New York Prepares 20 000 Jackies for 102 Vessel Fleet Review
New York readies three days of naval pageantry with 20 000 sailors aboard 102 Atlantic Fleet ships to be reviewed by President Taft. Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus commands the display as ships line the Hudson from West Fifty Seventh Street to Port Washington.
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New York
Taft
Hugo Osterhaus
New York Harbor
Pacfic
Los Angeles
Jack
Shatter
Cuba
Navy Eireles
Hudson River
West Fifty-seventh Street
Port Washington
New Jersey
Kiel
Toulon
Solent
George V
England
Conditional Rockefeller Grants Benefit Six Colleges
The Rockefeller Fund trustees awarded $625 000 in conditional appropriations to six colleges and universities including Furman University and Southern Methodist University. The program has boosted assets, faculty, and student bodies across 61 institutions, while supporting high schools, Bible schools, and agriculture demonstrations in the South.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller Fund
Anning Guo
Furman University
Greenville
S. C
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Texas
Wws
Rockefeller
YOO
Advertising as salesmanship on paper and in print
The article argues that occasional advertising wastes money and that persistent, continuous newspaper ads act as steady salesmanship. It compares ad space to a salesman behind the counter, urges regular copy changes, and notes affordable syndicate services offering weekly ads to boost local merchants.
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Royal Road
St. John Wanamaker
New York
Philadelphia
Unable to Parse Missing Proper Title From Fragment
The readable fragments are insufficient to identify a coherent news item or event. No clear persons places organizations or dates are discernible to formulate a valid summary.
Advertising discipline boosts retail success, says editor
A Keowee Courier editor urges merchants to use syndicated advertising services for steady, persistent promotion. He compares neglectful storefront service to a tired clerk and argues that shared ads reduce costs for many towns. Early adoption promises independence and fortune.
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Hive
Keowee
Grasshoppers and a Missouri memory in 1875
J. W. Wood recalls the 1875 grasshopper invasion in Missouri and Kansas. He describes rail disruption near Warrensburg and a temporary bounty on grasshoppers, followed by the market drying up and his packing box of specimens being ignored by his firm.
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Kansas City Star
Kansas
J. W. Wood
Missouri
Wood
Warrensburg
L. Meianing
Grasshoppers
Woodrets
West
Kidnapper Receives 24 Year Term in New York Case
Vito Mice who abducted 9 year old Michael Serema son of Dr Mariana Sema released him after 57 days. He was sentenced with a minimum of 24 years 11 months and 30 days and a maximum of 50 years in prison.
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New York
Vito Mice
Michael Serema
Mariana Sema
Castoria Ad Charm And Domestic Woes In Verse
A humorous 19th century style verse mocks domestic life and fashion as it cites Fletcher's Castoria and Dr Thomas Kellea oil remedies. The piece intertwines exaggerated claims with household scenes including shopping, hats, and church. Urih Missouri references appear alongside archaic spellings and playful exaggeration.
Thanksgiving Proclamation Urges Nation to Observe Nov 30
President Taft issues annual Thanksgiving proclamation urging nationwide observance on Thursday November 30 with prayers and thanks for harvest prosperity and peace. Text highlights praise for bounty, industry, and international goodwill as citizens gather in worship.
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Chicago
Taft
United States
Universal Brotherhood of Nations
William Howard
United States of America
C. Knox
Lydia Pinkham remedy praised by Natick woman
A Natick Massachusetts woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her nervous illness and tumor after doctors advised surgery. She calls the treatment a miracle and urges other women to seek the herb's help, noting the product's value during this life stage.
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Natick
Mass
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Nathan J. Gitearon
Ain Street
Mra
Lydia
Pinkham
Lynn
Maine Prohibition Question Pending Court Action
Augusta MAine November 2 State House officials could not determine if the September repeal of prohibition will be announced before December 1 the legal deadline. Courts may be asked to rule on the questioned returns.
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Augusta
Maine
State House
Columbia to Unveil Women of Confederacy Monument
The commission in charge of erecting the monument to South Carolina Women of the Confederacy met in Columbia and set December 24 at noon for the unveiling ceremony. The bronzes are due to arrive in the latter part of November.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Counterfeiter Confesses in Chicago Hideout Discovery
Albert Leon, deemed a premier note maker by Secret Service and the Treasury, confessed to producing eleven varieties of counterfeit paper money. He led investigators to a Jackson Park island hideout in Chicago from which nearly $1,500 in fake National Bank and Treasury notes were recovered.
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Washington
Albert Leon
Secret Service
America
Treasury Department
Nas
Jackson Park
Chicago
National Bank
Treasury
Probate Court summons in Oconee County South Carolina
The State of South Carolina Oconee County Probate Court issues a summons in the estate of Robert Keith deceased. John A Ansel administrator seeks to sell the real estate to pay debts with D. A. Smith judge of probate noting the complaint filed September 22 1911 and attorneys STRIPLING & DENDY October 11 1911.
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South Carolina
Oconee
John A. Ansel
Robert Keith
Maimuie
Ee Bilbal Rebcca Steward
I Keith
Robert Lawrence
Mary Marett
Anna Aiken
WH “Johnson
Mamie, Owens
Ben Johnson
Bob Johnson
Jim Johnson
Lon Johnson
Sue Craisx
Reuben Keith
Jefe Keith
Mattie Dukes
Victoria Brown
Bob Earle
Tom Warle
Warren Marle
Agnes Harle
G. W. Pitchford Company
Teller
Oconee County
Walhalla C. H
South Caroline
D. A. Smith
Stribling & Dendy
A. Smith
Stripling
Tax Notice From County Treasurer Office Washalla DC 1911
The county treasurer announces the collection period for 1911 taxes from October 15 to December 31 without penalty. After December 31, penalties apply rising to seven percent from March 1 to March 15, 1912, with taxes unpaid going to execution or sale.
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Washalla
D. C
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