Surplus Babies Gause Trouble
Denver March 10 Jon W Manx attorney for the Sheerer estate plans to file a petition after William Sheerer’s death. He provided for a child expected to be born, but twins arrived two a boy and a girl with the will allocating two thirds to the boy and one third to the widow for a boy and one third to the girl with two thirds to the widow for a girl. In Trenton a dispute over naming an expected baby ended as triplets arrived two boys and a girl with all named Theodore Roosevelt Nicholas Longworth and Alice Roosevelt. Mrs Woredd has had 17 children with 14 living.
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Denver
Jon, W. Manxwell
Sheerer
Trenton
N. J
Stephen Wored
Theodore Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Woredd Tas
Wall Street Widow Seeks Aid to Earn Money in Faith
Mrs. J Alden Gaylord, widow of a long standing broker, operates in Wall Street with a faith driven approach. She frames her work as guided by God and Job like resolve, holding daily office prayers and scriptural readings before markets open. Her firm, founded by her late husband decades ago, continues with her leadership and prayerful routine.
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New York
Job
Tragic Self-immolation in Chicago Apartment
Misa Smith, 45, a devotee of Hanish the high priest of Persian fire worshippers, died after saturating her clothing with kerosene and setting it aflame in a coal hole behind her home.Neighbors found her engulfed in fire. a shock to her elderly mother, who collapsed. Authorities note dementia and recent illness. a fatal act appears planned with kerosene can and pool nearby.
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Chicago
Misa Mattie Smith
Hanish
Miss Smith
Isabella Smith
Misa Smith
Misa Brith
Smith Home
Besiide
Spiritual Realm News Highlights From Various Religious Groups
A survey of religious activity notes the Young Christian Association secretaries planning an international meeting for 800 to 2,000 workers from the US, Canada, and Mexico next May. It cites the Anti-Profanity League’s 16,105 members, Archbishop Ryan’s blessing for the Priests' Total Abstinence League, and a Genesis translation from Inhambane mission presses. It also mentions Canadian Salvation Army settlement plans, India jubilee fundraising, the London Society for Promoting Christianity Among the Jews, Bible sales in China, the Paulist mission school in San Francisco, and a dental advertisement referencing emittle Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
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Young Mons Christian Association
United States
Canada
Mexico
Toledo judge performs unusual nightwear wedding
In Toledo Ohio last night Judge Don G Mitchell woke to a banging door. Burt Ryal and Louise Cronan, described as Negroes, asked to be married because they had no place to go and insisted on an immediate ceremony. The judge acquiesced and conducted the wedding while in night clothes.
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Toledo
Don. G. Mitchell
Burt Ryal
Louise Cronan
Taft declines Supreme Court seat amid cabinet duties
Washington reports Secretary Taft rejected a chance to join the Supreme Court to succeed Justice Brown, preferring to stay in the Cabinet during the canal project and other duties. Roosevelt may have offered the seat, but Taft’s friends urge him to stay as a possible 1908 presidential candidate looms.
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Washington
Taft
Supreme Court
Justice Brown
Big Ghloan
The
Philppines
Roosevelt
Knox
Mr. Taft
Fuller
Mr. Fuller
Justice Harlan
White Houses
Supremes Court
Supreme Bench
Harrigan
Congressmans Liberties Curtailed
Washington March An appropriation bill carrying 191 368 845 for the services was agreed by the house committee on post offices and post roads and will be reported to the house in about ten days. The measure forbids government departments from franking items that an individual could not mail at regular rates and bars committees and associations from franking privileges. The changes pledge substantial mail savings and lower weights used to estimate subway remuneration.
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House
Chicago Masons plan new club house on Michigan Avenue
The Chicago Masons announce a $1,000,000 clubhouse on Michigan Avenue to house a new society, the Most Excellent Order of the Ancient Chaldeans, with plans for fifty Masonic lodges and club spaces matching the Chicago Athletic Association. The project aims to consolidate social and fraternal functions under one large building.
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Michigan
Avernam
Chicago
Ahnols
Elmar
Mystie Shriners
Dee
Moss
Chicago Athletic
Kidney Cure and Salve Ad Promises and Warnings
Broadstreet druggist H A Dykeman touts Hindipo as a guaranteed cure for kidney and nerve issues. A 50 cent box is offered with a full money back guarantee. Os tend artesian water touted for medicinal properties. Warns about counterfeit Witch Hazel Salve and promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve from Chicago.
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H. A. Dykeman
Broadtreet
Maigader
BH. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt
Cleveland and South-Western Traction timetable data
The timetable lists numerous hourly and limited passenger train departures from Elyria to Cleveland Public Square and Cleveland to Elyria, with connections to Oberlin Wellington Lorain Norwalk and other nearby towns, including specific departure times and limited services for select routes.
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Cara
Elyria
Qjuara
Cleveland
Public Square
Elyria Limitede
Oberlin
Wellington
Lorain
North Amber
Grafton
Birmingham
Berlin Heights
Norwalk
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Fuch
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Bierman
Roland D. Sawyer
Ward Hill
Mass
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Rome
Ireland
Holy Father
Total Abstinence League of America
Ryan
Wague
Thurles
Father Mathew
Methodist Episcopal Mission
Inhambane
Portuguese East Africa
Mission
Mission Boys and Girls
Canadian Salvation Army
England
Ontario
Dominion
Tals
India
Thoburn
London Society For Promoting
Lowell
Ee Ee
British and Foreign Bible Society
China
Henry J. Stark
Paulist House
San Francisco
Paulists
Helpers of the Holy Souls
Templin Company
MS Summerss
Notre Dame
Ind
Ganda
IRS
Baltimore & Ghio A. A
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Akron
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Gole
Stesganaaage
Owe Momen
Canguattad
Pullman
Parler Cara
Dally
A. Dachtlar
the People’s Boot Shop
M. B. Faulhaber
Central Shoe Slave
Ewens
Wolf
Chicago Masons
Kennedy
Gola
Cinti
St. Lon
Cols. Indpls
Bt. Loaaie
Cols
L. E
Cols. & Cinti
Col. Tod. & St. L
Colu. & Cinti
Ostend
Vichy
Cleveland & South-Western
McCall's Maes
Paosion
Vba
Sen
Jackson
Sciatic Plasters
H. J. Bady
U. Hague
N. P. Wooster
LS. & M.S. Railway
N.Y
Boston
Sogeenes
Peegen Coserevos
Buffalo
Sandusky
Buffalo & Chi Dally
Nortf
Boston & Chicago
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Day Express
Toledo Accommodadadom Oetueeserese
Western Express
Daiy
D. Wercores
Mamoda
Hom Veesson
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Vis Norwalk
Vie Sanausky
J. Smith
L. P. Baxtine
G& P&t. A. Ticket Agt
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Tain
Beach
Ita
Br Wi
Resch Park
Waite
Lorain St
Qaras
Evary
I. W. Patrick
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