Connecticut and Ohio gubernatorial links in early 1900s politics
The text notes Adlee Pomnerene of Can to succeed Charles Dick as U S senator from Ohio and outlines Dormerene’s long public career in Canton Ohio, plus brief biographical details. It also mentions Connecticut’s George Phelps McLean elected to succeed Morgan G Bulkeley as U S senator from Connecticut and summarizes McLean’s rise from law practice to state legislature and senate.
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Adlee Pomnerene
Cantoo
Charles Dick
Ohie
Livateinmir
Senate
A4ois
Lie
Dormerene
Harmes County
Fils Boy Bend
Vermilion Institute
Fingesville
Princeton University
Cincinnati Law Staai
Canton
Thore
Stark
Weitig
Arrin
Ohioax Commission
Pomerent
Harmon
Atr.lemereuc
Connecticut
George Phelps McLean
Morgan G. Bulkeley
United States
Senator Bulkeley
Uh. Wawley
Elect
Binsbury
Conn
Tie
Hartford
Tigherhood
Shenle
Dhe State Senate
Mac Lean
Yate University
Liym
Hints for the Busy Housewife Broiler and Fish Stuffing
A Virginia inventor introduces a universal broiler for gas stoves that catches all meat juices in a cup via a side spout. Also includes recipes for fish stuffing, marshmallow fudge, dumplings for stew, New England fish cakes, chowder, cream of celery soup, and related kitchen tips.
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Virginia
New England
Holland and England clash over Dutch fortifications on German border
The piece outlines Dutch fortifying the coast and its impact on European tensions. It notes English concern over Flushing defenses and the risk of provoking Germany while warning of a vulnerable eastern frontier and possible rapid German invasion routes.
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Flelland
Land of Dikes
Wilhelmina
Julianna
Tuer
Holland
Germany
Ingland
Flushing
Canais
London
England
Antwerp
Alva
Cat Walks 137 Miles Home On Mysterious Trail
A cat owned by Fort W. Hadden of Lancaster Pennsylvania left a New Jersey coastal cottage after jealous children appeared. The creature reportedly traveled 137 miles back to its old home, a journey completed while the family was away at Sea Isle City. Details remain puzzling as the pet Minnie seemingly found its way home despite miles and unfamiliar routes.
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W. Hadden
Lancaster
New Jersey
Hadden
Sea Iste City
Minnie
Adi
Chikken
Merly
Minnie the cat’s 137 mile homing voyage from Sea Isle City
Minnie the cat of the Haddens disappeared and reappeared in Lancaster after a year of wandering. Advertisements failed to bring her home, but markings confirmed the intruder. Ship, ferry, and ice crossings remain a mystery as the family plans to publish a history of Minnie's travels.
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Minnie
Jefrina Ho
Lancaster
Sea Isle City
Delaware River
Mrs. Had
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Grouge Phelta M'Lean
Storm Gerter
Queen Wilhelmina
Holtland
Cat
Homewald
Jealots
Tee
Portant
Business Directory
P. B. Bross
Mounttain View Avenue
Nutley, WN. J
F. d. Farrington
Franklin Ave
West Kultey
N. J
William H. Parry
Lew Firm OF
Hampson and Parry Office
Union
Clinted
Newark
Gga Centre
Nutley
Alexander Edwards
Kalsemining and
Peter
Newark St
Glendale St. Joop Nutley
G. H. Angell
Telephone
J. Searle & Son
Franklin Avenue
Church St
Phome
Nutley, N. J
S. S. Davis
Lucas & Co
Chestnut St
F. C. Wittman’s Choice
Avondale Road
Weston Place
Central Meat Market
William R. Stirratt
Chestnut Street
Lombardy & Son Custom Tailors
West Nutley
R Nutley
George C. Baptiste
Chestnut St. Res
Mountain View Ave
M.E. Angels
Beauty Culture Parlor
Chestnut St. Nutley, N. J
Gentre St
Passaic Av
H. E. Brown
Fred Spatz
Mason Buttner
Rutan PL
J. F1. Davis
Passaic Ave
Stager Bros
Hugh Hallidy
Vreeland Avenue
Haberle Allwood
P. F. Guthrie
Highfield Fame
Nutley Market
Passaic Avenue
Franklin
Building and Loan
Beiter
Savings Bank
Park School
T. S. Brown
H. A. Connpany
Ernest V. Cockeram
Broom Charles A. Teyler
Bloomfield Avenue
Passaic County
Hanlon
Jefferson St
Passaic, Ned
Nutley Central Hotel
L. J. Pettersen
Nutley,n. J
F. Clark
Glen Ridge Cemetery
Jerolemon
Bloomfield, N. J
Bloomfield
Scheuer Ridg
Newark, N. J
Market
Allan B. Stirratt
Chestnut Street, Nutley, N. J
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