W H Wood Dies by Apparent Gas Asphyxiation in Home
New York July 20. W H Wood a prominent Westchester contractor was found dead in his city home from gas asphyxiation. Coroner attributed it to a master water heater incident while Wood was reportedly active in the presidential campaign. Born December 31, 1855 in Stamford NY he served as Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue and chairman of the State Board of Assessors. He will be buried in Albany after being a long time legal and political figure and campaign speaker.
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New York
Vanes Mccormick
Wilmon' Es Mantger
Manger
New York State
Campalen
Whluim
Woo
Gaa Flordontine Wanight
Lids City
Sali Wooldeuih
Wood and Wood
Woodman
Stamford
N.Y
Kane horse diagnosed with glanders in Kane county
A horse belonging to Christ ie a farmer living near Jo Jo fou Kane was killed last night after glanders symptoms appeared. Veterinarian Claude D Evans confirmed glanders based on nasal discharge and swelling of facial lymph glands. State veterinarian and Wellsboro agent John S Turner notified authorities.
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Kane
Por Christie
Ian
Bewat
Claude D. Evans
Jean
Ibn Jocal
John
Turner
Wellsboro
Dors
Unclear historical note on baby items and power supply
Fragmentary text mentions stimulators and baby items with references to electric light and supply. It reads as a garbled notice about needing Lton or related devices and a demand for electricity. The passage is highly damaged with uncertain names and places.
Bulletin on Liquor Traffic and Prohibition Debate
A chaotic bulletin outlines anti liquor sentiment with quotes from public figures and opinions on temperance. It examines enforcement, taxation, social cost, and the push for prohibition, including calls to elect officials against liquor interests and to maintain abstinence.
Local notices and social items from Concord area
Community notes report visitors and Sunday guests including Mrs Initio Parrel Woilnosilny and Mr Miller of New York City. Families and neighbors such as the McGray and Denham clans are listed with church and school activities, plus a new locking tower project and job ads for permanent positions and boarding.
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Initio Parrel Woilnosilny
Che Misnes Janiv
Sarah Sal Hugal McGray
McGray
Satanid
Tomah McGray
Aronoco
Minn
St Vaul
Haterprine
Sindy
DA Denham
Doushler
Huuffalu
Aid
Mouray
Sheffield Parma Milk Company
J. Brown
LeGrind Durhima
Ruth Akam
Govallyi Helig
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Federal Reserve Bank of the United States
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Reece
F. F. Dalley Co., Ltd
W. H. Wood
Corry Oly Leotrio Light Co
Law Enforcement League
Kansas
South Dakeith
W. J. Bryan
Stanford University
Havery
Servus
Ream & York
First Ave
Clymer
Ones
B. WV
Stewert and Son
East Meanant
Bell
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Brown's
N. Centre
W. Main Street
Nubone
Oil City
Oil City Trust Company
OM City, Pa
Corry, PA
Henry Keppel
D. H. Andrews
Frank Laurie
D.a.depew
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