Clark-Thomason Wedding Gala Day in Pike
The town of Bowling Green Missouri hosted a grand wedding as Genevieve Clark and James Molibany Thomason wed. Notable guests included Agnes Wilson and U S labor secretary family ties featured, with Senator Reed, Senator Stone, and Paul Thomson of New Orleans among attendees.
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Clark-Thomson
Pike
Bowling Green
Getevieve
Champ Clark
James Molibany Thomason
Pike County
Clark
Gene Vieve
Honershuck
Cyrene Boulevard
Agnes Wilson
Wilson
Huerta and Orozco Arrested at El Paso
General Victoriano Huerta and General Pascual Orozco were arrested near Newman New Mexico on charges of conspiracy to incite a revolution. Cavalry escorted them to El Paso and Fort Bliss where they were briefly detained, bond set at fifteen thousand and seven hundred forty dollars respectively, then released. Huerta said he did not intend to enter Mexico and may return in the future. Viva Huerta greeted him on release.
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el Paso
Tex
Victorian Huerta
Mexico
Pascual Orozco
Newman
N. M
U.S
Fort Bliss
Huerta
Orosco
Viva Huerta
Federal Building
Fort Miss
New Tian
United States
Foy
Fifteenth
United States Cavalry
Ororco
Oreero
United States District
San Antonio
Fort Elise
Luis
Bridal Gift Parade At Genevieve’s Wedding
The speech by the bride’s father frames a grand ceremony at Honerehack with Rev Robert Sherman Berd officiating. Many relatives and friends from Virginia Missouri and Kentucky attended as gifts from national figures and Bowling Green honor the bride Genevieve amid a valley of ornamental gardens and a carved Gothic temple.
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Shears
Honerehack
Robert Sherman Berd
Louisvile
Jean Roberta
Alexandria
Genevierve
Friend's Behoot
Washington
Thomson
Imogene Thomson
Virginia
Acn
Sue Bennett
Kansas City
Murray Boa Anderson
Vera Jane Holcomb
Bowling Green
Helen Robnett
Columbia
Gancee
Bennett Clark
Mies
Abe
Henry Watterson
George Harvey
American Editora
St Louis
Wilson
House of Representatives
Portugal Seeks Revenge in Chamber Rally
In Paris and London reports the Portuguese chamber renews sympathy for the Allies and backs government moves in Africa. Antonio Almeida vows to pursue justice for former premier Ermento Castro as demonstrations erupt. In Sedalia Missouri George Smith shoots divorced wife Hazel Reed then kills himself after a quarrel.
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Paria
France
London
Ates
Africa
Alesander Braga
Antonio Almeida
Tuttonists
Ermento Castro
Almeida
Sedalia
Qgeorse
Smith
Hazel Reed Fh
Quar
Aod
Drys File Contest and Local Election Troubles
Reports from Monett Missouri describe alleged irregularities in a local option election with residents voting illegally and four ballots rejected. Milwaukee Wisconsin notes a man’s death over a five dollar debt. Lansing Kansas details two convicts escaping from a state prison coal mine. Huntsville Alabama records a fatal stabbing in a duel to the dark between a black farmhand and a white man.
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Drys
Monett
Ebrouls Corer
Porwr
Lansing
Kane Homer McCord
Kansas
Frank Williams
Staif
Remembering a Central Windstorm of 1204 in Rural Tale
In a morning gathering at Basset's store, villagers recall a historic gale that outdid any prior storm. Caleb Peaskee and others recount winds hoisting stumps, snapping a log chain, lifting a wagon body, and scattering debris across fields, as they compare it to more recent lighter gusts.
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Jack Piper
Basset
Wendell Cooper
Caleb Peaskee
Jake
Wendell
Aleb
Ion
Mr Peasley
Caleb
Deacon
Drew
Ed Mason
Determined to Live Long by Life-Study of Metchnikoff
Professor Metchnikoff of the Pasteur Institute marks his seventieth birthday with a note on longevity. He credits personal discipline and study of aging to extending life beyond earlier expectations. He began a lifelong effort after a near fatal illness, adopting a strict regime that he believes may spare many years.
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Metchnikoff
Pasteur Institut
Skunk
Nie Laboratory
Weleneu
Fragmentaryask on veretatier and meals at table
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a Great Seer questioning an applicant about plans for meals and attire. The text includes misspellings and unclear names, making the scene difficult to interpret.
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Cammer
Agihat
Ko Kise Reward or Panel Item
Ko Kise is mentioned in connection with a potential reward or a panel decision. The note indicates uncertainty about whether the item refers to a reward offering or a panel action. No dates, places, or organizations are provided.
Soldiers of Fortune Across Wars and Eras
The article surveys foreign soldiers who fought for others and for freedom, citing figures like Steuben Kosciuszko and Lafayette, and notes the enduring influence of outsiders in leadership. It explores how adventurers and mercenaries shaped nations, including references to Spain, Russia, China, and the Americas, and questions why warriors of fortune recur in history.
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Nuge
Henry Hadson
Durell
Christopher Columbus
Spain
Kosciusko
Pulaski
China
Europe
Russia
Angela
Sistesmien
America
Orpenianion
Batis Steuben
Garibadi
Hic Grable
Vrarcuay
Sera
Bulgaria
C'igeine
Chile
Antagolis
Morocco
Aga
Haid
MeLann
Peter
Foertene
Physician's view on food promotes Grape Nuts for health
A Portland physician writes that nutrition guides wellbeing and cites Grape Nuts as a safe breakfast to start the day. He says it aids digestion, supports the stomach, and helps the body begin daily function, noting his experience spans decades and references Postum Co and The Road to Wellville.
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A Pershing
Portland
Oregon
Koch
Tredifert
Tobie
Allannier
Nate Efven
Postum Co
Mattie Creek
Mich
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Honeyshuck
Misaes Caldwell
J Wickman
American Cotton Exchange
Atlanta
Mias Clark
Nuerta
EL Paso, Texas
Jaben Ellington
Roe
James M'Ilhany Thomson
Portugal
William Besse
August
Derk
Huntsville
Ala
Frank Martin
John McPeters
Parley
Caleb Peasilee
Metchnikof
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