Terms of Scescription and Local Notices 1903
Single copy price five cents for Deenw. Sunday per week ten cents. by mail monthly, yearly rates listed with various subsistence details. Notes on Christmas, public works, and post office complaints. remarks on gambling paraphernalia destruction. profile of Walter G. Penfield leaving Washington for Seattle to practice law. Washington correspondents praise his character and ability. his quoted reason for leaving government service emphasizes desire for practical work and modest pay.
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Walter G. Penfield
Auburn
Penfield
State Department
Washington
Judge Penfield
Seattle
Wash
Political dice roll in Allen Adams race shapes nomination
The Monrosville Bronze predicts J. Snow will be the Allen Adams counties senator nominee, endorsed by Adams and Allen county democracy. The Lagrange Democrat notes a disruption as Colonel William Geake retires from district chairman race, Elmer Leonard seeks re election, Beveridee faction doubts his loyalty, and Geake gains GOP support led by E V Yarris J B Harp and Colonel Joan Waker as events unfold.
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Monrosville Bronze
J. ¥. Snow
Adams
Allen County
Allen
Lagrange
William Geake
Fort Wayne
E. V. Yarris
J.B. Harp
Joan Waker
Columbia City
Gas leak nearly claims four at home on the street
Mrs Stephen Tletcher, her daughter Loreth Pletcher, and nephew Sylvester Vachon narrowly escaped asphyxiation from a gas leak in the cellar of their home. Vachon noticed the odor at about 2 am, opened a window, and crawled to safety before a physician could treat them for hours. Mrs Fletcher and Mr Vachon recovered by day’s end, while Miss Fletcher remained seriously ill but expected to improve.
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Stephen Tletcher
Loreth Pletcher
Sylvester Vachon
Meteher
Start Six Day Bicycle Match Opens in New York
At 12 o'clock night in Madison Square Garden seventeen men from two teams started a six day international race. Spectators numbered fifteen thousand as riders began a grind under rules allowing twelve hours daily riding with partner relief. Prizes include 1507 and 1000 for top places and smaller awards for others.
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New York
Uas
Madison Ball
Garden
Sipsa
Indiana State Grange set to open 33rd session at Ware
Northern Indiana notes the Indiana State Grange begins its thirty third annual session in Ware next Tuesday at 10 am and runs through Thursday evening. Nearly every Indiana county will be represented and the event is billed as both interesting and instructive. General Revd Williams of the War saw Times shares wartime memories and a lively parody of the Old National Bucket, recalling Civil War days, with readers showing pride in his record. the letter also mentions a trip by Sp. W. M. and M. Fotter who returned from Marian and visited their father in Fatter, amid local troubles.
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Indiana State Grange
Waresaw
Indiana
Revd Williams
Warsaw Times
Whiel
Mo Duit
Yoryaoo
Cam Tell
Diana
Mr. Tombargu
Calhoun Street
Ryatvel Shis
Mies Harris
Clinton Street
Polies
Uke Wriler
Henry Young
Rampart
Alaska
Iman
Henry Miller
Pappert
Main
Cherry Streets
Fred Gross
Shorty
Jim Smith
WeiNstagtin
Careyth
Bark
Wayne Ag Oghaber
Bayer
Yesoyert Sears
Tia Sumny Nate
Vrery
Ben Jerson
David
Jonathan
Tbas
Bilalem
Elks' Aler
Sam Daniel J and Sally Campaign in White Stuff Fortunes
A fragmented report outlines a three day campaign led by Sam Daniel J and Sally in a textile setting. The notice hints at fortunes made and lost amid cotton production and political maneuvering during a tense sequence.
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Sam Daniel J
Sally
Cotton Prospects Stir Markets and Leaders Clash
The article details financial bets on cotton profits and market expectations. It notes Mr Sully and associates profiting on a six week turn, with Willian P Brown facing losses yet remaining a major past winner. Experts dispute current high prices, citing government estimates as biased by southern sentiment and the likelihood of lower prices once hysteria subsides. It references past government crop estimates versus actual yields and foresees a crop larger than world needs, driven by favorable autumn weather in the south.
