There’s a Misdeal as Nita Chooses Howell in Mountains
In Izola Forrester’s weekly tale, Nita and Howell face a peril on a winding trail as Beth’s engagement to Crittenden enters the scene. Howell risks a rescue, braces for fate, and declares love, seeking a life as partner and equal in the ranch country.
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Izola Forrester
Nita
Howell
Beth Rathburn
Young Crittenden
Chance
Crittenden
Bob Crittenden
Beth
Sheryll
Mr. Howell
Paul
New York National League club sells Devlin to Boston
New York National League club sold Third Baseman Arthur Devlin to the Boston Nationals. It is believed the Giants released Devlin to Boston so President Ward would reduce his claim on Arthur Bues, a promising home infield prospect the Giants wanted to farm out, but Boston would not waive.
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New York
Arthur Devlin
Boston Nationals
Giants
Devlin
Boston
Ward
Arthur Bues
Metran
Montreal Walloped Virginia Eastly Exhultin City Tour
The Montreal club of the International League defeated Virginia 9 to 23 yesterday in Charlottesville Virginia. They then broke camp and left for Lynchburg to play the first of several exhibition games with Virginia League teams today. The Canadians lost only two days of practice and expect to return next spring.
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Charlottesville
Montreal
Virginia
Lynchburg
Miners Yield to Union Order in Lancashire Pits
Three thousand miners at Atherton and Mosley Common Col lerlea near Lehigh Lancashire surrendered to a second union order from London and returned to work after initially refusing to resume.
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Chester
Png
Atherton and
Mosley Common
Spanish nobleman in Madrid swindle news arrests
Eduardo de Blanco Colley, a long-imprisoned Spanish nobleman, reportedly linked to a major swindle plot enriching a sham fortune via letters to Americans. The scheme involved thousands of letters promising vast estates and a daughter to claim, with funds demanded to trigger the payoff. The American consul confirms arrests and warns of ongoing fraud networks across nationalities.
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Madrid
Spain
Eduardo de Blanco Colley
Virginia
Charles L. Hoover
Secret Service of the
United States
Sam Bigger
Sherlock
D. T. Colley
State Corporation Commission
Pope Pius X Death Report Initially Doubted
Richmond diocese head Bishop O Con nell disputed early reports of Pope Pius X death. He had no official word and inquiries at Catholic University in Washington suggested a miscommunication or error.
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Richmond
O'Connell
Pius X
Catholic University
Washington
Beautiful Rugs From Old Carpets Offer Carlisle Address
Send your used carpets to us to be made into Indian Rugs far superior to Smyrna rugs. We offer several designs with even nap on both sides and prices at least 50 percent lower than new goods. We pay freight from your home. write for our booklet and instructions before shipping Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
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Smyrna
Ringlet Barred Rocks Offer Quality Stock Poultry
Stacy's Stock Farm from Greensboro advertises Ringlet Barred Rocks cockerels and pullets with prices from 1.50 to 3.00 per set. The notice claims top matings in the South and strong competition with birds winning second place in a regional show.
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Greensboro
T Birds
VA. Stacy's
Doan's Kidney Pills Save Parkersburg Man's Life
W K Jackson of Parkersburg West Virginia recalls kidney trouble from twenty years ago with back pain and night urination. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing him for eight years and endorses the product alongside thousands of other users.
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W. K. Jackson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Doan
Mr. Jackson
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Pope Pius X Seen By Bishop O Connell As Relentless Yet Gentle Leader
Bishop O Connell who knows the Vatican well says rumors of the Pope s death are likely mistaken. He describes Pius X as a deeply religious, strong, and affable man whose memory is sharp and who handles affairs with steadiness. The bishop notes the Pope s heart disease gout and intense workload but hopes he may be spared for years more.
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O'Connell
Vatican
Madrid
Holy Father
Pius X
Man Lashes at Officer Face Court Warning In Richmond
In Richmond Virginia Justice Crutchfield warns that anyone challenging an officer is liable to jail after magistrate Michael Berger has Sims arrested for interfering and threatening him. Sims alleges a "genteel cussing" by Berger while demanding a warrant dispute. case continued to Saturday with A D Smith as material witness.
