President Roosevelt to Visit Indiana Michigan and Illinois
The article notes Roosevelt plans visits to Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan in late September or October on what is described as a vacation not a political trip. It emphasizes his habit of spending time with the people he serves and governing country, aiming to acquaint himself with constituents. It also mentions public reactions to his receptions during earlier librarianship and government service.
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Roosevelt
Indiana
Tinois
Michigan
Pistol Carry Prohibited Amid Miner Strike Tensions
In a public appeal, officials urge restraint as miners threaten continuation of work stoppages. The piece warns against carrying pistols in the Scranton coal region, noting it is illegal and dangerous. Authorities pledge to maintain order, while urging workers to avoid self help during disputes.
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Hhrikers
Scranton
Over the Tea Cups and Oddities Across Nations
A mosaic of curiosities and snippets from Europe and beyond. Fragments discuss French poster taxes to curb vandalism, a Roosevelt daughter with striking features, a Russian religious railway, a windbag barrister who inflates phrases, and a curious Norwegian water cure. Courtroom quips and family chatter mix with amusing observations on manners and society.
Democratic delegates plan for Pennsylvania nominating convention
The piece notes 160 of 314 delegates elected will attend the state convention in Erlengon with six candidates mentioned for the Democratic nomination led by Pattison holding 17 delegates. It also reports a spate of gun incidents and calls for stricter gun control as police warn of permissive weapon carrying and urgent law obedience.
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Ennsylvania
Erlegoon
Pattison
Mahanoy City
Spring Humors of the Blood Ad Promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla
The ad claims spring humors affect a large portion of people and asserts 15 percent are saved yearly by Hood's Sarsaparilla. It promises to boost appetite and cure stomach troubles, relieve red feeling, and improve strength as a blood purifier amid cures for blood poisoning rheumatoid issues and catarrh.
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Hood
Corporations Pay Millions in Taxes and Penrose Praised
Harrisburg May 20 The auditor general reports state finances showing 15 643 542 spent in 1801 on common schools hospitals and asylums soldiers orphans schools and public safety includes funds for National Guard land for forests and other purposes The bulk of state revenue comes from corporations with dimes from banks trusts foreign insurers and other firms totaling millions The report notes liberal appropriations and strong spending to aid the people Senator Penrose receives cheers from farmers clubs for aiding passage of the oleomargarine bill Attorney General Elkin says the dairy meat acts must be enforced against adulterated preserved meats under the 1898 food law and urges Commissioner Cope to act against sale of tainted products
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PentsDivanta
Anancon Ar
Ofcain
Hospital
Siebartae
Commonwealth
Moe Thin
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Eise
National Guard
Treasury
General Fund
Auditor General
Hale Wan
Trust. Com
Dantes
Tao
Ien
Penrost
Senator Penrose
Farmers ‘Organizations
West
Penrose
Credit Due Nis
Beef Trust
Elkin
Eet Triste
Cope
Penney Yale
Philadelphia Live Stock Association
Pennsylvania
Ekin
Fragmented memory notes from Lowell hospital
A garbled OCR fragment from a Lowell Massachusetts hospital item references St Jolley and Father Job, with unclear lines about health, memory, and medical care. The legible bits mention Chaety hospital and Meierine, but the overall meaning is obscured by errors and missing context.
Go-Carts and Fine Furnishings At Great Stores
Promote value and low prices with a focus on complete home furnishings. Advertising Go-Carts with canopy tops and a wide line of sideboards praised for style and quality. Easy terms entice customers to visit, with a guarantee accompanying every item.
Rockers offered in oak and mahogany at bargain prices
Ad presents a vast assortment of rockers in oak and mahogany. One like cut priced at 149 dollars, valued at 306. another at 275 dollars, valued at 450. Emphasizes comfort and durability with affordable options.
Young Men's Christian Association building at Navy Yard Gate
A new Y M C A structure at the navy yard gate to Sauda street in Hooklyn is promoted as one of the nation’s finest boys and men’s clubs. The project is valued at about $100,000 and lauded as a premier facility for the community and youth outreach.
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Naval Young Men
Navy Yard
Sauda Street
Hooklyn
Teten M. Gould
Geating
Moest Young Men's Christian Association
We of
Walters
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