Hughes Breaks Silence on Presidency Candidacy Stance
Governor Hughes of New York states he has not declared, will not seek the office, and will not influence delegates. He asserts the state must remain nonpartisan and refuses commitments, risking lack of public support without clear principles.
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Hughes
New York
James S Lehmater
Republican Committee
Roverners
Goverter
Roosevelt Poly
Bia
Politian
Hut
Plert Leaves Rio for Punta Arenas Journey
The American sect departs Rio de Tenetro heading toward Punta Arenas, a long voyage of about 2540 miles estimated to take twelve days. A ten day layover at Punta Arenas precedes a hazardous passage through the straits linking the two coasts at the southern tip of South America.
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Rio de Tenetro
Punta Arenas
Magellan
South America
Navy
Xemeral
Amirchistes
Straits of Marsgelan
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted By Cure Claims
A fragment claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cured eczema and other afflictions with testimonials from J. T. Williams and Mrs. A Wreet. It notes the product is sold in liquid and tablet forms, priced at 10 doses for one dollar, prepared by C Hood Co of Lowell Massachusetts.
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Hood
Montgomery St
Paterson
C. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Emergency Currency Bill Sparks Debate On Treasury Control
A late 19th century financial column analyzes Secretary of the Treasury plan to issue up to 500 million dollars in emergency currency, redeemable at the secretary’s discretion. Critics warn of potential abuse, while backers say swift relief could outpace inflation risks. The piece notes partisan views and references Bryan, Dr. Nicholas Senn’s estate, and Fond du Lac saloon hours.
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Congtearnac Welese
Weinse
Treasury
Mr. Welsseter
Secretary of the Treasury
Ponte
Congress
Europe Faces Emigration and Notable World Feats
The piece notes Europe loses 30 000 natives yearly to emigration with 26 000 returning. mentions the Jockey Club of England with 70 members including the king. Italian noble Haron Frederico de Fillippis renounces his title to become American in New York. Nobel’s Scottish explosive factory. Harvard President Eliot’s hospitable receptions. a giant solid silver tray over 1000 ounces made in London. Leyton vicarage cricket scene and other brief curiosities.
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Europe
Jockey Club
England
Haron Frederico de Fillippis
New York
Avallino
Italy
Soruss & Mepateh
Alfred Nobel
Scotland
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Drm
London
Leyton
F. H. Gillingham
New York Ordinance Bans Smoking In Cafes
A proposed municipal ordinance in New York would prohibit smoking in cafes. The report notes rumors of a wholesale merger among eastern surety companies and mentions political influence surrounding Secretary Taft in Ohio.
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New York
Taft
Ohio
Congress
Maria Pancari
Philadelphia
Benjamin Mendelevitch
Hughes
Citizem
Viscount Hayashi
Walter Wellman
Aldrich Khi
Fragmentary OCR Note on Popo and Era Events
An excerpt discusses Volcane and Popo events, references to Inga, Cortes TM, and a misustain with a reck to remain. It mentions Ramage tre and the fall of Man Herm Len, Brothers island, Glovers hand, and a remark about a hammer.
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Cortes
Dundle Advertiser
Notes and Jokes on Daily Life From Busy Street Scenes
A collage of comic exchanges and quips from everyday life. Witty asides about doctors, city streets, photography, and subway chatter capture a lively, brass-tack sense of ordinary concerns and absurdities. The snippets hint at social interactions and the era’s humor.
Electric light plant destroyed in Colby blaze and other state notes
A Colby electric power house was leveled by fire causing about 8080 dollars in damage. Elsewhere, 30 foot steel sheds rise at Burlington La Crosse station, Beaver Dam dedicated St Patrick’s Catholic church costing 20000, Wausau rail merger with electric company discussed, Racine Elks plan a 9000 club house, Superior mourns J B Hummer Civil War veteran died age sixty from morphine, Green Bay business group to reorganize as Merchants and Manufacturers Association, Kenosha man Henry Noel arrested for alleged horse theft, and Marinette reports navigation closure.
