Republican Campaign Tour Through Kentucky Draws Large Crowds
The article covers a whistle stop tour beginning in Huntington W V, with trains and speeches across Kentucky. It notes large enthusiastic crowds in Ashland Olive Hill and Lexington paths, praise for republican unity, and the aim to swing Kentucky into the Republican column on November third. It mentions Taft allies Senator Bradley and Governor Wilson and highlights a chair incident in Lexington.
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Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Ashland
East Kentucky Junction
Olive Hill
Morehead
Colliseum
Louisville
William Alden Smith
Lesle M. Shaw
the Treasury
Bradley
Wilson
Joining the Hunt
A humorous quip from Woman's Home Companion about a husband suing for divorce over a wife's pocket searches. It riffs on marital suspicion with a comeback about lending a hand to find the missing items.
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John
Aod
John L. Sullivan Celebrates Fiftieth Birthday
John L. Sullivan, famed prize fighter and Boston Boy, marks his fiftieth birthday in Springs Arkansas after a four round exhibition with Jake Kilrain at the state fair. He receives hundreds of congratulatory telegrams from across the East and plans a banquet with a note to skip champagne, favoring hot water.
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Boston
New York
John L
Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Too Much to Ask Highlander Refuses Ocean Sale
A traveler in a Scottish tavern hears a dog owner say he cannot part with his Rob though offered high sums. The dog is sold to a drover for less after the traveler’s question, revealing the owner would not part with the dog rather than ship him to America.
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Callie
America
Rob
France
Harper
The Color of Flames and Wood Composition
A brief explanation of flame colors by elements in wood. It states blue from hydrogen the white from carbon red from manganese yellow from soda and other hues from various wood constituents.
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Mingnesia
The First Man Dressmaker in Paris of 1730
In Paris around 1730 a man dressmaker named Rhomberg emerged as possibly the first of his kind. Bavarian peasant by origin, he hid figure defects with tailored works and drove a fine carriage on the boulevard. He left a large fortune to his heirs.
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Paris
Rhomberg
Munich
President holds conferences on annual message and policy
The president met with Secretary Garfield and Chief Forester Pinchot to discuss department recommendations for his message to Congress. He also talked immigration with Secretary Straus and Robert Watchorn. A later hourlong review with Representative Loudenslager of New Jersey touched on Republican prospects and committee activity.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Garfield
Forester Pinchot
Straus
Robert Watchorn
New York
Representative Loudenslager
New Jersey
Republican Congressional Committee
Loudenslager
Bryan Vebement and Starch Factory Shadow Debate
Bryan denounces a trust in Plattsmouth while attacking Republican supporters. He notes the starch factory is closed with machinery removed and the building in wrecking crew hands. He plans to speak in Denver the next day, expressing tired yet jubilant mood about Nebraska conditions.
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Plattsmouth
Bryan
Denver
Glass men combine as hand glass factories adjourn
Pittsburg October 15 Manufacturers of window glass operating hand factories adjourned their convention to next Thursday to reach owners not represented and bring all into a proposed protective association to prevent price cutting and unite against machine factories. Committees were appointed to reach unrepresented factories, with absentees mainly in West Virginia and the southwest, representing 585 of 3,039 hands factories.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Protective Association
West Virginia
Southwest
Origin of Lynch Law Compared to Lydford Law
In Law Notes the term Lynch Law is linked to England's Lydford Law. A North Carolina judge cited lines about Lydford law with hanging and drawing and judgment in the morning, indicating a historic parallel to summary punishment in England.
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Lynch Law
Law
Lyrdford
England
North Carolina
Unrivaled Women's Outer Wear at Anniversary Prices
A sale of women’s suits and coats featuring 36 inch jackets, satin linings, and 13 to 15 gores. Prices drop from $25 to $9.68 for tailored suits, with broadcloth coats at $10.75 and other items from $3.98 to $18.50. Text highlights discount for anniversary sale.
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Trade Palace
Ben Tdens
Agnes Dare Sepees
Directoire
Skinner
Saad
Bonus for Tigers Exhibition Game at Bennett Park
Detroit reports millionaire club owner Mr Yawkey plans to purchase 15000 dollars worth of tickets in advance for a Saturday exhibition game at Bennett Park. The move eases concerns about rain affecting attendance and skirts the national commission rule on bonuses.
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Detroit
Tigers
National Commission
Bennett Park
Yawkey
Arabian Legend Autobiography of a Serpent Tale
A fragment recounts an Arabian legend in which the devil, lazy to walk to Eden, asks animals to carry him. All refuse except a beautiful serpent then a quadruped, which bears the devil partway to the garden. The tale notes angels were commanded to look up the serpent.
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Garden of Eden
Carpet Sale Adclears Rugs and Curtains at Deep Discounts
Vintage ad lists room rugs from 5x12 to 36x60 with sale prices from 6.98 to 11.98 and velvet options 31.50 to 40.00. It also advertises Axminster, tapestry, and Wilton rugs plus lace curtains in multiple sizes and sale prices, including multiple pairs and sweepers discounted.
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Puce Farewe Vee
Axminster
BBC
Table Linens Sale Listing with Damask Towels and Spreads
Linen sale listing shows 72 inch cream damask at 39¢, Turkish towels 15x23 inches 25¢, Huck towels 20x40 inches 15¢, bleached hemstitched towels 38x20 22¢, twilled bleached toweling 3 1/2¢, grey twilled toweling and scalloped edge bed spreads with high pennies. Marseilles patterns on bed spreads, $5 down to $1.00, various values listed.
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Marseilles
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