The Bold Ranch Tale of Kate and Her Two Husbands
A frontier tale follows Kate a daring ranch woman who toys with two educated suitors Kingsley Farrington and Royal Pyle. She engineers a triple wedding with parson Oliver Shiverick, then nullifies the marriage as she remains with the officiant, leaving both grooms puzzled by her clever ruse.
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Bove
Kate
Kingsley Farrington
Royal Pyle
Durrington
England
Pyle
Ale
Will
Oliver Shiverick
Herod Herod
Farrington
Moya
United States
Prepa
Frank P. Cheney
Great Gain In Surplus After Year End Totals
Washington June 26 The treasury surplus for the year now stands at 61 062 017. Receipts for the current fiscal year total 945 746 026 with five days remaining before final accounts. Expenditures year to date amount to 567 793 709. Yesterday receipts reached 3 065 816 and expenditures 1 570 000 leaving a daily surplus of 2 (context note: OCR error).
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Washington
Treasury
Hava
Local Market Report Signals Butter Plentiful Prices Weak
June 26 1907 Barre VI market notes dairy prices steady for butter yet show unsteady tones. Old potatoes fall while new lots rise. pork and beef demand mixed. Various produce items including fowls and strawberries appear with fluctuating wholesale quotes for the region.
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Barre
Butter Prices Advance In Boston Markets Report
Boston markets show butter prices rising amid firmer demand and lean supplies. Creamery extras from Vermont and New Hampshire quoted at 25 cents, western at 24 to 25 cents. dairy fancy 22 to 23 cents, packing stock 19 to 20 cents. Cheese quotes list New York fancy 19 to 21 1/2 cents and western varieties around 16 to 18 cents. Eggs and other dairy items show modest gains with regional variations.
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Boston
Seatite
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York
Vivid Society Notes From New York To Oregon
A collage of society snippets reports on New York stagecoach robberies and infant heirs, English nurses caring for a Spanish throne heir, Julia Watt Howe’s eighty eighth birthday elevator stunt, Dr Mary Signe’s appendicitis recovery in New York, and a China return. It notes Mrs Harry Payne Toy and Mrs Berman B Doryea retiring from racing as owners, Mina Goolet as Duchess of Roxburghe, and Myure-Lord Cole Brooke’s lavish London mansion. It proclaims Mrs Mary Wood of Hillsboro Oregon as the oldest living person with a 120 year record, born May 20 1787 in Knoxville Tennessee, who once rode across the continent at sixty five.
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New York
Hely
Spain
Miss Evans
Alice Mary Bouting
Julia Watt Howe
Boston
Mary Signe
Kiudang
China
Chna
Awo
Harry Payne Toy
Berman B. Doryea
Jockey Club
Tosiyn
Duchess of Roxburghe
Mina Goolet
Monk Castle
Colebrooke
London
Mra
Mary Wood
Hillsboro
Ore
Portland
Wood
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Oregon
Theatrical World Sees Cast Shifts Across the Globe
Theatrical circles report William Giftorte after a successful season in Clarice goes abroad. Margaret Angstin plans a professional Australia tour next season. Olga Nethersole may add The Ball's House to her repertoire. Tundley Wright may lead in Charles Probleman's The Dairy Maids. Antlo Warner proposes The Rejuvenation of Aunt in New Rochelle with Francis Wilscute. Charles Trohan builds his London stage, while Viola Troeth aims Joan of Arc in Beerlohn Trew's Louis N Parker production Lady of France in London.
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Willian Giftorte
Clarice
Margaret Angstin
Australia
Olga Nethersole
Tundley Wright Dé
Charles Probleman
Antlo Warner
Francis Wilscute
New Rochelle
Charles Trohan
London
Averion
Maxive Tillette
3. V. Eetonad
Viola Troeth
Joan of Arc
Beerlohn Trew
Louis N. Parker
France
Unionism a Necessity at Saga Beach Conference
Robert A. Woods spoke at Saga Beach expressing unionism as essential to municipal reform. He traced progress over twenty five years amid economic growth, noting shifts toward technical administration and local social betterment via churches and reform groups. The piece discusses mass migrations, the rise of a new American type, and the moral challenge of reconciling democracy with social change.
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Bagamore Beach
Woods
Fernes
al Munici
San Francisco
Lttee Linn
Fred Funston
United States
Inen
Clearch
Lifo
Aolal
President orders special census to curb gerrymander in Oklahoma
The President directs a special census be taken in Oklahoma and the Indian Territory this summer to prevent gerrymandering. The move follows a directive attributed to the late President Roosevelt aiming to reassess the state's boundaries.
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Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Indian Territory
Gleanings and Gossip Touches on Global Times and Trends
Scattered notes report farming in Kansas, a Wisconsin man jailed over an alleged incident, and varied items from Germany and Italy. Observations mention labor shifts in Germany, women's railroad work, Roman excavations, and curiosities about treasures and cigars, with loose references to currency and governance.
Pen and Brush and the Paris Salon Medals Noted
An art note discusses Henri Martin and Das Leon receiving medals at the Parks salon and mentions Bir Lawrence Alma Tadema R Ay Wig and others amid painterly critiques. It references Israel Zangwill George Bernard Shaw and various authors as influential figures with playful snatches about printing and cant.
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Henri Martin
Das Leon
Parks
Lawrence Alma-Tadema
R. Ay
Hte
Captain Macryat
Israel Zangwill
George Bernard Shaw
State Lines and Densities in Early 20th Century Text
Fragmentary report notes Florida passed a law prohibiting diving for sponges due to injuries. South Carolina reportedly resisted divorce law changes. Rhode Island is described as densely populated with high porosity figures. The passage also references liquor sales and population density comparisons across states.
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Florida
Carolina
Rhody Island
Caton
Letty
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The fragmentary OCR text is unreadable and does not provide clear names events or places to form a factual news item or summary. No identifiable entities or actions suitable for a compact newspaper card are present.
Scrap Book Sketches of Congressmen and College Days
A fragment from a scrapbook recounts a banquet for congressmen where palm leaves adorned tables while one worker joked the guests would eat celery if placed on their tables. It shifts to snippets about Paul Laurence and tipsy memoirs, ending with a note on Senator Vance and a crowd of young women at a North Carolina rally.
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Walter
Ron
Paul Laurence
Vance
North Carolina
Juge Bott
Kettie
Owen
Zach Taylor
Washington
Jemert
Deat
John Hobby
Aesistant
Alos
Trombie
Captai Hart
Dot
Fragmented Historical Anecdotes and Quoted Dialogues
A collage of clipped reminiscences and dialect skits features characters like Anne Domino and Zach Taylor. The noisy eighth line prose references public figures, a lighthouse note on power and men in office, along with a short rustic tale about a pie gift and a Hungarian prairie remark.
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