Roosevelt Libel Trial Acknowledges Abstinent Habits
Witnesses in Marquette hear Colonel Roosevelt was rarely drinking and never seen drunk during travels. Charles W. Thompson testifies Roosevelt often worked, sometimes in the barber chair, and drinks were rare except at Gridiron Club dinners. Jurors hear a ruling limiting hearsay about Roosevelt’s reputation.
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Marquette, Mich
Theodore Roosevelt
George A. Newett
Iron Ore
Charles Willis Thompson
New York
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Case Witnesses Unite Behind Pinchot Defense
In the Roosevelt corruption case, Gifford Pinchot appears alongside key witnesses as Beicen advances his defense strategy. The scene centers on Pinchot and defense counsel shaping testimony and challenging prosecution assertions.
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Gifford Pinchot
Teddy
Beicen
Fragmentary notice from historical newspaper page
Incomplete OCR fragment cites names and places unclear due to damage. No coherent event or date can be determined from the readable text.
Judah the Surety and Josephs Dream Fulfilled
A Sunday school lesson traces Joseph’s brothers from envy to repentance as Benjamin becomes the key to the cup plot. Judah bears responsibility and the dream of Joseph’s rise is fulfilled, underscoring God’s disciplined love leading to conviction and forgiveness.
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Judah
Joseph
Jesus Christ
Benjamin
Christ
Missing Witness Appears in Wood Dynamite Trial
Orville Reddig the former chauffeur for William M. Wood testified in the trial of Wood Frederick E. Atteaux and Dennis J. Collins. Prosecutors had searched for him to corroborate claims about a mysterious 1912 dynamite act tied to Lawrence textile strife.
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Boston
Orville Reddig
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Wood
Frederick E. Atteaux
Dennis J. Collins
Lawrence
Reddig
James R. Bailey, Jr
Joseph C. Pelletier
Woman Fends Off Burglary at Reeves Home
Mrs Reeves surprised a burglar at Craig Aerie near Jenkinton while she and Mr Samuel K Reeves returned from a dance. He fled after opening a window as she tried to summon help, leaving silver and statuary at risk. Police search Abingdon for the culprit.
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Philadelphia
Abingdon
Craig Aerie
Samuel K. Reeves
Jenkinton
Deaths of a Day in Brooklyn and Venice
John Rivers Van Name aged 81 died in Brooklyn. His family were early Staten Island settlers. George Comstock known as Babe Caldwell the fat man died suddenly in Venice California. A representative in Congress from the Thing Bixine Congress dis Qiet, was seeking his congressional term when he died.
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John Rivers van Name
Brooklyn
Staten Island
George Comstock
Babe Caldwell
Fat Man
Venice
Cak
Segood
Telegraphic Ticks
A vigilance committee of 00 men was sworn in for duty during the street car strike at Jamestown New York. The United States senate was authorized a sweeping investigation of the mine strike in the Paint Creek region in West Virginia. The mines of the Lackawanna Steel company at Cokeburg near Bentleyville Pennsylvania are closed because of a strike among the miners. Richard L Metcalfe editor of the Commoner at Lincoln Nebraska has been recommended by Secretary Bryan for Philippine commissioner. Governor McGovern of Wisconsin has vetoed the Glenn bill for a referendum on women's suffrage in 1914. He recommends that the referendum be taken in 1916.
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Mercy Hospital
Chicago
Oyster Bay
Milwaukee
New York
White House
Washington
San Francisco
Jamestown
N. Y
United States Senate
Paint Creek
West Virginia
Lackawanna Steel Company
Cokeburg
Bentleyville
Richard L. Metcalfe
the Commoner
Lincoln, Neb
Bryan
McGovern
Wisconsin
Glenn
RULES OF LIFE BY WILLIAM OSLER
A compact reflection on life as habit and self control. Osler argues against overthinking the past or future and stresses deliberate mind training. He notes Americans' rush contrasted with European steadiness and urges quitting tobacco and alcohol for steady daily progress.
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America
William Osler
Truth For Contemplation From F B Meyer
A pithy religious reflection urging Christians to win souls to God and noting that such actions ignite lasting spiritual impulses beyond earthly time. The quote attributed to F B Meyer emphasizes earnest contemplation by Christian Endeavorers.
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F. B. Meyer
Language Evolution and Word Adoption Across Ages
John Selden compares Saxon and modern English showing continual change like patches on a cloak. He notes borrowing from French Italian and Latin and cites polysynonyms and shifting meanings such as gun evolving before gunpowder.
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England
John Selden
Orange Gelatin Recipe From a Vintage Note
A fragmented recipe outlines gelatin soaked in cold water then boiled with sugar and lemon juice, with orange juice and rind, and beaten egg whites folded in. The method suggests chilling until set and serving with a custard or sauce, mentioning quantities and steps in a faded Victorian tone.
Bible Study as Life’s Guide for Christians in 1913
Sermon notes edited by Rev. Sherman H. Doyle emphasize daily Bible study as essential to the Christian life. The piece links Old Testament reverence for God’s law to New Testament faith, urging prayerful, systematic study to gain truth, freedom, wisdom, and purpose.
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Sherman H. Doyle
Israel
Jesus Christ
Earth
Moses
Bisle Readings and Biblical References
Fragments present show a mix of biblical citations including Matthew 4 16 and Ephesians verses with a January reference. The readable text lacks a clear event, person, or place, yielding a terse, reference-heavy card.
Coaching In Churches and the Enduring Christian Endeavor Spirit
A historical note on religious education and church outreach through Christian Endeavor groups. It discusses shifting methods from secular schools to church based training, highlighting junior and senior divisions and the push to lift all members, with the aim that no one be left behind. The piece portrays modern education as mirrored in faith communities and praises cooperative church committee efforts.
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Boston
Ourelorches
Christian Endeavor
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George Shiras
Shiras
Newett
Richbard C. Flannigan
Wilson
D. M. Stearns
Mill
Jilver
Stephen J. Stilwell
Sing Sing Prison
American Press Association
Rules OF Life
Ghalstian
Bisle
Clearfield Trust Company
the County National Bank
Clearfield, PA
Clearfield County
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