Bennington Battle and Notable Deaths Through 1908
A compact note lists historic anniversaries and notable deaths: Battle of Bennington in Vermont. births and deaths of Merle d Aubuigne in 1794 and others including Pinckney in 1806, Lopez in Cuba, Senator Benjamin Harvey Hill, General Samuel Heil Maxey, Robert Wilhelm Everhard Bungen, Noah Brooks, with dates and places tied to the events.
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Bennington
Merle d’Aubigne
Geneva
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
Charleston
Lopez
Venezuela
Spain
Benjamin Harvey VIII
Atlanta
Till
Confederate Senate
United States Senate
Samuel Heil Maxey
Texas
Eureka Springs
Ark
Robert Wilhelm Everhard Bungen
Neidelbergz
Noah Brooks
Pasadena
Cal
State Republican Ticket Names for Indiana Offices
Secretary of State Fred A. Sims of Frankfort Auditor of State John C. Billheim of Washington Treasurer Oscar Hadley of Plainfield Attorney General James Bingham of Muncie Clerk of Supreme Court Edward Fitzpatrick of Portland Superintendent of Public Instruction F A Cotton of Indianapolis State Geologist W S Blatchley of Terre Haute State Statistician Joseph Stubbs of Indianapolis Judge of Supreme Court First District James H. Jordan of Martinsville Judge of Supreme Court Fourth District Leander J Monks of Winchester Appellate Judges First District C C Hadley of Indianapolis Ward W H Watson of Charleston Appellate Judge Second District Daniel W Comstock of Richmond J M Rabb of Williamsport Frank Roby of Auburn
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Washington
Oscar Hadley
Plainfield
James Bingham
Muncie
Supreme Court
Edward Fitzpatrick
Portland
F. A. Cotton
Indianapolis
W. S. Blatchley
Terre Haute
Joseph Stubbs
James H. Jordan
Marinsville
Leander J. Monks
Winchester
C. C. Hadley
Ward WH. Watson
Charleston
Daniel W. Comstock
Richmond
J. M. Rabb
Williamsport
Frank Roby
Auburn
Land of the Sky and Sapphire Country Resort Notes
Western North Carolina health and pleasure areas highlight the Land of the Sky with Brevard Lake Toxaway and Asheville praised beside Switzer land. Excellent Southern Railway service connects via Queen & Crescent with low rates and booklets available from G B Allen and associates in St. Louis Chicago and Washington.
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North Carolina
Switzerland
Hot Springs
Asheville
Brevard
Lake Toxaway
Southern Railway
Queen & Crescent
G. B. Allen
St. Louis
Summer Diarrhoea in Children and Remedies
Summer diarrhoea guidance urges prompt care for children during heat. It recommends Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil, plus local ads for various tonics and patent medicines. Also notes the Big Four’s annual excursion to Marion Indiana on August 23 with a $1 round trip fare.
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M. O. Stocklend
M. E
Lime Falls
Minn
Houseworth Bros
Big Four
Marion
Ind
Elkart
Elkharts
Notable Passages From Avaricious 19th Century Letters
The note highlights Am Debassye planning a U S visit and mentions George J. Moulton of Alfred with nineteen birthdays in eighty two years. Rockefeller promises reconstruction funds for San Plate buildings. Clarence Waldy the organist marries in New York City and walks to the altar with his bride. General Mansfield in Massachusetts is appointed land commissioner. Mrs. Lola Meinley presents memorial windows to honor the late President Metinlev. Nathan Twk, veteran of the Mexican War, remains hearty in Folsom near Marshall's first gold site. Percy Belmont elected honorary member of a French rocker club. King Edward counts among few permanent members. Mrs Wilhelmiint Paton elected speaker of the Royal Astronomical Society. Twenty-seven meats.
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AM. Debassye
Foreign Affairs
France
United States
George J. Moulton
Alfred
Mme
New York City
Samuel MM. Mansfield
Boston
Child
Massachusetts
Laghor
Lola Meiniey
Metin Lev
Ac Steail
Turtine
Nathan Twk
Tad
Califur Mit
Aa Bule
Folsom
Cal
Tle
James Marshall
Percy Belmont
New York
French Rocker Club
King Edward
Wilhelmiint Paton Whenius
Starvard University
Reyal Astronomesh Society
Tamtden
Steds
Protudee
Scotiaie
Ghiad Tees
Tarvard Observatory
Short Stories From a Rustic Maine Village
Fragmentary tale set in Loekes Mills Maine with mentions of a lawyer sheriff and a debt ridden town. A peaceable county seat and a local gathering surface amid scattered names and places as characters navigate legal and communal ties. The text hints at tribal councils and lasting ties to the United States and Crht Mosier.
