48 Independent Newspaper in Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing
A garbled United States era column discusses Pennence Dane Newe and a speech plan in North Osrolias. It touches on political figures and parties, a Philadelphia case about a valentine libel, and potential repercussions for public figures linked to corporations. The piece mentions Chicago and Cleveland outlets and speculates on reactions to a Valentine libel dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Opon
Wen
Swischlefmaker
Valentine
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mesna
Contemporary Comment From a Demeaning New York Dispatch
Fragmented OCR highlights a cryptic public discourse noting tensions in New York politics and international rumor about imperial affairs. The Baltimore American and London gossip reference Taft era tensions, while vague remarks touch on race and property topics with odd phrasing and spelling errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeroms
Baltimere
Cube
Taft
Baltimore American
Fragmented Readable Text From Local Notice
The readable fragments hint at a local notice involving a person and place. Details are unclear but indicate a formal action or notice posted by a community authority.
Fragmented Note on Calls and Sleeveless Attire
A garbled text fragment mentions callars for semeer bets and tele collers. It references Stopasae and Ally Blo. The readable content is limited and lacks clear events or identifiable persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stopasae
Casting Out Tre Critics From The President’s Circle
A World and Post analysis debates optimistic utopias and the value of critics in democracy. It traces legislative attempts to curb the octopus trust via early measures, noting Williams J. Stone’s 1888 bill and subsequent actions by Breckinridge, Sherman, and others, concluding that the octopus is challenged and the trust busted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Avery
Mike
Avery Y. Bos
Grombier
Orltio
Washington Post
Tha Qavellon
Williams J. Btone
Kentucky
Btone
Ollie James
Goorne D. Prentice
Gibraltar
Baonces
Henry O. Barnett
Congress
Stone
Reynor
Maryland
Meroh
William C. BP. Breckinridge
Taller
Benator
Colorado
Reager
Tuxac
Angud
John Sherman
Ohio
Sherman
Thad
Senate
Sharman
Moments With The Mure Love Came And Wear
Fragmentary poetry and prose lines from a periodical page reflect nostalgia and longing. The piece blends remembered youth, distant shores, and questions of manhood, interwoven with stylistic fragments and a catalog of unrelated terms and names.
Prohibition Campaign Opens in Grove City
Castle and Hoffman address voters as Prohibition candidates for governor and internal affairs secretary. Castle claims Emery and Baer oppose Standard Oil and railroad interests, urging a vote against corporate influence. The event highlights oil, politics, and corporate power in a heated campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irave Emery
Ges. Baer
Oll Trust
L. A
Grove City
Homer L. Castle
George Hoffman
Castle
Lewie Emery, Jr
George F. Baer
Reeding Railroad
Emery
Pure Oil Company
Standard Ol Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Standard
Ofl Company
Btuart
Prohibition
Harriman Era Moves to Control B&O and Link to Ocean Line
Reports from New York indicate E. H. Harriman and James Stillman have gained control of the Baltimore & Ohio Railway and plan to merge with Union Pacific, creating a coast to coast through route via the Chicago & Alton. The ownership shift involves $40 million in B&O stock sold by the Pennsylvania Railroad to Kahn, Loeb & Co., now concentrated with Union Pacific interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Ocean
New York
UW Harrimanoound Big Associates
Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company
Chicago & Alton
Union Pacific O
Harriman
Janes Stillman
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Pacific Party
Battimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Kahn, Loeb & Co
Addicks Farm Sold in Sheriff Sale for 34000
Wilminton Del Sept 18 Sheriff Harry J Gillan sold the farm of J arward Addicks at Carrcroft near Claymont after a bidding contest. Alexander B Cooper, attorney, acted for Addicks and bid 24000 as the property seized under a judgment obtained by Mrs Idi Curr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilungton
Del
Harry J. Gillan
J.arward Addicks
Carrcroft
Claymont
Addicks
Alexander B. Cooper
Mra
Idi Curr
Fraud charged against Philadelphia Mint assistant weigher
A Philadelphia Mint assistant weigher Thane W. Churst was arrested by Secret Service operatives for faking scale readings. A copper planchette was placed in the weighing pan to steal the weight of gold, allegedly costing the government about $18 daily. hearing set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphhysepis
Thane W. Churst
United States Mint
Woodbury
N. J
Secret Service
Griffin and Sauters
United States
Craig
Hart
Ryan's Southern Trip Ends First Speech Tour in Greensboro
William J. Ryan closed the first day of his Carolines speaking tour in Greensboro N C He addressed railroads and trusts in Raleigh and rebutted Treasury Secretary Shaw while paying tribute to educator Melver who died on the train He spoke briefly at Durham and Burlington and planned speeches for Winston Salem High Point Lexington Salisbury Concord and Charlotte
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Greensboro
N. C
Wiliam J.ryan
The
Carolines
Raleigh
Shaw
Melver
Durham
Burlington
Winston-Satem
High Point
Lexington
Salisbury
Concord
Charlotte
Died on Bryan's Train North Carolina Educator
Charles D. Micver, president of the North Carolina Normal and Industrial College at Greensboro and leader of the Southern Educational Association, collapsed and died of apoplexy on the Bryan special from Raleigh to Greensboro after stopping at Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Charles D. Micver
North Carolina Normal and Industrial College At
Greensboro
South
Jett Durhem
Southern Educational Association
Desperate gang oath and planned poisoning in Hellertown
Easton Pa Sept 16 two Jesse James Jr gang members William East 16 and Floyd Ettwein 16 pleaded guilty to larceny from public school buildings and were sent to the house of refuge. The gang chief explained a planned poisoning scheme involving a stamp bearing poison to kill William Clay, and an oath was sworn on a stolen skull promising death to disobeying orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Jesse James, Jr
Hellertown
Juige Scott
House of Refuge
William East
Floyd Ettwein
Captain” Cast
Christopher Sassafoam
William Clay
Sassaman
Clay
Bassaman
Bethlehem
Saved Their Way Out of Jail in Lynchburg
Lynchburg Virginia September 18. William Ruin a black man charged with murder GM Johnson held on a similar charge and James Thompson convicted of it tempted rape escaped from jail here by sawing out of their cells. Raffle 14 charged with Lee Postmaster Grubbs a union veteran at Acetut Tast Spring and the burning of his store and post office after robbing him.
