Taft Snubs Congressman in White House Visit
Rep. Harrison of New York describes a delegation visit to the White House to press for action on Russian Jewish persecutions. President Taft reportedly declined to see him directly, with Secretary Norton privately informing the delegation. The incident drew sharp indignation from Harrison, who questioned motives and cited prior good relations.
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Russia
Norton
Harrison
Keller
Kellher
Capitol
Morrison
White House
Taft
White’ House
Harri
Teason
Ballinger
New York
Burton Harrison
Postal Savings Bank Bill Passes House by Wide Margin
Washington June 10 The house approved the postal savings bank bill by 195 to 101 with 24 Democrats joining Republicans. The Democratic substitute was rejected 113 to 196 after a full session of debate. The senate had already passed the measure.
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Washington
Postal Savings Bank
Senate
Mad Mollah Mo harmmed Avdullah captured and shot in Somaliland
June 11 The Standard reports the notorious Mad Mollah Mo harmmed Avdullah who troubled Great Britain and Italy in Somaliland was captured in a recent fight at Har Gegsa by friendly natives and shot. His death leaves his followers without a leader.
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Lengon
The
Standard
Mollah
Moharmmed Avdullah
Great Britain
Laly
Somaliland
Har. Gegsa
Local notices review from small town weekly
A dense clippings page lists community events, visits, and church notices across several towns. It mentions church services, society meetings, family visits in Ames Ridgeville Lander and Kempton, plus local travel and modest incidents such as a wagon accident, a child’s birth, and a death.
Local Neighbors Share News From Ridgeville and Nearby
Ridgeville residents and visitors frequent the area with many names cited. Mr and Mrs Columbus Windeor from Ridgeville visited last Sunday, while Mr and Mrs Klug of this place hosted relatives. A Cedar Grove A.C. victory over Clarkaburg AWC drew 300 attendees, with Brown and Nithole starring for Cedar Grove. Widespread social calls include Mrs Arthur Brown of Kingseley, Miss Louiss Pricot from King's Valley, and Mrs Evie Borlt and Mrs King from King's Valley visiting Purdu m. Warders note a wrist injury for Mr Wesley Smith and several trips to Baltimore for business.
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Wolfsville
James A. Grove
Boonsboro
Sharpsburg
Hagerstown
A. Sensenbaugh
Renfeltz Bros
J. G.smith
Simith and Co
Wade
War
Renfeltz
Jésepe Delattier
Leltersburg
Samuel ‘Haires
Clara
Isis
Branden
Luella Smith
Oemrs
Othe Dee Lauter
Forvilie
U Church
Ridgeville
Glaze
Mes
Columbus
Pont
Feedetick
Busines
Cedar Grove
A.C
Clarkaburg
AWC
Brown and
Nithole
Clarksburg
Smith
Sid Bomett
Arthur Brown
Kingeley
Mra
Brown
Mary Burch
Mc. Blane
Boyds
Beane
Daniel’ Price
King's Alluy
Louiss Pricot
King’s Valley
yiAstin
Daley Simlin
W. A. Smith
Baltimore
Neberal
Tig. Saier
Tillie Mulllaix
Altyo
Baltimbro
Evie Borlt
Jease Smith
Purdum
Eveline
J ‘W. Brown
Wesley Smith
Mies
Florence
Oraoy
Maree
Cligittewile
Fragmentary Chinese whispers of a violent incident
A garbled OCR fragment describes a serious fight with medical needs, a hospital mention, and a confrontation ending with a weapon or injury. Names and places are obscured, but the text references police arrival and an arrest or capture.
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Mins
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Harry
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Macry
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Woodville
Kate Dixon
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Thomas Avis
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Stuth Lindaay
Misa
Ella
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Lindsay
Aoe
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Raymond Lindsay
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Howard
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Mabel Brashear
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Millard Davis
Thomas. Davis
Burkitt' Sville
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Monrovia
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Robert Newton
Erema
West Virginia
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Hine
Elster
Eme
Isaac Fry
Virginia
John Harris
Hubert
Catherine
Mary- Hine
Kemetown
Marie Lewis
Gindye Fout
Aberdeen
Howard Watkins
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Watkins
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R. We. Norwood
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Maxfeld
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