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New York
Borfi
Daniel
Celta
Suly
Gokhuw Oxebatwe
Rud Healain
Sully
Willian P. Brown
New Orleans
Brown
Iran
Berne Fighter Fined In Assault Case
A Berne man named Jerry Johnson paid a fine and costs totaling 10.15 dollars after being charged with assault by Marion Tinkham. The incident arose from a disturbance involving two young locals seeking to accompany Elio Wassoner, with Johnson allegedly knocking Tiskbaw down and leaping upon another participant.
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Lotfie
Bertie
Wangthor
Jerry Johnson
Marion Tinkham
Elio Wassoner
Omnany
Tash Ening
Johnson
No party for WiDoows at Delphi anniversary tale
Delphic history notes mark a forty year old birthday anniversary for a noted figure once famed in Syracuse. The piece mentions Spear s Case and Company and a celebrated sigihtee second birthday, linking to Bee A Howlett and the social circle around Madison.
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Delphi
Mad
Bee A. Howlett
Bisingas
Tale City
Wil Spears, Case & Co
Syracus
Fragmented garbled text about widows and international notes
A garbled OCR fragment mentions widows and various international terms, referencing UK and China contexts. The readable parts are minimal and fragmented, with no clear event or identifiable persons, groups, or dates to ground a coherent news item.
Unemployed Men of St Louis Form Union
Unreadable OCR fragment describes unemployed workers in St Louis forming a union to secure work and engage employers. Mentions scattered names, places, and organizations with unclear specifics but centers on collective action to gain opportunity and defend workers’ rights.
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ST. Louis
UNION
Fortune fickle: former broker returns to Delmonico’s waiter job
In New York a former capitalist once worth $100,000 from a rapid Brooklyn Rapids transit rise resumes his old waiter role at Delmonico’s on Forty-fourth Street. At his Flatbush home he confesses heavy stock market losses from speculative plays on the New York Exchange.
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New York
John Guerin
Delmonleo’s
Forty-fourth Street
Brooklyn Rapids Transit
Dalmonnico
Flatbush
Quern
New York Stock Exchange
Investigation Demands Shakedown Probe Opens Amid Saloon Raid Claims
A police court hearing featured claims of a saloon raid plot amid a wide case where a police sergeant and officers asserted innocence. The article reports on arrests of six at Lafayette Street and mentions prostitution charges for two women and other local incidents including lost pocketbooks and a missing letter to Rampart Alaska.
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Harktenrider
Coling
Richardsen Sul White
Ruby Naldwin
Ued Lafayette Street
Jen
Billy Meyer
C. Brown
K. Mara
Sadie Porter
Rady Baldwin
Perry Heath Will Not Resign From RNC
Chicago December 6 Perry Heath secretary of the republican national committee arrived from Salt Lake and reiterated he had no intention of resigning amid his name being mentioned in postal frauds. He said Tam sill iffice has no reason to resign and he will go to Washington from Chicago to await action.
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Chicago
Perry
Heath
Republican National Committee
Spaight
Salt Lake
Sieaib
Washington
Telegraph Operator Bets Heroine of Thacker Shooting
Aliss Katie Rouhough a Norfolk & Western telegraph operator at Thacker shot and mortally wounded lumberman William Howardson who forced entry to her tower late at night. Four shots were fired with two hitting the chest. she later requested rest from duty. He is expected to die.
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Howardson
Theri
Olegraph
Williamson
Miss Rou
KILLED HIMSELF IN PRISON DETAINED INMATE LETTER REVEALS
A fragmented report notes a prisoner named Wallace RANVICH murdered or died after taking morphine in custody. The text mentions an attorney letter and references an army connection, with details about a court date and deputies involved.
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Miter
Tim
Issa
Wallace
Army
Short Bowman
Honor the Dead Sermon on Living a Worthy Life
Fragment from a page reading exhortations to act with charity and truth. It urges individuals to choose a useful, benevolent life over mere routine, to uphold gospel principles, and to support the poor and neighbors with genuine care rather than hollow words.
Forest fires ravage California mountains in early report
Wildfires in California's mountains continue to rage as flames spread in two directions and cover at least six miles. Santa Monica reports roaring along the coast, with substantial damage to Freeman J. Rindge's holdings and Mary I. area homes. Losses estimated at 150000.
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San Gornata
Call
Luinsi
Acros
Santa Monica
Calif
Dee
Santa Donica
Fredevi J. Rindge
Mary I
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