Governors Quinby Aide meets Taft party in Washington trip
Governor Quinby leads a gubernatorial party to the national capital with stops in Boston and Washington. The itinerary includes receptions, a ball, gallery visits, and an inaugural viewing from Senator Gallinger’s committee room. Members listed include Gov. Quinby, Mrs. Quinby, Melvin Fass Dover, and many New Hampshire residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Willard
Buvihai
Hervey
Get
Congress
Ater
Sulloway
Currier
Mr. Bulloway
Senator Gallinger
Boston
Henry B. Quinby
Melvin Fass Dover
Alr
James G. Fellows
Suncook
Liford
Merrow
Ossipee Centre
Marry B. Cillon
Charles C. Goss
Dover
W. Robinson Brown
Bernar
Arthur I. Pierce
Bennington
B.S. Elwell
Exeter
Ain
George H. Moses
Concord
Wallace Hackett
Portsmouth
Hackett
William H. Mitchell
Littleton
Marion Mitchell
Trinity College
of Washington
Sperry to Retire From Active Navy Service this Week
News releas es indicate Admiral William S Sperry plans to submit a formal request to be relieved from active duty within a day or two after completing the Atlantic battleship feet voyage. Navy officials discuss possible successors including Wesinwright or Fear Admiral Schreder and note Eyerry’s Washington visit as details emerge of the upcoming retirement and command changes.
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Wachington
Mar
Sperry
Navy Department
Dhe
Wesinwright
Schreder
Eyerry
Washington
Mersaye
Lie
Big Command
Bonazart Legacy Case Reaches Attorney General
Fragmented OCR text references Bonazart legacy and action involving the attorney general. Mentions Mr Bonaparte and a court action related to standard obligations. No clear dates, places, or definitive parties identifiable.
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Bonazart
Genesal
Kidney Health Claim Publicized By Kilmer Swamp Root
An advertisement touts Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims many suffer from undetected issues and urges readers to try a one dollar bottle, with a free sample offer by mail from Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tormfort
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Prosecution Targets Railroads and Libel Suits Across Regions
Government actions target Harriman era railroads and the New Haven system with interstate commerce probes. Indictments in Oklahoma involve Gov Haske. townsite requisition cases emerge. Libel suits linger in D C, with investigations in the southern New York district and appeals by banking officers Walsh, Schwarts, and Rainhardt. Bonaparte comments on possible libel case outcomes under a new administration.
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Harriman
Switel
New Boro, New Haven & Hartford
Mellen
Interstate Commerce
Oklahoma
Haske
Mst Cartain
Columbia
New York
Walsh
Chicago
Schwarts
Rainhardt
Pittsburg
Bonaparte
A C Criebas Tournament Closes With Narrow Scores
The A C Criebase tournament nears finish as wearna ment draws near. Only one case shown. Parsce Score returned with limited details. Notable results include Rowe and Tilton at 1052 and 1115, Hoardman defeating Craw 1092 to TKS, Boarman edging Leit.
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Rowe
Tilton
McDonough
Hoardman
Tribute Ties at Cater Event Draws Narrow Victory
In a tense meet, Cater edged rivals as Dynoe and Woon Ranacles led the field. Officials reported close scores and a final push by main vanes determined the outcome.
The Great Industrial Exhibit Opens In Boston Show
Theaters stage a grand night as Boston unveils its greatest industrial show with motor displays, music, and a Women’s Orchestra led by Marin. Notable solos by Mme Lovise Armold and performances by Imperial Ladies’ Orchestra enhance Grand Hall centerpiece.
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Weel
Boston
Cot & Fp
M Marin
Rita
Sho
Grand Hall
Mme
Lovise Armold
Imperial
Tracing Under Arcena Device For Subterranean Water
A French inventor Dien ert develops a hearing horn to detect underground water by listening through ear tubes. The device, inspired by Diguin’s acoustical horn, uses a hole in the ground and a megaphone-like horn. Tests near known subterranean water reportedly succeed, though true underground water hearing remains uncertain. The article also references Bay Mirza Mohammed born in Shiraz and a Klondike gold discovery tale from 1896 with dramatic claims of rapid gold extraction.
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Arcena
Dienert
Instrumest
Krowo Ag Diguin
Acoustele
Esurze
Pearl Diving Then And Now In Australia’s Pearling
A feature on modern and ancient pearling along Australia’s northwest coast describes the shift from naked divers to rubber suits with copper helmets and underwater air pumps. It notes the Ceylon government monopoly, Newfoundland style vessels, and the dangers faced by divers, while highlighting the Southern Cross pearl found near Lacipede Stand and the historical rise of the pearl trade driven by capitalist masters.
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Jallugt
Tfe
Indian Ocean
Ceylon
Australia
Torres Straits
Exmouth Gulf
King Sound
Western Australia
Oland
Roebuck Ba
Broome
Ach
Torort
Clark
Sebmari
Tigmar
Death Is Painless and Natural They Say
A discussion cites Dr. Woods Hutchinson on death from disease or body waste as a natural, painless transition akin to sleep. It argues fear of death is overstated, claiming most patients welcome the end as fever fades and life ebbs, leaving loved ones with quiet grief.
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Ness
Woods Hutchinson
Odd Anecdotes and Circus Tales From Bygone Times
A Washington science writer finds a Berlin paper he translated turns out to be his own article from the previous year, a costly mix up. A Londoner bets a countryman on spelling three words in forty seconds, exposing the frailty of speed challenges. George W. Dunbar recalls Dr Bucconstow’s circus along the Mississippi frontier with horse parades and bearded ladies, highlighting the era’s traveling show life and performances.
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Washington
Berlin
London
Leond
Gai
George W. Dunbar
E. Bucconstow
Uownw
Itan
Gsippi Valleyz
Iaés
Raecouston i
Aga Wair
Icides
Venison talk and travel scraps from a London guest
A fragmented passage recalls venison in season and dining at a hotel on a hill, with references to George Cres, Lee & York, and a guest list. The narrator jokes about meat offerings and mentions Delgian wares and a major’s explanation, ending with a murky note on English deer and birds.
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George Cres
Lee & York Yaehs Club
Lama
Aeason
London
England
Wwe
Archaeologists Find Early European Painting on Sarcophagus
The Ian[e] archaeological mission reports a suspected 2500 BC European painting on a sarcophagus labeled Ukeald or similar. The fragmentary find is noted to be in situ with uncertain provenance and awaits expert verification.
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Iane
Pikers Questioned Over Treasury Demand for Barley
The bulletin notes increased demand for our barley and asks if we are timely pikers. It mentions the States' Barley Protection and United States ranking in barley production, reflecting economic concerns.
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Treasury Department
Buffaty Express
States
United States
Half mile long high cap of mine deposit description
A fragment notes a large open pit mine with a cap of ore, one half mile long and six hundred acres of land. It mentions a million concentrating mill, a potential for many years of production, and mining cost of about 20 cents per ton.
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Tom Bester
Mass
Aperron
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