Funeral of Ohio Governor Pattison in Milford
Milford Ohio June 22 crowds paid tribute to late Governor John M Pattison with a simple service at his family grave in Greenlawn cemetery. Cincinnati officials and Pattison friends attended as Rev M LeSourd led prayers and remarks. The regimental band marched in silence and a bugler played taps with no salute or music at the family request.
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Milford
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Marion Lesoard
M. LeSourd
Cincinnati
Parison
Harris
Pattison
Whuglerang ’Ergyman
Varsisun
Death of Judge Marcus W Acheson in Pittsburgh
Judge Marcus W Acheson presiding judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit died suddenly at his Amberson Avenue home after an apoplexy. Acheson had been a leading figure in Pennsylvania law, appointed by President Hayes as district judge for the Western District of Pennsylvania, and later elevated to the Third Circuit where he served with colleagues in Philadelphia and Wilmington.
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Pittsburg
Jiume
Marcus W. Acheson
United States
Pennsylvania
New Dersey
Delaware
Amberson Avenue
Acheson
America
Nmt
Mitch Sod
Hayes
Penn Asylvania
Temeory
Kewis Taweery
Wardson
Dowie Hearing Details Secret Masonic Plot Claim
Wilbur G Voliva testified in federal court about a hidden basement room at Zion City described as steel floored with barred access. He alleged Dowie warned that Masons intended harm, claiming the chamber served as a refuge, a tale tied to alleged plots against his life.
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Dowie
Chicago
Wilbur G Voliva
Landa
Federal Court
Dowle
Zion City
Bim Jngny
Go Between Wins Suburban Handicap at Coney Island
Alexander Shields feyenr and Meditier Indigo gelding Go Between carries 116 pounds to win the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay in front of a crowd of over 30,000. Hamburg colt Dandelion and Colonial Girl finish second and third as Go Between and Dandelion race head to head down the stretch with a dramatic finish.
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New York
Alexander Shields Fyenr
Meditier - Indigo
Go Petween
Coney
Cairngorm
Jengins
Dandelion
Shaw Om
Miller
Pandelion
Judge's Land
Woman Martyr Charm as Suffragists Arrested in London
Miss Billington and Miss Kenney led three other militant suffragists in Cavendish Square outside Chancellor Asquith’s residence. Police blocked an outraged crowd as banners waved. All five were arrested and Miss Billington fined 50 dollars or two months in prison, signaling intent to become a martyr. Hearing for the others adjourned.
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London
Miss Billington
Miss Kenney
Cavendish Square
Asquith
Weather and Stock Market Snippets From Murky OCR
Fragmented forecast notes mix weather regions with stock market data from various exchanges. Mentions include Lake Erie showers, brisk winds, and upcoming fairs with reference to Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia, alongside sporadic market figures and rail lines.
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Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Chicago Grain Market Sees gains erased on profit taking
Chicago June 21 report notes black rust in Uilola spurred temporary strength in local wheat but gains faded as investors booked profits. Wheat July futures fell 4 cents, September options weaker, September corn and oats down. Closing quotes: Wheat July 82 3/4 cents, corn July 42 cents, oats July 39 cents.
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Chicago
Uilola
Pittsburg Markets: Grain Prices and Livestock Values
June 21 market roundup notes corn prices for new pal a, Meh mixed, and yellow eur. Dairy quotes include butter and cheese from New York full cream. Cattle and calves show varied weights and grades with steers, heifers, bulls, and veals priced from about 2.75 to 7.00 plus pigs and sheep Lambs listed with several quality ranges.
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Giao i
New York
Binooth Lamy
Chvica
Reading for Christians in a world of many books
A Christian Endeavor message urges careful selection of reading starting June 24. Rev Doyle highlights dangers of overreading and impure material, urging young readers to seek honest, pure literature, Bible study, and uplifting works while avoiding sensational or immoral texts.
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St. Doyle
Tople
Phil
Buloman
Mhrnstian
Mit
Rau
Notes From New South Wales Convention Sparks Debate
Fragmented report notes a NSW convention with references to slate versus marble, missionary activity, and Christian evangelism. It mentions a push for sending missionaries abroad and urges Christians to spread faith beyond local communities. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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New South Wales
Sybury
Jesua
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