Reception for Governor Taft in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Jan 34 Members of the bar of Cincinnati and southerns Chloe will give a reception next Monday afternoon to Judge William H. Taft governor general of the Philippines. The public reception at the Litomay Club will be followed by a banquet. City and federal courts will close at noon as a mark of esteem to Taft.
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Cincinnati
Bar of
Chloe
Wmn. H. Tull
Philippines
Litomay Club
Federal Court
Hud Taft
United States Circuit Court of Sppoats
Will Dunn Sentenced Today in Court for Long Judgment
Court records show Dunn to be sentenced today by Judge O Rourke in a Michigan City proceeding. He faces life terms unless the Supreme Court overturns the verdict. Pending appeals are noted though not yet ready for filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkes
O'Rourke
Michigan City
Supreme Court
Autge O'Rourke
Dun
Increase in Pay for Engineers Amid Railway wage talks
In Chicago railway officials and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers report a material wage increase for engineers on the Laker Shove d& Michigan Outhern line. The advance comes as a compromise between employes demands and company concessions. Freight and switching engineers also gain, with terms to be decided tomorrow.
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Hicago
Laker
D& Michigan
Paaminier Angginedas
Lemorcrow
Fragmented Elks Lodge Roster From OCR Text
A long list of names and lodge officer titles appears, detailing Exalted Ruler Knight Esteemed Leaders and various officers and committees. The garbled OCR includes numerous personal names, roles, and misread titles, forming a partial lodge roster with incomplete positions and unclear affiliations.
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S. H. Peters
Perry
Yes
Kul. White
Garl Yaple
Van
Volz
John Mopeela
BE. Jabus
Harry Asace Cart Zor Muehlen
Ba. M. Wilson
Philip J. Cambray
B. A. Smith
Theis A. Wilkinson
Sam Benen
Geo. He ¥Iberg
L. P. Hulburn
Nora C. Brashes
Herman Miller
Lachnecke
Prank G. Kiote
Heney Stoll
Gev
W. Kelley
Gro. Stout
Osea Tinkiw
Jenn Toiman
Kohl
Box
W. K. Nobli
L. N. Stoner
Gen F. Stoners
Wibins
Willia C. Rastetter
Charles Baler
Estoenen Leetaring Knigit-Clom App
Sverdlary
A. C
A. W. Jaxstheimer
Chitphalom
Unhalters
Esquire
J. Dormer
Inner Gaardon
We Gillett
Tyler
H. Te Beyer
George He
Saengerbund Building Sold After Sheriff’s Sale
Peter Nugent of Spokane reportedly purchased the Saengerbund Building at a sheriff sale. The Biemplehand Haung Association and creditors hold claims on the property as the buyer takes over the mortgaged site. The sale marks the transfer of a historic venue and its assets in a forward step for the new owner.
Strike at Terre Haute and labor dispute escalates
In Terre Haute Indiana the strike continues and organizers push for a settlement. Officials claim the company risks greater losses by delaying arbitration while workers insist on ending labor conflict through negotiations. The piece references labor tension and potential impact on passengers and operations.
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Ind
Tan
Sbennle
Ura Ue Company
I Cnw
Kabisi
Public Notice Ad for Carter’s Catarrh Cure in 19th Century Ads
A public notice promotes G. E. Carter's Catarrh Cure with claims it treats nasal catarrh colds sore throat and related ailments. It cites price 50c and $1.00 sizes, lists multiple Chicago and New York distributors, and asserts safety for adults and children with testimonials of relief.
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Lin Mint
Bradstreet Review Of The Week's Trade In New York
Bradstreets notes weekly trade outcomes with favorable grain prices and mixed commodity moves. Wheat shipments surge, cotton exports rise, iron and steel hold steady with car shortages easing. Prices in textiles and refined goods rise modestly amid strong wool and boot shipments, while winter logging proceeds and rubber goods show dullness in a tight market. Major export figures for wheat and corn are detailed against prior weeks.
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York
Bradstreets
loRether
Laos
Lfrtinghany
Adlwanes Peings
Vega
Newnglan
Gunrlty
Dex
London
Sular Ainears
Stagon
Ruston
Marvel
Cure Grip in Two Days Promises Patent Remedy
Fragmentary ad copy claims a cure for grip in two days using a laxative product called Bromo Qdinine. Mentions W. Ordége’s signature and a price of 25 canta. Text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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W. Ordége
City News Tangles In Town As Meetings, Visits Reported
A fragmentary city news item notes various events this week including a temperance event at South Congregational church hosted by Abbott, a Kiwanis related gathering in Huntington, and a meeting of the Knights of Pythias with Poet Wayne Ludme. It mentions a trip by officials to Huntington, a Chicago motor line visit, and a note about ex County Auditor William Meyer welcoming guests at a new Chicago address. Advertisements tout Alfen Lung Balsam as a remedy and reference Shrove Tuesday events in Milwaukee.
