Memorial observance for Lincoln includes national figures
A Springfield Lincoln centennial program outlines grave ceremonies in the morning, a public meeting in the afternoon, and a banquet at night. Invitations have gone to President, cabinet members, and foreign diplomats while Ambassadors Bryce and Jusserand are among those already agreeing to attend if possible.
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Charer Melville W. Futler
Cullom
Hopkins
Sparaker Coonan
Adlul E. Steven
Derten
Roland
Jussurand
France
William J. Bryan
Willam H. Taft
Springfield
Alfonse's Game Preserves and English Master Plan
A royal notice describes two pheasant preserves in Kory ais Aha Rode CUIMPO with one enclosure about 1000 to GoW acres and another 70 miles in circumference. King commissions English sportsman W W Watts to organize the season and instruct head keepers. Watts has taken 2000 pheasants to Spain with feed and live fowls to stock next season.
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Alfonse
HLM
W. W. Watts
Spain
Gould Scandal In New York City Court Action
Private detective Mousley and Gould associate held on 6000 bail awaiting grand jury action on charges of attempted subornation of perjury in gathering false testimony for Mrs. Frank J. Gould’s divorce. Miss Tulla Fleming, a seamstress, also accused of conspiring to obtain false evidence. Witness Mabel McCauslan said she was asked to file a false affidavit charging Gould with improper conduct. Attorney Maurice Blumenthal warned of trial if indicted.
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Mousley
Frank J. Gould
Tulla, Fleming
Gould
Tea
The Ways of Fate a Berry Picker Romance
David Forbes saves Marion Hillty when a coal mine collapse traps them in a pocket. They escape through a wall as the mine shifts and one mule spooks, then return to safety and begin a courtship at the Forbes farm. Marion thanks David and plans to stay in town with Aunt Kate during a two week visit.
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Wilson
Lucy
David
Forbes
Tiivid
David Digreed Pagal
Teivid
Vic
Rome
Janell
Art
Stringer
Khyaselt
Rafety
Evetiiude
Toran
Thor
Ilacheer
Tolisoud
Dening
David Iwie
Davie Forbes
David Forbes
Tam
Kate
Marion
Mrs. Forbes
Zella Margaret Walters
Canning Factory Opens in Winneconne
Winneconne Wisconsin August 1 the canning factory has opened and is in full operation for this season s pack of string beans employing about 15 hands. Weather has been hot and dry reducing the crop but a fuller yield is hoped with rain soon. Local residents and visitors noted with various trips and community events through the week including church services and society meetings.
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Winneconne
Wis
H. Leslie
Oshkosh
M. I. White
Biss Lola White
A. Mundall
Clintonville
W. €. Mayer
E. E. Mayer
Wausau
W. H. Millar
Gladys Miller
H. S. Rose
Harald
Donald
Antifo
Shawano
Charles Blake Jr
Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society
Misa Nancy Davis
Nona Riley
Margaret Filey
H. F. Riley
F. Lightfoot
Sixtelsfot Springs
Frederick Lightfoot
William Stacy
Peshtiga
E. Vredenburgh
George Mills
Deonto Falls
Tessa Sorenson
Appleton
J. R. Searles
Lester Stead
Zion, Wis
Mary Mulller
Meteoric rise of N&W president Johnson
Richmond report details Lucius E. Johnson rising from locomotive fireman to president of the Norfolk and Western Railway with Roanoke HQ. Born in Aurora Illinois, he began as a junior worker in the Chicago Burlington & Quincy system, tracing a rapid ascent in the railroad world.
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Richmond
Lucius E. Johnson
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Roanoke
Johnson
Aurora
Jil
Chicago, Burlington
Quincy a Fireman and Railroad Superintendent Chronicle
Quincy served twenty years in the locomotive department rising to master mechanic at the Aurora shops. He became St. Louis division superintendent at Beardstown in 1886, Chicago division supervisor at Aurora in 1888, then Montana Central superintendent at Helena for four years, before leading the Lake Shore and Michigan division.
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Quincy
Aurora
St. Louis
Beardetown
Jil
Chicago
Montana Central
Helena
White goods sale item described as fine quality textiles
The notice markets a selection of plaids checks and stripes in sheers and fine quality white goods. It emphasizes decorative appeal rather than special pricing and notes a yard measure of 19 cents.
Black Silk Yard Fabric Description
Advertisement item for wide black China silk sold by the yard. Describes it as soft lustrous and washable, ideal for summer wear due to extreme lightness. Price listed as $1.00 per yard.
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Zgce
Bargain Sale Promises $1.50 Garments Draw Crowd
The notice invites shoppers to a morning sale offering attractive garments priced at $1.50. The event is expected to attract a large crowd as eager buyers seek affordable apparel.
Chambray Fabrics Offer At Special Monday Tuesday Sale
A newspaper blurb notes chambray fabric at five cents a yard with many shade pieces. It promises savings covering the trouble of color matching and advertises a special Monday and Tuesday price per yard on the third floor.
Wide Flowered Ribbon Sale in Color Harmonies
Ribbon described as wide and floral with 4 inch width and versatile uses. Advertises 15 cents a yard with regular price 25 cents. Mentions Monday and Tuesday sale terms, urging quick purchase for girdles and sashes.
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Inserlian
Seo
Regnac
Macey
Cnll
Chird
Aieh Agave
Tavis Vadru
Lincoln
Washington
Pe Inari
F. C. Luebhe
New York City
Tual
Wes Ben
THAL
New York
Mur Ben
Teal
Harry
Evening Story
Associated Literary Press
Daniel Forbes
Dawid
Provost
Don Cu
K. Z. Cariisan
Jack
Dean
Mother Hubbard
Troe
Chambray
Ioc
Naftol
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