Taft Ohio trip stirs talk of 1908 presidential bid
Word from Washington and Columbus centers on President Taft touring Ohio with political plans in mind. Reports say he will speak in several cities, discuss the race with friends, and consider a state bidding for the nomination between Taft and Senator Foraker. The effort aims to avoid a public scramble while gauging support.
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Fragmentary note on political secretary Taft supporters
A damaged snippet mentions Taft and a political secretary role, referencing Central Americas and Ohio. It suggests tensions or claims arising from the latest news, with a tone of political alignment and backers. The readable text is fragmented and unclear.
Merriness and banter in quirky train station banter
A string of humorous exchanges from various anonymous clippings includes snippets about market sides, a seventh heaven comment on Jack, a hairdresser's joke about pricing, and a misfired train delay. The tone is light, magazine-y, and ribbing, with characters like Fen, Jack, and a bearded humorist weaving in and out of scenes.
Republicans praise Hughes as reform Governor pick
A London review piece discusses party shifts in New York and praises Charles E. Hughes as a model governor. It contrasts his leadership with anti-Tilden rhetoric and argues he would purify government, reassert constitutional governance, and set high public standards.
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Tilden
New York World
Col Henry Watterson
Charles &. Hughes
New York
United States
Col. Watterson
Hughes
Shia
Shogass Ia
Hoghes
Moments With The Muse Containing Poems By Bax And Bowmaninos
A fragile verse page presents two poems about memory and aging. Joux Bax’s Old and Young contemplates lost loves and unfulfilled joys, while Francis W. Bowmaninos’s Long ago contrasts a child’s play with an adult’s aging perspective.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad marks 80th year of operation
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad observes its eightieth anniversary amid modest company commemoration. History notes the 1827 city meeting to restore Western trade, charter efforts by John V. L. McMsher, cornerstone laying in 1828, and the first line to Ellicott City in 1830 using horses and mules. The B&O later pioneered U S steam locomotion and expanded to 4481 miles, with Western termini at Chicago and St Louis and Eastern hubs in Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Farm news records Lloyd Crampton buying Patrice H Ambush’s farm at Rockeystown via L Nixdorff real estate broker.
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Alexader Brown
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Tsibst Jones
William Lorman
William Steuart
Philip E. Thomas
Georges Brown
Charles Garrell
Carrolltan
Ellicott City
Baltimore and Ohio
Dotonif
United States
Evan Thamar
Thomas Waa
Liverpool and Manchester
England
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Peter Cooper
Canton
Ohio
St. Louis
Philadelphia
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES OF VISITS AND TRAVELS
A morning note records J. N. Zimmerman leaving for Baltimore and several visits by Baltimore and Washington residents. Mr Andras Burgess and Mrs Ida M Markey visit East Fourth street and East Second Street, with others from Thor mont Lan caster and Gaithershore returning or traveling. Miss Willie Ritchie departs with Daughters of the American Revolution for the Jamestown Exposition.
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J. N. Zimmerman
Baltimore
Andras Burgess
John Smith
East Fourth Street
Marshall Lestherman
Thormont
Ida M. Markey
East Second Etreok
Rooks
Kaorvilia
Pac
John Milier
Washington
Lewis H. Miller
Patrick Avrest
B. Ramabarg
Cornelius Staley
Willie Ritchie
Harry Knode
Frank Deen
Gaithershore
John Kirg
Work of Death Mrs James Ellis
Mrs Sarah Ann Elizabeth Ellis wife of James Ellis near Fesgaville died suddenly at about 10 o clock from bronchitis aged 57 years 6 months 4 days She is survived by son Edward and by three brothers Lewis Edward and Jacob Wagner and sister Mrs Wm Kimball Funeral tomorrow at 10 in Mt Zion Lutheran church with Rev W B Sr Metzger and interment in church cemetery
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Sarah Ann Elizabeth Elite
Fesgaville
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Edward Ells
Lewis
Edward
Jacob Wagner
Waat
Wm Kimball
Weat Park Mills
Tomorow
Mt Zion La‘theran
W. B. Sr. Metzger
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