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Lynchburg
William Ruin
GM Johnson
James Thompson
Jall
Lee Postmaster
Grubbs
Acetut Tast Spring
Hlyatore
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Spa
the Daily News
Great Southern
Dany
Core
Mustled
KEWS
Frederick
Tere
Buyay
Osrolias
Tero More
Tats
Aules
Onba
Ito
Bauher Stensland
Hin
BuLtivan
Democratic Party
Bailey
Sibilous Valentines
Contemporary Comment
London
Tre
Seevreniag
Sara
Emiloas
W. E. Hexty
Pesta Gennes
Bertion
Esis
Pom Ee Fatem Sia
Etude
Cy, Cheney & CO
Tolede
Tor Constipetien, Nee
Castle Springs
Franklin
Lewis Emery, Jr
Fegion
Hla
Rome
Harteburg
John K. Crawford
Wiliam R. Crawford
Crawford
Emory
Addicks’ Farm
Gryan
Bryan
Wilkes-Barre
Stensland
Springfield
Dencon
New Jersey
Stenstund
Milwaukie Avenue State Bank of Cittage
Tsane
Stenstind
Tangier
Olsen
Terre Haute
Ind
Vindalla Coal Company
Coal Company
Monongahela City
Pao
Pittsburg, Viralnia
Charleston
Starylog
St. Clair St. Columbus
A. L. Pearre
Cramer & Stauffer
Roame, Cramer
Stauffer
Frederick, MD
Fideltz
Noburbem
Bartholow
S. B&o
Pike
Thormant
Segerstat
End St
Dickerson A
Torcerora Bracei
Furnace Tareo Deautifo
Suverban
Lameville
Araby
Bearera Millnery
Seqwod
Fleur Etchison
Marbet Trom
Rae
Frederick County National Bank
Chicago
Athletics
Washington
Cleveland
Neston
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleverana Miain Center Wean
J. H. A. Bane
Cleveland Plain Center
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Bane
England
Liverpool
Cleveland Herald
Lackawanna Railroad Company
Nanticoke
James Badmar
W. Gaver Fredericks
Roy
Stend Milan
Oat Dar E Barber College
Prince Street
York City
Bry
Geore Te E
Wilcoxon
Second Street
Colog
Bette Fpf
John Wisner
F. Rotheshoaters
Frederice Cou- Rexel
Meath
Jeane
Farmers' & Mechanics’ National
Eau
Iriay
Sare Rete
Sasa Fes
Escossia
Stare Or. Lam
ERICK
Leon Pox EY Bova Caahler
N. P
Georg B. Ponega
Daniel H. Steinem
C. B. Trail
Gandeyme
Burger Art Gallery
Iyisdawiy
North Market St. Ney Iihe
H. 8
Landie
N. Market Street
Market Street
Frederick County
Ubn Eibenhauer
Yale
Ag AD. WM. A. Simmons
North Market Street
Vauay
C. A. Poole
West Bouth Street
E. H
Albauga
Arent
Didly Besutral Line
Orne
Buck
Orn
N.R
D. Mante
Market St
Frederic’. Md
Mergl F. Mobeely
West Patrick Street
Hroterteh, Md
Ebay
Rowe Cotice
Central National Bank
Slassaie
Tateceet
Court House
O'Slock
Coplea
David Cramer
Secretars
Bamuel i Billy
LeeAn Eee
Keederick
Oily
Ard
Foxsorters
Orphans’ Court
Frederick Counts
Caroline Miller
Miller
Meller
W. Caroline Q. Miller
Troxell & Fout
Perrone
Clayton B. Troxell
Quy L. Fout
Cor
B. Troxellin
West Patrick
GUY & Fout
Loudoun County
Frederick Bi
Citizens’ National Bank
Enau- LT
Ors Omas B. Baller
United Surety
Liberty
Dill Avenue
East Fourth
East Fifth
Braddock
Lewistown
Charles T. K. Young
Ofice
Fredertor
Omics
Onos
Omen
Jremoval
Jobn 8
NI Newman
Record Street
Central National Hank
Sepladawisa
Tarner Howseman
Ameelane
Fraltimore & Ohio, Railroad
Jeanning Soeers
Pepems
Hoss S
Niepweparrs
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