Republicans Defend Judge O Rear At County Convention
The county GOP backed Judge O Rear amid a bid to discredit him for Taft support. The vote affirmed his standing at home, despite a hostile backroom campaign, with O Rear declaring local leaders offered lip service last fall and likening the challenge to Grant in Richmond.
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Chicago
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Lover of the Simple Life
The late Marquis Komura built a new residence at Haramachi after receiving funds from the Emperor following the Anglo Japanese alliance. He never visited the house for years, living at the official residence and dining at the Imperial hotel, until one evening he wandered Haramachi seeking his home and asked a police box for directions.
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Haramachi
Imperial Hotel
Yokohama Herald
No license needed dog remark shows tax view
A writer recalls that once a householder with a dog must renew a license or face the tax. A friend received a note about an expired dog license, and the reply jokingly stated that the dog’s license had expired too, provoking a surprised reaction from authorities.
Lost child Briefl y reassures shop floor watcher
A small girl named Mamie wanders a toy shop with family nearby. She pretends to be unafraid and calm as a floor walker asks if she is lost. She replies in a confident, playful way, defusing the moment with charm.
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Mamie
Harper’s Bazar
Man resolves to study astronomy despite wife’s stern rebuke
Mr Meekton says no one learns all there is worth knowing in a lifetime and vows to continue his education by studying astronomy. His wife retorts sharply that he must find a store for excuses to stay out at night.
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H. Clay McKee & Sons Co
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Mainleaf
Atlantic Express
Justice Brooke
Lexington
Mainsheet
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Saxon
Dolobran
Ashland Wilkes
Egotist
Lucinda Princeton
Walter Keim
Flexo
Calinda
Dictator
Katrina
King Rene
Kathleen
Pilot Jr
Grounds of Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Kentucky
Wick Curry
Mr. Meekton
Leonidas
Hat etiquette in public entertainments sparks fashion quip
In a witty exchange Miss Cayenne notes that while hats are removed in public venues to show respect some women use the moment to let their hair expand. The remark reflects social fashion attitudes of the time.
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Miss Cayenne
Ghost seen on vessel spurs desertion tale in Galldening
A rumor from Galldening reports a crew abandoning a boat after a crew member claimed to see a ghost roaming the deck. Observers suggest stranded actors could have sat in during the voyage.
Convention wrangle at Winchester over Taft steamer plan
As the convention at Winchester continues Roosevelt supporters block Taft steamer operations. Indications suggest Taft faction intends to proceed with their plans despite the opposition.
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Winchester
Roosevelt
Taft
Spring styles in Ladies Shoes and Oxfords at Brunner's
Spring footwear update highlights Ladies Shoes and Oxfords at Panch Graves. Tan Button Boots deemed suitable for the season and offered in the 38 size at Brunner's.
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Panch &Graves
Mt Sterling High School Talent Show Delights Crowds
Pupils of Mt Sterling High School delivered a creditable performance last Friday night in a two hour show that provided constant laughs from start to finish.
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Mt. Sterling High School
Butter and Eggs Prices Highlighted at Vanarsdell's
A newspaper item lists the highest prices for butter and eggs at Vanarsdell's, signaling cost trends for shoppers. The note emphasizes premium pricing and potential impact on local grocery budgeting.
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Vanarsdell’s
Sterling Dancing Club’s Monday Night At Trimbles Hall
The Sterling Dancing Club held a most enjoyable dance at Trimbles Hall Monday night with Sexton and Trost of Lexington providing the music. A number of visitors attended the event. Also advertised are a soda fountain for sale and spring hat styles from Punch and Graves.
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Sterling Dancing Club
Trimbles Hall
Sexton & Trost
Lexington
Labouchere's Daughter Inspired His Crusade Against Cruelty
The Westminster Gazette portrays the late Labouchere as driven by a deep bond with his daughter. He fought tirelessly against cruelty to women and children, aided by personal memories of a little girl who resembled his late wife’s portrait observed by Thames river scenes.
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Labby
Twickenham
Westminster Gazette
Military friend jailed after time served remark
A conversation notes a military friend being sent to jail, contrasting time served with time marking in a terse exchange. The line implies a disciplinary or criminal sentence, but no specific names, dates, or places are provided.
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