Rival Speeches Shape Massachusetts Outlook Amid Roosevelts Message
Washington February 3 The two rival speeches by Lodge and Crane of Massachusetts are shaping opinion as Roosevelt’s message dominates national debate. Western governors and Democrats are unsettled, with early reactions split on whether Hughes or Taft benefits from the address and its political implications.
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Washington
D.C
Roosevelt
Messin
Hughes
Eaccns
Bax
Moet Ferners
Manel
Taft
Swamp Root promising cures for kidney and related ailments
An advertisement claims Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer & Co offers cures for kidney, liver and bladder issues. It describes symptoms and benefits, noting easier urination, reduced pain, and general health improvement. Offers a sample bottle and free booklet by mail, with address in Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilner & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Seampoat
Dr. Kilmers
Turmoil in Massachusetts Tenements and Taft Campaign
Fragmentary OCR depicts a political debate over tenement reform in Massachusetts alongside notes on the Taft campaign. Mentions of Senator Lodge, Senators Crane and Taft, plus references to party strategies and editorial criticism hint at a contentious political moment with unclear outcomes.
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Massachusetts
Gresman Lawrence
Senate
Foraker Attacks President in New York Banquet Echoes
In New York a banquet of the Ohio Society of New York sparked debates on the president's Friday message. Attendees criticized the address for lacking concrete values and provoking reactions, while prominent figures like Jake D. Arphitel and the Standant Ait party urged candidates Senator Foraker and Secretary Taft for the presidency amid sharp political tensions.
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New York
Bockere
New York City
Ohio Society of New York
Priday
Jake D. Arphitel
Vic
Foraker
Taft
Prohibition Hearings Amid Confused Testimony Declares Drinks Regulars Must Drink
An old clipping describes Febe Ormsina claiming prohibition declared, with hearings before a subcommittee on withdrawal of federal measures. It notes attendees listening to statements about drink and possible deprivation, amid chaotic references to reform and ad hoc actions.
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Febe Ormsina
Fhe
Wrnt
L. Douglas For President
Fragmented voter notes praise L. Douglas as a self made man who rose from humble beginnings to governor. The writer argues he understands labor and industry, calls him a capitalist who supports tariffs, finance and construction, and would appeal to union workers.
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West
Camitidace
William Ficare
Psion
Thaw Acquitted on Ground of Insanity in White Trial
The defendant Harry K. Thaw, in New York, was acquitted of the Stanford White murder on the ground of insanity at the time of the act. The verdict came after a long trial, with jurors considering that Thaw was insane when he killed White. He was committed to an institution following the verdict.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Bomichie
Toonen
Ettte Communesiou
Babess
Sara
Bern
Hudson River
Hay
Wiber
Uteman
Ieee
Thaw Reaches Asylum Amid Court Move
Anxed details report Harry Thaw arriving at an asylum under guard with Sheriff Petl and legal counsel. Officials plan immediate observation and centralized confinement to assess his mental state, placing him in the observation ward for evaluation while treating him the same as other patients.
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Msesetawatl
Sophie Yen
Maris
Tenin
Harry Thaw
Rennier
Dir
Lamb
Verdict for Mrs Valetr in Exeter alimony suit
A New Hampshire jury returned a verdict in an alimony dispute involving Mrs Valetr. The case centered on widow Mim Walker and her alleged relationship with a carpenter tied to the estate. Testimony covered telephone conversations and personal tensions, with the jury having to decide on the $50,200 claim within the 14 day cure period referenced.
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Exeter
N. H
Tovne
Mim Walker
Hoxie
Carpenter
Walker
Wade
Sete
Fleet Greeted at Port by Chilean Officialsaders Visit
The U S battleship squadron under Evans entered port at Puerto Arenas where Chilean officials and citizens lined the waterfront to welcome the ships. The cruiser Cheacabien and Sappho with British support joined the Connecticut, Evans Ragrdp, and other vessels in the harbor as Admiral Shepard conveyed a formal welcome from the Chilean navy.
