First Voters Letters Begin Series in Daily Sun
Publication launches a series of letters to first voters by leaders from five parties including Shaw Deb Steffens Swallow and Wat son with Steffens writing as a non partisan. The pieces aim to guide the nation’s 2 190 001 first voters and all citizens ahead of next month’s ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun Today
J. Lincoln Steffens
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Thomas Taggart
National Committee
Eugene V. Deb
Vilas C. Swallow
Thomas E. Watson
Sunshine and Smiles Strong at Golf
Fragmented humorous snippets from a newspaper page describe cheerful golf chatter and light vignettes. Various brief social items mention a blond and a brunette bride, a family visiting relatives, and humorous exchanges about appearance and manners.
In Years Gone By Chronicle of Past Events
One hundred years ago the Russian army readied near Turkey for a possible surprise attack. Seventy five years ago provisions allowed free emission of the River Rhine through Germany. Fifty years ago Pierre Jales, an American minister in Shain, was stopped at Calais and sent back to London by French police. Forty years ago petroleum was found at Dundes in Moree county Michigan. Thirty years ago Chicago women’s organizations debated dress reform. Twenty years ago Paris dispatches said France declined a Franco-Chinese accord. Ten years ago Os Shriver, playing at the Grand, was interviewed by the Bun.
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Pierre Jales
Jes Shain
Calais
England
London
Os Shriver
the Grand
The
Bun
Youths of the Stage Highlight Guy Carleton Holt
A young playwright named Guy Carleton Holt shows early talent for satire and stagecraft. His mother Adele Durand left the stage, and they live in Elmhurst Long Island. He is praised as a real wonder by friends for plays like The Merelyine of York and The Tale of a Frog. He idolizes his father Edwin Holt and bears the family name with pride.
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Guy Carleton Holt
Jad
York
Guy Carleton Jolt
Guy
Edwin Jolt
Adele Durand
Elmhurst
Limg Island
Guy da
Guy Carleton
War Heroine Is Dead as the Story Goes
Mrs. Minerva Hawley, who held the distinction of peeing seating the last tag to the first regiment that went to the viral wilt from ietiiia, died at St Vincent s hospital after injuries from a whaittunnelal incident. She was injured while waiting for a streetcar when an automobile struck and crushed her. She was the wife of Rees Toaies of Chanbridge city. The piece also recalls Buffalo Bill and King Edward attendance in a London exhibition, with a faded tale of four kings and a royal joker any related anecdote.
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Minerva Hawley
Ietiiia
Suidas Niight
St Vincents Hospital
Hawley
Prate
Edward Beranee Conl
Joseph Maare
Dew
Bea
Rees Toaies
Chanbridge City
Duffalo Bill
Ravsavedt
Huffalo Bul
Colonal Cody
Lone
Cody
London
Tang
Edward
Uben
Prince of Wales
Janes
Kidhigs
Denmark
Saxony
Greeve
Austria
Ue Panes
Batfeteil
Lalovca
Reval Highpors
Loever
Crops and Wildlife Notes Across Regions Reported
The report aggregates varied agricultural and hunting notes. Pear trees yield two crops in a season while a single tree bears ripe fruit. bird and game laws differ by region with dates for allowed hunting of turkeys prairie chickens and other birds. pig and steel production figures appear in scattered data.
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Urs Seavon
James Godwin
Goodwin
Flo
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Predicts Warm Winter Amidst Odd Weather Talk
A fragmentary clipping reports warm winter predictions and unusual conditions across regions. It mentions lingering black swine, frogs, streams, and high prices, with notes of political figures in Indiana and concerns over hogs and crops. The piece reflects feverish speculation and local tension about an unseasonal season.
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Vasil Wither
Indiana
Kansas Nights and Spiritualist News From Leavenworth
A Leavenworth dining room scene follows a Basque traveler’s remark about western society. Anthony Denison and Jenni s ey figures are mentioned regarding a chase after a man named Anthony. A Boston man questions social calm. In North Carolina a governor touts spiritualism with a widow seeking contact with the dead and a trance leads to a whispered reunion with a forme r husband, asking forgiveness.
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Kansas
Planters House
Leavenworth
Kas
Lee
Hoxton
Hoesen
Anthony Denison
Sy Tos Jenniisey
Anthony
Boston Herald
Aycock
North Cortina
John
Sam John
Ufey
Earth
Sin
Juhn
Jealousy Fuels Tragedy of Fatal Domestic Shooting
A man shoots his wife after a jealous dispute and then turns the gun on himself, dying soon after in hospital. Police say the grim incident occurred following a quarrel with his spouse as neighbors report a volatile domestic scene.
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Iscripps
Atrae
WNI
Global Clippings Reflect Oddities From Around the World
A catalog of surreal notices and curios from distant lands touches on Indian labor pay, khaki uniforms for Swiss idlers, a London prize riddle, Tibetan language exams, Spain’s bullfighting ban, a Budapest citizen kept at home, Paris fashion journalism, and railway mishaps. The string of short items spans labor, culture, crime, crime busts, and curios extracted from a London Mail dispatch and other European reports.
The Gentle Sex and Society in Old News Clippings
A jumble of 19th century commentary discusses women’s roles in education and society, noting elite daughters sent to Washington for study and social polish. It cites opinions on female interruptions in business, a Boulogne boarding school tragedy, and a Johns Hopkins portrait honoring Miss Garrett.
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Sally
Phikidelstia Bulletin
He Thomas
Texas
Washington
Fuxton
Marguerite Lenni
Boulogne Wuardins
Jeanne
Mourguerite Lenoir
Marguerite
London Express
Dame Co
Dame Curtsey
Chicago Record-Herald
Mary F. Inrrett
John 8. Lament
Johns Hopkins University and Hospital
McCoy Hall
Miss Garrett
Misa Garrett
University
Dultimore Bun
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Ed Butter
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Uncle Sam
Algian
Illinois
Japan
Bryan
Ohio
William J. Away
Dan Reid
Rus
Hood
Sunshine and
Chicago Journal
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Philadelphia Press
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Mr. Onion
Clarion
Fai
Suraker W
Ark
Dean
Army
New Orleans
Flmes-Democrat
Willie Buller
Democrats
Orgad Bouthe Gassaway
Davis Natural Gas Belt Pro *Lrity League
Turkey
Rhine
Germany
Dundes
Moree County
Michigan
Chicago
Womiura
Paris Dispatches
Prance
India
Flas
Institute of Social Reforms of
Spain
Betty Meagher
County
Sige
Mormon Church of
Vinh
Tabasco
Mexico
Dressler
Sevres
Tondon Mail
Budapest
Paris
Jouressism
Agellein
Forsia
Dublin
Yarmadbish
Roseben
Steatford-on-Avinis
Cherbourg
London Police
Church of St. Aidan’s
Boston
Eng
Leeds
Rubens
Vandyck
Christie's
Mam Nghi
Anam
Algiers
Versailles
Mus
Laloe
Lord Kitchener
Simla
Rashabi
Transvaal
Patradiae
Institute of France
Chantilly
Nanotron
Waterton
Jerome
Bennett
William Bennett
Lew Baker
Brightwood Yards
Young Bennett
New York
Levy Patverd
Ala Yard
Pettis Dry Goods
Castoria Bu
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