The Last Judgment Concert at Parish House
The Saturday Musical club presents The Last Judgment an oratorio by Ludwig Spohr this evening at the Parish House closing the club year. Soloists Mrs Tom Cobry Miss Bertha Day Mr John Hunter Mr Harold Vaughan Mr J L Rockwell Mrs J L Rockwell with Mr J L Rockwell conductor. Invitations issued and weather favorable for attendance.
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Parish House
Capitol Avenue Theater
Ludwig Spohr
Tom Cobry
Bertha Day
John Hunter
Harold Vaughan
J. L. Rockwell
William Dubois
Brilliant Social Afternoon at Mrs Black’s Home
Mrs. Palmer J Black and Mrs. John Brown hosted a large Indies gathering at Mrs Black’s residence on a sunny Wednesday afternoon. The rooms featured pink and white carnations green vines smilax and fine china while Mia Buhan Cahill and Miss Marie Buchanan performed music from 2 to 6 pm. Mrs Arthur Black of Grover Cole attended with her husband the younger son of Mr and Mrs P J Black.
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Palmer J. Black
John Brown
Mrs. Black
Mia
Bufan Cahill
Marie Buchanan
Mra
Black
Brown
Arthur Black
Grover, Cole
P. J. Black
Pigroo's Pleasant Pellets regulate dhiver bowels
Sugar-coated tiny granules claim to invigorate dhiver bowels. The advertisement markets a digestive aid with no verifiable claims and lists no supporting data or medical endorsement.
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Pigroo
Community Notes from Chugwater to Greeley Events
Chugwater planned a surprise party for Jant Saturday evening and neighbors enjoyed a social gathering at the Dawson home on Monday. Mrs Bruce Jones will entertain for Miss Mott on Saturday afternoon. Mrs P J Sullivan and daughter Miss Aileen Sullivan are in Greeley for Colorado Teachers College graduation exercises where Miss Georgia Sullivan is a graduate. Mrs Patrick Seals went to Denver yesterday for a few days with friends.
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William Dawson
Chugwater
Scotland
Eastern Star Lodge of
Dawson
Mra
Bruce Jones
Misa Mott
P. J. Sullivan
Aileen Sullivan
Greeley
Colorado Teachers’ College
Georgia Sullivan
Patrick Seals
Denver
Viet
Port Russell Social Event Bridge Party at Mrs Wheeler’s
Mrs. Ernest W. Wheeler hosted a bridge party Wednesday afternoon attended by many friends. The reception rooms featured ferns and palms, punch was served, and six tables of play produced lively cards and a close forming afternoon, with Miss Keating assisting the hostess.
Tea for Mrs. Dyer Hosts Elegant Wednesday Afternoon
Mrs Attios W Kimball entertained eighty guests at a pink and white tea in honor of Mrs Alexander B Dyer. The Ninth Cavalry Orchestra played on the porch while Mrs Kilbourne presided at the punch bowl. Guests included Mrs Dyer and Mrs J M Carey with assistants and a display of spring blossoms throughout the decors. Mrs Sanno arrived to visit her sister Mrs Dade and Mrs George Stull planned two Kensingtons for entertaining today and tomorrow.
Memorial Day Exercises and Parade Plans
The article outlines Memorial Day events with W A C and G A R participation. Graves of Union and Confederate soldiers will be decorated by schoolchildren, followed by a parade to Fort Russell and memorial services. The schedule lists multiple divisions with paths along Capitol Avenue and surrounding streets. Activities include graves decoration, a parade, and speeches by Governor Joseph M. Care y.
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Fort Russell
Agelst
Nemorial
Seventeenth Street
Capital Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Port Rose
Pyoing and bleading at Mya.1 gier's
Local want ad listing at 411 W 19th St advertises services and contact number 417 W. The item appears in a Wyoming publication, labeled as a state leader in the want ads.
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Mya
19Th St
Wyoming
Tey
Rebels gaining in Cuba as U S lands Marines
Washington reports desultory guerrilla warfare expected after Cuban government mobilizes troops at Guantanamo where the revolt is strongest. Marines landed at Deer Point after arriving on Prairie, with few skirmishes near Santisee. Trains operate between Guantanamo and Santisee despite telegraph disruption. Twelve black insurgents captured at Snesta at the Nipe Bay entrance.