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Richmond
Justice Crutchfield
Sims
Michael Berger
Berger
A. D. Smith
Crutchfield
Edmondson of Halifax Dies in South Boston
R H Edmondson prominent Halifax county businessman dies at his South Boston home after a monthlong illness. Born in 1866 in Houston he was the eldest son of State Senator H A Edmondson and partnered with his brother F R Edmondson in South Boston tobacco business. He married S Glenn Hudman of Alabama five years prior.
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R. H. Edmondson
Halifax
Houston
Halifax County
South Boston
Mr. Edmondson
H. A. Edmondson
F. R. Edmondson
Boston
S. Glenn Hudman
Alabama
Crushed by Falling Walls at Tobacco Warehouse
Wilmington NC special report says Alfred Hall a white carpenter and George Faison a Black laborer were killed as the Banner tobacco warehouse frame collapsed in Tioldsboro NC. Contractor J C McCullen was slightly injured and two other workers were seriously wounded in the incident.
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Winlmington
N. C
Alfred Hall
George Faison
J. C. McCullen
Banner Tobacco
Tioldsboro
Secrereay
Americans Stir Up Revolution Plot Tied to Californians
A US information note alleging a Guatemala overthrow plot tied to several prominent Californians was sent to federal officials. It claims a large steamer was chartered and plans to raise thousands for an expedition. telegrams to Washington followed Consult General Jagarfield’s information.
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Los Angels
Cal
Guatemala
Central America
Washington
Jagarfield
Roosevelt Wins Delegates in Maine
Rochester New York Special reports that the New York Republican convention endorsed renominating President Taft and urged the state delegation to support the Taft plank at Chicago. City Comptroller William A. Prendergast urged opposition, arguing Taft could not be re-elected, but the platform was adopted by 1,015 delegates with few dissenters.
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Rochester
N. Y
Republican Party of
New York State
William E. Taft
Chicago
Vermont Divided at Republican Convention Chi-Town Delegates
Vermont splits its eight GOP delegates with two district delegates pledged to Taft and two to Roosevelt. The two at large remain unpledged while the state convention backed Taft. all four delegates express a desire for Taft's renomination. The platform backs recall of judges and a court decision review proposed as dangerous to free government. Two districts chose delegates without opposition. the other two followed contests with Taft leading by 54 and 53 respectively.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Chicago
Taft
Roosevel
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Wins Maine Delegates at State Convention
Bangor Maine special endorser says Roosevelt gets 739 instructed delegates to 497 for Taft. All district delegates back Roosevelt, giving him Maine twelve votes. District conventions adopt resolutions pledging support to Roosevelt. State platform favors presidential primaries and strict liquor law enforcement.
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Marge
Roosevelt
Bangor
Taft
Maine
Taft Taft Roosevelt Split Delays Kentucky Republican Convention
The Kentucky convention adjourned without action after a stormy credentials session. W A Bradley named temporary chairman as Taft forces hold sway. Delegation totals foresee 3 Roosevelt and 23 Taft delegates to the national convention amid factional contest.
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Kentucky
Ulisville
Committee On
Taft
Roosevelt
W. A. Bradley
Sam J. Roberts
Dark Horse Prospects for Republican Nomination
Washington D C Special reports a push for a dark horse candidate to unite Taft Roosevelt and La Follette factions. Cummins and Hughes are prominent mentions as possible compromises if Taft retires. Leaders fear finding a candidate who blends progressive and conservative aims may prove impossible amid party splits.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Cummins
Iowa
Justice Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Chicago
Roosevelt
la Follette
Express Wonder at Beach Story in Winter Colony
Special Agent Baughan questions basis of charge that Frederick O Beach, a New York club man, tried to stab his wife in jealousy. Pearl Hampton, a witness, withholds information, leaving evidence unclear. Baughan says Beach and his wife gave conflicting accounts and their statements will be key in the prosecution.
