Electrical and Medical Institute Public Endorsements Entered
Patients praise the Electrical and Medical Institute at 42 Penn avenue corner Fifth street Pittsburg for treating nervous prostration deafness rheumatism and other chronic ailments. Testimonials cite weight gain improved hearing and recovery after therapies under Medical Director PH F Lamb with offices open daily.
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Electrical and Medical Institute
Penn Avenue
Cay
Lester Fifth Street
Boyer
Tine
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Ana
Fifth Street
Selden
Wylie Avenue
City
Fifth Strees
Stanwix Street
Mt. Washington
Electrical and Mevlieal Institute
Penn Ave
Pittsburg
Mens Ty
Aeing
United States
L. J. Laughlin Dennisot
Electrical and Well Out Institute
Peon Avenue
Firth Street
H. Bamberger
Mansfield, Ia
Mt Clemen
Mich
Helen Avenue
Fifth Strema RK
M. Flanegis
Munhal, Pa
Mes
May Lawrence
Braddock, Pa
The
Electrical and Meil~ Jen) Institute
Penn Svetine
Corner
Fitta Street
Pd TN Ss
Hazelwood, City
F. Lamb
He Toon Avenue
Pittshure
Cleveland Triumphs In Rough Battle With Pittsburgh
Cleveland defeats Pittsburgh in a hard fought baseball clash as Gruber shines on the mound and key hits by Childs and Reilly drive in runs. Pitt pilots Shagart and Reilly struggle. early errors and strategic plays fuel the home team's late rallies and crowds cheer a crucial victory.
Slugging duel highlights tough contest and late twists
A hard hitting battle ends in a near even split as Vickers and Orme anchor the box. Hales and others deliver key moments with late runs, while misplays and strong pitching shape a tense seventh inning.
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Vickers
Orme
Dette
Tale Gol Hanes
Hales
Los Ronning
Ates
Rostens Rally To Extend Winning Streak In Tight Victory
The Rostens earned a ninth straight win, edging a rival in a high tense afternoon game. Key players battled through turnovers and late miscues, with scoring by multiple teammates and a final push securing the close result.
Brooklyns Defeat Giants In Sharp Contested Game
The Brooklyns beat the Giants in a brisk, sharp contest before 476 attendance. Key players included Kontz Burns Slursed and Congilin, with notable scoring and team totals shown in the late afternoon recap.
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Brooklyns
Giants
New York
Burns
Opinkiny
Batteries and Scores Across Cities in Early Measured Listings
The clipping lists teams and cities from St Louis to Milwaukee and Baltimore with multiple battery pairings and matchups. It records scores and venues such as Milwaukee Reston Washington Boston and Baltimore with various players noted in fragmentary form.
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Anst
Toonte
I Metall Sad
Sieorans Viteeeraid
Mits
St Louis
Letisene
Eerors
St. Luis
Letisvilie
Milwangen
Miltamhew
Scw
Atlin and
Vangho
Kinston Fin Detren
Hbls
Milwankes
Colimbus
G& Krrorm
Milwaukee
Colamtus
Meston
Reston
Onon Neo
Washington Ors Oon
Déagadelues Forman
Murrar
Nbt
Horton
Washington
Krrorm
Boston
Baltinore
Balthingey
Healy
Towns
Werlinge Orl ME
Mit
Baltimore
Athtie
Ercore
Athleties
Meeting Demands Over Baseball Salaries and Rules
President J Palmer O Neill urged a league directors meeting to review protests about salaries and rule disparities. He defended local players, warned against salary cuts, and blamed outsiders for recent criticism while urging fair treatment and clearer rules.
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J. Palmer O'Neill
Young
O'Neill
MetQnaid
Chicago
Mondhiv
Mr. O'Neil
Bostons
John Ward
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Baes
O'Nell
Association Schedule Sparks Local Track News
The record lists a series of athletic events and matchups including Lewisville, Washington, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Details show scores and dates across a regional schedule with contests noted for today and upcoming meetings.
Local Baseball Game Delights Tarentums Fans
A lively afternoon game between Tarentums of Alleghany County League and the home team ended after five innings with the score 2 to 1 as Tarentums weakened and made errors. Tomorrow another game is scheduled here, with a trip to Mannington on Tuesday for a purse of 00 and a fate of teeny.
