Roosevelt Seen As Most Ambitious Politician Yet
The quote traces Cleveland’s high regard for Roosevelt, noting he is the most perfectly equipped and effective politician seen in the presidency. It recalls Cleveland’s early recognition of Roosevelt’s public career drive, and Olney’s recounting of Cleveland warning cabinet members in 1895 about Roosevelt’s future prominence.
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Mr. Cleveland
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Rosevelt
Jackson
Jefferson
van Buren
Assembly
Richard Onley
Boston
Olney
Civil Service Commission
Ception
Waller Hancock Dead After Illness in Webster County
Waller Hancock died at his home four miles east of Odessa on Wednesday night March 24 after a brief pneumonia illness. Born near Blackburn 38 years ago he was known as a big hearted county resident. His wife is a daughter of pioneer stockman Beamer. He once lived south of Oak Grove and moved to Odessa a year ago buying the Bob Sale farm east of town. He was a member of the local Masonic lodge. burial will be at Blackburn under lodge auspices.
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Waller Hancock
Odessa
Blackburn
Beamer
Mr. Hancock
Oak Grove
Bob Sale
Here
Cilessa Democrat
Picture Shop Unpacks Largest Complete Tine of Raster Powt Cards
The Picture Shop announces the arrival of its largest and most complete tine of Raster powt cards just unpacked and ready for sale. One ale is offered with purchases at the counter.
Death of Lexington Citizen Thomas Taylor
Thomas Taylor longtime Lexington resident dies Friday at 7 pm at home after a prolonged illness. Born in England on September 30, he emigrated with his parents to Lexington, married Mary Belle Neet on January 28, 1801, and worked about fifty years in painting and decorating. Survived by sons Georges and John T. and daughters Mrs William Cullum Mrs Thomas Pletcher and Mrs John Witnerberg. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 pm from his home conducted by Rev John V. Plunkett. he held memberships in Masonic and Odd Fellows. The obituary recalls his charity and ties to Lexington’s early history.
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North Third Street
Thomas Taylor
Lexington
Mr. Taylor
Jon Thomas Taylor
Lankahire
England
Ince
Mary Belle Neet
Taylor
Georges
John T
William Cullum
Thomas Pletcher
Thinelly
John Witnerberg
Molden
Thie
Mike Lexington
Jono V. Plunkett
Episcopal Church
Beasty in a joy for ever line sparks raster postcard note
An odd OCR fragment notes a phrase about a thing of beasty in a joy for ever and a remark about finishing Raster Post Cards. A lone initial and name E. Marit appear as sources or signatures, with no clear event or dated context. The readable content is fragmentary and non-specific.
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Marit
Mild Laxative for Baby Free
An advertisement extols a baby laxative claiming many children suffer constipation and that the product cures irregularity. It cites testimonials from parents John W. Dunham and H. Le Cullam and promises free samples by mail to Caldwell, Monticello, Illinois, with details on dosage and benefits.
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Ford
Alweye
John W. Dunham
Apple Creek
H. le Cullam
Frainville
Ind
Feamily
Caldwell
Monticello
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Gilead
Gallatin
John T. Taylor
Shave
C. W. Loomis
L. E. Mark
Maln Street
Farm Insurance
F.R. Howe
Notary Pabutte Real Estate
Yoans Hantals
Ballard-Snow Liciment Co
ST. Lowe, Wc
Crenshaw & Young
Trape Marne Orcsons
C. Anrone
I Roel Mules M Co
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Galveston
VIA
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Texas
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Lee
Loomis
San Louis Valley
Colorado
Liberal Commission
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
San Luis Valley
Bank of Commerce Bldg
Kansas City, MO
Missouri Pacific By. Co
Kansans City
Myrick
Eaves St. Louie
Yi An
St. Low
Sedalia
Missouri Mountain
A. O
St. Lotte
A. 5
Lexingon
Wilson Brothers
Lexington Steam Dye and Cleaning Co
A. Osrich
Soares
C. F. Hackler
F. J. Phares
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