Lincoln Lived Now Tafts Reply to Question Banquet Talk
Grand Rapids banquet draws 2000 plus as Lincoln club showcases Lincoln and Roosevelt themes. Taft's stops include receptions and speeches with Jusserand Barrett and Toss. Smith withdraws as delegate at large. The piece frames Lincoln's ideals against corporate privilege and echoes Roosevelt era reform.
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Taft
Grand Rapids
Kansas City
Morton House
State League of Republican Clubs
Taft Club
Majestic Theater
Philo
Fuller
Lincoln Club
William Alden Smith
John W. Blodgett
Michigan
What Lincoln Would Do Today Toast Echoes Reagan Era Debates
The speaker analyzes Lincoln's likely stance on today’s issues and the Spain and Philippine conflicts. He argues Lincoln would be a Republican and Taft a protectionist, then contrasts Lincoln’s view on slavery with rights and governance. The speech weighs war policies and U S power, urging cautious expansion and naval restraint.
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Lincoln
Aft
Taft
Spain
Patt
Sinley
Melintey
McWinley
Hitieola
Wwe
Nabcuigadebe
Spat
Seattle
King Can Do No Wrong at Lincoln Birthday Event
New York speakers at the Lincoln birthday celebration at the National Democratic Club included ex governor candidates and former judges. Judge Felrick, rendered as Elerrick in OCR, contrasted a temperate address by the governor and president with a royal, autocratic style claiming the king can do no wrong, urging lawmakers and judges to follow his rules.
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New York State
National Democratic Club
Dndyge DD
Cady Eerrick
Fell
Stunchfield
Dustice Agustus A. van Wyck
Elerrick
Congress
United States
Notable Lincoln Birthday Celebrations Across Cities
On Lincoln's birth anniversary Feb 12 celebrations occurred nationwide. Chicago hosted banquets at the Marquette and Hamilton clubs with speakers Senators Beveridge and Secretary Garfield addressing rail regulation and Lincoln era issues. Washington marked the day with the Grand Army, US Historical Society and Women's Relief Corps. speakers included Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon. Other cities such as New York, Pittsburgh, Springfield, and Boston held dinners and official observances led by local figures and civic groups. The tone reflects widespread homage to Lincoln and related civic themes.
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Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Marquette
Hamilton
Beveridge
Indiana
Hamilton Club
Garfield
Grand Army
Washington
Church of Our
Wreater
Lincoln
Pittsburg
United States
Ds Maily
Pittsborg
Aia
Otis Phunphrey
Athorney Crenerud Stead
Buble Tustrue
Biheae
Dee Peter Sl Girussclyp
Af Ehrenza
Wars
No Disqualification Hamill Makes Reply to Leake
In Washington February 18, Hamill defended Bryan amid a heated exchange over the Indian appropriation. Leake stood by his remarks, saying he did not question Bryan’s sincerity though he opposed his “socialistic tendencies.” The scene drew Democratic cheers and Republican applause as the House debated the issue and Bryan’s knowledge of the Ten Commandments.
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House of Representatives
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Leake
Willian Jenings Regan
Sherman CN. Y. Rose
William Jeanings Bryan
Hamish
Findson County
New Jersey
Bryan
Segan
United States
Apphiase
Ridgely replies to Catlin on currency bureau charges
Washington. Comptroller Ridgely issues a public reply disputing charges raised by John M. Catlin ex deputy comptroller. He asserts violations of revised statutes and questions the accuracy of Coffin’s ties to the Pleaver National Bank New York.
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Washington
hRidgely
Caritieisny
John MM. Catlin
New York
Cotlin
Ridgely
United States
Rideely
Coffin
Pleaver National Bank
Batte
May Colin
Wild search for GeeBs on distant islands and coast
A garbled report traces a United States citizen believed stranded near Tortuise or Tortuga areas off the west coast of South America. The text references a rescue effort and mentions Gopak or Getis as authorities pursuing a lead amid unclear details.
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Tieffs
Search for Missing Man Reaches Naval Vessel Limits
A past request for a US warship to locate the man failed due to no ships in the area. Now authorities announce that a vessel will stop in the region to aid the search.
Senators Debate Currency Panic and Indian Appropriation
Washington reports in the senate that t Rayner Md claimed the president worsened the panic, while two hours were spent on the criminal code bill. The house passed the Indian appropriation bill and then began legislative work, with discussions also turning to the tariff and the president's message amid campaign ammunition.
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t—Rayner Md
Senate
Senae
House
Sian
Foraker Explains Ohio Primary Victory For Taft Delegates
Senator B. Foraker issued a statement on Ohio primary results showing Taft forces won nearly all delegates for the Republican state convention. He said the primaries were so taff that his friends refused to participate, accounting for the Taft unanimity.
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Washington
B. Foraker
Ohio
Hfe O
Memorial for Hamilton Launched in Washington Meeting
At a large Washington gathering the Alexander Hamilton National Memorial association started the project to erect a memorial in honor of Hamilton. Supreme Court Justice Harlan was elected president of the organization.
