The Man She Loved by Edward Bolton
A widow, grieving Arthur Thurston, is advised to live rather than dwell on loss. An artist, Charlie Somerset, becomes entangled with her, while friend Maxwell reveals she has painted the live subject, not the dead husband. The widow realizes Somerset is the man she loves. Maxwell exits with a wedding invitation in sight.
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Arthur Thurston
Maxwell
Charle
Charlie Somerset
Aout
Thurston
Somerset
Agke
Flace
Marwell
Skeneas
Charlie
Arthur Thorston
Java
Arthur
Cookby
Potash Ore Exploitation Warns Prospective Investors
Prospective investors are urged to use official sources for information on potash ore. The United States Geological Survey reports, including Feldspar Deposits and related studies by W C Phalen, warn against rushes to new ventures. The Geological Survey and Bureau of Soils under the Interior Department offer free reports to the public, emphasizing the need for careful evaluation before investing in potash mining schemes.
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China
United States
K. S. Bastin
Eea
W. C. Phalen
Geological Survey
Interior Department
Bureau of Soils
A of Agriculture
Congress
Prade Intion
The Professional Parent in Woman's Home Companion
An excerpt discusses a devoted mother whose authority dominates her life and whose love is overshadowed by vanity. It notes two sons dying young, a son Paul who smokes yet remains moral, and a daughter who rebels, illustrating how parental influence shapes character and personal truth within a constrained family dynamic.
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Ale
Dan
Paul
Hoe
Marie Cromer Leads Southern Women Growers Network
In American Magazine foreword a notable crusade led by Marie Cromer trains 9,000 girls to grow and can tomatoes, expanding to five Southern states within a year. Supported by the Department of Agriculture and a £25,000 grant from the General Education Board, the movement aims to teach domestic science, healthier meals, and broader canning of produce across the South.
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Forecember
Marie Samwella Cromer
Misa Cromer
Department of Agriculture
Mise Cromer
United States
Iy-Aix
General Education Board
Federal Agricultural Department
Miss Cromer
New York
An Example of a Fragmentary Local Notice
A damaged OCR snippet contains partial phrases about a death and local names. Readable bits reference a person and a location but lack clear action or dates to form a complete obituary or notice. The item reads as a tarnished public notice fragment with limited verifiable details.
Union Wins in Highest Court by Massachusetts Full Bench
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court reverses a lower court ruling, clearing a Lynn workers' strike against a factory's craft union work distribution. The decision denies a blanket injunction while upholding a principle that a strike cannot be used to force changes in working conditions unless it targets discriminatory distribution of tasks.
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Heston
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Nalgene
Superior Court
Robert F
Laaters
Lynn
Aboe
Aduingerg
Renoeet
Asinn
If ‘Hitchcock
Supreme Court
If Justien Ete Renae
Bitter Taft attack at La Follette rally in North Senator Poindexter accuses Taft of stall in tariff reform
Senator Miles Poindexter assailed President Taft at a Washington rally opening La Follette’s campaign. He charged Taft with dilatory pledges on tariff revision, supporting Payne Aldrich, aiding Alaska exploitation, and punishing progressives. He urged La Follette for presidency, cited recalls and treaties as progressive failures.
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Minot
N. 1
Taft
Miles Poindexter
Washi
la Follett Campaim
North
Poindexter
Alaska
Adexter
Crane
China
Central American Republice
Ballinger
la Mollette
Verdict directed in Rutland bond case in New York
A verdict for the defendant Amer ican Fidelity company of Montpelier Vermont was directed by Judge Charles M Hoy of New York in a suit over a $10 000 bond of a general agent alleged to have held from $800 to $0 000 belonging to the company The defense claimed no dishonesty and the court sustained that view Also New York Supreme Court Justice Stapleton granted a divorce in Brooklyn for Peter C Hains the slayer of William E Annis in a case tied to Captain Maingamous Fallon and Annis as co respondent
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Cloud
New York
Supreme Court
Stapleton
Brooklyn
Peter C. Hains
William E. Annis
Maingmous Fallon
Annis
Illiteracy and a Paralytic Stroke Halt Writing
The article notes Indianapolis writer Jaman Whitcom Riley suffering a paralytic stroke that reached his hand, making pen use impossible. He declined a Christmas poem request, saying the public will have to do with his effort.
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Jaman Whitcom Riley
Wendell Phillips Stafford Republic rights and influence
Review of Wendell Phillips Stafford, described as a conservative Vermont native and Republican, urging initiative and popular rule while advocating suffrage. The piece notes his political stance and orations, including remarks at a Vermont centennial and the Burns statue unveiling in Keene, Vermont, with commentary from the Burlington Herald.