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Loekes Mills
Natron
Lonix
Taiwan
Noelief
Stas
Model of the Moment in Fashion Prefers Satin and Laces
The piece notes satin and lattice fabrics as adaptable for a frock suited to many occasions. It highlights the chic contrast of blacks and whites, with satin found to pair well with other materials for an all around dress.
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New York Pest
German Gleanings Reveals Palace Secret and Social News
Berlin reports a palace area opened to the public amid a political shakeup after a 60,000 mark workmen’s insurance payout. A Bochum factory worker tragically killed himself by setting his clothes with petroleum and leaping from a third story window. Germany also previews a tariff reform adding many railway tickets, including a traveler from Mulhouse to Basel with sixty supplementary tickets.
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Royal Palace
Cigne
Fermen
Bochun
Germany
Mulhausen
Basel
Sugar in Tea and Coffee Varies by Setting in Arabia
In Arabia the upper classes add sugar to tea and coffee at home, while in bazar coffee shops hundreds gather in the evening and drink cheaper coffee made from husks, where sugar is seldom used.
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Arabia
Bazar
College Grants Equal Degrees to Women at St Andrews
The St Andrews University grants all degrees to women on equal terms. The piece notes seven years of tie to a Texas physicist and mentions Rev Day WES Denmirest as Rutgers president. It also highlights Venate Maine electing Miss Maud M Davis as town schools superintendent at age twenty one.
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University of St. Andrews
Scotland
Philip Cleary Wynne
Toston
University of Texas
Day Wes. Denmirest
Rutgers Corese
Nid
Wisdane
Venate
Buncur
Pendiscot
United States
Sehool Bard
Maud M. Davis
Current Comment and Political Echoes Across Nations
The piece quotes various editorials criticizing socialists influence, millionaire policy, and transatlantic unity while noting borderless markets. It reflects on American attitudes toward dress and military conduct, citing remarks from New York Tribune and Kansas City Journal.
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Eavuravieiiee
Yale
Loudon Tady
Lian Ooustly
Milimcires
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Kansas City Journal
Askys
Brooklyn Standard- Vion
Law Points and Disputed Names In A Confusing Case
Fragmentary text appears to describe a legal dispute involving several named parties and cross references. The fragment mentions Father in XI administration and various entities like Wo, Chey Tree, and Morente versus Lave Store with unclear context.
The Writers. A Biography of Sop Teshe Stephen
ao Wheeler Witcox extends a Poland and Belgium themed biography. It traces Sop Teshe Stephen’s life and the hidden craft of authorship, with references to Matrion Criawford and archival notes, and hints at discovery within the Cutonur archives. A childhood doll tale appears as a reflective motif in Rider Traeeard’s timeline.
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Ao Wheeler Witcox
Poland
Belsium
Iewal
Cutonur
Rider Traeeard
Ted
Turning the Tables on Meat Quality The Times Reports
The Times cites concerns over British slaughterhouse practices and imported meats from London to the United States and Argentina. It notes disease and cleanliness worries, while London Lancet urges higher standards and wholesomeness from hoof to cup.
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Hichiy
St. Bulli
Londen- Fiehaling
United States
Argentina
London
Tales of Cities and Fire Loss Across Cities
Brussels clocks wind with the breeze as populations surge in Topas. New York City bears a large share of U S and Canada fire losses. St Louis reports hundreds of new factories and mercantile concerns since year start. San Francisco ruins hold massive metal junk and burned district iron valued at over £20 million. Leaden tobacco boxes risk lead poisoning from acetate of lead in tobacco.
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New York City
United States
Canada
St. Louis
San Francisco
Iridion tipped gold pens described in trade note
A 18th century trade snippet explains how gold pens are tipped with iridion. The iridion bits are attached at the nib and then ground and polished for use, finishing the pen.
The Dining Room Care in Homes Without Maids
Daily dining room upkeep is outlined for households without staff. From evening setup with cheesecloth cover to morning airing and dusting, weekly deep cleaning, curtain adjustments, and child safety checks. emphasis on cleanliness, removal of crumbs, and regular inspections.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
A Dainty Convenience
A dainty combination item described as a powder puff bag jewel case and corset punt. It is crafted from silk and cotton with embroidered floral designs and a drawstring closure, finished with decorative edging and a floral motif.
Distinct Speech Habits in Children and Adults
A fragmented notice discusses speech clarity urging women to teach children to speak clearly. It warns against mumbling and rapid throat voice, noting teachers and readers insist on careful enunciation to avoid the common habit of unclear speech and the need to repeat.
The Business Girl as a Wife
The article argues that a wife with business experience understands money value and practicality. She is less prone to extravagance and more aware of work schedules and delays, making her a strong partner for a husband in business life.
