Unclear excerpt on whiskey myths and political railroads
Fragmentary text discusses whiskey as a game or pastime and mentions Evelyn and a governor urging railroad compliance. The damaged source hints at political influence and seasonal timing but lacks coherent events or clear entities to confirm a full story.
Taft and Graves Tangle Over Indiana Man
A fragment notes Taft and Mr Graves in a political dispute with a hint that an Indiana man is involved. The line suggests winter lingers in spring and public interest fades as the issue unfolds.
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Taft
Mr. Graves
Indiana
Hearst presidential bid seen as beneficial yet costly
The New York Evening Mail speculates Hearst will pursue the presidential nomination, estimating a ten million budget and suggesting his candidacy could be good for the country. An article titled Standard Oil guilty cites 1403 indictments, while noting frustration at continued convictions despite high product prices.
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New York Evening Mail
Hearst
The
Mail
Standard Oil
New Approach Targets Whisky Drinkers in New York
Report suggests hypnotic methods to curb whiskey consumption. Proponents argue the psychoanalytic arts could be taught in public schools, given success of the method.
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New York
Response to new gens law and local baseball banter
A reader comments on a new laws restricting bird shooting and court opinions about honesty. The piece notes misgivings about players’ honesty and umpire interactions, with jokes about bench seating and back-and-forth changes during a local baseball game on the team’s diamond.
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Trother Greer
Mario
Isodard
Bac
Grand Jury in Houston Faces Limits on Investigations
A Houston grand jury cannot probe every case due to time and resource constraints. Prosecutors urge focus on high priority matters while defense critics call for expanded oversight and clarity on procedures.
Court weighs six day pace on election cases
The piece notes upcoming cases before the body within a week and questions the thoroughness of seven investigations. It cites rumors the recent town election was examined by the grand jury and suggests many denied voters seek redress amid unclear outcomes.
Two Alabama editors noted for sharp distinct styles
The Andalusia News praises two Wire Grass editors in Alabama as among the state's best for clear, influential writing. One editor favors vivid originality and field-crossing directness, while the other relies on precise, distilled English and well formed sentences.
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Alabama
Dothan Eagle
Andalusia News
Mumford Seeks Final Homestead Proof in Alabama
Notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office announces Joseph Z. Mumford of Granger Alabama filing to commute final proof for Homestead Entry No 36269 dated September 4 1904 covering fractional sections 23 and 24 township 7 north range 10 west. Proof is set before the Clerk of the Circuit Court Dothan Alabama June 10 1997 with witnesses John H. Sellers Lewis Granger Jim Philips Joe W. Mumford all of Granger Alabama and Robert D. Johnston Register.
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Joseph Z. Mumford
Granger
Ala
Dothan
John H. Sellers
Lewis Granger
Jim Philips
Joe W. Mumford
of Granger
Robert D. Johnston
Register
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