Brilliant Debut Gala With Dancers and Dignitaries
A grand debut event features lavish decor and dancing, hosted at a mansion where guests include Barons, ministers’ daughters, military figures, and notable socialites from New York, Chicago, Boston, and beyond. The evening showcases pageantry, distinguished attendees, and a formal supper in the mansion’s basement ballroom.
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Marion Leutze
Come Mandant
Navy Yard
Slanor Countute
Bigger Cag
Mascouis Montusnai
Slettenga
Cumperio
Itdisnemibanays
Mise Miltilde Pownscad
Mins Tatheads Chow
Baro Awiirog
Isuron Uys
Yoruk
Moe Martin Boon
Duchter
Ayadataul Pecrepary
Atte
Sela Ein Shea
New York
Mies Iathwane Keobleniy
Chicago
Mixa Sara Whaser
Bexton
Mise
Elewnore Gian
Buffals
Min Chiarles Mirwa
Udelen Ho
Debutante Assembly Invites High Society Guests
A grand gathering at a Washington home hosted by Mrs John B W Roosevelt features numerous debutantes and guests from U S and international circles. Attendees include Mrs Weeks Miss Denny Miss Noble and diplomats from Spain and the Netherlands among others, with overflow through the president's council and guests of honor listed.
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Navy
Asplemine Corps
Capital Society
Sag Waren
York
John BW. Roosevelt
Jewenhine Osborn
Mira Carmela Lemndor
Afga
Ellen el
Rogers
Madeline Borlard
Janetin Vlesmider
Virginia Ayt
Howes
Ban
Tered Strutter
Paris
Nova Platter
Martie Hand
Sumpking
Mijue Matt
House Kuosia
Clarence Edwarda
TS. A
Miss Weeks
Misa Huthor Denny
Yules Noble
Mitchell In- Bes
Hsimend
Smworhy
Millivl
Mise Batlle Gatinguip
Janssens
Bolpan Legation
Marjorie Aleshire Wid
Masa Michie
Bwles
Meo Vogel
Martina
Misy Langttt
Senue Dun Pina
Misa Mait
Marshall Alesars
Hoyasrds
Thathow
Netherlands
Ass Higeme
Representiny
aMs
Nicholas Langworth
Theodore Rouevelt de
Kermit Moosevel
Aduutal
Mra
Vowles
Eloped with a Priest Returns to Winniper City
Associated Press dispatch from Winniper Manitoba reports Mise Seraphin leponder eloped with a Polish priest, then returned to the city and is now in the care of local authorities. The priest also returns, amid a note on the high prices and scarce supply of manufactured goods.
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Associated Press
Winniper
Man
Mise
Seraphin Leponder
Dousht Dack
Peare
Yom Et. A
Avenges His Wrongs In Denver Murder Case
Denver story details Charles Burdette Bell who at a rooming house shot Cuvier Dury after learning of Dury’s affair with Bell's wife. Dury, 25, son of Professor Charles Dury, was an amateur actor and Cincinnati College of Music graduate. Bell, married in Cincinnati, claims self defense and says Dury attacked him first.
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Trexedy Ia
Ao Hooming
Denver
Mer Hetrayer
Bell
Col
Cuvier Dury
Denury
Charles Burdette Ban
Yell
Laramie
Dory
Lve
Englewood
Atresta
Dury
Gurts Street
Ovsr
Hell
Cincinnati
Troops Discussed Over Kentucky Miner Disorder
Reports from Dunville and Paint Rock indicate Gerry Simpson Rube Wat and George Hanley led mountaineers from Sicarns to Beatt County Tennessee. In Washington the war department weighs federal intervention as Stearwyg, Whitley County, Kentucky faces unrest. no troop request has been made and officials doubt federal forces will be needed.
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Associated Press
Loulaville
Dunville
Gerry Simpson
Rube Wat
George Hanley
Sicarns
Paint Rock
Beatt County
Tenn
West
Washington, D. C
United States
Stearwyg
Whitley County
Kentucky
War Department
Troona
Ball Player Appeals Over Boston Contract
Joe Kelly, former manager of the Poston Nationals, appeals to the National Baseball Commission to determine the legality of his two year contract with Boston. He demands President Dewey honor the contract’s terms and be responsible for the $3,500 figure for 1908. Kelly has been removed as Boston manager, with Frank Bowerman appointed to lead the team.
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Associated Proes
Cincinnati
Joe Kelly
National Baseball Commission
Boston
Henaka
Dewey
Kellex
Ben
Frank Bowerman Haw
Night Riders Case resumes as trial continues in Union City
The night rider trial in Union City resumed with defendant Arthur Clear returning from illness. Rob Hoffman, an accused participant, testified as the first witness, denying any involvement in prior raids or membership in the night rider band.
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Associated Presad
Union City
Tenn
Tee
Arthur Clear
Rob Hoffman
Indianapolis Pennant Awarded at Amperican Baseball Meeting
The annual meeting of the American Association of Baseball Clubs was held in Indianapolis. The 1908 pennant was awarded to the team from Indianapolis.
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Chicago
Amperican Association of Baseball Clubs
Ine Alanapolis
Fire Destroys Lovelace Lumber Plant in Alabama
A blaze last night destroyed the Lovelace Lumber company sawmill and basket factory in Alabama. Loss estimated at 206000 dollars. The Associated Press reports extensive damage as crews fought the flames and investigators began examining the scene.
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Associated Presa Brevtons
Lovelace Lumber Company
The DevIl at Garden theater creates national sensation
Henry W Savage presents The Devil at the Garden theater New York a bold psychological drama praised for its scope and production. Joseph Callahan leads a strong cast with Mephisto roles and elegant scenery by Arthur Voeguin. Rents on sale at Bauman's drug store.
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Henry W. Savage
Garden Theater
New York
America
Jocal Theate
Grand Opera House
Oliver Herford
Philadelphia
Chicago
Mr Savage
Barton & Go
Savage
Fston
Joseph Callahan
Girne
Mephisto
Ocean
Arthur Voeguin
New York Hippodrome
Bauman
Valmer
Hill
Jatdy
M. Lynch
Mazie Trumbul
Belle Dale
Shapeleigh
Sbe
Wellington
Josephine Cross
Ed M. Lynch
Mac Phelps
Atellar
Jenks
Bijou
Miller Family
Marilynn Miller
Irills
Mane Nevlama
Tom
Edith Almond
Lac Staats Zeltung
Rudd
Breatty
Jimmy Chara
Vinal credited for curing long coughs in ad testimonial
A reader from Manlesville Alabama recalls a severe grippe attack that left a chronic cough and bronchitis. After trying many cough syrups with no relief, a druggist prescribed Vinal, three bottles cured him, and he hails it as the greatest blessing. The ad claims Vinal cures chronic coughs and colds and provides a tonic from cod liver oil without oil. It promotes Vinal as a strength builder for the elderly, children, and the run-down after illness.
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Hickn
Manlesville
Ala
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