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Washington, D. C
Guantanamo
Calmanera
Cuba
Deer Point
Santisee
Havana
Snesta
Nipe Bay
Unclear OCR describes long medical ordeal with eczema
Fragmentary text recounts a yearlong struggle with eczema and failed treatments. A patient recalls doctors, chronic skin illness, and distress over persistent symptoms, with references to a fireplace scene and a perceived cure.
Insurgents increase boldness in attacks near Santiago
Increased boldness shown by insurgents in Auodessia attacks on Ramon de Las Yacaias and Yerba Guinea as rural guards are defeated and arms captured. The zones of operation lie northeast of Santiago where national and insurgent forces confront each other. Generals Estendz and Tivenet lead about 2000 mounted troops but seem to favor guerilla tactics over direct combat. Five torpedo boats Terry Roe Paulding Drayton and McCall left Norfolk aboard escort to join the fleet at Key West.
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Ramon de Las
Norfolk
Terry, Roe, Paulding, Drayton and McCall
Norfolk Navy Varda
Key West
Oil Gushes From Well at Cross Hill
Steamboat Springs Colorado May 24 Reports from the Cross Hill oil fields sixteen miles below town say oil gushed from derrick No 1 high into the air late yesterday afternoon and the basin before the derrick is filling rapidly as workers try to stop the flow until pipes valves are in place The news caused considerable excitement Also an ad admonishes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a prompt cure for coughs and colds available to dealers
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Steamboat Springs
Colo
Cross Hill
Town
Women Monistrates Gain Role in Child Offence Trials
An amendment to French law allows women lawyers to act as magistrates in children’s cases tried outside public law courts. The change expands the participation of women in judicial proceedings involving minors.
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Chiledren
Why Me Was Late
A garbled exchange describes being late home and a discussion with someone about stomach trouble. The text hints at suggesting medicine, mentioning Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy. The overall readability is poor and it reads like a fragment from a casual conversation.
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Bmithwen
Augeper
Mink
Chanberlain
Letter of Introduction Describes Notable Actor
A letter handed to the Thane ger by an actor introduces a performer of much merit. It quotes: Me playa Macheth, Riche iow, fiamlet, phylock and biiards. Ile playe billiards boas. The fragment hints at the speaker's artistic range and passions.
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Thaneager
Sherman Hale Droeslow at 411 Wy
The fragment mentions Sherman Hale and a location 411 Wy with an addressed name, suggesting a city notice or short item for a local record. No clear event or outcome is stated. the text is fragmented and difficult to parse into a complete journalistic report.
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Hale Droeslow
Mra Lieber
Haluy Parlea
Roosevelt and Wilson sweep New Jersey primaries
In Newark and statewide, Colonel Roosevelt won the Republican vote and Governor Wilson carried the Democratic side. Roosevelt captured Essex County and the lion’s share of delegates, with Wilson securing 24 delegates and 4 uninstructed. Districts varied, magnifying Roosevelt’s gains in farming districts and southern towns.
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Newark
N. J
Roosevelt
Wilken
New Jersey
Taft
Li Potlette
Wilson
Wilton
Mionevelt
Chicago
Weer
Essex County
Wileon
Mercer
Hare
New York
la Follette
Underwood Leads Georgia Delegates at State Convention
Underwood winning twenty eight Georgia votes at the state convention in Atlanta with most delegation pledges saying they will support him until the nomination is secured. Returns from a run off primary in Jacksonville show Underwood delegates elected though incomplete results.
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Underwood
Atlanta
Georgia
Jacksonville
Fla
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Broken Bow
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Musicale
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Carnegie Library
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Lavalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Builslo, N. Y
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George. Stull
Kensingtons
F. P. Joyce
Fourth Field Artillery
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HH. A. Slevert
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P. J. McConnell
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America
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the Bronx
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Gross Hill
Chamberlain
Crater Bay
Jersey
District of Columbia
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Turtiusint Senes
Clark
Loninville
Kentucky
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Ollie M. James
Butte
Mont
Kiloron Mfg Co
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Colorado
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