Indian Colorado woman's infatuation sparks murder tale
Special to The Man Denver April 4 reports Cora Masse Arvela and Albino Chavarria from Santa Fe seeking marriage in Denver after repeated preacher refusals. The saga centers on death by own act, family strife, tribal tensions, and a Pueblo Indian's influence on a Denver socialite amid a disputed wedding.
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Denver
Cal
Cora Masse Arvela
Albino Chavarria
Jatian Yorec
Danp B. Martyn Hart
St John's Cathedral
Santarea N. SL
Min~ Fatere
Thera
Miss Arnold
Ay Murdel
Chevarris
Lilsgarnold
Flanta
Indian suitor and a murder weave a Denver tale
A sensational Denver report describes Miss Arnold’s marriage to an Indian suitor Chavarria amid community opposition. Jealousy over harboring an Indian woman sparks Senter’s rage and murder, followed by alleged suicide, with rumors of hypnotic influence and financial strains testing family loyalties and social ties.
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Sha
Chavarsie
Arnold
Chavarria
Denver
Den
Mimy Arnold
Tule Welton St
Eleanora Benter
Fiaventa
Senter
Chavarrin
Puchlow
Grand Army
Chavarrig
George Wider
Tillian
Geneva
Galveston
Wey
Concha
Key West
Miss Arnold
Willer
Chavarras
Misa Artold
Santa
Chavarra
Banta Clara Reservation
Arnal
Yaarnagde
Duis
Man Tired of Bride Declares Wife Wanted For Name Only
A Detroit area story reports a husband seeking alimony after alleging his wife, described as a bright eyed partner, accepted marriage in name only. The proceeding involves a Supreme Court action with divorce, alimony, and settlement details, including the husband claiming financial stability and musical talents support paying reasonable alimony.
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Wisdonde
Tattya
Advil Gublberg
Amtmancl
Hogg Attaeiien
Vinberg
Geblberg
du Tustle News
Aenian
Golbergs
Wabbe
Aadier Nishabd
Leon
Goldberg
Parker's Southern Trip For Wall Street Heads 1908
Washington dispatch notes a Democratic year expectation as captains of industry seek guidance amid rising public concerns. The April 4 briefing outlines presidents and candidates sparking debate on policymaking, with Democrats buoyed by internal conviction about futures.
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Washington
Rng
Roosevelt's Pledge Faces Fallout Within GOP
The passage argues Theodore Roosevelt will honor his pledge and not seek a third term, warning that his absence would render the Republican Party a mere surface in oblivion. It claims Roosevelt isolates the party as critics cast it as corrupt and beholden to trusts, while William Jennings Bryan looms as the Democratic favorite.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Republian
Hanna
Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
Mov
Damocratin
Meg
House v
Bryan
World leader poised to reclaim party helm in push for public ownership
Fragmented OCR text speaks of municipal ownership, railway regulation, and public utilities. It references Allen B. Parker and Hearst amid a Southern Democrat effort to rally around a candidate, with mentions of Bryant and political currents in business and conservative circles.
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Bryants
Allen B. Parker
Saurkard Nis
Huy Hearst
Jarker
Ela Miethpiiece
Radical candidates push reform amid national debate
Fragmented OCR text references Bemarracy and anti slavery stances with mentions of Washington New York and radical candidates. It appears to discuss political actions to revive or reanimate beeen and debates over policies, but the readable content is sparse and unclear.
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Emu-Dartat
Marine
Eiphinetty
Canara
Waly
Pherker
Iyts
Dian Owl Ekki
Romnevett
Saa
Nutuetry
Cundieianes
New Veeck
Fia
Fragmentary Dialogue About Women and Driving Obliquely
A fragmentary dialogue references women and a shift away from driving as the speaker quips about not resisting the urge to push people down when their backs are turned. The lines appear casual and incomplete with unclear context and attribution.
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Frieda
Gladys
Safe and Sane Party Nominates Parker in Hazy Campaign
A fragmented account notes the Safe and Sane party in the country’s political scene seeking to nominate Parker and resist Hearst or other radical contenders. The piece hints at a cautious bid amid a volatile political climate and potential movement implications.
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Safe and Sane
Parker
Will
Hearst
Witte-Radious
The Work Of A Watch Timepiece Maintenance Note
The article explains watch balance wheel speeds at 18 100 vibrations per hour and notes a correct movement yields 05 percent accuracy. It suggests thorough cleaning and adjustment to keep the mechanism in proper condition, recommending a semi annual housekeeping.