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Asioxsrows
Tarentams
Alle- Flony County League
Mannington
W.va
Tonhennawn
Tarenturs Ns
Srsiu
Oniontown
Tarentoo
Dudhtern
Tirestam
Ty Jone
Tiv Callahan
Wilhelm
Whs
Martin
Les —Dieptern
Tarentom
Halls
Calishan
Thiferies—Jones Oi Quinn
Tarentum Falls Hard Against Kelipac In League Game
East Livirroo Oct 2 Tarentum of the County League endured a poor showing to-day as Kelipac batted Enziand at will Neves pitched a steady game and was supported by Tarentum on Eelip with solid defense and 10 keer hits though the final score favors the Kelipac. Batteries Tarentum England and Neil Eelipse Neves and Westlake.
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East Livirroo
Specia
Tarentum
County League
Kelipac
Enziand
Neves
Tarentum Oartotri
Eelip
Tarentim
Eelipse
Tarrentium
Pacer Directs Fast Mile at Richmond Meet
The Famous Pacer Direct won the mile in 2 3 4 at Richmond on Oct 2, with about 10,000 in attendance. He lowered his own 2:06 record but was edged by a slipping partner. Arch White driven by Ed Geers’ daughter posted 2 4 and Vie Hl achieved 2 84 in the 216 trotting division.
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Thumenn, Inc
Ed. Geers
Arch White
Vie Hl
Carefully Read Results From Exposition Park Amateur Meet
A detailed list of entries and handicaps for the Tuesday amateur athletics at Exposition Park under the Allegheny Athletic Association shows Visaris and many competitors led by Lewis Methew as the sole entrant in several events. The obscure OCR records include pole vault, running events, and field trials with numerous contestants and variable distances.
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Falco
Exposition Park
Allegheny Athletic Association
Visaris
Od. R. Warden
Yar
Willi Gall
Dinx Taylor
TAL A. & Yards
BK. G. C
Dovanis
Kilnemed
Hares
AL Sereiehr AQ
KV Paul
AALS
Wanter
AL AL AL
Vans
I. AL AL
Eales
J.P. Rivmet
Aol
Syard
FE. Barnes
Ryanis
Ne. S
Wiliam Ith
Saete
M. U. Simter
AOA
Vario Us
Blass
Varrsle
Holand
Wiliam Ghi
Werarde
WL Fry
Nebo JP. Kimmel
HAL C. Olmrs
Varis
Hales
AW Hamittee
Clark
Last and Greatest Stay of the Fair and Races
The event week drew large crowds amid lively heats and heavy wagers across Western Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio. Weather notes from Pittston show a three minute trot results line and temperate conditions with temperature and rainfall readings recorded by the United States Weather Bureau.
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Nevane
Trot Race Results Show Greniander Victory
Special trot finish lists Greniander first, Lady Enelid second, Billy Wilkes third, Sol fourth. Adair won with Envoy second and Nina T third, Tinley fourth. Time 1:00 for the Tima pace, Test time 238. Five-eighths of a mile distance noted.
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Greniander
Lady Enelid
Billy Wilkes
Sol
Adair
Envoy
Nina T
Tinley
Tima
Latonia Race Results Reported in October Page
Latonia results list multiple races with times and placings. Winners include Prettiwit, Tap second Renounce third, Wertha first, Tenor think time 1 48, Deroit first, Alarm second, Fanvette third. Fifth race saw Lizze Lawrence first, Reuben Payne second, Aille W third.
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Wertha
Fanvette
Thue
yants—Inailenes Flirt
Bayern
Bon Adr
Lizze Lawrence
Reuben Payne
Aille W
Race setup for 30 yard match between Smith and Farreller
The Jackers of George Smith and Steve Farreller discuss arranging a 30 yard race. Smith’s locker is offered as a stake, but no word has come from Farrell. They will reconvene at the office Tuesday evening with a watch likely to be kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Steve
English cyclist Mills shatters Lands End to John O Groats record
Loxpox October 2 G P Mills the English cycling champion who holds Lands End to John O Groats record has beaten his own mark riding a pneumatic bicycle from Land's End to John O Groats in 4 days 4 hours and 15 minutes. The time beats his previous record by 31 hours.
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G. P. Mills
Lands End
John O'Groats
Haas
Land's End
Englishmen win cricket match by one run and four wickets
Pataverrita report says Lord Hawke's English team defeated the Al Philadelphia side by one run and four wickets in a closely contested match this afternoon.