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Dietrint
Park Street
Chane
Jon University
Stafford
Vermont
Ajes Phillipe
Phillipe
Doston
Marcon
Washington
Champlain
Hubert Burns
Kare
Busten Herald
Boy accidentally kills father in tragic incident
A young boy caused the death of his father in a sudden accident. Investigators secured the scene as authorities determine the exact sequence of events and potential liability. The incident prompted an inquiry by local police and medical staff to establish the cause of death.
Not Seeking Notoriety In Murder Case
New York acquits Mrs. Francies O'Shaughnesey of murder and she plans to stay about a month at the Manhattan state hospital then aim for a fresh start. She declined former employer Mrs. Ford's offer to return home, wanting to change her name and begin life anew after discharge.
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New York
Dee
Francies O'Shaughnesey
Manhattan State Hospital
Himeou Ford
O’shang
Mra. Ford
Oil Trust Officially Dead Disrupts New York Affiliates
The Standard Oil company of New Jersey ends its oil trust network and begins direct management by subsidiaries in each state. Officials at 20 Broadway in New York are removed and reassigned, with many workers relocated, some to California, as the empire dissolves and leadership shifts occur.
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Oil Trust
Standard Ol
New Jerey
Broadway
New York
California
Plot to Assassinate Shuster Revealed in Teheran
A police report from Teheran dated December indicates a plot to kill American treasurer general Shuster by bomb. Russian officials allegedly urged a Persian conspirator to carry out the assassination, which was hushed up months ago.
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Teheran
Gan Shuster
Shuster
Thanksgiving Banquet Sees 400 Attend Vienna Reception
Vienna on December 1 reports Ambassador Hebard C. Kerns hosted an all-residents and Americans abroad meal in honor of Thanksgiving. About 400 attendees joined the Limont reception, celebrating the holiday with a broad turnout.
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Kerns
Vienna
Hebard C. Kerns
Crop Statistics for the Country 1910 United States
Washington DC November 20 1910 official census report presents ante crop statistics for the United States based on data from April 15 1910 including acreage production and value for oats and other crops. It details across divisions changes in acreage production and value and notes substantial yield variations due to weather while listing state rankings and regional distribution.
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Washington, D. C
Aitates
Durand
Hureau
Department of Committee and Labor
la Iran
Agriculture
Bureau of the Census
United States
Cate
Onts
South Atlantic
North Central Division
East North Central
Mountain Division
Montana
Colorado
New England
Middle Atlantic
Panama Isthmus Traffic Drives Near 100 Million Domestic Trade
Domestic merchandise valued around 99 million dollars moved from the United States through the Panama and Tehuantepec routes in 1911, rising with the opening of the Tehuantepec railway. Trade between Atlantic and Pacific coasts and ventures to Central and South America increased markedly in the decade. Eastbound shipments mainly left Atlantic ports for Pacific destinations, with Hawaii, the Pacific coast, and various Latin American nations receiving large shares, while a substantial portion headed to Panama and related routes.
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West North Central
Pacific
North
South Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
United States
Werom
Ietmuses
Panama
Tehuantepec
Colon
Atlantic
Latina Cruz
Puerie
Tehasiteper
Atheniit
Our
Central
South America
Atlantia
Sulu
Fyures Caplet
Maiauen
Rio
Easeay
Isthamuses
Hawaii
Telmantepes
Aiasa
Pacific Coast
Sal
Tehuantepes
New York
Philadelphia
Oakland
Tobi
Peru
Colombia
Founder
Chile
Central America
Canada
Hawaiian
Atlantic and
Gulf Conate
Tehuanteper
Delaware
Ur. Jdera
San Francisco
Gulf Coast
Boston
Panjamie
Ib Sound
Sthonuces
Charleston
Astoria
San Diego
Timber land deals reshape Clarksville region holdings
Eugene F. Bailey of Berlin secures large tracts in Clarksville and Stewartstown from Daniel Heath of Canam Vermont. The virgin timber lands include about 2000 acres with substantial value. Another major sale in the last week records Dr. Twaddle and partner from Bethel Gains the by Mee. Desa Burhy of Colorado Spring now linked to the deal, with roughly 1400 acres and a price of 11000.
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Eugene F. Bailey
Berlin
N.hl
Clarkeville
Lancaster
Nfl
Duc
Eugene P. Hailey
Clarksvill
Stewartstown
Daniel Heath
Canam
Twaddle
Sal
Patterson Acquitted as Denver Crowd Cheers verdict
Gertrude Gibson Patterson was acquitted of murdering her husband Charles A. Pas, shot to death while strolling in a Denver suburb on September 25. After the verdict, Patterson faced a cheering crowd outside the courtroom as jurors departed, while attempts by officers to reach the jurors waned.
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Col
Gertrude Gibson Patterson
Charles A. Pas
District Court
Patterson
Horae Ale
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