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Baughan
Beach
Flood fears ease as Oguth area may reopen stores
Special reports Mayor Parsons proclaims flood danger nearly over in Catro Illinois and allows merchants to resume business within days. Levee work continues as the river sits at 43.8 feet and rail lines to Cairo remain closed. Watch on the levee stays in place as the flood moves south toward New Orleans.
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Catro
Ill
Parsons
Aska Xuma
Cairo
Aviator Beatty Faces Speeding Charge in Floral Park
George W. Beatty, noted aviator, traveled from Nassau Boulevard field to Mineola courthouse to answer a summons for speeding an automobile at Floral Park on March 27. Justice Weeks fined him ten dollars after Beatty offered a test flight to prove real speed.
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New York
George W. Beatty
Nassau Boulevard Field
Mineola
L. 1
Floral Park
Weeks
Beatty
Nassau Boulevard
Mistaken kindness and political musings in 19th century text
A doctor receives a mysterious package for Miss Matilda the cook with flowers showing from within. She complains later about a prank related to a hat. The snippet also notes campaign chatter on Richmond's Administrative Board and Harmon’s strength before the Baltimore convention, per Staunton Dispatch.
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Matilda
de Pusson
Harmon
Baltimore
Staunton Dispatch
Cardui touted by Gastonia woman as relief for womanly troubles
Mrs. Elien White of Gastonia North Carolina recounts years of sleepless nights from womanly troubles and claims Cardui eased her symptoms after one bottle. She praises Cardui as a safe, plant based remedy to build nerves and health and recommends it to other women. The ad invites readers to write to the Chattanooga Medicine Co for instructions and a free booklet.
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Gastonia
N. C
Elien White
Cardus
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Untidy New Hats Spark Paris Fashion Veil
A fashion note surveys recent hat styles, praising last season’s tidy lines while Paris embraces a ragged, undecided brim trend with Tam o Shanter crowns and feather trim. It describes bonnet like toques, green piping encrusted designs, and a playful artichoke motif with lace accents. Also includes a home remedy to remove iron rust from fine linen using lemon and salt techniques.
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Paris
Milady's Mirror on Gentle Beauty Prep and Care
The guide explains washing combs in water to avoid warping and advises using a stiff dry nail-brush as a cleaning agent. It warns against rinsing all soap from a powder chamois and recommends soft soap to keep leather soft. It notes liquid powder can irritate skin but used moderately is safe.
The Coin Handkerchief Novelty for Small Change
A nine inch square linen handkerchief serves as a safe holder for coins for church collection or streetcar fare. Hemstitched fabric edged with a baby Irish border features two small crocheted rosettes. The design keeps coins secure yet convenient, avoiding a purse.
Women Turn to China Silk for Petticoat Solution
Women increasingly choose china silk to replace traditional petticoats. It outwears silk and satin, launders without damage, and its light supple texture prevents clumsiness. Available in many suit and dress shades. Pongee offers durability and a good look, pairing with plain, plaid, or striped materials.
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Witan
Milam
H.W. Layon
N.C
W.E. Griges
Locy
Treas
Westbrooks Elevator Co
Danville
C. H. Wiliams
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Troy
N.Y
Mieman
Mebane
R. F.D
Blanche
Patt
En Poston
Orson Ave
Silom
Denefied
Blodo
Paul Howell
Crittenden Ranch
Theo Nita
Mom Ywindler
American Consular Service
Chas S. Hoover
NICE
Pope
Carlisle, Pa
Woodson-Craig CO. Inc. Commission Merchants
Marine
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicaco
Putnam Faceless
Monros Drug CO
Uiney
Express
Oguth
New Orleans
Mississippi
Vicksbu
Vicksb Jn
Mrs. White
W. S. Tanner Paint Co., Pictmona
Excelsior
Lady Thompson
Klondyi
Aroma
Gandy
John Lightfoot
East Chattanooga
Tennessee
Woman’s Department
Milady’s
China Sik
Croupy ‘Ough
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