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Pataverrita
Lord Hawke
Al-Philadelphia
Wind-up in the League Promises Loud Action Today
Local sports notes report a busy day with league finish line drama and signings. F C McClelland receives a letter while Bonaker and McAleer join the Cleveland club for next season as Chicago ties spark debate. A fair mile mark set at Millersburg with Nettle Green at 2 25. Beckley returns from Cleveland over domestic fines leaving the team shortened. Malarky may run Hammond on even terms. Wilkinsburg and East End Gyma clash at Brushtin Cricket Ground with Gardner, Brady, Thompson, and Haller named as batteries.
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F.C. McClelland
Bonkerr
McAleer
Chicago
al Chicago
Qenyetia A
Nis
Millersburg
Nettle Green
Beckley
Cleveland
Hammond
Chicagos
Cincinnati
Tur Wilkinsborgs
East End Gyma
Brushtin Cricket Ground
Wilkinsburg
Gardner
Brady
Wic Gyms
Thompson and
Haller
Revolu tionists draw Barillas' army into clash in Guatemala
City of Mexico reports Barillas' forces defeated after government troops retreated toward Guatemala City forty miles away. In Mont Ren Lance wintry weather brings heavy snow three feet deep with business at a standstill.
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City of
Mexico
Guatemala
Barillas
Guatemala City
Ren Lance
Mont
State College Triumph Over Lafayette in Tight Football Tilt
In Easton Pennsylvania on October 2, State College defeated Lafayette 4 to 3. Lafayette led early but State College surged after halftime and pushed into Lafayette territory repeatedly, edging ahead with strong running by captain Aull. Lafayette struggled and failed to match the visitors in the second half.
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Easton
Lafayette College
State College
Lafayette
Pli State College
Aull
Sio Fon
Secreta
Sere
Morris Park Entries Reflect Mixed Odds and Names
Special from New York lists Morris Park entries by race. Three quarters mile features Dr. Hasbrouck and Sir George with many contenders. subsequent events include mile handicap with Port Chester and Livonia. selling and stakes races show numerous horses such as Cyrno snr Kabylon Masteriode Virgie and Moonraker amid stable names Demuth and Chopra. Weather is reported clear.
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New York
Morris Park
Toa Norrow
Dr. Hasbrouck
Sir George
Kirkover
Grol Dolan
Handsoi
Mr. Sass
Mappy Dax
Reilly
Correstion
Rosa HH
Woodcutter
Siroveo
Versatile
John Cavanagh
Mollys
Karly Mlo
Hell of Grange
Avra
Fidelio
Fredles
Ignite
Degenet
Ir St. Florian
Neerencee
Cout
Demeath
Senorita
Berminda
Hassell
Reckon
Metor
Reporter
River News and Notes Telex Dispatch Summary
River news and notes from Louisville Ohio describe weather conditions with river depth readings at Falls and canal, noting business concentrated on ferry boats. Deboardings include Bellaire and Lee J Brooks to Madison, Big Kanawha to Carrollton, Clarksville to Kentucky river, Currie Hope to Evansville, St Lawrence to Cincinnati.
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Louisville
Tehter
Bellaire
Lee J. Brooks
Madison
Big Kanawha
Carrollteuite
Clarksville
Kentucky River
Currie Hope
Evansville
St. Lawrence
Clocinmati
Leading Amateurs Gather for St Louis Championship Meet
In St Louis amateur athletes arrive for the annual association championships at the fair grounds tomorrow afternoon. Entries feature top competitors in events from 50 to 100 yards with several notable names and clubs, though Malcolm Ford of Manhattan Athletica Club is ill in New York.
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St. Louis
Te A
St. Lamnis
Association
Fair Grounds
Malcolm W. Pord
Manhattan Athletica Cub
New York
Gairey
Jewett
Duchinme
Sweeler
Copelind
Harties
Remington
Dodman
Downs
Dolin
Norwood Yacht Damaged On Penfield Reef
The Norwood steam yacht ran aground on Penfield Reef near the harbor this morning after a twisted propeller blade. It was towed to harbor for repairs and will remain there until a new wheel is obtained. Captain Seaman said the repair will delay departure to New Haven. The pilot left for New York.