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Colby
Fie
Burlington
la Grosse
St. Patrick's Romen Catholic
Beaver Dam
Wausau Street Railway Company
Electric Lighting Company
Racine Elks
Hummer
Superior
Kenosha
Green Bay
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Henry Noel
Gillett
Marinette
Carferzies
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland Chamber
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Cassie Bosworth
Rendstown
Master ~Builders’ Association of
The
State University
Schoof
Pias
Timber Testing Turns to Soundness Debate
A muted telephone conversation between two speakers ends abruptly in a roar as a timber testing scene prompts discussions on timber soundness and legal measures. A man voices concern over unsound logs while others debate the adoption of new standards.
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A. Bis
Amusement scheme planned after pier attack and robbery
An ACM event at Stiagara in Mari nette County aims to entertain workers laid off from pine operations during Florida weather. Thomas Andrews, owner of Superior hotel, was shot three times and struck with an axe at his beach bar. 98 dollars taken, he lies seriously ill. Two Austrians arrested. In Janesville Ada Jean McKey Palmer faces counterfeit check charges. her husband Cheries Palmer and son of Andrew Palmer once ran the town’s largest drug store.
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Acm
Stiagara
Marinette County
Pineriss
Florida
Thomas Andrews
Superior
Janesville
New York
Mra
Ada Jean McKey Palmer
Mee Palmer
Cheries Palmer
Andrew Palmer
Charles Palmer
Mixed Wisconsin Editorial Snippets On Politics and Culture
A collage of short notices from Wisconsin papers comments on cotton cultivation in Ashland county and a Texas monopoly idea, silk hats in church, Cuba annexation, college play humor, Taft opposition, La Follette support, and Republican convention expectations. Brief, opinionated items from Ashland Press Milwaukee Journal Green Bay Gazette Madison Journal Journal and other outlets.
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Ashland County
Texas
Ashland Press
New York
Milwaukee Journal
Saiy
Cuba
Racine Journal
Green Bay Gazette
Senator Sanborn
la Foltette
Ike
Madison Journal
Eau Claire
Menasha
Taft
Hst
Roosevelt
Janesville Gazette
Ekers
Washington
la Folletta
Stevens Point Journal
Sanborn
la Fuly
Wisconsin
Republian
Seaborn
Nebraska
la Follette
Omaha
Fond du Lac
Pockets for Women Gain in Modern Garments
A Philadelphia Record report notes women’s pockets appearing in nearly all garments as salesmen observe rising demand. Pockets are woven into skirts and coats, with hidden pockets in hats and hats. Midwinter gauntlets feature two pockets, one snap fastened and the other a patch pocket for handkerchiefs.
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Market Street
Surprising Weather Lets Mowers Work at Atlantic City Club
Green keepers at the Atlantic City Country Club report warm sunshine most days this winter warms the ground enough to protect grass roots. Lawn mowers are in nearly constant use as the unseasonable weather bakes the turf while agriculturists note crass sprouting in the mild spell.
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Danuars
Theia
Atlantic City Country Club
Philadelphia
Out and away my song to Grace Denio Litchfield
A poem by Grace Denio Litchfield published in The Century urges a swift departure of a song toward a distant beloved. The speaker commands the verse to travel by night toward the dawn and to offer tender rhymes at the feet of love, marking a literary meditation on longing and artistic reach.
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Denio Litchfield
Campaign claims misstate La Follette solid across states
Madison Journal notes Milwaukee Free Press headlines miscast state sentiment as solid for La Follette. It recalls visits by Frear and Ekern to shipper events, Minnesota and Iowa flirtations, and North Dakota attempts, arguing Taft holds strong in multiple states and Wisconsin will not be solid for La Follette.
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Jenkins
la Follette
Milwaukee Free Press
Mr. Frear
Mr. Hkern
St Pauli
Free Press
Minnesota
Leutenant
Frear
Ekern
Madison
Iowa
le Follette
Cummins
North Dakota
Jamestown
Walter Houser
Lenreot
la ¥Ollette
Trovaten
Wisconsin
Madison Journal
Earnings of a Bullighter in Vespaia Ring
The article notes the bull fighting trade yields large annual incomes, with homes earning around £10 a year. It describes bars and rings facing high turnover as most bulls do not survive beyond thirty years, and mentions the danger in delivering the final coup to the bull. It cites a historic fatality in Madrid as context.
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Madrid
London Globe
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