Baritone Burt McKinnie Sees Singing as Hobby
In a recent interview the American baritone Burt McKinnie says he has no temperament, his main hobby being singing. He notes he has performed with the International Opera Company this year, plans two Chautauqua concerts, and holds about fifteen golf cups and trophies as a southern United States champion.
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Burt McKinnie
United States
Adopting the Declaration A historic recount of Independence adoption
A detailed review explains the July 2 vote adopting Jeffersons draft and the July 4 public reading. It notes Lee's resolution and the later Aug 2 signing, with signers and substitutions among congressmen. It also recalls Philadelphia fireworks law and 100 years ago New York July 4 observances.
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Virginia
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Charles Thompson
John Nixon
Philadelphia
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Edward Biddle
Thomas Willing
Charles Humphreys
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Benjamin Franklin
Robert Morris
George Ross
James Wilson
New York City
United States
Two July Fourth Celebrations In Cincinnati 1801
The 1801 Fourth of July in Ohio Territory saw two rival celebrations in Cincinnati as Federalists backed territorial government and Republicans pressed for statehood. Riots in Chillicothe accompanied a capital move debate, while Ohio won statehood in 1802 and later backed Jefferson in 1804.
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Election Expenses and Officials in Dewey Precinct Report
A fragmented list shows election expenses and officials including judges, clerks, coroners, and constables across various precincts. It names many individuals such as J. D. Paddock, H. C. Lapham, Albert M. Smith, and T. B. Taylor with varied payments and autopsy and witness fees recorded in the coroner and justice court accounts.
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H. J. Smith
John D. Brandanbees
B. Taylor
J. C. Paddock
der Dewey
John T. Murray
J. A. Lawrence
Austin J. Aiken
B. L. Ae
Resette-Stork Co
Sugar Bowl Candy Kitchen
Fer Co
George R. Baker
Metlen Hotel
P. Harrison
B. Roe
Robert E. Woody
Clarence W. Brown
John C. Paddock
M. M. Moss
Thomas Donlan
Charles J. Bell
Albert F. Cline
al H. Sicotte
W. H. Graeter
Archie “Gibson
George ‘Banks
J. P. Lossl
C. W. Scott Coal & Trans- Big Hole Basin News
Es Blair
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el Sage
Wemple & Holtz
Charles Richardson
L. C. Ford, Sr
M. A. Walker
Robert Moore
F. D. Willis
Stenographer
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Coroner’s Court
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Hiram Brundage
Quitman Owen
Charles Dunn
John Olsen
Andrew Driscoll
William Dunn
Gordon Alexander
Joy Kellum
W. M. Cunningham
J.C. Carrigan
J. H. Bedell
Paul Temple
A. Campbell
William Sterns
J.C. Jones
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A. A. Kenigon
H. H. Brown
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D. Paddock
James Mackay
W. R. Stone
Otto Gasser
Frank Nelson
Jas. R. Jackson
Joseph Erwin
Frank Lovell
Ceneeee
Findley Cunnard
H. Stinson
L. Russell
Patrick
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James Walker
A. A. Kenison
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Ed N. Evans
Fred Nelson
Jas, McKnight
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Chas Martin
M. J. Moran
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Joe Arbour
Walt White
J.T. Armitage
T. B. Taylor
Armitage
Otto Gasser .O
G. A. Pomroy
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Nellie Stahl
Everetta Langford
Arthur Whitlock
J. Moran
Frank Smith
Mannie McDowell
Jack Cornelius O
Matt Rebich
Richard Nolan
Harold T. Weed
Jim Loe
Oscar Gumpfo
W. W. Hanson
Thos. Donlan
C. W. Scott
Why They Sting
A Yonkers Statesman quip contrasts bee behavior with artificial flowers on a hat, noting bees seek real nectar rather than faux blooms and implying natural sweetness under the hat.
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Bill
Jil
Yonkers Statesman
Devotion Highlighted in Detroit Free Press Quote
A Detroit Free Press excerpt praises a husband as deeply devoted. The piece notes his kindness and loyalty, detailing how he cares for his wife and maintains household duties even when apart.
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