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Abethy
Chicago
Tuntington
Lime City
William Meyer
Lasalle
Milwakee
JUDGE GILLETT Cements Reputation With Legal Writings
Judge Gillett, noted for his Criminal Law and Indirect and Collateral Evidence, gained fame as an author and judge. He declined a state university professorship in 1896 to remain on the bench, is married to Agnes Ackerman of Grand Rapids, and belongs to the Christian Church and Knights of Pythias. A Republican, he maintains non partisan dignity in elections.
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State University
Agnes Ackerman
Graonl Taphis, Mich
Judge Gillett appointment sparks mixed reactions across state
Reports show Judge Gillett favored for the Supreme Court seat amid praise from allies and concern from opponents. Citizens express approval of his temperament and independence, while some worry about the impact on the court. Local officials and lawyers cite his clear mind, fairness, and lengthy experience in Porter and Laurie counties.
Tragic Mine Explosion Kills Twenty One in Iowa
A noon explosion at the Lost Crowle shaft traps workers as flames rage and debris falls. Rescue teams face a grim scene with many burned beyond recognition. 21 men die, 10,000 dollars in property damage, and numerous families shattered. The mine is owned by the Laat Creek Lye Company, with most victims married and multiple dependents.
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Iowa
Tay
Laat Creek Lye Company
Judge Tuley Rules Against Telephone Combines
Chicago officials report Judge Tuley ruled against a telephone company in a high profile rate case. The decision centers on long standing disputes over toll charges and compensation at multiple exchange sites. The ruling orders a rebate of over 125 dollars per month to customers and sets terms for renegotiation of the contract.
Work of Gleansing New York Bowery Begun
Large Bowery police operation underway in New York as dozens of patrolmen seize and arrest many patrons and proprietors of a Bowery resort. The sweep aims to prevent violence and begins the cleansing of the area with rail marks signaling the preliminary stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Bowery
Keldus
Pollea
Fragmented OCR Notice From Old Local Paper
Fragmented readable passages describe a public notice involving local residents and events at a venue. Names such as Mrs Charles A hires and others appear amid garbled text. The article references religious items, a visitor, and a public incident, with unclear dates or places.
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REUBEN S_ PATTERSON
Taft
Aril
Athena
AIC
Times Bldg
New York
Wringer
C. C. Schlatter & Co
East Columbia Street
Eve
Ebee
Mackene
Calloun
Washington Ste. Roan
At & 12
S. H. Havice
West Wayne
H. G. Patten
Cor
Chintun & Berry
BEF. Rowland & CO
Bankers and Stock
Biokas
Lac Salle St
Dearborn St
James & Graham
Dunn
Judge O Rourke
Juge Benard O'Rourke
Christina Hake
Lake Shore & Michigan
Santium Railroad Company
Anid Hille
John Dreibelbiss
South Bush
Daige Advir
Columbia City
Naithag
Tealing
Gert and
Glenn Watson
Edgerton
Shitire
Agkon
Keke Qevnlaton
Detox Croilston
William Beixer
William M. McKinale
Mary
Artin Civil
Cave of
Antheny
G. Moyer
Pemigylvania Omamany
Veronica Harbor
Jodeph Blden
Torty
Merk
Phuiiii
Anmtin Waterbatt
Othens
John Co Vammethe
Willian Sams
Gane
Pennsylvania
Wen
Ittorneys, Bolla & Zollars
West Virginia
Perry Pallichiter
Wien
ORDER
ELKS
Saengerbund
Peter Nugbiey
Spx
Wevenmig
Lo Javn
Bly Uras
Warren St
N.Y
New
Terre Haute
G. E. Carter
Tli Doelen
Be, Carter & CO
W. Jackson SL
G. T. Woodworth & Co
Avetinghouse
Dreier & Bro
Calhoun
Lumbia
Rankesc Nussbnutt
Cabhoun Street
Martin Detzer
Calhoum Street
Bradstreet
City News
Alfen
I Waaerds
Amanimeion Sere
Couyrse
Gillett
Allen Cotine Tyme
Brgreme
Jude Alia Zale
Alvayn
Rene
T. G. Gilson
Hele
Wayne
Elin
Durbin
Gillet
Pred Zollars
Gillete
Porter and Laurie County
Ttn
Shaembaugh
Cillett
Supreme Bench
Mrs. Winston
Winslow
Bika Qoh
Kowa
Lost Crowle
Joe Gaspers
Frank Gaspers
JM Stohal
Sylvester Creighton
Joe Berto
Andy Pash
Frank Shoiless
John Martly
John Birds
Mir Faiaan
Jack Mantloymiki Fox
Ure Pox
SL Boone Visi
Russ Fish
A.B. Crews
Jack Lor
Dave Walte
Sam Tiumiertely
Jim
Humphrey
Alex. Gray
Hol Serress
Ed Swanson
Jonny Mahio
Olive Mahlo
John Jerkit
Willlan Warvey
Qeorge Gogo
Harry Derruck
Rainers
Tuley
Chigago
Chicage
Toy Merites Mannyuna
Tandges
Jan
Bowery
Sotari
Coxards
Charles A.hires
Aki
Keel Wyarins
Abeat Cote
Unele
Barnes
Hay
Hans
Rosie Usar
Hayeherame
Darkely
May
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