Navy trophies and historic landmarks in Washington
In Washington May visitors view naval trophy displays at the Navy Yard and the Naval Academy. The piece notes the public interest in naval exhibits, a Long Tom cannon with a storied history, and efforts to preserve historic landmarks around the capital including churches and homes. It highlights civic work by preservation groups and the political attention on upcoming Republican nominating conventions.
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Washington
United States
Navy
Congress
Wat
He Naty Yard
United States Miliary Academy
Hadeon River
Navy Yard
France
Ireland
Weephineton
Daltet
England
Washington Navy Yard
Hamtrige
Constitution
America
Grand Army of the Republic
Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the American Revolution
Objecta
Thaddock
General Braddock
Georgetown
George Washington
Wverland
Erstern
Pennsylvania
Fraddockh
James Eves
Moston
Howton
Olle
Republicar
Wawiiilites
Felhier
Evelan
Letet
Letet (4) Deegalea
Senate
Cotesta
Hoosweil
Tafta
Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic encampment officers named in Missouri
The report lists new leaders for the Grand Army of the Republic department and its women's relief corps. Capt CW Rubey becomes department commander, with T A Hexigere and Oo Kaxigers named adjutant general and other posts. Delegates to the national encampment in Los Angeles are elected, and new department and ladies of the GAR officers are announced with names and hometowns across Missouri cities.
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Maron
Grand Army of the Republic
CW Rubey
Lethon
T A
Hexigere
St Joule
Kaxigers
Poewithow
Department of the
Angeles Nexr
Whippla
Thomas & Hawley
Thomas Moore
Bt Louth
Women's Relief Core
Mra
Minnie Gameer
St Louie
Ceniorn
Cora Hyrum
Kateas City
Klatie Cummings
Addie Demate
Jweph
Weasurer
Emma Korte
Louie
Lareeo Rational
Los Angeles
Emily Sihille
Loute
Mre
Logins Kunte
Alvton Whaleo
Kaneneta Porkine Kaeneas Ip Faroutive
Mary Wherotune
Nora G Mackman
Mary Cooper Kateneity
Annie Keller & Charles
Kitta Ifubhard Maren Ladies of the
GAR
Mee Paynle
Congressional Notes From the Neglected New York Wubble
Congress debates war profits tax and river flood protection bills. Missouri Rep Kurell introduces Mississippi River appropriation for levee revetment between Cape Girardeau and Donaldsonville. SenateHouse conferees settle army bill disputes as Teft remits fines for high riding. Meantime meat inspection, commerce court, and federal relief proposals occupy committees.
Standard Oil Pays Fine After State Supreme Court Ruling
Jefferson City reports that Standard Oil of Indiana must pay a fine of 450000 as upheld by the United States Supreme Court in Miseric state proceedings. Frank Wagermanian, attorney for the company, sent notice to clerk J D Alles. The firm, with property valued at 109,000 in Missouri, awaits a possible suspension of the judgment as the case continues in higher courts.
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Jefferson City
Standers Oil Company
Indiana
Supreme Court of Miser
United States Cuprome Court
Acheve
Frank Wagermjian
J D Alles
Hagerman
Republic of] Company
Mineouet
Missouri
Standard Ol
Supreme Court
Ripany Bante
Tiny Town in Missouri Claims Writest Town Title
In St Joseph Winthres Mo locals claim the town is the writest in the state with eighty three infatuante and a road by court Dee puet leone Hooneap Pur fwar. The county court plans to enforce license sums and adjust homes to one per seven residents. Cape Girardeau bridge links the towns amid frequent swelling and rowdy nights. The Southeast Missouri High School Association met where Joseph Harper of Charleston won the bar contest and Elsie Webb East Prairie led girls declamation with runners up from Dexter and Poplar Bluff. A Butler fire destroyed the Horshaw residence and claimed a neighbor Mrs Fred Dorne died from excitement. The Rev A T Thompson funeral was held at Tarkio. he served sixty years and was private secretary to Gov Hadley.
