Roosevelt in Oslo Experiences Democratic Royal Welcome
At Christiania Col. Roosevelt meets King and Queen as they greet him at the station and attend a luncheon in his honor. The king and queen join Roosevelt for a long informal talk, a state dinner with 200 guests, and a toast welcoming American visitors. Roosevelt praises Norwegian emigrants and offers a light note on Prince Olaf and sagas.
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Christiania
Col
Roosevelt
George
Seth Hallock
Great State Dining Room
Mrs. Roosevelt
Anther
Olaf
Lure of the Red Light Aboard Ship in May
San Francisco reports Warry blotter a former Olympic club official and noted cricket and soccer player sailed to Hong Kong on April 26 aboard the Manchuris with a red light companion under the names Mr and Mrs Harry Russell Selfott left wife and two children at their Los Angeles home. El Hote became infatuated with the tenderio in Waluan six months ago.
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San Francisco
Warry
Blotter
Olympic Club
Hong Kong
Bessie Hirchfield
Harry Russell
Selfott
Los Angeles
el Hote
Waluan
Albanian Attack Defeats Turks at Djakova
Constantinople reports ongoing fighting at Djakova with a sharp Turkish defeat. It is believed the Albanians burned the town after capturing it.
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Constantinople
Severa
Djakova
Ita
National League and American League results summary
Baseball standings and results across the National and American Leagues with scattered team pairings and player references. Notable entries include Brooklyn at New York and St Louis at Cincinnati, plus Kansas City and Minneapolis matchups in the American Association.
Taft Delivers Eminent Defense of Supreme Court
In St Louis Taft, at a Business Men's League luncheon, denounces demagogues and the delays in courts. He defends the Supreme Court and his nominations, cites criticism from insurgents, and praises expediting litigation. He leaves for Washington after a reception of applause.
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St. Louis
Business Men's League
Southern
Taft
Gant
Supreme Court
Wilson
The
League
Lurton
Hughes
Aupreme Court
Senate
House
Iis
Norve
Washington
First Indiana district renominates Boehne by acclamation
Fransville May 4 The Demo crate of the First Indiana district met in hiseit and renom inated Congressman John W Boehne by acclamation Foley's Kidney Pills advertise a kidney and bladder remedy O Knoefel promotes a tonic to bathe M lace at Last Wa tonet a Abo Removal of a vessel from the Tavian harbor and burial in national cemeteries at Arlington passes senate after house action Child safety notes as a lion in a Pittsburgh zoo harms no one Croup Whooping cough and Dr Kings New Discovery are praised with baby cures and a trial bottle offered by Chas D Knoefel
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Fransville
Ind
Indiana
John W. Boehne
Arington
House
Senate
Pittsburg
Chas. D. Knoefel
Tribune Company Job Printing Services Offer
When in need of anything in the job printing line give the Tribune Company a call. Its equipment is the most complete in the city.
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Tribune Company
Revelations on New York Slavery Ring Unfold in Probe
New York investigators anticipate disclosures from Harry Levinson about an alleged system of exchange houses that supplied women to disorderly venues across the country. The grand jury seeks concrete facts as it probes traffic in women with links to brokers, arrests expected.
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New York
Whitman
Harry Levinson
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Levinson
Ida Greenberg
Gussie Ehrleh
George A. Miller
Edward Carper
Mr. Whitman
Levingon
Party Expediency Stalls Senate Railroad Amendments
In Washington on May 3 the voting on administration railroad bill amendments was suspended as regulars seek to regroup the party, with no further test of strength planned before next Monday. Taft is expected back to press the program amid conservative efforts to rally behind it.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Administration
Taft Railway
Ringling Brothers Circus To Visit Louisville May 14
The Ringling Brothers Circus arrives in Louisville on Saturday May 14 drawing hundreds from the city and region. The act features 3765 artists including over 200 Europeans, 100 big acts and notable acts such as Darwin the missing link and Jennie the elephant aged 214 with roots in India and London. A grand forenoon parade, built in Liverpool workshops and costing over 1 million dollars, travels three miles from the grounds with 1200 people and 650 horses.