Bus and Train Fare Specials Advertised for Benton Harbor Winona Lake
Daily sale offers include $1.75 round trip to Benton Harbor with return through October 31 and $1.15 round trip to Winona Lake valid for fifteen days. A Sunday only $0.75 Benton Harbor return fare applies, train from Elk Hart at 9 a.m. Turnock’s promotes its wagons as best.
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Benton Harbor
Winona Lake
Elkhart
Opening of the Bucklen Theatre with Monte Cristo
The Bucklen Theatre reopens with James O Neill in Monte Cristo. H G Sommers presents a seven week run from August 18 at McVicker's Theatre in Chicago via New York to entertain Ekhart theatregoers. The show features lavish scenery and realistic effects.
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Bucklen
H. G. Sommers
Eik-Hart
James O'Neill
Alt. O
Lbkhari
Chicago
McVicker’s
Thatre
Water Way Tales in D. C. Line Magazine
The D. and C. Line releases a 250 page travel literature volume containing three stories titled After Many Years A Romance in Route and The Sunset Tryst. It features half tone illustrations of scenes along the D. C Coast Line and can be obtained by sending ten cents to prepaid postage to D. and C. Navigation Co. 6 Wayne St Detroit Michigan.
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D. & C. Line
D. & C Coast Line
Adress D. & C. Navigation CO
Wayne St
Detroit
Cheap Cotton Belt Route fares and travel notes
An advertisement describes low round trip fares on the Cotton Belt Route to points in southeast Missouri Arkansas Louisiana and Texas with a $2 surcharge and 21 day return window. It lists departure from St Louis with sleeper chair car and parlor car service and invites readers to request maps timetables and rate information. Also includes a farmer’s work proverb and a note urging Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for household use.
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Missouri
Arkapiz
Louisiana
Texas
St Louis
L. O. Schaefer
Cincinnati
Chamberlain
Houseworth Srcs
Tennessee
Alabama
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
Virginia
Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills Advertise Safe Headache Relief
A Detroit reader testimonial touts Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills as a safe headache remedy free from opiates and habit forming effects. The ad claims quick relief by soothing overworked brain nerves and notes a money back guarantee if the first package fails. Each box contains 25 doses for 25 cents.
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Miles
Afiles
F. BE. Karl
Detroit
Mich
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Five Percent Money to Loan and Feed Prices From City Mills
Advertisement offers five percent money to loan with any sum from one thousand to one hundred thousand dollars and prepayment privilege. It lists Andrew S. Lamb and Tik W. Lexington as lenders and notes Pure corn and oat chop feed at one dollar ten cents per hundred pounds. City Mills
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Abatt
Andrew S. Lamb
Tik W. Lexington
City Mills
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Ukhart Review
Fred A. Simsof Frankfort
John C. Billheim
Republican County
Abraham L. Brick
Aaron S. Zook
Goshen
Elisha A. Baker
Joseph H. Cannon
Wilson H. Rood
Harrison
David F. Miller
Nappanee
Livy Chamberlain
Valentine Berkey
Rudolph Hire
Benton
H. B. Sykes
F. E. C. Hawks
Thomas Hilbish
Bristol
George W. Fleming
D. O. Batchelor
Charles A. Croop
John Ziesel
Ben C. Bender
John W. Ornell
F. N. Dewey
Charles Bryner
Jefferson
S. H. Hardwick
Washington, D. C
W. S. McCullough
Dearborn Street
W. R. Tayloe
Father William
E. D. Miler
South Main
F. H. Bentz & Co
the Hall OF Fame
Turnock’s
College and School
Tales OF Cities
Brussels
Topas
Kent
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Hfaas
Elkhart Electric Co
South Main Street
Water Way Tales
Prac
Fiano
Geo N. Schaff
van Aken
Sampie
G. Schaff. Tott
Kurtz Addition
West High Street
S. Main Street
BOGQ
Armory
Rysta Theatre
A. Ammons
Geo. W. Lawrie
Clifford and Hall
San Fey Opera Company
Edithard Lee Harney
Miss Blanch Freeman
Crystal
Chatam Sisters
Century ‘Theatre
the Kinodrome
Walter J. Rudesil
Moving Picture Mechines
Prince of Wales
India
Black Hand
Jacob Oberholtzer
J. P. Room
Monger Block
M. H. Heffner
Bell Phone
S. Main St
Elkhart Junk Co
Footal Pratt
Math. Hoenger Tailor
Monger
Homeseekers
Geo. B. Allen
R. Hardwick
Washington, D. C, J
McCullough
N. W
Dearborn
Street
Tayloe
General ‘Pas
Washington,d
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