Sheatz Leads Pennsylvania Races With Wide Margin
Complete county results show John O. Sheatz Republican leading for state treasurer by about 150,228 votes over Democrat John G. Harman. Final tallies across Allegheny to Philadelphia counties indicate Sheatz holding large leads, with Beaver, Berks, Bucks, and many others reporting stronger Republican totals amid partial counts from three counties still missing.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Rivania
John O. Sheatz
John G. Harman
Sheatz
Berry ‘Plummer
Har ‘Team
Bedford——Sheatz
Haram
Berks
Harman
Blair—Sheats
Bradford—Sheatz
Harmman
Bucks—Sheats
Dem
Clarion
Cleatfield
Clinton
Columbia
Haran
Grawford—Sheatz
Harmaan
Cumberland—Sheatz
Herman
Dauphin—Sheatz
Keat
Rep
Erle—Sheatz
Herman Bem
Fayete—Sheatz
Forest—Sheatz
Harman Dem
Franklin—Sheatz
Fulton--Sheatz
Greene—Sheatz
Huntingdon
Indiana
Jefferson—Sheatz
Sheats
Lackewanna
Lancaster
Lycoming
Harmat
Bichean
Mercer—Sheatz
Hiflin
Monroe—Sheatz
Montgomery
Yarman
Montour
Northampton
Northumberland
Perry—Sheatz
Pike—Sheatz
Harmen
Dent
Potter—Sheatz
Harman Schuriikili
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Hargran
Susquehanna
ag@larmen
Tiega
Down
Yemango
Harlan
Werren
Har ‘Lan
Bechtel Wins Schuylkill Judgeship in County Race
Bechtel, a Democrat, carries Schuylkill County for judge by a 121 percent margin. The rest of the Democratic ticket wins by smaller majorities. Harman secures a 1715 plurality as voting concludes in Pottaville on November 7.
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Bethtel Wine
Schuylkill
Pottaville
Iron Mills Shutting Down As Steel Industry Adjusts
New York November 7 The iron trade rapidly adjusts to money market conditions with plants shuttering or cutting output. Coke ovens and steel plants halted, furnaces closing, rolling mills reducing. wage cuts of 5 to 10 percent appear widespread yet overall trade remains in good shape.
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New York
Dynamite in Iron Ore Puddler Injuries at Pottstown Plant
In Pottstown Pennsylvania on November 7 a dynamite blast at the Lessig Iron Company puddlers’ plant injured Augurrs Ftauffer Horace Lucis Neiman and Vady. Stauffer’s legs were mangled and all three were bruised or cut as debris flew across the workshop. The blast caused a near panic among workers.
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Pottstown
Lessig Iron Company
Stauffer
Horace Lucis Neiman
Neiman
Vady
Helen Maloney Home Elopement Marriage Ties At Philadelphia
Immediate family of Martin Maloney the millionaire financier gathered to arrange an adjustment of affairs linked to Helen Maloney and Herbert Osborn after her elopement with Samuel Clarkson, a young Englishman, on October 4. Helen was brought to the house by her uncle Andrew Maloney in a closed carriage, followed by Osborn and his attorney William J. Fanning of New York.
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Helen Maloney
Silones
Martin Maloney
Herbert Osborn
Samuel Clarkson
Andrew Maloney
Young Osborn
William J. Fanning
New York
Killed By Father's Engine In Vandalia Accident
Michael H Godfrey, a young switchman, was killed when his father's Vandalia locomotive ran him down. The engine halted promptly but he died minutes later. In Portland, Ore a river steamer sank a dredge in fog near the Williamette mouth, forty laborers aboard saved and no lives lost overall.
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Derstur
Til
Michael H Godfrey
Venus Gentes Foot
Ba Haczert
Williamette River
Bank Paid Out 34 Million After Run On New York Trust
A formal statement from Oakleish Thorne president of the Trust Company of America reveals the bank has paid out 34 million dollars since the run began a fortnight ago. The disclosure underscores the systemic strain on the New York financial system and the rapid withdrawal of deposits during the crisis.
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Bank
New York
No. 7
Oakleish Thorne
Trust Company of America
Knowi
Mitchell improves at La Salle on November date
The convinee of John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers of America continues to improve. Everything is favorable for his imminent recovery.
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Mitchell
la Salle
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Notable 19th Century Headlines From Fragmented News
Gray Gsabiies at Buzzards Bar in Mississippi sells to George B. Firnn brewer. Electrocuted in Chicago, Thomas Haugh and Charles B Enutson operated a derrick when steel trolley wire sparked death. John Dueber of Canton Ohio dies after brief illness. Washington seed distribution building at 321 323 C Street burns, damage pegged at 78000 dollars.
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Gray Gsabiies
Grover Cleveland
Buzzards Bar
Mess
George B. Firnn
Thomas Haugh
Charles Benutson
Chicago
John ©. Dueber
Teeeber Hampden Watchworks
Canton
Expositions debts and assets noted with liabilities and totals
The document outlines liabilities and assets with figures including total liabilities and total credits. It references a mortgage sequence and sums, mentioning dates and responsibilities of the L Tek AgeMeNt co, plus a planned filing in Washington and connections to state instruments.
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Tata
Washington
Fragments Describe Unclear Condition of Seema Scientist
A garbled set of OCR fragments mentions Seema and a serious condition, with references to paralysis and a Saturday event. The text is incomplete, containing broken place names and unclear actions, but suggests a health or incident report involving a person named Seema and a medical state.