Fragmented crime era note on wartime births and war's toll
A damaged OCR fragment notes large families during wartime with mentions of births and age details. One child born to a 40 year old parent, another child linked to a different event. The text references war and storms of destruction affecting a German setting.
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Warher
Lease Cancellation and Property Dispute at Monta Area
The notice describes a lease cancellation action tied to a property in a Monta area theater project. Mann holds insurance on the premises and the case involves a nine year lease term, court proceedings, and damages related to lease amendments. Parties mentioned include WMonta and Margtundate, with the property described as a building in a local district.
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Mann
Harmbwexr
Wmonta
Vort
Tur Ldana
Father Stops Elopement Near Snowbound Train
Agnes, daughter of John Woes of Shrewbery VI, defied her father to marry Kawene Martin, a parolee and former runaway. A night chase followed as the couple fled by hired man, crossing miles of snow. Police trailed the train, Martin leaped from the car and vanished, while Agnes was returned to her home under custody.
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Agnes
John Woes
Kawene Martin
Toem
Ptison
Wood
Ariven
Thage
Snow Jay
Wiskone
Sant Willingford
Minaveau Pala
Wort
Martin
Postes
Bearc
Jobs for Many Men in Indianaapolis Railroid Work Boom
Local advertisements call for thousands of unskilled and skilled laborers for railroad related construction and maintenance across Indiana and surrounding areas. Wages include 175 dollars per day for skilled track work, with foremen earning 108 dollars monthly, as crews mobilize before summer ends. Several companies recruit carpenters machinists and drill men, offering board and quarters at Oakland, Cab and other sites, with travel favors by midwest lines and coastal routes.
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Isidiane Apelis
Inter
Rtn
Te Vinh Construction Company
Westere
Gould Line
Tie Rend Te
Bat Fit
Atone & To
Chase Heir
Oakhand
Cab
Utah Construction Company
Croville
Glah Company
Te Na Preidly
Tebor
Painte
Chia
Tucagy
St. Lamin
Public Must Fight Shipbuilding Trust
President Roosevelt urges Congress to authorize shipyard expansion and new drydocks on the Pacific coast to sustain naval strength. Report highlights need for Able repairs at Bremerton while ensuring steady employment for workers displaced by reduced wartime production. The piece cites potential benefits of government shipbuilding yards and ongoing labor considerations.
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Gilson Gardner
Washington
Congress
Torat
Walter
Monay
Asinds Walons
Pacific Coast
Hromarton Navy Yard
Ona
Pleiniy Rat
Ramatg Cappa
Congrema
Pacific
Hremerton Navy Yard
Algetrate
Anteine
Ilese Yardes
Congregational Meeting Planned at Home Presbyterian Church
A Congregational meeting is scheduled for Maupedios night at Home Presbyterian Church. Elders and officers will discuss church affairs and appoint committees.
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Congregational Meeting
Home Presbyterian Sjuirete
Maupedios Wight
Rock Threatens Castle Reef Monolith in Columbia River
April 4 Portland report describes Washington state efforts to save Castle Revi, a giant monolith on the Columbia River, from explosive demolition using 169 tons of black powder. The plan provokes widespread concern across Washington and Oregon as petitions rise and clubs weigh in on preservation.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia River
State of Washington
Merion
Washington
Portune
Oregon
Muraini
Afon
Eure
Lawle Aid Clarke
Fragmented description of ornate table covers and covers
A garbled note describes pretty table covers and ornate covers with hints of measurements and features. The legible items mention tassels, veneer, and decorative edges but lack complete details or clear events.
Hair restoration with Cuticura remedies cited by Mrs Gries
Mrs WP Gries of Clay Center Nebraska reports using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for dandruff and an itchy scalp. She notes permanent hair loss reversal after two months, with hair growing long and scalp improving, dated October 23 1905.
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Gries
Clay Center
Neb
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad for Infants
An advertisement urges mothers to use Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as the world's favorite skin cure. It claims absolute purity and unfailing efficacy for cleansing and purifying the skin hair and hands of babies and children. The copy touts relief for eczema rashes itching chafing and antiseptic uses, aiming to reassure mothers of gentle infant care.
Marion County notices seek licenses for intoxicating liquors
A long, garbled notice from multiple residents of Marion County Indiana announces intentions to apply at the May term for licenses to sell intoxicants in various wards. The text lists the defendants and limits on sales, including quantities and premises details, with locations in Indianapolis and surrounding townships.
Notice of license application for temperance drinks
The subscribee announces intent to apply to the Board of County Commissioners in May 1803 for a license to sell fermentable beverages in small quantities at a rate, with permission to sell and allow drinking at the business place. Describes a two story brick building in the city center and requests the board’s approval after local notices.
