Champ Clark Greets Audience At Appalachian Exposition
Knoxville Tennessee Sept 10 Speaker Champ Clark was guest of honor at the Appalachian Exposition. United States Senator Robert L Taylor introduced him as the next Democratic nominee for president and predicted Democratic success in 1912. Clark urged unity as Republicans show division and indicated no personal nomination comment.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Champ Clark
United States
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
Clark
Congress
House Ss
Hay Crop Advice Amid Shortage Warns for Winter Feed
An agricultural note discusses the hay shortage due to a dry spring and suggests sowing ryegrass and crimson clover, using veld phosphate, and improving land. It recommends turning stubble into forage, preserving corn stover, and considering silage if possible to feed cattle, horses, and mules through winter.
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New Jersey
New York City
Deore Sie MCasey Hanis Wedding Report
Fragmentary report notes Sept 8 and a ceremony tied to a person named Roherds. It mentions county events, a court decision, and an audience of women observing proceedings. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but reference a marriage context and public speaking moment.
The Prophet Ezekiel Watchman Bible Club Questions
A 1910 era Sunday School prompt lists suggestive Bible questions on Ezekiel's watchman. It outlines themes of warning, responsibility, divine calls, and the role of messengers, inviting readers to reflect on faith, duty, and interpretation with the International Press Bible Question Club.
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DR. Linscote
International Press Bible Question Club
International Sunday
Keowee
Annie Question Club Returns to Community Meeting
Annie Question Club resumes after a pause, inviting residents to join discussions on local issues. Organizers emphasize inclusive participation and a focus on community improvements. A note invites volunteers to help with outreach and event setup.
Wonders of modern surgery from New York World
A sprawling list of sensational surgical feats is described, including skull trepanation, nerve and organ transplants, skin grafts from dead bodies into living patients, and eye grafting experiments in New York. The piece cites Paris surgeons and American doctors at several institutions, noting early cases from 1908 to 1910 and the growing scope of animal tissue use and grafting concepts.
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New York World
Ingautty
Weelessius
Seidneys
New York
Paris
Borseh
H.R. Lesser
Copeland
Plower Hospital
Aimee
Prof
Yonkers
PHL Woelphire
Wsther Thencock
Rockefeller Institute
John D. Rockesfoley
Younus
Feasiow
Como
Millionaire’s Son Refuses Help Lives in Basement Five Decades
Louis Reppetto, 63, claims his father is wealthy but offers no aid. He says he lived 35 years in two rooms at 114 South Seventh, is now penniless and ill in city hospital, and asserts his father in Genoa would not provide a penny. He recalls selling papers to fend for himself and dismisses rumors of a $60,000 fortune and dogs guarding a treasure.
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St. Louis Globe-Detocrat
Louis Reppetto
South Seventh Street
Genoa
Italy
Hin
Ishaela
Jack
Touts
Dack
Hood
Nine killed in Alabama hotel explosion ruins
In June a disaster at a hotel in AY June Alabama left nine believed killed with bodies recovered from debris. Rescue teams search the ruin while a Coast Guard effort on the Detroit River assists. Clarence Villelton, 26, died trying to save his father, and Anna Raets’ body was recovered. Mika Daeta was saved by PERCHOY in a case.
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Bern
Detroit
Clarence Villelton
Hewnel
Mia Anna Raets
Mika Daeta
Perchoy
Not An Experiment on Cone Stoves Impresses America
The article extols Cone stoves as superior to all others, claiming widespread state and national support among capital and labor groups. It highlights daily demonstrations at the Cole Manufacturing Co in Chicago and asserts guaranteed performance, flame quality, and heat consistency with various fuels.
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Cone Tna
America
Lukhivsem Oy
Une
Cole, Manntethring Co
Chicago
Edice
Actress Gov a Good Beare shows wax bullet trick safety
Trinidad Colo Sept 16 Mrs Frederick Roske the human tar Ket who has been thrilling audiences by catching bullets in her teeth appeared to be wounded on stage last night but doctors found no serious injury. The wound was due to a wax bullet, not lead, melted by heat revealing the trick. A wax bullet failed to melt causing a scare during the performance.
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Trinidad
Colo
Frederick Roske
Vanda
Ville
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