Whitaker Head Of Diocese Dies In Philadelphia
Bishop Ozi W. Whitaker head of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania died at his home 1027 Walnut street Philadelphia after a long illness aided by a severe cold. His death follows decades of service from Nevada missionary bishop to Pennsylvania coadjutor and longtime church leader. His successor is Right Rev Alexander Mackay Smith born 1850 New Haven Conn, educated at St. Pauls New Hampshire and Trinity College, Dartford, Massachusetts resident Boston in 1870s.
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Philadelphia
Ozi W. Whitaker
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Pennsylvania
Walnut Street
John H. Girvin
Whitaker
New Salem
Mass
Middlebury College
Vermont
General Theological Seminary
New York
Eastbourne
St. John’s Church
Gold Him
Nev
St. Paul's Church
Bogiewood
N. J
Virginia City
Nevada
Igee
Stevens
Alexander Mackay Smith
Mackay-Smith
New Haven
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Lady Decies Smokes Bride Puff Sparks Deputed Crowd
Lord and Lady Decies traveled to Brunswick with Vivien Gould. At the depot the couple drew cheers when Lady Decies lit a cigarette in view of several hundred onlookers. They shared lunch in the dining car as the train paused before resuming its journey.
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Grunswick
Lord Decies
Vivien Gould
Jeky Island
Lady Decies
Pridal
Jora
Alleged Embstcier Arrested in White Plains Case
An alleged embezzler identified as Patrick Burke was arrested in White Plains and held for extradition. Authorities say he fled to Scotland and stole about 214000 dollars while in that country.
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White Plains
le Meter
Patich
Este Vallialle
Burke
Painiek
Sfarcland
Oklahoma City Named Permanent Capital of Oklahoma
The state supreme court ruled Oklahoma City as the permanent capital, while Guthrie supporters vow to appeal to the United States Supreme Court.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Tech
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Oat Guthrie
United States Supreme Court
Lincoln Beats Seward to Nomination at Chicago Convention
A retrospective recounts the 1860 Republican National Convention in Chicago where Lincoln won the nomination over Seward amid tense plotting. It notes Maine, Massachusetts, and New York delegates, the vote shifts on multiple ballots, and Andrew and Evarts prompting a move for unity. The piece also mentions a tragic accident in Leitch Valley and an anti reciprocity effort in Minnesota.
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John Ss. Keyes
Canvind
Massetts
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
George Ashman
Lincoln
Seward
Harpers Weekly
Cooper Institute
Huness
Tanse
Chaiman Ashman
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Bates
Bt. Louis
William J. Dawson
New Jersey
Sidmon P. Chase
Ohio
B. Smith
Indiana
Endana
Winds
Delano
Lincol
Alchusetts
Massachusetts
Ogits
Andrew
Evarts
New York
Boy
I'Lea
Coasting
Atentown
Faes
Willian
Wireless brakes Stop Train at Speed Demonstration
A Toronto inventor Frank W. Prentice demonstrates an automatic wireless train control system on the Canindiana Pacific road. A 145 mile per hour 12 car train is halted instantly by a wireless electrical wave, while the engine’s crew watches in amazement. The device aims to prevent head-on collisions by braking without shutting off steam.
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Canindiana Pacific Road
Frank W. Prentice
Toronto
Prentee
Live on $1000 and save half says Higginbotham tale
Har low X Higginbotham of Chicago, partner of Marshall Field, argues an income of $1,000 yearly can support a couple and yield $500 saved. He estimates food costs about 24 cents daily, and a two-person home at $24 monthly plus light and gas. He also cites a frugal widow who saved $3,272 on $812 yearly and aided her brother, plus his rise from $1,200 to $200,000 salary at Field’s firm with no requests for raises.
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Harlow X. Higginbotham
Chicago
Marshall Field
Roman
Higginbotham
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised By Natick Woman
Natick Massachusetts resident Mrs Nath an T Greaton says she suffered through a difficult change of life with nervousness cold limbs and insomnia until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her. She credits the remedy with restoring health and urges others to seek confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Natick
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nathan T. Greaton
N. Main Street
Lydia J. Pinkham
Real Estate and Live Stock Sales Notice Montage
Auction notices advertise farms and stock across Maryland counties with numerous listings. Buyers may attend on specified dates to bid on premises from Westminster to Damascus, featuring valuable live stock farming implements and real estate with details on auctioneers and filing newspapers.
