New York Streets and Public Utilities Stir Public Debate
The author discusses New York City transit, gas and water costs, and a push for municipal ownership led by Hearst. He notes Hearst's influence on Tammany Hall and predicts reforms as the public prepares to vote, with focus on anti monopoly and air of political upheaval. The piece also covers Roosevelt’s diplomatic troubles, the death of General Fitzhugh Lee, and critiques court appointments and railroad regulation politics.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
One Hundredth Street
Phitt
William Randolph Hearst
Albany
Mr. Hearst
Chicago
Tammany
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Pat McCarren
Mr. Mearst
Tammany Tsil
Teddy
Central
South America
Bowen
Venezuela
Loomis
John Barrett
New Republic
Roosevelt
Panama
Taft
Bears
National
Fitzhugh Lee
Coeery
Leuba
Spain
Cuba
Jun
Richmond
Atkinson
West Virginia
Court of Ce Itns
Kohisaunt
Chicara
Ilinois
H. H. Kohlsaat
Senate Committee On Inter-State Commercce
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Commission
Congress
Each-Townsend
C. A. Epwaarps
Governor Pennypacker’s Revenge Over a Rare Book
A Pennsylvania governor laments a rare book he authored being sold at public auction for fifteen dollars. He contemplates a sharp retaliatory act, citing a tale of scholarly pride and a Bangs anecdote about retribution. The piece labels him a fierce partisan figure and notes the public disappointment awaited his response.
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Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Samuel Whitaker Pennypacker
Counts of
Nolland
House of Pennypacker
John Kendrick Bangs
M. Banges
Banes Bowsht
Domehtian
M. Bangs
Min Barnes
Holland
Some Things Wort Thinking Adsui Men Are Preaching
Fragmentary OCR notes report speaking events with unclear names and places. Despite garbled text the item suggests sermons or talks by male speakers in a public or religious setting. Details such as exact event name or venue remain unreadable.
Salem Divorce Tales and Open Doors to Hell
A Salem citizen denounces political and religious leaders pushing for education while condemning a convic ted criminal kept near school lands and opened doors to vice. The piece urges county citizens to guard youth, critiquing clergy propping bad ballots. It then includes a sensational divorce list from a Salem man and ends with a promo for the Chicago Daily Review.
Dont Nag Dont Nag Dont Nag Dont Nag
Advice column urging patience and support in marriage and daily life. Encourages not nagging spouses, accepting flaws, and offering help rather than criticism. Cites shared burdens and the need for kindness to neighbors and partners. Appears drawn from a Chicago Record-Herald piece by E. Riser.
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Dion
Heny
Riser
Chicage Record-Herald
Greekville to add bank early in Southeast region
Southeast News reports Greanite Standard notes Greekville will open another bank soon. A Chews reporter describes stock shipments halted and a bank creation plan in the Southeast. A misdated Capital Proedericktown Democrat News blurb mentions testimony in a Missouri case.
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Greanite
Mois
Greekville
Anther
Chie
Storea Sama
Adept
Proedericktown Democrat News
Jinbee Oal
Anthony Ondast
Hesday
Supreme
PAT la el Soi Mnestogia
Missosadas
Standard Oilt
Prederektown
Baccalaureate Address Planned by Rev T Duvall
Our Correspondents report Rev T Duvall of Cape Girardeau will deliver the Baccalaureate Address at the Watsons drug store reserved seating and admission fees apply. The program includes a spring concert and area youths gather for a pet event with planned exercises and readings.
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Rev
T. Duvall
Cape Girardeau
Saad
le Pitese
Chieses
Arderers
Ayttit
Local Notes on Weather and People in Town
The article mentions Thealth is wood and Castor river being difficult to locate due to heavy rains. Mrs. 1K. Wann travels to St. Louis for medical treatment. Misses EMe Kinder and Meta Axtes will teach the next term. The factory runs continuously as allowed by Werther. Mike Abraham the pouddler was in the area last week. Litrne JAK.
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Castor
Wann
St. Louis
Eme Kinder
Meta Axtes
Werther
Mike Abraham
Litrne Jak
Local Notes On Health, Travel And Farm Progress
Health in the area remains strong as farmers press on while heavy rains slow some tasks. Mrs Carelina Jiansen and Mrs Lena Bettels visited Arcadia to see relatives. Mr and Mrs Koesters from St. Louis are visiting kin here. J Pinney Jr. traveled from Wilatewater trading stock with UBL Viaideved and Joe Manning. Roern-To Alfred Vansennip and wife report their baby is fine. Miss Mary Vanden has returned home from St Louis after months away. Tonry Penholder and companion left for St Louis. James.
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Mar
Transuet
Iian
Gor
Hell
Carelina Jiansen
Dine Jansen
Lena Bettels
Arcadia
Win. Koesters
Wif
St. Louis
Dre J. Pinney, Jr
Wilatewater
Sane
UBL
Joe Manning
J. Smith
Roern
Alfred Vansennip
Mary Vanderen
St. Lewis
Sabra
Tonry Penholder
Local social notes and church news from Locust Grove area
Pluskey and surrounding towns report visits, illnesses, and family movements. Mrs Louis Reiser and child visited relatives in Perry county. Nellie Haskey sick at her aunt in Litesville. Rev Brown covered Locust Grove church services. Joly Schreiner, Vertie Dale, May Sluskey, Marvin Flinnery, and Charles and Mrs Bazzel linked to local families. Uncle Tom Henley funeral planned at Locust Grove church third Sunday at 10:50 a.m.
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Louis Reiser
Childra
Perry County
Nellie Haskey
Litesville
Rev. Brown
Bright
Locust Grove
Joly Schreiner
Vertie Dale
Lutesville
May Sl
Tom Henley
Locust Grove Church
Win. Poston
Jake
Farming progress slow due to rain and illness persists
The report notes slow farming progress caused by rainy weather while Mrs. Holt is very sick with pneumonia. Local residents mentioned include George McLane near Lowndes, Mrs. Murphy and daughter visiting Mrs. John Dee Witt, and Dee Montgomery of Gipsy visiting Saturday. Tom Williams and his brother plan a large corn crop as Little Lillie Hopper visits Oak Grove. The school board has not employed a teacher yet and Dr. Barnes and wife visited. Ben Dunn near Buchanan is also noted.
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Holt
George McLane
Lowndes
Murphy
John Dee Witt
Dee Montgomery
Gipsy
Tom Williams
Lillie Hopper
Oak Grove
Barnes
Soln
Sutae
Ben Dunn
Buchanan
Court notes reveal county jail and public records concerns
A lengthy court record details the county jail, public records, and property matters. It notes examinations of county officers and talks of vaults and safety in the court house, with reference to the treasurer and sheriff. The report includes a reporter aboard a train briefly describing the engine crew and a swarthy engineer, ending with a Waterloo Courier mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noddle Jrass
Whit Ward
Waterloo Cin Courier
New bridge on Cotton Belt Route opens across Mississippi
The new bridge over the Mississippi on the Cotton Belt Route opens linking St. Louis with Arkansas Louisiana Missouri and Texas. Two daily trains operate to St Louis with schedules showing arrivals at 6 35 am and 6 01 pm and departures at 9 32 pm and 9 20 am. Trains carry buffet sleepers between Shreveport and St Louis and between Texas and St Louis. Chair cars are on all trains.
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Mississippi River
Thebes
Cotton Belt
St. Louis
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Shrewport
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