Senator Benhett Hilse Dies in New York Home
United States senator and former governor of New York, David Benhett Hilse, died suddenly at his country home Wolferte Roost at age sixty seven. Reports note he suffered an attack of pilitous eyes and was under care as friends and family sought to comfort him amid a national political void.
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David Benhett Hilse
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New York
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Chicago &iNorthwestern Railroad
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William A. Gardner
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Seattle
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Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
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Notable Deaths and Political Turmoil Highlight 1920s News
Fragmented OCR story recounts a medical report on a death by heart event and mentions Dr. H M Van Patton. It references court cases, Senator Dolliver, and political maneuvers around Republican leadership. Also notes Rostovnia tensions and a self-inflicted death linked to regional unrest.
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Fragmented notes on deaths and events in a confused report
A garbled wartime era clipping mentions the death of Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver, church obsequies in Fort Dodge, and a religious council in Cincinnati. It references Supreme Court arguments over Carmack and Hepburn era transport and politics, plus scattered notes on storms, railways, and assassinations in Europe and America.
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Jonathan
P. Dolliver
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Chicago
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Don Aleting
Cincinnati
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Fragmented note hints at murder case clues
A garbled text fragment mentions a murder and a named individual with uncertain spelling. The readable parts reference a public issue and a potential change, but key names, dates, and locations are unclear. Further context is needed to produce a precise report with proper entities.
Canal libel brief filed in World case at Supreme Court
A damaged clipping outlines a World newspaper libel brief to the Supreme Court challenging a federal court ruling. It notes names like Taft Roosevelt and others, cites circulation at West Point, and mentions a motion to quash the libel suit. It lists numerous city sales and scattered locations related to the case and related fallout.
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Washington
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Taft
Theodore Roogevélle
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West Point
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Georgia Official Dies After Courtroom Illness
C D Hill of Georgia died here Friday following an illness after being stricken in the courtroom last Tuesday. Allanita Gas Charles Dy Fill nor Mcltov general of Georgia are named in the fragmentary notice of the death.
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C.D. Hill
Georgia
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear historic note
A partial, garbled OCR text describes a troubled scene mentioning a child and a father. The readable fragments hint at illness and attempted cure but lack coherent context, names, places, or dates to form a concrete news item.
Red Cross Christmas Seal Prints Show Holiday In Red Green
A printed Christmas seal features a central Red Cross emblem with swords and the Merry Christmas motto. The design by Guion Thompson of Waterbury Connecticut earned $100 for the artist, with proceeds supporting charitable work.
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Guion Thompson
The Place of Honor and Palmer Hodge Harvest Time
A fragmented notice recalls Palmer Hodge as a traditional farmer who shared harvest time meals. The text hints at a cordial gathering led by Giles and remarks on hospitality within a regional setting, though details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Palmer Hodge
Giles
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Fragmented notes hint at silent struggle and reading path
Fragmentary text hints at personal strain and coping through reading The Road to Wellville, mentioning a coffee, a package, and a shift in mood. It references a great fortune and a sense of relief after following a process, with scattered lines about betrayal, self improvement, and a mysterious jaillike cage.
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