Liberty Town Prohibition Era Pageant Recalls Sobieski Tale
In Liberty Town a photo from Colonel John Sobieski of Los Angeles prompts reminiscences of Polish history. The piece recounts Sobieski family exile, battles in Poland, and a Gettysburg injury. Local events include church services, dances, lectures, and community notices from October 1903 with varied town life items.
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Liberty Town
Roland R. Simpaga
Joir Sobkeaki
Los Angeles
California
Poland
Sobieski
John
Count Sobieski
Ruwais
Europe
Genos
Italy
Maximilian
Tals
New Mexico
John Fecki
Gettysburg
Dobn Woe
General Grant
Libertytown
Ping Mountain Park
Edwin Warfield
Mr. Williams
Bimpton
William Serel
Baltimore
Giserel
John Sobieski
Thej
Wooden
Walkersville
Methodist Protestant Church
Df. Wooden
Scott Diwall
Methodist Episcopal Church
O. G. Mornett
J. F. Wooden
Misa Zelma Leuse
Woodsboro
Opera House
Union Bridge
Georgie Smith
Mra
Ida Smith
M. F. Starr
Emma] Smith
Kioorela Smith
Edna Metcalf
Edith Etzler
Anna
Virgie Smith
Lena Clary
Beulah Sneadner
Margaret Etzler
Pansy Stauffer
Lettie Etzler
Alice
Madge Appieby
Nelle Gilson
Mary Schwartz
Myrtle Kint
Rma Metcalf
Ruth
Helen Smith
Pastor Russell Sermons Featured In Local Paper?
The column promotes Pastor Russell as a famous speaker and outlines an ambitious 1910 program of sermons from a Biblical viewpoint. It urges readers to study the Brooklyn Tabernacle Sermons, acquire extra copies, and notes reader and parishioner updates from Kemptown and Yellow Springs areas, including social notices and weather-related road reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastor Russell
United States
Canada
England
Scotland
Ireland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Brooklyn Tabernacle Serry
Great Church Federation
Aeronauts Odd Suiche Ends in Balloon Envelope Death
San Francisco February 4. C A Farar an aeronaut aged thirty was found dead on the roof where he lodged with his head thrust into the envelope of a balloon while a stream of illuminating gas poured in. It is thought his health caused him to take his own life.
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San Francissco
C. A. Farrar
Drys Sweep Jasper County Vote Dry In Missouri
In Carthage Missouri on February 4 the drys swept every city and township voting on the liquor issue in Jasper County. Joplin remained the only wet city. Cartage voted dry by 172 majority. Carterville Jasper Alva Orange Duenweg Prosperity Neck City and the remainder of the county went dry.
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Missouri County
Carthage
Jasper
Joplin
Cathage
Carterville
Alva
Orange
Duenweg
Prosperity
Neck City
Puercel
Seized 60 600 Canned Eggs In New York Cold Storage
United States inspectors seized 200 cans of liquid eggs from a New York cold storage warehouse. The liquid eggs, representing the contents of about 80 eggs, are sold to bakers for cake making. The item appears in a mixed OCR newspaper segment with unrelated humor clippings.
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New York
United States
Mrs Brokaw Wins Decree In Wealthy Separation Case
New York reports Mrs Mary Blair Brokaw received a separation from husband William Gould Brokaw with alimony set at 15,000 dollars a year. The Mineola Supreme Court heard lengthy testimony detailing alleged cruelty, desertion, jealousy, and social tensions at the Great Neck estate. The husband acknowledged roughly 1.5 million dollars in wealth and challenged the 30,000 dollar annual alimony request.
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New York
Mary Blair Brokaw
William Gould Brokaw
Stroman
Supreme Court
Mineola
I. S
Putnam
Wig
Brokaw
Mre
Brohaw
Mr Brokaw
Great Nack
Jad
High Point
N.C
Brakaw
Mr. Brokaw
Great Neck
Tam
Kiasing
Mra. Brokaw
Vote Horses and Cats in Missouri Gerrymander Row
In Washington February 4 Representative Crow of Missouri accused Democrats of gerrymandering to favor their party. He alleged horses cats and dogs were voted in his district to dilute his influence. In New York Max Jaffe a fifteen year old Brooklyn boy faced a children's court sentence hearing for misusing funds but will receive medical treatment and no operation is planned.
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Crow
Washington
Missouri
New York
Max Jaffe
Brooklyn
Children’s Court
Max
Afm
Derel
Slayer Back Again Fails to Hide From Mountaine Stay
McMillen, arraigned for killing his wife on July 18, fled to the mountains after court, being chased by police through snow for two days. He surrendered to farmer Robert Miller, was returned to court under guard, and the trial continued despite his absence. Prosecutors began examination of witnesses as McMillen’s defense invoked the unwritten law.
