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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
8
A fragmented report describes Kansas women’s suffrage efforts, noting 98 counties raised funds without partners, 22 with pace, and 37 facing criminal cases. It highlights early activists and the push to secure voting rights as the nation eyes constitutional change.
New York shops unveil airy spring novelties alongside winter furs with careful display of coats, wraps, and lingerie. Fur sets, scarves, and trims attract shoppers seeking value this season, while hosiery and stockings feature varied stitching and embroidery. Color tones shift toward pale shades, highlighting delicate undergarments and elegant accessories amid a lively, era-appropriate shopping scene.
In a strained social vignette, a narrator recalls a voyage where a stranger, delirious yet gentle, entangles with a husband and wife aboard a first class compartment. The encounter shifts from flirtation to unsettling proximity as memories surface of Paris and London journeys, with glimpses of a hidden past and the strange pull of a mysterious man. The scene blends social satire with a suspenseful undercurrent in a late 19th or early 20th century voice.
A fragmented text indicates a cigar line, the E Seilo Clear Havana, was severed by Fernandes Reich and Brunner of Tampa and stock moved to new price points, down to 26 cents each. The garbled source preserves names and pricing context.
A sheriff sale advertisement records an execution in Marion County Florida dated January 4 1906 with Pierida eri Samutecurteg Chumpary as plaintiff and An trew J. Jackson as defendant. The sale date February 5 1908 lists public auction at the courthouse door in Ocala for cash to the highest bidder. Describes specific parcels in sections townships and ranges in Marion County and names the salvor Henry Gordon.
Notice states that on a date in February 1906 in Monroe County Florida the applicants will seek a charter from the circuit court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit for a benevolent organization named Co-Operative Workers of America. The group aims to organize lodges to provide relief in cases of accident sickness or death, protect members' children, and manage payments, mortgages, and exchanges of property, under Florida corporation law. Names of local officials and attorneys are listed.
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