Oldest fiddler playing at 107 in local theatre
A fragment notes a centenarian fiddler performing at a theatre. The piece reminisces about two hundred years of music and the old times. It hints the musician remains active to share tunes with all who wish to hear.
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Jasub
Vgn
Coun
Gewey Shell Blows Up Hall in Manila Scene
A shell explosion injures several as a blaze rips through a hall in Manila. Firefighters work amid debris while physicians report multiple fatalities and chaotic scenes as investigators search for the cause.
Bank President Gets Five Years In Federal Case
Kane Now. T-Dr Fe Totes Gite gard, president of bank of Butler, Ma. Wag sentenced to five igty de Foise McPher son in the federal court. The convic tion was on the charge of musapplyine funds of the bank. Tygard is pass 7 years of age and is practically para lyzed in the penk
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Kane
Totes Gitegard
Bank of Butler
New Discovery Cures Coughs and Lung Ailments
An ad-like fragment touts a New Discovery for coughs, chest and lung complaints. It claims rapid relief after using a product with a promise of a free bottle and complete cure, naming a pharmacy and price points.
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Clark
Joan
Desth
E’ng
BERTUCKY REPUBLICAN Sted Governor By 14 000
A fragment from a Louisville report discusses political shifts and reader reactions. It notes a strained claim of a governor’s margin and references local sentiment toward a press piece. The text includes garbled OCR notes and asks about a religion concern tied to reporting.
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Louisville
Miccdy on the Cards in a Fractured Dispatch
A garbled fragment shows Francisco Evan in a room with Mrs. Andrey and a discussion about a game of cards. The extract hints at awaiting a reply and mentions a wager or game context. Names are unclear due to OCR damage.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
J. Polotgan
Mr. Morgan
Aberin
Francisco Evan
Tic Holta Guzae
Andrey Iis
Fiowaitine
Mendy
Letter on paint and sausage pricing debate between rivals
A letter to Fred Opp Fraderick Maryland questions which street seller offers better sausages and compares paint brands Davce and Ince. It details prices per gallon, quantities for painting a small house, and which paint offers better strength and value. The writer signs as F. W. Deron & Co with P.3. P. lL. Hargett & Co mentioned as sellers of other paints.
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Devos
Devce
Davce
Pitoher
Davor
Treiy
F. W. Deron & Co
P. Ll. Hargett & Co
Obscure Prayer Text From Chapel Hit NC Note
Fragmentary OCR references a prayer request and a mention of Bucalen Arica Ssive. It cites a 13 Jerking of Chapel Hit in North Carolina and an unclear line about Oslo cost and a quick outcome. Includes a brief nod to Pearre's Modern Pharmacy as best for sores and wounds.
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Bucalen
Chapel Hit
Oslo
Fefon Fm
2Hoat Pearre
California Legends of Ghosts and Gold in Pacific Tales
A fragmentary reminiscence blends California lore with tales of miner Thomas Bowers near Pike City, a spectral warning on a placer claim, and a perilous ghostly race. It shifts to gold rush legends along the Gila river route, a miraculous spring near New River, and a Gothic Death Valley queen story about a cruel ruler forcing her people to labor for a grand palace.
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Thomas Bowers
Pike City
Thomas
Anc En
Iig
Glewr
Hgbt
Lum Bowers
Cali
Fred
Artis
T. B
California
Gila River
Yoma
Death Valley
Legends and Desolation Behind Santa Barbara’s Coastal Lore
A fragmented reminiscence traces ancient battles with drought and plague, the rise and fall of a native people, and myths of Mount Shasta. It recounts fortuitous mirages, shipwreck cat legends, and the Great Spirit shaping the land from Sierra Nevada to the Golden Gate, ending with a Los Angeles piece citation.
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Mount Shasta
Heaven
Mar
Long Tramp to Test Diet Veg Propaganda Walks
Charles A. Kramer, walking from Duluth to San Francisco, represents the Chicago Vegetarian Society to prove cereal muscle benefits. He started June 20, subsisting on a vegetarian diet, claiming he spreads his message as he travels and would like to convert more to vegetarianism, though he jokes about goats.
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Charles A. Kramer
San Francisco
Duluth
Kramer
Chicago Vegetarian Society
St Louis
Frederick Barret Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations furnished November 7 1907 show feed grains including Red and White Oats Red Steamer and Buckwheat with per bushel prices. Timothy Hay mixed hay oats and barley also listed with price ranges. flour and meal prices for winter and spring wheat and bran middlings and other farm feeds. potatoes and timothy bundles.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Oorryeren
Timothy
Baskal
Doans Kidney Pills Promote Relief, Frederick Resident Testimony
Frederick residents report weather related aches and kidney discomfort improved by Doans Kidney Pills. Allen O. Goanell of 464 West Patrick Street cites decades of relief since using the remedy after persistent back ache and chills. The ad claims endorsements, price details, and a promise of reliable relief from kidney troubles.
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Weill
Frederick Paepie Weill
Frederick
Doan
Pasarel
Allen O Goanell
West Patrick Street
Dean
Sal
Thas
Donn
Clinton BE
Sli
Sli Derlers
Foster-ilburn Go
Getaio
New Yor
United States
Doen
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