Gift Goods Catalog Excerpt Showcases Wide Range Of Linen Cloths
A dense listing of household wares and textiles including ash trays, curtains, door panels, vases, pitchers, linens, braids, blankets, scarves, handkerchiefs, gloves, and lamps. Numerous brands and styles appear alongside decorative items and specialty fabrics, indicating a broad 19th or early 20th century catalog.
Welfare of Schools in Winnebago County Convention
Winnebago county school officers held their annual meeting in the city hall with about 200 attending. State Superintendent P Cary of Madison spoke on The School Board and the Teacher. Nesleville's Le W Wood announced his candidacy for state superintendent and H B Patch discussed county concerns.
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Winnebago County
P. Cary
Madison
Owens Dismissed In Assault Case
Milton Owens was dismissed this morning by Judge A H Gross after District Attorney W J Foulkes found Owens could furnish a substantial bail. Erna Peterson, ten, identified Owens as her assailant but the case was dismissed without a formal examination.
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Milton Owens
A. H. Gross
Owens
Erna Peterson
W. J. Foulkes
Misa Peterson
Local Black River News Roundup
The M C A board meets this evening at eight. William Radke was fined 25 in Municipal Court for carrying concealed weapons after a Wednesday arrest on Eighth Street at 12 30 AM. Mrs William H Paten received a telegram from husband Willam A Pazen saying he escaped unharmed in the Northern Pacific wreck at McKenzie North Dakota. The United Commercial Travelers dancing party drew a large crowd with elaborate decorations and a fine Acme orchestra. John C Thompson spoke on Things all men should know about law at the Plymouth Congregational church Brotherhood meeting, which opened at eight and included refreshments.
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Wiliam Radke
Radke
Dougherty
Eighth Street
William H. Paten
Willam A. Pazen
Bismark
N. D
Northern Pacific Railway
McKenzie
United Commercial Travelers
Acme
Congregational Brotherhood
Plymouth Congregational Church
John C. Thompson
Bank Shortage Reported at Beverly Savings Bank
A $9,300 shortage was found by state bank examiners at Beverly Savings Bank in Beverly Massachusetts. Teller Albert S Hoogs, 38, is ill after an overdose. directors say discrepancies are confined to the books and will not exceed about $9,200. The bank remains solvent with a surplus of $175,000.
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Associated Press
Beverly
Mass
Beverly Savings Bank
Robert R. Endicotte
Albert S. Hoogs
Massachusetts Savings Bank
Ork
Hoog
Roland W. Angden
Woogs
Ful lerton Surrenders in Yonkers Abduction Case
Robert W. Fullerton son of a St Louis magnate surrendered to the district attorney in New York and was held on $2000 bail on a plea of not guilty in the abduction of Gladys Hobart of Yonkers. He allegedly persuaded her to travel to South America with a marriage promise and deserted her there. She later reached New York with help from her parents.
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Ny Associated Press
New York
Robert W. Fullerton
S. H. Fullerton
St. Louis
Gladys Hobart
Hawley Terrace
Yonkers
Jerome
Not Fuller
Fullerton
Miss Hobart
South America
Je Inaien
Incomplete Thoughts on Men and Flattery
Fragmentary musings compare men's flattery to women seeking reform in relationships. It notes a man can flatter by guessing tastes, warns of self praise when power comes, and contrasts Alexander the Great with John D. Rockefeller. The piece ends mid thought about inspiration.
Taft Holds Talks With Senators and Representatives
President-elect Taft met today with Senators Kittredge and Gamble of South Dakota, Brown of Nebraska, and Representatives McGuire of Oklahoma, McKinley of California, Sims and Sweeney of Tennessee, Washburn of Massachusetts, and Taylor of Ohio. He accepted an invitation to lunch with the president tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Kittredge and Gamble
South Dakota
Brown
Nebraska
McGuire
Oklahoma
McKinley
California
Sims and
Sweeney
Tennessee
Washburn
Massachusetts
Taylor
Ohio
Roosevelt Receives Gifts From China via Tang Shio Fi
Washington December reports First Lady Roosevelt received Chinese gifts sent by Special Chinese Ambassador Tang Shio Fi. The items include a tiger skin and yellow silk fabric, presented as a gesture of goodwill from China.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
China
Chines
Tang Shio
Shane
U Sights and Advertisements From Early 20th Century Page
A cluttered page lists gifts sent to the White House by a Chinese emissary thanking the U.S. for Boxer Indemnity remission. local ads promote Boyd's Fresh Oysters and untaxed per gallon prices, Arion Orchestra catering for events, and a primary power generator for electric lighting and motors priced for small stores and homes.
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White House
Yung Kwai
China
Roosevelt
Opera House Square
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Crobrctas Davat
Cilace
Harvard Bugs
Tland
Kid Glaves
Vicid Mittens
Kimono
Xmas
Yale Rugs
Zephyr Yarna Zara Cloths
Fohsel
Luther Davies & CO
Main Street
Alexander the Great
Mr. Rockefeller
Mr. Taft
Seastate
First Lady of Land
Orses
Church Bros.’ Fair
PCANC
Boyd
Boyd & Son
Arion Orchestra
Charles F. Bauer
Bauer Trunk Co
North Park Avenue
South Main
McComb
Mt. Vernon Street
Regent Street
Pelton
Manin Street
Boyd Street
Grnz Gan
Market Streets
Grand Opera House
Breon School of Music
Chas
D. Breon
Frank McCabe Coal Co
Wisconsin Avenue
Fromot
Bailey & Co
Walre
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