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St Joseph — Winthres Mo
Aleo
Bauer
Cape Giranteau
Joseph Harper
Charleston
Joe Rice
Bonne Terre
Carl Trauernicht
Farmington
Ennies
Elsie Webb
East Prairie
Mary Harper
Dexter
Rita Moe Lacey
Poplar Blum
Hadhey
Joseph
Real Mistress Of House In Eighteenth Century Etiquette
A fragment discusses the lady of the house as menu and ceremony leader in 18th century table etiquette. It notes she announced courses, guided guests with subtle pressure, and supervised carving. Lady Mary Mottagu is cited for military precision under a carving expert, even dining separately to avoid interruptions.
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Pereua Flan
Witness Slocum Recalled in Kansas City Journal Case
In Montgomery county Jim Slocum testified to impeach a man’s testimony. He admitted uncertainty about the witness’s reputation for truth. Jim added that if King appeared near death, neighbors would demand corroborating evidence before burying him.
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Dim Slocum
Montgomery County
Kansas City Journal
Jim
King
Noah Defends Ark Wit in Wise Retort
The speaker recalls jeers at the Ark project and notes how critics laughed at the water wagon joke. He reflects that the streak of wit would have helped if they had valued it in time.
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Noah
Iitdle
Allen's Fact-Ease The foot powder ad
The advertisement promotes Allen's Fact-Ease antiseptic powder for tired swollen feet. It claims quick relief, easier walking, and a pleasant foot feel. A free trial offer is mentioned with a mailing address in Le Roy New York.
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Adirees Alien S. Olmated
le Roy
Weather Bias Muddies Local Forecasts Says Observer
A local note flags professional bias in weather reporting with claims the weather mat shows excessive interest in local option and dryness. The piece critiques the tone and accuracy of forecasts amid dry conditions and calls for clearer communication from meteorologists.
Stop the Pain Hort of Been or Cubeons
The fragment hints at medical preparations and remedies with references to ginger and Jamaica ginger. It includes garbled phrases about cole carbolic and soothing applications, plus a stray line about a true friend tea Pacson and a proverb about hesitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Rugge
Fleck
Woman recounts twelve year illness finds relief with a herbal remedy
A Louisiana woman details twelve years of suffering with cramps bilious symptoms and fatigue after eleven doctors. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rapid improvement and urges other women to seek advice from the Pinkham lab in Lynn Massachusetts, noting confidential replies by women.
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Louisiana
Paine
Lydia E. Pinkham
HeeTia Marr
N. Éth Street
Lydia E. Pinkherm
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Confedential
Lynn, Mass
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Napoleon
George Clinton
Armstrong
Great Britain
Iland
Helena
Braddock
Wash
Saint John's
Lafayette
John's
Taft
Mere Heteerelt
Roweerelt
Saint Matthew's
Foonth
Tim Ogtgres Na
Washneten
Etaren
Waehineon
Meaint Vertim
Lee
Artington
Mary
Taltimore
Tion
News of Missouri
G. A
Macon
Enda
Panwa
Kureell
Miselasipim Tver
Cape Gararndeau
Donaldsonville la
Hovee
Capends Teres
Gericaliital
Nefeon
House
Presiien' Teft
Stepperd
John Steers
Perry Stimen
Jery
Cerium
Hugh Fh Conrad
Rbonrad
Fret
Conrad John
Well End A Webb
Kentucky
Department of Agriculture
Salichior Mitabe
Mic
Nas E. Kintey
Larale
Miseiseipg
Medical Department
Atta
Robert W Archbald
Commerce Court
Alles
Okreil
Hiss
Howse Judicary Committee
Musee Investioating
Veit Pratt
Boole Vangies
Department of
Jas
Seurttars Meyer
Colin
Tessas
Tesas
Texas
Missy
Lepechin
Bureau of Animal
Triduetes
Jow Hamilton
St Paul
Nacional
Fernador
Quito
Wuayaquil
Secretary of State
Magdalena Bay
Standard
Missour Court
Winthrop
Mecca
Winthropie Faust
Pestre Atchisen
Rae
Peraiise Penng
Butler
H . Horshaw
Fred Dorne
Allen
Jamaica
Ether Lane
Castoria
the Cextaur Company
New York
Bears
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