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Bripenrert
Norman Munroe
Norwood
Penfield Reef
C. & Eaves
W. A. Seaman
New Fentan
Immmediately
New York
Caxten Fair Closing Day Races Highlight County History
Crowds praised one of the finest days in local racing as Caxten’s fair closed with perfect weather and a splendid track. Lady Clare defeated Bonny Scott in two heats, while Myers’ stallion challenged the track record but fell short, marking the best mile ever run here.
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Caxten
Perial
Scumany
Lady Clare
Raen
Bonny Scott
Tay
Myers
River Levels and Weather Notes Across Several Rivers
The report lists river readings with feet and inch measurements, noting whether rising or falling, and weather conditions described as clear and warm. Entries include Allegheny, Moncaxrows, Evansville, Wheeling, Cincinnati, and Natchez rivers with varying statuses and conditions.
Ferret Pest Control Report From Water Street Warehouses
Fragmented notes mention Grance W. C Jouxstox in Cincinnati and Tr Murlson in Wheeling amid tidbits about cleaning and cargo. Commodore Johnston cites readiness of a crop along the wharf while Captain Phillips of the Scotia reports crew safety and inspections. Merchants rely on ferrets to curb rats in grain stores, with visible drop in rodent activity after their introduction.
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W. W. A Nell
New York
Ee National Board of Steam
Fall trotting meet crowns Verlinds BE and Greenlander
In a fall racing event on October 2, about ten thousand spectators watched the 2 200 yard trot Verlinds BE win in three minutes with Harlite and Hubicon following. The second race featured a 2:10 trot with Greenlander taking first, Nellie W. second, and a best time of 21.34.
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Evaxsvinny
Verlinds BE
Harlite
Hubicon
Nellie W
Steamer Routes From Maryland to Europe and North America
Fragments show a steamer network with destinations including Baltimore Rotterdam New York and Glasgow. Mentions Jamison Gilasgow Pulcia New York Southampton and Chicago areas. Notes an unclear list of routes and ports in terse OCR style.
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Maryland
Jamison
Baltimore
Miners Strike Shut Down Coal Mines Across Three States
In Monongahela City and across Allegheny counties, coal mines suspend operations as miners refuse to mine railroad coal. At Courtney Buffalo and Shire Oaks mines no coal is shipped by rail, while Brown & Co opens a new mine but will not ship until the dispute ends.
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Teleghan
Monongahela
Brown & Co
Allegheny County
Washington County
Millsville
Black Diamond
Pittsboro
Ostsburg
Nottingham
Germania
Finleyville
Henry Fleishien
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Conference Handles Routine Business and Advancements
The Pittsburg Methodist Episcopal Conference conducted its routine sessions, passing a protests resolution against Sunday Work's Fair, addressing young ministers led by Dr. Groucher, and recommending three candidates for advancement. Bishop Fowler spoke to the second year class and urged immediate marriage for the three on track for advancement. A closed afternoon session followed with the Allegheny College graduates reunion featuring.
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Astoxtown
Pittsburg Methodist Episcopal Conference
Groucher
Women's College of
George FE. Cable
McKeesport
W. A. Rodebaugh
Pittsburg
J. A. Yonkers
Iuirsville
M.T. Virbelatt
Bulewka
Smith
Pittsburg Christian Advocate
Bishop Powler
Allegheny College
Crazy inventor and airship captivate West Virginia town
A West Virginian named Ondas Love, about 20, showcased a fish shaped airship with three propellers in Peel Tree and nearby, drawing investor letters nationwide. He later went insane, was jailed, and held for possible admission to the State Lunatic Asylum as friends sought care.
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Crankenrna
W.va
Ondas Love
West
Saginaw
Mich
State Lunatic Asylum
Love
Ife
Mafia Member Furie Arrested After Olean Assaults
John Furie ailing Charles Brown, an Italian from Lawrence County, was captured in Olean New York on mayoral orders from New Castle. He allegedly lured Fred Stosana to a secure place near Rosena Furnace, tried to stab him, broke into a trunk, and fled town before police captured him this morning.
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New Castlex
John Furie
Charles Brown
Lawrence County
Olean
N. Y
New Castle
John Sabin
Americ
Sabin
Fred Stosana
Rosena
Trosana
Forie
Rosana
Koran
Furie
Matha
Mrs Moogie Thompson Arrested for Forgery in Foxpay
In Foxpay on Oct. 2 Special, Mrs. Moogie L. Thompson, wife of a colored barber, is jailed on a charge of forging S. J. Baker’s name on a 3600 note, which she sold to pawnbroker George W. Stephens. The note failed to pay, and Baker refused. Thompson had sold many notes to Stephens, often bearing Baker's signature. Her house was burned recently after heavy insurance, with more suits pending.
