Rings For Bride: Nick Gathers Costly Jewels For Alice
The vice president and Mrs Fair Banks will host silver dishes and carved tableware for the couple. Ohio congressman Nick Longsworth plans multiple dinners, while rings given include a birthday ring and three prior gems. A fourth diamond solitaire with the inscription Faithful Unto Death is planned for the twenty-second birthday.
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Bela
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Ohio delegation faces stormy sessions with no decision
The Ohio congressional delegation endures several contentious meetings as opinions shift from cautious silverware metaphors to a full silver chest, but no conclusion has emerged.
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Ohio
Clarke Dies From Apoplexy At Building Site
Thomas J. Clarke of Clarke & Sons plumbers collapsed Friday at the Maryland Ave building under construction by Van Camp Co. The 3% man died of apoplexy while stepping from the site. He was a long time member of the firm founded by his father over 150 years ago and belonged to Knights of Columbus and St Peter and Paul Church. He resided with his wife and one son at 1186 N Albany St.
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van Camp Company
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Knights of Columbus
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Hive
Slater
Gureiye
Peter and
Pauchureh
Remarkable Stomach Experiments Guide Health Reform
A long discussion reviews Horace Fletcher's book on digestive health. It cites experiments on humans and animals, promoting eating less and delaying appetite, and extols natural remedies including Golden Seal root and related native plants as stomach tonics and liver energizers. It highlights glycerine extraction, Dr. Pierce's discoveries, and the role of Golden Medical Discovery in restoring tone and vigor.
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Jlorace Fletcher
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Yale
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United States Army
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Roberts Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College of
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Bride in a Cell and the Mining Stock Theft
Mrs Dubel Coleman, bride of three months, is jailed on charges of stealing mining stocks worth 59,000 from her husband, mine owner Charles Coleman. Chauffeur Frank Stanley, accused by Coleman of complicity, fled after a chase that ended with police arrest. The couple’s dispute centers on elopement plans and alleged love triangle with Mabel Zimmerman, a Chicago acquaintance. Coleman says he cut Stanley out. Coleman’s detectives file evidence, while Mrs Coleman is remanded as her husband awaits further action.
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Wyman
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Chicago
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Anger flares in court as lawyer presses Coleman
The exchange turns heated when counsel questions Tim S and other parties. Magistrate Weinskert orders Coleman to apologize to Lim, but the judge intervenes as the examination proceeds, with Stanley not questioned and his name omitted in court.
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Lim
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Legacy of the wandering son ends in inherited debt
Special to The Sum New York reports Willie Wilson’s tale of a prodigal son who squandered his share, drifting through Cincinnati Columbus Buffalo and Detroit as a sailor’s boarder. A letter to his father prompts a New York attorney to announce he may claim a $1,000 share from Samuel Wilson’s will, noting the estate valued around $100 with most going to the widow and brothers.
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City Hearing Set On Chicago Indianapolis and Evansville Rail Franchise
Mayor Charles A. Bookealter and the Board of Public Works announce a public meeting on Monday afternoon to discuss a proposed franchise for the Chicago Indianapolis and Evansville railroad. The route would enter the city near Tremont and Cloriests with a terminal west of the statehouse. The company must elevate its trucks entirely at its own expense. attendance is expected from those affected.
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Pere Song
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Churches Rally Against City Graft in Allegheny Campaign
Ministers and congregations form the Federation of Churches to challenge the city administration in the upcoming municipal election. The anti graft crusade targets alleged police and street department graft, corruption, and vice tied to 209 Dew oF Topuite and local brothels. The effort unites Presbyterians Lutherans and other denominations under a common banner to curb the ruling party’s decades, amid church led influence in Allegheny City.
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Paige
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Etty
Phese Fela
Beers and Rates Drift in a Curious Atlantic Tale
A garbled OCR piece describes beer shipments from Hamburg to Denver via rail and sea, noting a 69 cent rate and a 68 cent rate while praising a traveler’s whimsy. It mentions New York origins, Atlantic routes, and a comic aside about a nearby route, ending with a puzzled question about a person named Rothe Kel.
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Hamburg
Germany
Denver
New York
Fragmented Rhetoric Shapes Parish Election Contest
Disty and Episcopatians, Lutherans, and Congregationalists organize a tormented parish race. A candidate Stor Musor is backed by a dubious slate led by Charles F Krisetder. Church meetings fill with prayer and confusion as parishioners debate candidates amid waning turnout and distant party signals.
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Charles F Krisetder
Nord
Jury finds Weeden and Miss Barr Guilty of Unlawful Relations
In Pittsburgh February 10 the jury returned a verdict against Jaspar Weeden and Miss Eliza Barr in a suit over marital relations. The case, tied to the Subarte School Board, set no amount for alimony and awaits judge Kennedy's decision on property and divorce terms. Wreden and Barr face future actions including possible remarriage impacts and support arrangements.
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Kennedy
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Alernuid
Makig Levy
Mr. Werte
Glovelets fad in London and fashion’s odd trend
A garbled reading suggests a London fashion fad called glovelets. It hints at their rise and decline, with references to how wearers adjust to the look, the fit, and the social reception, all amid stylistic notes and uncertain dates.
Do Ants Sleep and Hair Guts Pot Sleep Careat
A garbled article questions whether ants sleep and links hair guts to sleep. It notes swarming ants around their nests and mentions a dubious guaranteed core for piles with a money refund if a product fails.
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