Auction notices list multiple Frederick area farm sales
A long OCR fragment lists numerous 20th century farm sale notices around Frederick Maryland with references to auctioneers Harvey Lease and Joseph Bussard, listing premises near Lewistown, Frederick, Lewistown to Creagerstown roads, and dates in 1911 1917 1921 1941. It notes livestock farming implements personal property and miscellaneous stock, with times and locations for each sale.
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Vollige
Seth Oon
Westminster
Boyers
Latiee
Charles Sclawek
Prederivkity
Ional Walt Fee
Bebmiary
Lidgard T. Mercer
Menna
Karim
Phine No
Dadviniere Pakty
Vahwuehle
Seo Bills
A. Om
Sharrerg
Utlea Mills
Valnadle
Bis
Shirretet
Sinunda
Waechte
Uden Mills
Soimi
Oelack
D. TW. Anthony
Wm. J. Darier
Anets
George c. Aldridge
U. B. Church
Myersville
Church Hill
Trofley Une
Loeb Eapelerie Re
W. M. Elliott
Frederick and
Middletown Pike
Bagemen
Stiteley
With. Geisbert
John Seachrist
Woodsboro
New Midway
Harvey T
Joseph H. Kusgard
PL. Carpenter
Baltimore Pike
Immisville
o'Glock
Harmony Grove
Frederick
Jersey
Harry T. Snook Puct
Wmn
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Lewistown
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Jjamsville
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Lu Ofelock
A. m. R. Snook and
Emimitzburg Pike
Lewis- Town
Hee Feml
Bill Mareh
Harevey TL Lease Auet
T. We Wachter
Jerlek
Ob Emmitsborg Tribe
Idahle Hosteel
Lary
Air Sig Semin Werk Ney
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Miss Catharine Morningstar
Bartis Uargett
Deflersen
Jefferson
Buckeystown
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Mercer
Anet
Ti Young
Sarahio Young
Bannganore
Mt. Airy
Binganore
Wills
John W. Molesworth
Moteroavia
Cjamaville
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Sams Vel Torney
Jes
Wall
LeRoy Thoke
Shaddock
Ting
Hare
A.m. Hare
Joseph Fhussard
Dutrow
James Bench Farm
Semleekly News
A'Riock A.m. I
FJ. Stunkle
Bmoat Farm
FC. Hickman
Washington Junction
Edgar T. Mercer
Byd King
Damascus
Woodfield
Iiss
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Wm. Parner
Tacub Snyder
Geamaniowsa Station
Mont
Billy Maoh
K. Hier
Brederich
Sean Weeldy
Maelo
Fesin Bredevieh
Seri Weekly
Asim
Eney S. DeGrange
Ada
Ty Ofeloek
Pal Lawrence
Mie
Lilpanore
Mt. Agey
Woodsvalle
Linggypre
Catanble
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Bila
J. P. Maynard
Ain Pubes Row
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Darner
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Archiee
Long Brin
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Joseph
Mys
Calvin G. Swornles
Florence Trai
Fenook
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Todd
Allen Mills
Lewisteywn
Edwar T. Mercer
J. Ti. Walen
Parsville
Mt. Afr
Longdarner
Pel
Cuck Mom
Uinberer
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Thompson
Raat
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Auek
Will Kell
Robert M. Jarobs
Ladtimore Yile
Beeady
Wrekly News
Marrely Lit
Joselark P.om
Bamwelerney
Atetionerr
Los
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Pr. Rothenhoefer
Taast
Freden le
Adv
Baily News
Yhansl
Mareh WV Ttl
Ofetark Ca
al Statagburg
Lewietown
Emmitsburg Pike
Lilly
Willsell
Wink
Seber
Barthalows
Woodville
Frenere Thalows
New London
Yale Qahie
Oral
Hussard
Will Pel
Travia 1
Lime Klin Station
Bo& UO Oal
Yale
Ofelork
Harvey Th. Learre
Joseph Ut. Busvora
Eterk
Tam Pixon
Lense
Efetic
John W. T. Wiles
Mre
Z. Rholertek
Petersville
Eloede
Roger
Wo Downey
John T. Rhoderick
Richland
Ceresville
Mt. Pleasant
Citytown
Kenge Weekly
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Keyes
Concord
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House
Wen Tate
Grota
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Senate
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