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Ringhog Brothers
Louisville
Ringlinge
Tts
Albert Schumann
Lorch
Arthur Saxon
Robledillo
Manello- Marnitz
Alexis Farms
Serianeta
Duy Tua
Questrison
Klsikonian
Darwin
Firbor
Jennie
Genps Washington
Stll
United States
India
Zoological Garitenasat
London
England
Etiil
Coudren
Ringling Brothers
Liverpool
Italy
France
Bornea
Elephanta
America
Fragments Reflect On Luck And Confidence From The Times
The excerpt quotes the New York Times discussing luck and balance between accepting chance and fighting against it. It references a goddess of fortune and advice to bet wisely, noting the difficulty of breaking even and the tension between support and opposition.
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Gotutler
Spar Diesen
Vieia
New York Times
Telephone Talk No 8 Invitation to inspect company operations
The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company invites customers to inspect its operating room during business hours on weekdays to learn how service is provided. The notice emphasizes Earnest customer cooperation and faster service through informed, respectful participation.
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Cumberland Telephone
Local School Enumeration Under Verification and Board Elections
The city and county school enumeration is being verified by County Superintendent Roy L. White before release. Harrison county board of education, predominantly Democratic, elected Stephen Stepro a Republican for the ensuing year after several ballots. Delegates from Pont Q T A will join 45 others and 15 ladies for the Fort Wayne state convention aboard a special car. Evansville property holders protest asphalt paving, accusing a paving firm of bribery, while the firm denies rebates are illegal and may pursue court action.
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Roy L. White
Board of Education of
Harrison County
Stephen Stepro
Pont Q, T. P. A
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Board of Works
Asye
Law Agsvist & Contractor
Personal Notices From Marysville and Surroundings
Local readers share personal notices including visitations to relatives in Marysville, a newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Mishael Steinert Jr, relocation plans by the Edgar R Schwartz family, Chicago visitor Mrs W Q Gresham departing for home, and Glenwood Place hospitality for Afre Charles W Bishop. Also reported are a Coteria closing meeting, Hampel funeral travel, a Buena Vista wedding, a Thomas B Cochran birthday party with guests, and a card party at 722 North State Street with a long guest list.
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Mishael Steinert, Jr
Vincennes Street
Edgar R. Schwartz
Galeos
York
Neb
W. Q. Gresham
Chicago
W. B. Creed
Silver Hills
Herb Morgan
Fredericksburg
Charles W. Bishop
Willow Street
Glenwood Place
Airs
W. A. Loughmuller
East Kim Street
Frick
Jacobs
Miz Cecelia Seibert
Tuesaday
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Buena Viata
Harrison County
Philippines
Jane
San Francisco
Manila
Thomas B. Cochran
Bis Home
North State Street
T. B. Love
Philip Out
John Mathes
Walter Whiteman
John Scharf
Theodore Scharf
Mrr
Philip Korbe
Herman Sauer
Peter Korbe
John Cochran
Henry Broeker Bachre
Electric Bitters advertised for female ailments
An ad portrays a patient husband and advises women with melancholy headaches sleeplessness and fainting spells to use Electric Bitters. It claims thousands of sufferers with nervous and kidney troubles found health and happiness, offering the remedy for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Chaa D. Knoefel.
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Chaa
D. Knoefel
The Green Fiend Absinth Remedy In Vintage Notice
A historical column discusses a Harmiess Medical remedy called Absinth and traces its uptake and endorsements. It mentions cultural trends, reformers, and early advocates, along with notes about ownership and distribution in towns. The piece reflects period attitudes toward patent medicines and property notices.
Suppressed Fairs in Old Enctish Times And The Relance
Fragmented text discusses old English fairs and orders to suppress relance effects. Mentions days, places like Woest minster, and figures such as Edwarde. Appears as a garbled historical note with unclear sequences and identities.
Unclear Fragments Prompting Local Word Play
The text presents jumbled phrases and misheard words about people and events without coherent structure. It appears to be a scrambled note or OCR errors reflecting names like Joe Ben and references to seeds, jobs, and darts, lacking a discernible news event or clear context.
Advertising as a Local Business Vitality
In a 1908 supplement on advertising the author argues that any effort to popularize a store and promote its wares counts as advertising. The local paper is vital for reaching trade territory, and merchants should invest in signs novelties and maps to win customers while maintaining civic responsibility.
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Vooorsight
Arkies Corp
Pablo
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