Independent News Letter Notes Exposition Debacle
The text reviews the Amestown Exposition finances including $65,000 dredging costs and a $1,000,000 loan, noting only $150,000 repaid and $850,000 remaining. It warns Congress and the public about risks of expositions, suggesting a pause in future ventures for several years. It mentions Taft, Foraker, and general political climate.
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United States
Coorono
Rander
Congress
Publis
Bas
Unclear fragment hints at local jailer and candidate remarks
Fragmentary text references lynchers and a new jailer in a town and mentions a candidate named Watterson. The passage is garbled and provides no coherent event or outcome to summarize beyond a political dispute impression.
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Cambariand
Baltimore
City Strides Noted Over Four Years In Growth
To date, the business center remains in the same town they left. The city has made great strides during the past four years, and 20 onlookers will recognize it more fully than those who have been away for some time.
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Businese
Baltimore Americas
Ny. C
Joneich
Sforesaid
John Reich
Richard Cromwell
Jacob Himmel
Frederick County
Mt. Grova Lime Company
Imestone
Fragmentary Laughing Bits From Odd Notices
A garbled collage of quips from various sources includes a barber shop scene with a masked traveler and a police miscue about a wife, a museum rumor, and a joking exchange about a mother in law. Miscellaneous captions hint at cultural sketches and punny dialogue.
Water boom and irrigation talk across states
The piece surveys U S water issues and policy chatter from several papers. It notes Roosevelt and other officials promoting water projects, state actions like Georgia restricting class substitutes, Kentucky shifting to water use, Michigan considering a constitutional preference for water, and plans to drain the Everglades amid rising thirst and flood concerns.
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Washington Star
Gulf
Georgia
Kentucky
Henry Watterson
Michigan
Everglades
Moments with the Muse and Old Age Verses
A fragmentary mix of poetry and literary lines includes Thomas Bailey Aldrich and Ernest Dowson verses about time, memory, and aging. References to May imagery, longing, and a refrain of remembrance appear alongside garbled names and a pasted signature.
Death of Judge James S Hook Remains in Georgia History
Death announced of Judge James S Hook aged 83 a Georgian judge son of Dr Daniel Hook and Catharine Schley. Obituary quotes from The Constitution and The Atlanta Georgian praising his intellect conscience literary talent and civic virtue. He served before and after the war on the Georgia bench and as an elector on the Douglas ticket.
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Maryland
James Schley Hook
Daniel Hook
Georgia
Catharine Schley
Wim. Bohley
John Sohley
Hock
Mra. J. L Ball
Firs P.M. Weat
Admiral Sohley
Thous
Aslanti
James Sohlsy Hook
South
Osreer
Franklin Pisroe
Dourglas
Iise
Par
Alexander Stephens
Robert Toombs
Sparker
Separtor Court
Atlanta
Nawa
James S Hook
Jariet
Old South
James B Hook
P Noblin
Treat
Valine
Thoes Cable
Wall Sha
Gwann
Death notices from Urbana area obituaries and infant deaths
Obituaries and infant death notices from Urbana area listing Carl Strube Strobe age 22 died of typhoid fever at home near Urbana. Funeral at Urbana MB Church conducted by Rev R E Benson with six brothers as pallbearers. Also Mrs Susan E McClain aged 69 died at her daughter’s home near BabiLlasville with services at Otterbein chapel. Narvel Hobbs age 3 died at Mont Airy from infantile paralysis. funeral at Pinegrove Church. Infants including 8 Bell and Willie Shipisy noted with funerals at Ball Chapel and Prospectboro Church. Colored infant Sarah C Mahammilty died at home in Mt Pleasant.
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Carl Strube
Carl Schrogéel Strobe
Ross Strave
Urbana
William
Charles
Washington, D. C
Frank
Relaterstows
Harry
Arthur
Thurmont
Bert
Albert
Edward
Carl
R. E. Benson
Pallbenrara
Ms. Olivas
Gav. W. Patera
Susan B. M
Otterbein Chapel
J H Cole
United Brethren Church
F. Eyter
George M. Crawford
C. B. Harbaugh
W. G. Arpeparger
M. L. Orsager
Narvel Hubde
Norvel Wilford Hobbs
Wilford Hobbs
Mont Airy
Pinegrove Church
Mount Airy
Mr. Courtnesy
L. T. Lewis
Bell
Ax. Barris
Lewis
Sarah C. Mahammilté
Jerry Mahamentit
Funeral for Mrs. congestion of the brain at Silver Bill Cemetery
Funeral held at 10 o'clock this morning conducted by Rev J B Cardell. Services were at the house with interment at Silver Bill cemetery. Thom in P Rice served as undertaker.
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J.B Cardell
Silver Bill Cemetery
Thomin P. Rice
Divorce a Necessity in Love and Matrimony Says Lilian Russell
Cincinnati dispatch to the New York American quotes Lilian Russell arguing marriage should not be permanent. She condemns perpetual wedlock, praises divorce as a blessing, cites unhappy marriages, stresses female financial independence, warns against whiskey tainted proposals, and urges strong religious belief to guide women.
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Lilian Russell
Lillian Russell
Cincinnati Dispatch
New York American
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