Centenarian dancer recalls Napoleon tale at New York wedding
Abraham Hanover, a 106 year old Hanover of 263 East 110th Street, danced at the wedding of Samuel Steinberg and Sadie Frankel at the Astor Hotel. He says wife’s cooking keeps him healthy. he recalls Napoleon’s Moscow march and retirement years in Warsaw before moving to New York.
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Berlin Court Upholds Nudity in Art Case
A Berlin painter sued a wealthy widow over nude mythological scenes. The Berlin Court of Appeals ruled the widow had no right to drape or cover the paintings, saying such alteration damaged the artist’s professional honor and reputation. The judge ordered the widow to leave the figures nude or remove them.
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Berlin
Court of Appeals
Juror Leaves Jury to Milk Cow Stopping Murder Trial
In Chatham Court House Virginia a juror slipped from the jury room while others slept and milked his cow halting the murder trial of Jane Banks and a second Negro defendant. Judge Thomason rebuked the juror Meses and fined 320 as the proceeding must start anew.
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Chatham Court House
School Students Altered By Tragic Passing
Fragmentary OCR reports a tragedy affecting students at a school. Names, dates, and locations are unclear, but the text references a fatal injury and a subsequent death during an examination era. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
Silent Advent Echoes in Bethlehem and Modern Rescue
A reflective meditation on the quiet birth of Jesus contrasts with Herod and Jerusalem' indifference then moves to a dramatic rescue as aviator Charles Jenkins saves six year old Dora Pease from the Connecticut river ice. The story intertwines faith and courage, linking ancient and modern acts of salvation.
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Dora Pease
Connecticut River
Enfield Falls
Charles S. Jenkins
Suffield Hills
Jenkins
Murderous but Cowardly Doctor Sentenced to Life
Judge Farrand sentences Dr Harry Webster of Oregon Illinois to life for confessed murder of his wife. He begged for mercy, hoping to avoid capital punishment, showing fear of death even as he admitted guilt. The piece argues capital punishment is the penalty feared by brutal offenders despite officials claiming a harsher sentence than death.
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Farrand
Harry Webster
Oregon
Oklahoma Republicans Split Over Roosevelt Third Term Bid
In the Fourth District of Oklahoma delegates elected to the national convention vote 71 to 62, choosing Taft over Roosevelt for President. The district’s Rough Rider supporters staged a show but failed to secure Roosevelt delegates, underscoring Oklahoma’s appetite for spectacle but reluctance to back a third term.
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Abernathy
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Wien
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United States
William Howsage
Taft
Oklahom
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Chicago
Olahoma
Aalesine Cued Ewart Case Cited in Iranian Context
A garbled OCR fragment references names such as Aalisenasetapy and Deliece Ewart linked to an Iranian context. The readable portion hints at a named individual case or inquiry, with no coherent dates, places, or organizations clearly identifiable.
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Ewart
Dress-making supplies offered at Herald office
Do you do dress making or fancy work then need large sheets of carbon paper to transfer patterns or designs Get them at the Herald office.
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Herald Office
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Local Citizen
A shaky ad style note lauds Hall's Catarrh Cure and F J Cheney Co of Toledo. The writer attests to Cheney's integrity over 15 years and asserts the product cures catarrh, with promises of a reward for proof of failure.
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Toledo
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New Stamps Soon From New Postal Series
The United States Postal Guide announces the upcoming release of a new stamp series for postmasters to begin drawing about the start of next month. Requisitions will partly use the old series until exhausted and older stamps remain on sale. new stamps may be supplied if stock exists. The 1-cent green and 2-cent red stamps feature Washington in profile within a plain ellipse, with laurel branches. higher denominations display Franklin with oak branches, in olive, dark yellow, gray, lavender, and dark brown colors.
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United States
Washington
Houden
Franklin
Abe Martin fragment hints at misprinted future
Fragmentary Abe Martin text notes misprints and cryptic phrases about rich and poor in a newspaper page, reflecting output errors and editorial slips. The garbled lines mention a picture, a paper, and uncertain names, suggesting a humorous or satirical column disrupted by typesetting.
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