Roosevelt denies entering New York politics amid dinner talk
The ex president says he is out of politics and has not been asked to back any Republican governor candidate. He notes callers fear compromise, but asserts he would not be influenced. A reporter recalls a red type line about Taft allies and a peace dinner.
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Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
New York State
Darwin P. James, Jr
Young Republican Club of
Brooklyn
N4ue
Gen. Barry
Martin Egan
The
Philippines
New York
Taft
America
Col
Louis Dabney
Woman seeks alimony after separation over church attendance
Mary C Belisle of Denver, age over 60, parts from her husband John, 76, after a dispute over churchgoing. She refuses to live with any man, stating God made both and she will not accompany or live with a man. The piece also notes sermons by Rev J Frank Norris on labor and includes a brief testimonial about Burdock Blood Bitters.
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Mary C. Belisle
John
Denver
Imade
Fresh groceries at 8 E Keli Co
A new line of staple and fancy groceries opens at 8 East Keli Company. The store offers a fresh assortment of everyday items and specialty foods to attract local shoppers.
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E. Keli Co
The Christian Era and Its Enduring Influence
The Louisville Times reflects on two thousand years of Christian era as a universal calendar and civilizational influence. It questions whether Christian civilization fulfills its promises yet asserts its impact on modern life and outlook, noting other eras exist but the Christian era remains unchallenged and meaningful. A New Year resolution mocks consumer trade with Vauursdell.
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Earth
Eternal City
Louisville
Market in November Seeks Best Fat Turkeys
A note from November 10 announces shopping for good fat turkeys at the highest market price. The brief urges buyers to bring quality stock to market facilities for fair valuation.
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PRIC
Colonel's comeback possible as ship of state steadies
An English student quotes a British review on the colonel's political vigor and the likely return of Theodore Roosevelt to helm the American ship of state. The piece notes Wilson as a preferred alternative for some, while warning that renewed mudding could disrupt any calm waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Projickin
Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh Warns of Mercury Dangers
A historical notice warns against catarrh treatments containing mercury as dangerous to smell and the whole system. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as mercury free, taken internally with blood and mucous action. Testimonials free. Sold by druggists. Price 75 cents per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
The Love of Money as Matrimony and Alimony Root
A wry aphorism notes money as a motive in marriage and divorce, implying financial concerns shape both unions and separations. The quip frames affection and support as entangled with wealth, suggesting money governs vows and settlements.
Real Estate Firm Ad and Miscellaneous Lines
An advertisement page lists H. Clay McKee & Sons offering buy sell and real estate loan services and insurance bonds. It also touts autos and men’s shoes at U S Shoes and Brunner the Singer but ends with a reflective line about political office seekers and the unappealing nature of some campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Wulk
Advertising Rivalry Sparks Cheap Lodging Quip
A humorous exchange between a superior traveler and a rural landlord appears in Puck as they duel over lodging prices. The landlord boasts one dollar for comforts of home while the rival counters with two dollars and none of the comforts.
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Puck
Grumblers Prefer Boarders Who Eat or Grumble
A humorous remark about boarders and dining habits. Mrs Slimciet voices a preference for grumblers who avoid eating, expressing the idea that she would rather they grumble than eat everything offered.
Fragmentary Schedule Times Surface In Page Snippet
OCR shows scattered times Ix 719 a.m. and It 2 15 p.m. plus 3 47 p.m. entries. The legible items indicate a timetable or schedule reference with multiple daily times, but no clear event or context is provided in the fragment.
Oxington & Eastern By The Table
Effective May 28 1911 A7 est bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxington & Eastern
Rail connections listed for Lexington and junctions
Train No 1 connects in Lexington with L and N for Louisville Kentucky. Train No 3 connects in Lexington with L and N for Cincinnati Ohio. Campton Junction trains 2 3 and 4 connect with Mountain Central Kentucky to Campton Kentucky. Beattyville Junction trains 1 2 and 3 connect with L and A Railway for Beattyville. O K Junction trains 2 5 and 4 connect with Ohio and Kentucky Railway for Cannell City Kentucky and O and K stations.
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Jackson
O. & K. Junction
Athol
Beattyville Junction
Campton Junction
L .& E. Frinetion
Pene Enna Ee P.M. A
Lexington
Winchester
Clay City
Torrent
O Beatt
Abhonyville Junction
Aeo Us
Louisville
Cincinnati
Mountain Central
Campton, Ky
L. & A. Railway
Beattyville
Ohio & Kentucky Ry
Cannel City
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Mr. Roosevelt
Dean
S. E. Kelly & Co
Bank Street
Strother & Frazer
Mit
Sterline
Kentucky
Jonic
Courier-Journal
Louisville, Ky
Henry Warrirson
Mt. Sterling
J. Frank Norris
Fort Worth
the Nazarene
Frank J. Norris
S. E. Kelly, & Go
Vauursdell
E. 1. Sullivan & Co
W. Locust Street
Sterling, Ky
Iglyr
H. Clay Mckee & Sons
U. S
J. H. Brunner
Chandler
Bryan Studio
Auf
C. W. Compton
Mt Starling
Brown
Martin
H.R. Prewitt
Court St
Court House
Samuels
J. W. Prewht
Osteopath
Office
Broadway
North Sycamore
G. M. Horton
Peed & Horton's
Slyr
Anderson & Boardman’s Livery Stable
Sesapeake, & Ohe Railway Company
IME OF Trang
MT. Sterling Ec
Subje Ae
Rothwell
Norfolk , Richmond
Pikeville
Hinton
Hast
Chas. Scott
Woree
Pittsburgh
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