Mitchell's Reliable Goods at Reasonable Prices
A furniture house celebrating 72 years adds a High-Class Rug Department offering the best in design workmanship and finish. The store concentrates on two lines and invites correspondence from buyers seeking quality and value.
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United States
Mitchell
Noah Webster Birthday Celebrated at Yale and New Haven
New Haven hosts a 150th anniversary observance of Noah Webster born 1758. The Webster homestead window and desk display its dictionary work, while a granite shaft in Grove Street Cemetery honors Webster and his wife Rebecca Greenleaf. Descriptions note his poverty and later modest wealth as he built a family of eight.
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Commercial Tribune
New Haven
Yale University
Noah Webster
Connecticut
Yale College
William Webster
Grove Street
Webster
Rebecca Greenleaf
Tal
A Mint For The Poor Man Of Today
An article extols thrift and saving at Queen City Bank in Cincinnati. It highlights four percent certificates of deposit, compound interest, and the bank’s growing, conservative stature with capital and surplus figures.
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Queen City Bank
O. K
Spee Building
Fifth
Vine Streets
Queen City Genk
General Nodzu Dies in Tokyo at Age 97
General Count Michitsura Nodzu, veteran of the Civil War era and key commander in the Russo-Japanese War, died in Tokyo. Born November 1840 in Satsuma, he rose from colonel in 1877 to full general in 1894, leading the Hiroshima Division and later the First Army.
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Michitsura Nodzu
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Hiroshima
Farmer killed by horse near Bradbury
Anthony Shuler a farmer was thrown from his wagon during a runaway near Bradbury and kicked to death by his horse. Shuler had previously lost two children to drowning and two to smallpox within a few months.
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Anthony Shuler
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Shuler
Cincinnati Folks Visit in New York Travel Largely for Social Ties
A Cincinnati social scene unfolds in New York as Mrs. and Mrs. John Omwake escort daughter Evelyn to Dobbs Ferry and attend Trinity Church services and a Broadway matinee. Many local residents, business leaders, and officials are noted at hotels Waldorf Astoria, Walcott, Martinique, and York, ranging from hotel guests to touring groups and a Genoa-bound couple.
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Cincinnati
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Waldorf-Astoria
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Omwakes
Avondale
Evelyn
Omwake
Waldorf
Walcott
Paul Matthews
Boston
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Joseph T. Carew
Europe
Elaine Carew
Wolcott
Stanhope Boal
Piqua
E. L. Thomas
Eleanor Gholson
Eet
W. L. Divine
O. P.crocker
F. M. Whitaker
H. 8. Calcutt
H. J. Poling
Dayton
F. R. Sinks
Columbus
Wallace J. Williamson
Catlettsburg
William Philip Simms
Martinique
Noordam
Thornton M. Hinkle
Helen Hinkle
Emma Keys
Evelyn Hollister
Massachusetts
Hotel
York
George H. Stearns
Mabel Weld Stearns
Mr. Stearns
Metropolis
Stearns
Fancy
Mills Hotel No. 3
Battery Park
Bill Quigley
Battery Boatman
Ohio
White House
Rachel G. Coulter
Galion
H. G. Henking
John .P. Young
Youngstown
Gotham
Mrs. Coulter
Army
Pitts H. Burt
New England
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Miss Stevens
Denton
J. Stevens
Stevens
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H. H. Squair
South
Norman G. Kenan
Unioyp Gas and Electric Company
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Rialto
Theodore Mitchell
Lillian Russell
Liberty Theater
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R. de Vere Carroll
Prince George Hotel
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W. H. Hall
J. W. Belt
Hotel Victoria
Panama Canal
Covington
Alex. Labold
Hoffman
George W. McAlpin Company
Nell Murphy
BE. R. Spingler
G. M. Rau
HB. C. Poage
L. Fleishman
G. L. Folger
H. R. Gilbert
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H. R. Lynn
R. C. Orr
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G. Crabbe
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A. J. Mitchell
Mitchell
Owensboro
Helen King
Kansas City
Breslin
Rome
Respess
Charlie Hughes
Hoffman House
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W. 8. Baker
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H. G. McElwaine
Lexington
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Hotel Imperial
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Suffragists Plan National Contest and Roosevelts Reply
The National Suffrage Association in Buffalo outlines a national petition push to urge Congress for a sixteenth amendment granting women voting rights. A round table discusses Washington as a suffrage hub, a College Suffrage Association forms, and Emma Gillett reports Roosevelt’s lukewarm reply to a petition drive.
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Mississippi
Nellie Nugent Somerville
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Roosevelt
New Orleans
United States
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New Hotel Eimer Opens After Sixth Street Build
Cincinnati shows a new first class stag hotel at Sixth and Walnut named the New Hotel Eimer. Workmen finished remodeling to include offices buffet pool and reception rooms on upper floors with stationary washstands and telephone in each room. Formal opening tomorrow invites ladies.
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Walnut
Cincinnati
Eimer
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