Education Focus at Pittsburg Synod Meeting
The Pittsburg Synod's second day featured a plan for educational policy and a push to boost Beneficiary Education funding. A committee reported funds raised for a theology seminary professorship, while Franklin and Marshall College leader J H Staler urged a church wide higher education policy aligned with its character. Endowments rose to 141000 with over 100 new students enrolled.
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Franklin and Marshall College Alumni Association of Western Pennsylvania
John W. Nevin
J.5. Staler
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Staler
Free Methodist Conference Elects Trustees
Today trustees were elected at the Free Methodist Conference in New Castex. Elected: Rev. J. Gearey of Pittsburg, W. Sellew of City, M. B. Miller of Franklin, J. Dale of Hickory, M. Flecker of Sharpaville. Rev. A. C. Showers of City preached. Rev. Sk. Wheatlake spoke in the evening. The conference runs through Sunday evening.
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New Castex
Free Methodist Conference
McGearey
Pittsburg
Sellew
M. B. Miller
Franklin
J. Dale
Hickory
M. Flecker
Sharpaville
A.C. Showers
Oi City
Sk. Wheatlake
Well-known contractor sought for bigamy in Ohio case
Thomias McCassin, a well-known contractor who deserted his family in Yornstown Ohio, is now wanted for bigamy. He went to Lincoln Nebraska and married a woman who had left her husband due to insanity. Mrs McCassin, left destitute with three children, will have her husband brought back to Ohio and punished.
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Yornstown
Thomias McCassin
McCassin
Lincoln
Neb
Toledo man shoots wife then fatally wounds himself in Fremont
In Fremont on Oct 2 Joseph Hobe of Toledo forced entry at his wife’s home and shot at her but she broke his arm and she was wounded in the hand. He then shot himself through the brain. He had previously attempted to murder his wife.
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Fremont
Joseph Hobe
Toledo
Verdict Awarded in Rail Accident Suit Over Culvert Fall
Newton Mann of Allegheny was awarded 1000 against the Pittsburg and Lake Erie abroad after he fell from a freight train into a culvert injuring his right arm. The company plans to appeal.
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Yoruxsstows
Newton Mann
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Mann
Dr Greene's Nervura advertised as a nerve tonic
The ad targets women workers and office staff claiming Nervura restores strength and cures nervous weakness and female disorders. It features testimonials and promises free consultation with Dr. Greene in New York, plus a symptom blank and free explanatory letter.
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Alwys
Dr. Greene
Greene
W. Mth Street
New York
Templeton youth dies by own hand in river incident
An unidentified young man from Templeton leaped into the Allegheny river Thursday evening and died. A separate accident near Latrobe killed a year old boy on the Luzerne Valley Railroad when his feet were caught in the rails. Governor Wattison unveiled the soldiers monument at Pottsville and presented lodges to survivors of the First Defenders from Pottsville Allentown Lewistown and Ringgold. A forthcoming Lincoln letter from Colonel A E McClure will shed new light on his early challenges.
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Allegheny River
Witte
Latrobe
Lizonier Valley
Pottsville
Wattison
Allentown
Lewistown
Ringgold
National Capital
W. L. Douglas
Karner
Hess
Weekimnuman
Etonals
Douglas
Brokton
Maxs Southr
Carwr
B.C. Sperber
Pes Carson St
Butler
Henry Hoser
J. Hollman
Rebecca Street
Allegheny
Fires Rage Across Multiple Cities Inflicting Massive Losses
A string of blazes from Kentucky to Ohio and Nova Scotia wrecked warehouses, mills, and homes. Losses totaled hundreds of thousands with limited insurance in several cases. A Liverpool fish warehouse and Taylor's wharf were among the hardest hit, fire spreading rapidly despite efforts to curb flames.
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Steady in New York Market
Market notes indicate turpentine prices hold steady across categories with crude, spirits, and rosin showing firm or quiet trends. Rosin remains stable with strained and common to good quality bids, while yellow dip and virgin variants post varied but stable levels in New York trading.
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Bard
Virgin
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!