Notices to Apply for Liquor Licenses in Indianapolis Wards
The notice records subscribers in the Ninth, Twelfth, and Third wards of Indianapolis seeking May term authorization from the Board of County Commissioners to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. Descriptions include licensed premises details, building locations at streets and corners, and ward and township designations in Marion County Indiana.
License for on premise alcohol sale in Center Township
Poe oubaerbey seeks a license from the Board of County Commissioners at their Mt term 18 to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in less than five gallon quantities for consumption on the premises. The business location is a two story frame building at the southwest corner of Washington and Weststrom, with frontage on Washington, in Center Township, Marion County Indiana.
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Poe Oubaerbey
Auzens
Vutete
Ware
Center Township
Marion County
Juidiang
Board of County Commissioners
Abe
Washington Est
Nnethaart
Washington
Weststrom
Washingtonn
Weatal
Int
Vgrare St
City of
Tre
Marien Foonty
Indiana
Rama Malache Kellt
License sought for saloon in Michigan Avenue building
Louis Lewie announces his intent to apply to the Board of Commissioners of Merion county for a license to sell and drink liquor at a front 1 1/2 story brick building on Michigan Avenue in Wayne township Indiana. The request covers five or more gallons at a time with room for a separate bar, and the applicant seeks party privileges in the same room at the specified address.
Patrick seeks permit to operate saloon in Fifth ward
A notice to citizens and voters of Center township Indiana announces Patrick will apply at the County Commissioners May term for a license to sell wine or other intoxicants at a front room business on Goleendorf Street in a one story frame building. The plan includes a table and entertainment for patrons with drinks and meals.
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Sher Haredy
Center Township
Mariott County
Indiana
Goleendorfist
Lot Ko. 7
Outioe Japolis
Marios Y
Oliana
Xoownee No
Pont Table
Patrick
Liquor License Application for Ward One Indianapolis
The subscriber announces intent to apply to the Board of County Commissioners at their May term for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a one story front room of a building at 121 Columbia Avenue, Ward No 1, Center Township, Marion County, Indiana. The space is 20 by 12 feet, with frontage on Columbia Avenue at the corner of Columbia and Mine Street, for sale of vinous malt and other intoxicants in quantities over five gallons, with drinking on premises, and requests pool privileges in the same room.
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Csubeerber Haraby
Viselihy Sat
Cerier Tawkshap
Maren Canti
Fafmvns
Comrmiarinters
Marion
Sama
Board of Commissioners
Marian Enyny
Brante
Heingrom
Wacker
Indianapolis
Wayne Township
Marten County
Théinna
Keicham
Tahie
John F. Sims
Eubserther
Wayne Townatup
County Commtnsiniera
Ame
Tuainens
van Alarteury
Iewinhagins
Wayne Totenebip
Marion County
Wilianin
Keown
Sie Howe
Wiviers Mernarn
Jonahin
Marien County
Titetlana
Board of County Commissioners
Msi
Ray
Win McKernan
Lok
Church Streets
Nerehy
Center Township
Board of Commissioners of
Miliou Couity
State of Indiana
Ioath
Tenth Street
Ated
Ketoham & Smith
Eiuarete
James P. Drake
Indiana
John Fiminzer
Marin County
Amd NS
Germania
Tng and Loan Association
Mubdtinuin
Holmes
Ihe Yity
Wayne Tornabip
Mariana
Michigen St
Pool Inkie Privilegem
Mesky Schwarta Tate
Firet
Cinter Township
Board of Grant
Columbiarara
Columbia-ave
Mineteanth
A. Fletcher Jc
Dion
Ter
Sarton County
Notte
Marlém County
jIndiang
Board ‘of County Commissioners
East-st
Martindale & Stltz
Indianapoli Vis
Taidisna
Downegate
Charles Baabee
Venter Township
Property owner seeks license to sell intoxicants in Indiana ward
Charles Baabee applies to the Marion County Board of County Commissioners for a license to sell spirituous, vinous and malt beverages in a front room of a small frame building in Ward No 1 Indianapol is Center township. The request includes permission for pool table use in the same room.
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Hey
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Armebl
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Uwe Aletees
Halanes
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Millar
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Bride
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Wall Street
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Uncle Sam’l
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Pitard
Marron Dee
Ereemd Deertatiinnes
Bash
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Indilrabolis
Marlon Status
Tintanagnes
Marion Cranty
Jochim Traugott
Conor Rewnahin
Marien Vannty
India
Board of County Voummisainners
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Merion County
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