Rand
Baird
Mighty Prince Becomes Monk Amid Vast Wealth and Titles
London report details Prince Carl zu Lowenstein of Bohemia renouncing secular power to embrace Dominican life as Brother Raymund at Venlo monastery on the Dutch frontier. Once a grand duke and patron of vast estates, he seeks spiritual peace over worldly riches and honors.
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London
Prince Carzu Lowenstein
Venlo
Cologne
Raymond
Raymund
Prince Carl Zu Lowenstein
Duke of Norfolk
England
Prince Carl Henrich
Lowenstein-Werthiem-Rochefort
Zuid
Bohemia
John Huss
Europe
Adelheid Zu
Isenburg
Sophie von Und Zu Lieenstein
Catherine of Sienna
Charity
St. Francisca
Aachen
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Mounttains
Paradise
Thomas A Kempis
Holy Roman Empire
Austria
Burone
Minda
Donon
Heroism Amid Floods by Folcom Telephone Operator
History recalls Mrs. 8 J Rooke of Folcom New Mexico who refused to flee when warned by the hills. She phoned subscribers to warn them while the flood bore down, saving over forty families before losing her own life. Her body was found twelve miles down the canyon with the telephone headset still on.
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J. Rooke
Folcom
N. M
Steleas
Rough Diamond and the Alum Trick Explained
A New York Press article recounts a dealer demonstration distinguishing real diamonds from lookalikes like alum. It notes the soapiness of diamond surfaces, the weight difference, and the layered structure of plate glassy stones, plus cautions on how cutters exploit stone layers.
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Prem
New York
An Original Oath of Allegiance to Aragon’s King
A historic oath from Aragon shows freeborn inhabitants pledging loyalty to Don Philip with conditions to preserve their rights and privileges. It declares that failure to uphold these guarantees dissolves the kingship and ends their allegiance. The language reflects autonomous monarchy norms from an era when Aragon was a proud independent realm.
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Aragon
Kingdom of
Philip
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Nave
St. Louis
Henry
Priest
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Standard Oi Company
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Standard ‘Oil Com
Walker
Gudge Taft
Judge Taft
Republican Campaign Committee
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Clark
Scieue
Reil
Hayriman
Teason
Cts
Hastell
Entile
Standard Oil Company
Shomeless
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Paraxet
Mr. Foraker
Courti Ag
Nowan
Oklahoma
Standard’ Oil Company
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Office
Department Fy the Interior
Ofl
Prairie Ol Gend Gag Company
Byg
Oerther
Haskel
VanVorst
Clarkston
Savannah
Linde Stafford
Cetin
Amar
Len Wenereeeas Mons
Walter Boyd
Fair Street
Granteliie
Thomas E, Sherran
Thomas E
Mra
Sherran
B& Alamo Avenues
Harry G. Poole
Robert F
Tham ‘Phe Cantry
Germany
Cartu Lowenstein
Hecomes
Jerolen
Ederheimer
Daniel Bros. Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree Street
Ats
Greenville, §. C
Southern Railway
Greenville
Norcross
Fassey
Liberty
Barria
Central
Calhoun
Boneca
Alchland
Weatminater
Madison
Deercourt
Tootoa
Aversville
Mt. Alry
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Baldwin
Alto
Bellton
Buford
Suwanee
Duluth
John &, Meek
Atlanta, Ga
James Freeman
Spapre Hine
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