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Mt.st.m Y’ S
Emmitsburg
Edw. Seltzer
Hie
Mt. St. Mary’s
Larry Dielman
John Bailey
McKeesport
Abraham Bailey
Mt. St. Mary’a
Theodore Rosensteel
Motter
Em Smiteburg
Frederick
M.S. M
Georgetown
Emma Lingg
Ear Emmitsburg
Jas. Seltzer
Mountaine
Altogna
Pa Pel
Pale
Haggard
McMillen
Aelert
Foresta
Robert Miller
Miller
Junge
Thomas H. Baldridge
Hola
A&m
Dintrier
J.B. Curts
Vulette
Trust Goes After Steel Jobbing Trade in Nationwide Plan
Pittsburg reports United States Steel plans to cut independent makers out of the market by directly serving small consumers. A Pittsburg warehouse will supply nails and beams with on site cutting and electricity, duplicating in other cities. The move provokes unrest among independents and alarms small buyers over service and pricing. Also reports men and horse drowned in Paris flood and a Harrisburg father dies of grief after his eighteen year old son is accidentally shot.
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Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Stee
United States
Piltaburg
Carnegie Steel Company
Pwelrth
Pike Harbets
Corporathen
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Buffalo
Cincinnati
St. Louia
Omaha
New Orleans
Pallas
Somi
Plitaburg
Eman «Tec
Steel Corporation
Ny 2 Steel Bridge
Harrisburg
J. Newton Peffer
Lewis Peffer
Mr. Peffer
Why Does Britain Buy Oatmeal From Us?
The piece explains why Britain imports large amounts of oatmeal from the United States, noting long-standing English and Scottish consumption and American efforts to perfect methods of manufacture and packaging. It highlights Quaker Oats exports to Great Britain and Europe and the brand’s global reach.
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Newcastle
Scotland
Quaker Oats
Europe
Ecen Ata
Trance-Based Black Hand Ring Nabbed in Vallash
Two men and two women, all Italians, were arrested in Vallash New Jersey as alleged Black Hand members. Igeeph Ansgermo, claimed band leader, used a trance machine to extract money by sending threats and arranging protection payments. Detectives trapped Salvatore Nichi during the ploy.
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Vallash
N. J
Igeeph Ansgermo
Sair
Anaerino
Salvatore Nichi
Nichi
Pinkham Remedy Promises Relief for Knoxville Woman
Knoxville Iowa resident Mrs Franxs reports long lasting pain in the right side and weakness improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. The ad touts the remedy for female ills including displacements irregularities backache and nervous prostration claiming decades of use and an offer for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Knoxville
Iowa
Pinkham
Mia
Crana Franxs
R.F.D
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Charles Putman
A Mire
Harrie Lohr
Mee
Ruby Stull
Charles Krise
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Rocky Springs
I. T. Lakin
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Carrie Shafer
Nise Abba Forney
Miles Clara Gonso
Mies Fannie Shafer
Mary Kemp
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Wade Shafer
Philip Stine
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Church of
Mill Haven
Germantown
Ridgeville
Allie Browning
Washington, D.C
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Dorens Bennett
Sltimor
Jacob Winebrewer
Kepnorth
Harvey Green
Annie Long
Eva Noewood
Lawreote Long
Willie Nidd
Raymond Winebrewer
Oscar Cramer
Centerville
Missea Mary
Jane Spahr
A. A1. Eisler
Washington, DC
Charles J. F. Muller
Church of God
Hunter Arnold
R. 8
Poffinberger
George Zimmerman
Johnsville
Taney Own
Reuben Saylor
Myre Lincasy
N. B. Hagan
Glenroy Black
Mary Shriver
Hanover
Eadore Jones
N. B. Hagen
Johns, Bower
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Chiye
Brooklyn Academy OF Music
Church Militant
Church Triumphant
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Brooklyn Tabernacle
Sarael Lambert
Mw’raig
Markell Nelson
Cora Hamilton
Liarry Hencon
Chestnut Grove
Misees Maybel
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Eva Baker
Edhicott City
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William Duvall
Faroily
Jesse Burrell
New Market
Charles Boyer
Scott Duvall
Afr
John T. Baker
Asia Hailleigh
Clarence Fogle
Thomas Devil
Minerva Payne
Edith Whipp
Church Hill
George Morningstur
John Alexander
S’rederick
William Summer
Harry M. Zimmerman
Zachwy Zimmerman
William Cook
John H. Zimmerman
Elmer Herr
Leagaville
Joan Zimmerman
George Fulmer
Wm. H. Stimmel
Clarence Stimmel
John G. Lambert
George E. Fulmer
A. B. Canade
EB. L. Baker
B. J. Brandenburg
Riay
J. Windsor Witliama
Thie Place
R. K Baker
Convention Hall
Washington, D. C
Thie
Yellow Springs
J. Young
Weo
MacSooweph Marta
Milton Staley
Margaret Nus
Helen Wastler
Hartiaon Kine
Near Bethel
Forneta
Aire
David Waastler
Martha Staley
Utica
Aeronaut
ODD Suiche
Tommy
Dan
London
Washington Styr
Saad
Waller
Mrs. Brokaw
Millonaire
TRUST
Horee
Paris
Alfortvilly
Cabe
Dia E.pinkham
Gowan
Uncle Sem
Mall Chaha
Nebhuks
Resery Wien
Rother
Jeans
Ie Qeshis
Apwars
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