Wife Threatened Murder in Blake Suit Says Mrs Mackay
In York Oct 16 Mrs Canes Mackay head of suffrage group and widow of a physician faces allegations in a supreme court filing by Dr Joseph A Blake. Blake denies all claims of alienation of affection and says Mrs Blake has a jealous temper and threatened to kill him. The case notes their separation since 1904 with separate lives since 1908 and ongoing support disputes.
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bin York
Canes
Mackay
Tomy
Katherine
Joseph A. A. Blake
Arthur Train
Lg Mackay
Blake
Supreme Court
Mrs. Blake
Frere Notes on Heraldic Mistakes in Royal Insignia
A fragment discusses errors in noble crests and coats of arms, noting the legal and hereditary permissions around bearers and sovereign symbols. It mentions that certain arms may be borne by women only through paternal or sovereign links, with emphasis on inheritance rules and quartered arms.
Corn Field Plans and Pigs Stir Local Talk
A resident discusses a plan to use neighboring corn fields next year by placing pigs there. He notes two acres would be enough to manage the stalks and harvest, calling it the easiest way to reclaim the area. The remark reflects informal rural improvisation on land use.
Worries and Advice From an Ancient Voice in Kansas City Star
The article discusses cautions about worry and offers practical mental discipline. It references Arch Duchess Isabella’s 1813 marriage to Prince Georgy of Bavaria, a runaway honeymoon, and a Vienna training. It notes Mary B Ferguson of Boston as the only woman delegate to a national convention and Cleveland women planning a world’s first chamber of commerce.
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The
Kansas City Star
Isabella
Georgy of
Bavaria
Vienna
Mary B. Ferguson
Boston
Union
Bali
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Presiding Judge Cullen Impresses in Impeachment Court
The New York Evening Post portrays Judge Edward M. Cullen as a towering, impartial figure presiding over impeachment proceedings. It highlights his 70 years, Civil War leadership at 19, relentless work ethic, courtroom discipline, and measured humor that commands respect from senators and public alike.
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Edward M. Cullen
Court of Appeals
Voltaire
Rause
Cullen
Sutherltes
United
Supreme Court
High Court
Old Guard
Senate
Bammere
Uni
Allen
Edwin Abbey
Jodee
York
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Aft
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Tia Eens Teres m
Biochemical Visions of Food Synthesis by Chemist
The text discusses how light drives photosynthesis and highlights a chemist's predictions that biological chemistry could revolutionize food production. It notes starch is not synthesized widely, mentions ultraviolet light triggering sugar formation from hydrogen and carbon dioxide, and foresees a future where foods are produced by chemists rather than green plants.
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Buch
Age Gives Casnentebiiite From the Cincinnati Enquirer
A partial readable item notes age-related detail from the Cincinnati Enquirer. The fragment hints at a news brief about a person and related event but lacks full names or context.
Medicinal Qualities of Weeds in 19th Century Notes
From the article on weeds and their healing uses, the piece describes milkweed as a kidney tonic and general cleanser, yarrow as a spring tonic for children, and red clover as a rich nitrogen source noted for strengthening effects. It links plants to health benefits and traditional medicinal beliefs.
She Has Nerve to Quit Him Amid Mending Trouble
A fragment from a period piece notes a woman quitting a man while she fixes his clothes. The scene mentions a mound of mending and a missing button, with a comic aside about the man’s reaction to fit and color.
Morning Hymn Fragment from a Lost Poem
Fragmentary English text praising creation and a divine as the speaker calls on the Earth, heavens, and people to praise. The lines mention light, stars, moon, sun, and nature as witnesses to a higher power, with a reverent, devotional tone.
Johnson the Washington Pitcher in 1907 to 1910
The record recalls Johnson's early Washington tenure from 1907 to 1910, noting his first seasons against St Louis and Philadelphia, his New York debut, and his steady strikeout totals. It highlights managers Cantillon and Walter, and cites notable games, including a 2-0 shutout of the Highlanders and strong showings versus Brown and Athletics.
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St. Louis Browns
Barney Petty
Johnson
Athletics
Eddie Plankop
New York
Highlanders
France
Tata Oe Weshivaton
Tillon
Newsee
Yorks
Browns and Cardinals pay dispute shadows world series
In a murky summary of old baseball intrigue the Browns and Cardinals share the spoils unevenly in the 1920s world series. The piece notes players and managers receiving unequal portions while a former Cardinal and the manager Rickey are mentioned in a controversial division of profits. Also touched are unrelated items about customs policy and a court ruling on gender in Italy.
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St. Louis
Browns
Cardinals
Cronain
Shot by Husband Murder Case Reported
A man is held for murder after a woman was shot by her husband in a domestic incident. The assailant reportedly confessed to the killing as authorities investigate the weapon and sequence of events.
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Cate
Ellie
Keep Young by Growing in Life and Mind
A columnist reflects on aging, arguing that growing old is a habit more than a fate. Staying curious keeps vitality alive, as Goethe and Emerson illustrate, and youth arises from ongoing contact with youth through daily experiences and meaningful pursuits.
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Somietimes
Goethe
Emerson
Huerta Faulted as Dictator and Threat to Constitution
A New York World analysis portrays Victoriano Huerta as a weak autocrat who seized control and imprisoned opponents, with threats to the Mexican Constitution and ongoing revolt against his rule. The piece argues that his regime caused violence and undermined liberty, risking further conflict and instability for Mexico.
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Mexico
New York
Huerta
Diss
Congress
Madero
Jena
Recipe notes from old newspaper page
Fragments describe a recipe and cooking tips with mentions of sugar chocolate corn syrup and water. The text references heating and boiling in a kettle and a mix of ingredients, suggesting a culinary column or household instructions. Entities include no clear person or organization names.
Fragmented kitchen note on tea, water, and syrup
A fragmented text describes hot water and syrup handling with unclear measurements and mixed terms. The note mentions pouring syrup over something and a table or ball like shapes but lacks coherent instructions or context.
Moon phase observance at Cambridge college noted
Fragmentary notes discuss moon cycles and festival dating tied to full moons and their impact on observances. Mention observed at St John’s College in Cambridge amid uncertain details.
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Uae
A. John's College
Cambridge
Intra-group dispute cited in Havana medical debate
A lodge derides Pasteur era theories and condemns germ diagnosis while praising Reed and Lascar in Havana. The piece notes an intra-lodge diatribe defending anti-vivisectionist views and opposing government disease science.
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Pasteur
SS Boe Lodge
Reed
Lascar
Havana
Gor
Panama
Fragmentary OCR on Civil War era senate races and veterans
The clipped text references Gettysburg battles and a mix of Union and Confederate figures mainly focusing on seathold and the Rough Riders. It mentions Brad Werks Du Pont Goff Catron and others contending for seats, with notes on a Spanish war veteran and a boy who ran away from home.
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Gettysburg
Benate
Brad
du Pont
Goff
Orks
Raparcns
Catron Rei
Alenarel
Henate
Hie
Republican League
Ue Morice
Ley
Linataly
Hany
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Chemiat Made Foods
George K Btone
Boience Monthly
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Bireng
Geese Egge Johnson
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Ray Collins
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Young World
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