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Sutunlay
Ciilian
Cheacabien
A. O
Powelsten
Sappho
Chacahoro
Evans
Shep Om
Adwaira Evans
New Golf System Approved for Major Tournament
The United States Golf Association approves a new match play format aimed at boosting interest and securing longer rounds. The plan includes 26 to 32 hole events, open draws, and modified rounds to attract top players and sustain spectator appeal for the upcoming season.
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United States Golf Association
United ‘States
Teled Ant
Chiseta
Cate
Taftal Sa
United States
Gowt Sds
England's great runner Shrubb redefines distance marks
Alfred Shrubb, renowned world champion long-distance runner, dominates American records across 2 000 yards to 16 miles. He recently defeated top rivals in a demanding stay in the United States, topping a 10 mile trial and securing a decisive victory without trouble. He weighs pounds and is paired with Paterson for future races.
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Alfred Scrubb
Jae
Eaytland
Bern
Slixtanee
Shrubb
Aamerica
Tie Hax
Hiner
Rele
Boise Cashier Arrested After Bank Failure
Boise Idaho February 2 Harans A New cashier of the Capital State bank arrested after the bank failed. He alleged to have prepared fifty thousand dollars ready for transfer at a moment’s notice, with movements tied to shipments toward Kansas City and other tasks.
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Boise
Idaho
Harans A. New
Capital State Bank
Failel & Week Oun
Hole
Iabe
Roy
Tore
Cadaurea
Bret
Kannan City
Decision on Patent Case Over Curtain Monument Design
Judge Martin rules in favor of Tunes Cruickshank and William Murr against Jose Wy Crier in a patent case concerning a sarcophagus monument design. The decision holds that the defendant's monument resembles the patented arch over a tablature design, noting prior use of similar elements and deeming the defendant’s work infringing under the claims.
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Martin
United States Circuit Court
Tunes & Cruickshank
Willam Murr
Cruickshmak
Jose Wy Crier
Willam H. Young
Troy
New York
Legal Opinion on Inventions and Design Patent Limits
Fragmentary OCR yields a dense core about Congress power to promote science via patents, distinguishing invention from mere design. It references Thorpe v. Thornton and Hill v. Wooster, noting design protection must meet invention or discovery criteria, with emphasis on novelty, usefulness, and non trivial departure from prior designs. Critics warn design alone may fail to secure protection if it lacks true innovation or utility.
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Perry
Hawkson
Daley Cade
Emse
Deel
Toteweiler
Alee Hill Ya Wooster
Gerham Mig. Co
White
Jistien Brows
Michigan
Adams
Baum
Legal ruling on patent law and stare decisis in Vermont case
A court ruling discusses the doctrine of stare decisis and whether it applies to a patent matter involving the administrator Marr and his associates. The judge notes difficulty locating prior evidence and reserves decision on some aspects, with the case framed around letters patent and monuments claimed to be covered. Signed by Justice James L. Martin in Prattlebors Vermont on January 10, 1888.
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Betes
Nichols
Wall
Grutaler
Draugie
Eipeuit
Marr
Cowie
Crsburk
Cruiskehamk
Prattlebors
Vermont
James L. Martin
Typothetae Declines Major Printing Pact
Fragmented OCR reads of a trade body debate show the United Typotheiae of America resisting a significant international printing agreement. The document references committees and union concerns, with vague mentions of presses and governance.
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Fudge
United Typotheiae
Amerie Ty
Rei Anit
Asalstunts
Wnkén
Sudsom
Ce & Weviston
Notice to the Public on Train Operations Still Ongoing
The public notice states that train services are continuing as usual with ongoing operations and meetings about schedules. No specific dates or locations are provided beyond the general assertion of continued service and ongoing discussions.
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W. Dillon
Ohio
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Wiel
Ase
Mrs, Valetr
Paito
Punts
England
Alfred Shrubb
Cov
Tim Sorace
Eman Oran
Aod Pee Averill & Ce
John W. Crier
Roxbury
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