A Humorous Case of Mistaken Identities at the Station
Annie Stone reports a comic mix up where Mr Williams arrives with a young woman and boy claiming wife and sister causing a cascade of misunderstandings. The scene unfolds at a station and home as the real husband father and brother are eventually revealed, amid laughter and relief.
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Williams
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Tom
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Tienen
Annie Stone Sthes
Taft Campaign Born In Concord New Hampshire
A Concord meeting of 200 leading Republicans launched a Taft campaign in New Hampshire. The assembly adopted resolutions to form the Taft Association of New Hampshire, aiming to organize delegates and support Taft for the Republican nomination while aligning with Hoover era policies. Key officers and an executive committee were appointed to promote Taft and elect favorable delegates.
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Hoovevelt
Frank W. Rollins
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Sherman F Bure Roughy
Manchestre
Welling M. Tate
Ohio
United States
New Hampelier
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Aryl
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William H. Taft
Old Love Letters Deciding Millionaire Will Dispute
Chicago dispatch reports the famous will of Col. Thomas Snell is contested as Mabel Snell McNamara faces a court hearing. The letters reveal a long romance with lavish gifts totaling about 50 000 in cash and 25 000 in real estate. Attorneys argue influence and possible monomania as key factors in the contested will.
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Chicago
Clinton
Thomas. Snell
Milliionaire
Mabel SnelleNaware
Shehrane
Iris
Mra. McNamara
Snell
McNamara
Sin
Edward J. Sieeany
Richard Snell
Indy
Hill and Connors hold talks on party unity for convention
A conference between ex Senator David Hill and State Chairman William Connors yesterday signals broad Democratic support for Hill to aid the ticket against Bryan. Hill was ordered to serve as a delegate at large to the Democratic National Convention, with Charles Sinty, William Sonpory, and Lieutenant Governor Manler.
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William J. Connors
Bie
Statender
Bryan
Utix
Hillas
Charles F. Sinty
Tammang Tall
Willan J. Sonpory
Manler
Hill
Taft Chosen by Nebraska Republicans for State Nomination
Lincoln Neb Feb 10 The Republican state committee selected Omaha as the site and slate for the state convention. They adopted resolutions declaring William H Taft the party’s presidential nominee and endorsed the primary expression supporting him. The committee acted with unity on the presidential choice.
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Lincoln
Neb
Republican State Committee
Omaha
William H. Tait
Tait
Farmer Smith Prefers Prison Over 41-Year Sentence in Pennsylvania
A court report recounts the case of James RK Stath who will serve additional four years of his five year sentence in Westra penitentiary after a dispute over money. A feud with his in law escalated to violence, leaving Wirsing severely injured and Smith facing further legal actions as a widow’s suit averts further upheaval.
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Farmer Smith
Pitlsbuyre
Cory
James RK
Stath
Westra
Smith
Witting
Fragmentary notice yields unclear local item
A garbled OCR fragment from a newspaper page provides limited readable terms and names, with no clear event, date, or location. The readable bits suggest a notice or brief item but lack sufficient context to identify the subject or outcome.
Prohibition Projections Spark National Debate
A Portland address by Dal Mere Too Mon and remarks from Stevens, president of for W.c. TOU, foresee a future where a national law curbs alcohol and sea commerce, with the Solid South tipped toward prohibitive policies within five years. The piece blends political predictions with odd colonial era lore and mentions Maine’s anti-prohibition stance as part of the broader debate.
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Portland
W.c. Tou
Woman's Council
Maine
Household hints on cleaning knives and surfaces
Household hints suggest warming the knife before cleaning to ease sticking. A method for slicing cheese uses parchment or wax paper over the blade. The text notes bone cleaning and keeping tools in good shape. Floor paint stains can be removed with a drop of ben sine and emery or pumice on a damp cloth.
State Lines and a Kansas City St Louis Road Project
A proposed road between St Louis and Kansas City is to be completed within two years with spring construction, sixty feet wide, funded by a 500000 appropriation from the Allesonrl legislature. The plan includes a north to south extension through Nevada Colorado Montana and Vth, reflecting recent retarns on decile production.
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Nevada
Sovina
Colorado
Montaly
Vth
St. Louis
Kansas City
Allesonrl
Wath
Gossips on Separate Coats and Harmonized Millinery
New York Past notes fashion trends with separate coats returning for vilaes and elders. Coats vary by length with a waist line raised at back and a seam detail. Fabrics include cheviot verge and worsted, with braided cloth borders and matched buttons. Millinery blends with dresses, aiming for harmonious color without exact unison.
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New York
Union Death Benefit Attracts Stonecutters To Unions
The Bladecutters Journal notes many stonecutters leave their state societies for unions. The first four months of this year show sixty seven stonecutters died for good standing and received 6700 by return mail to pay death benefits. This is the largest such four month total in the general union history.
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Bladecutters’ Journal
Case In Point. Church Have you ever been in a position when you wanted to say some thing and couldn't
Gotham Oh yes. Tre often bad central tell me the hime wits bunt Yonkers Statesman.
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Gotham
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Yonkers
Vermont Man Dead at 102 Veteran Minister and Soldier
The Rev. Leonard Dolph aged 102 died at his Brandon home. Born Crown Point August 24, 1805, he was ordained a Methodist minister in 1830 and served over half a century. At the Civil War outbreak he enlisted as private in Company E N Y Tafautey and later served as chaplain. discharged 1863 for disability. A strong Republican, his early vote was for John Quincy Adams in 1828.
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Leonard Dorp
Seaman’ Dolph
Crown Point
Tiaparenta
Simeon Dolph
Baltahaxor de Wolf
Alice
America
Hlaven
Middletown
Cann
Dolph
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Montreal
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Louistrg
Faet
Maria Taylor
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Town
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Iowa
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New York
Sarah
Massachusetts
Mary J. Aimes
Maria
George
Oregon
Luther
Pennsylvania
Jennie
Meth N.Y. Tafautey
Suffolk
Way
Franklin
Gloucester Court
Baltimore
C.J. Ormabee
A. R
Nee Sitte
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J. Q. Adams
United States
Dr Adrian T Woodward Dead in Brandon Event
Obituary from Brandon reports Dr Adrian T Woodward aged about 80 died at home after a period of decline. He practiced as a physician for five years in Brandon after coming from Castleton and served as a surgeon with the army. Survived by son Dr. J Hayden Woodward of New York and his wife. Funeral set for Saturday at St. Epistle Church at 2 PM.
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New York
Mra. Woodward Loving
Eplesopal Church
Don’t Suffer All Winter From Nervous Ailments
An elderly Cortland resident praises Dr Williams Pink Pills claiming sudden relief from sciatica and associated pains after six boxes. The testimonial asserts the pills cure disease by purifying blood and promise mailed delivery at five dollars per set of ten, with a total price of two fifty.
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Ste Bac
Ratoni
Fox
Tod Fen New
Williame
Wit Medicine Company
A Girl's Heels Reveal Her Character, Says Old Essay
A serialized observation contrasts tidy outward trim with inner steadiness. It notes women with flawless appearance may be slovenly by habit while those with steady heels keep home matters orderly. The piece blends social advice with anecdotes about envy and esteem.
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Nan Thet
Beele
Giria
Parliament of Melbourne Conversation Recalled with Wit
A fragment recounts a Melbourne parliament scene where a member teased a peer affiliated with Queen Anne era. During a speech the speaker invoked the queen, prompting puzzled reactions and a scholar’s sharper retort about knowledge of her time.
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Queen Anne
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