Chief Justice Fuller Active at Seventy Five Amid Retirement Talks
Washington reports Chief Justice Fuller, 75, celebrated at the Supreme Court with colleagues and friends. Known for vigorous health from outdoor exercise, he faces retirement questions as time on the bench nears. Born in Maine, educated at Bowdoin, he has pursued law, journalism, and public service, remaining a Democrat and weighing a possible successor’s politics.
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Mt Carroll Hosts Freeport In Rematch Courtside
Mt Carroll tonight invites fans to a Friday game against Freeport. The locals seek to avenge their earlier season loss after Freeport defeated them on the road, aiming to even the season series at home.
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May Dinternet Kidney Cure Ad Promises Relief
An odd OCR fragment touts Koe les Kidney Cure to stop irregularities and kidney and bladder trouble. Mentions H. J. Moogk and Waa bk dunugkuns in a dubious health claim.
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Strayed Baymare From Geo Carneuix Farm East of Dakota
Baymare, six years old, strayed from the Geo Carneuix farm four miles east of Dakota. Information leading to her recovery will be rewarded and reported to Raymer.
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Geo. Carneuix
Dakota
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Indictments for Morse Return of Accused Larceny Foe
New York feb 11 grand jury for New York county returned five indictments. Three relate to signer fix cases while two allege grand larceny. The court noted two charges against a man on his way here from Europe. Officials identified the man as Charles W Morse who sailed to Liverpool last Saturday on the Campania and is now returning per counsel advice.
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Washington predicts dry spell in south by 190?
St. Paul Feb 11 Booker T Washington the Tuskegee educator spoke at the People's church predicting that within two years the liquor trade would be driven from all southern states except two.
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Train Held Up by Masked Robbers Near Glen Baty Junction
A February incident on the Alpine and Fort Bragg railroad near Glen Baty Junction saw two masked men stop a train. One man restrained passengers with a gun while the other collected valuables from travelers and night security staff.
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Chicago Markets Open Bid Prices And Receipts Feb 10
Quotations from Chicago Board of Trade show mixed grain and livestock prices with reports on wheat corn oats soybeans and fats. Receipts include 23000 cattle 31000 hogs and 25000 sheep alongside various futures positions and cash sales for winter and spring wheat and other commodities.
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Dissolution Notice of Harris and Bennett Partnership
Dissolution of partnership after disposal of meat market at 13 Stephenson Street. All creditors and debtors must present claims or settle accounts at once. Final settlement requested by Harris and Bennett by a specified date.
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Valentines on offer by Pattison and Kryder
A local retailer advertises box valentines as a new stack described as handsome with prices from 25e to 2.00. Pattison and Kryder are named product sources and the note includes a tricky line “2 7 wl w” likely a fragment.
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Taft at Kansas City defends Roosevelt policies
William H. Taft secretary of war addressed about 15 000 at Convention Hall in Kansas City praising Theodore Roosevelt era policies and Lincoln a party man. He defended the administrations industrial and economic measures amid a large Republican gathering with officials from Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri. Taft held conferences with state Republican leaders before a late departure to Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Bryan Talks to Canadians in Montreal Hoehean Event
William J Bryan addressed the Canadian club in Montreal at the old Corn Exchange hall on St. John Street. About 100 guests filled the hall as he urged a political view respecting individual liberty and non interference, praising progress and warning against exclusion of any race in the pursuit of peace.
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William J Bryan
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Oedensburg
Buene Triumphs Over Palmer in Ring Debut
Buene defeats Jack Palmer in a hard fought boxing match as Londoty fet, with Torus Davin noted among officials. United States drearyweisht records a fourth round favoring the performance of pugilistic Hi potence amid Newerstle lucie ave ab taest.
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Jack Palmer
Torus Davin
United States
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Expedition to map southern Amagon watershed under Boynton
A planned expedition, supervised by George M. Boynton, aims to explore the southern Amagon watershed between the fourth and tenth parallels. Operations should start at Morano next July, with Boynton noted as a New T Palayor shire veteran and Royal Geographical Society honorist after a decade in the Atwavenh basin. The piece reflects dated, reflective prose and misreads, but centers on the expedition’s objective and leadership.
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Poston
George M. Boynton
Morano
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Atwavenh Basin
Royal Geographical Society
Mackenzie
Drummer Boy of Shiloh Seeks West Point Admission
President Grant interviews Col John L Clem the drummer boy of Shiloh recounting his failed West Point attempt. Clem explains passing war service and explains a note to the secretary of war resulted in a commission instead of admission. Chicago News reports the anecdote with Grant.
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The Face In Illness And Facial Signs
The face reveals health or disease. eyelid closure, twitching, and squinting signal illness. Nose movements suggest breathing trouble from chest or abdominal disease, while brow contraction indicates head pain chest pain and abdominal distress. Facial changes reflect brain versus abdominal organ affections.
Sea Island Cotton Crowned Best by Southerner
A southerner declares Sea island cotton the finest and silkier than any other. He notes a pound yields 4770 miles of thread and recounts Manchester experiments spinning 1,000 miles per single thread and 10,000 banks from another pound. The yarn proved impractical for broad use, per the Jenisville Courier Journal.
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Jenisville Courier-Journal
Constantinople Gamemakers and the Shoenmakers Trade
In Constantinople shoenmakers are described as Hd Proetss while customers wait for repairs or relacing and listen to memorized verses. The Muski, Calva’s Broadway, offers red dentures and sung verses for about 60 cents as a lively but fragile form of street entertainment. The piece contrasts these performances with genuine handmade shoes noted for beauty and comfort, though the excerpt remains fragmentary.
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Fragmented inquiry about a wife and late arrival
Jumbled text questions a person about what a wife said when arriving late. The passage appears garbled, with unclear names and events, making it hard to extract concrete details or a coherent narrative.
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Fragmented Fate Incoherent OCR Snippet
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a malformed quotation about fortune and fate. It references names and items loosely but contains no clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or actionable facts to summarize into a complete news item.
Fragmentary Benign Exchange in Courtroom Gossip
The note appears as garbled chatter focusing on a Mrs Maguire and Mrs Chaney with phrases about a piano player and an uncle named Barney. The text lacks clear events, dates, or relevant parties to form a factual news item.
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Mary Anim O'Reilly
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Bell Plans Year-Round Kite Lab in Northern States
Dr. Alexander Graham Bell, in Sydney area, aims to establish a laboratory in the northern states before winter to continue kite experiments year round. Bevin Breas halts kite work for the season due to winter conditions.
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Bevin Breas
This Date in History: Notable events by year
1735 Dante Boone pioneer born in Pennsylvania died in Missouri September 26 1820. 1780 British attack Charleston under Sir Henry Clinton began. 1815 Fort Boyer Mobile surrendered to the British. 1828 DeWitt Clinton father of the Erie Canal died in Albany born March 2 1769. 1847 Thomas Edison inventor born Milan Ohio. 1856 President ordered dispersal of armed invaders of Kansas. 1873 Abdication of King Amadeo of Spain and proclamation of a republic. 1889 Constitution of Japan proclaimed. 1902 Anglo Japanese alliance announced.
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The House Wife Health Advice and Doctor Pierce
An overworked housewife is urged to rest and loosen tension. The article extols Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription for female ailments, claims cures for prolapse and other conditions, and offers free consultation and a book by Dr. Pierce. It touts a long track record and invites orders with a money-back or trial emphasis.
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