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Washington
The
Alexander Hamilton National Memorial Association
Hamilton
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
Rifles for the Militia Arm the 100000 Strong Militia
Acting Secretary Oliver announced that the war department is finally ready to arm the organized militia of the country, totaling about 100000 men, with the new high power army rifle or musket.
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Washington
Oliver
War Department
Wedding Clothes Theft Yields Commuted Sentence
Governor Folk commutes three year sentence of Alvin E. B. Wooden a Carroll county youth convicted of stealing wedding attire from Monseer Shields the day before Shields wedding Wooden wore the garments in the barn until Shields found him during the event the marriage proceeded on time and the trial judge had urged clemency
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Folk
Alvin EB. Wooden
Carroll County
Monseur Shields
Shields
Wooden
Butler
Woodn
Everhardt Wins Return Fight At Southern Athletic Club
New Orleans February 13 Jack Everhardt a former well known middleweight made a comeback after years away and won the decision over Jack Graham of Manassas City in a ten round bout at the Southern Athletic club. Graham was much younger.
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New Orleans
Jack Everhardt
Jack Graham
Manasas City
Southern Athletic Club
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Min
Mining Engineer Undergoes Chronic Appendicitis Operation
San Francisco February 1 Johnnys Hatimomdl a mining engineer has been operated on for chronic appendicitis He is doing well after the surgery
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San Francisco
Johnnys Hatimomdl
Fragmented 1910s style news outline with assorted claims
A garbled report lists Charlies J Hughes a Denver lawyer receiving an $816000 black pearl after a 45 hour speech for a client. It mentions six cars, travel to Paris via the Bering Strait, and various political and military notes from multiple countries amid weather and disaster mentions.
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Denver
United States
Jefe
New York
Paris
Bering Straits
Tex-Prequier Prince
Portugal
Getroa
Italy
Ohialovee
Shuler Oil
Leligious Edicational Association
Washington
Gervais
Minnesota City
Winona
Mita
Apri
Leyes
Fragmentary exchange reveals a dying mortal judged by cynic peers
A discordant dialogue shows a hypocritical critic reproaching a weak mortal about dying. The hard hearted figure retorts that dying is one of the mortal's successes, underscoring a grim moral tone.
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Mighty Ways and the Sig Family Lines
A condensed note on the Wichwid Mighty Ways lineage and the great grandfather’s lineage mentions Miss Wollodby Sig’s prominent bearing. Aliss Newitt and a Quer servant girl are cited within a Catholic Standard and Times context as part of the social pedigree.
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Miss Wollodby
Aliss Newitt
Catholic Standard and Times
Secretive animals and the dog food hiding instinct
The author discusses how dogs and foxes sometimes bury bones or meat as a rainy day reserve. He notes dogs rarely dig up buried food, attributing this to domestication and learned feeding from humans. Darwin is cited on dog ancestry, questioning which canid lineage carries the hiding instinct, with references to Rowland Robinson and Gilbert White.
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Rowland Robinson
Sam Lovel
Gilbert White
Selborne
Ftill
Darwin
Pforest
Perhaps She Did Talent Inheritance Hint From Daughter
A Chicago Record-Herald quote recalls a mother asking if her daughter inherited talent for drawing. The reply suggests it may be so, noting one brother is a dentist as a possible link.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Chased an Ignis Fatuus in Springfield Dr Drake dies heir to fortune
Dr Austin A Drake eighty one dies in Springfield claiming direct descent from Sir Francis Drake and vast Maghind fortune. He spent life organizing Drake family members to prosecute the claim, which involved London real estate. A New York revival attempt failed two years ago. Miss Mary Ports dies of typhoid at Proctor Hospital after Christian Science treatment.
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Austin A. Drake
Sir Francis Drake
Maghind
de Drake
Drake
Chlaitin
Peoria
Irel
Kate
Mary Ports
Proctor Hospital
Tris Ell
Miss Ports
Factories Resume Work in Gallutite City District
The Republic reports factories, including the National Enetmeline and Steamuping company, plan employment increases at Gallutite City. Additional industries are raising worker numbers as the era of resumed production continues in St Louis and surrounding areas.
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St. Louis
Republic Row and Stock
Chad Hoo
Gallutite City
Abana
Ft Incr
Chaily
Public safety item referenced in city report
A garbled notice mentions Charles A Schioathausen and a public safety item linked to a report from Well-huwwa Pusti ss train. The widower Noo estirse ods Kuewa is cited with no childper. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Charles A Schioathausen
Postiqaster Bere
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Ol Tielts
Phe Owas
Charles O Fowler Vindicated in Delaware Circuit Court
In Menardsville a circuit court acquitted Charles O Fowler after forty deliberations on a case accusing him of framing the leowser bug. Proth president and treasurer held a key role in the company while the French jury trend toward restraint in capital punishment remains noted.
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Menardsville
Pebo i. Ao
Charles O Fowler
Yale Announces Oldest Living Yale Graduate
Rev Anson Phelps Stokes Jr of Yale confirms William Davis Fly of Providence RI a retired lawyer as the oldest living Yale graduate to settle a dispute. In Mexico early marriage is common with a sixteen year old boy and fourteen year old girl wed in the capital. In two months thirty three youths aged twelve to twenty also married there.
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Yale Corporation
William Davis Fly
Providence
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