Pope Toledo auto at Paris show and race notes
A Pope Motor Car Company Pullman style car built in Toledo is shipped to Harape for display at the Paris automotive show. It features a four cylinder fifty horsepower engine and seating for five with a folding table. An American racing agenda includes Bobby Walthour’s plan to attempt a five mile record at Atlantic Beach next January and reports of other European speed attempts.
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Paria
Pope Motor Car Company
Toledo
Harape
Paris
Pope‘Toledo
Heap
Wade
Poe
Pullman
America
Bobby Walthour
Columbia
Carey
Delver
Indianapolis Brewing Company
St. Tonle
Thes
Popp Motor Car Company
Angel
Marriage Question and Health Claims in Obscure Text
The fragment discusses marriage, social practice, and a controversial medical claim. It notes marriages increasing earlier in the year and critiques a U. S. patent medicine promising cures for female weakness and nervous symptoms. It mentions Dr. Fayorde Prescription and its alleged ineffectiveness and profit motive.
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Hells
Inganes
United States
New Rule Aims to Tighten Timing of Officials
The article discusses proposed changes to timing in mile distance racing, criticizing intermediate mile checks as prone to error and fraud. It asserts that a single timer cannot ensure accuracy, notes a push to limit book corrections, and mentions that the Vanderbilt straightaway mile record would remain unaffected.
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Timior
Vanderbilt
Ormend
Football Jingles From Cinelwnati Commercial Tribune
Verses parodying football positions and players unfold as a satirical piece. It features a coach, quarterback, guard, end, and freshman with playful mockery and stylized language. The text shifts to an advertisement for an optician and jewelry store, noting 26 years established and free exams.
Fashion letter sketches hats for winter millinery trends
The New York fashion column surveys hats and headpieces in velvet and beaver for the season. It highlights Breton sailors, dire Loire toques, and Tudor teque motifs, with shaded ribbons, ostrich plumes, and white jet beads. It notes white and pale gowns, dinner dress decorations, and the influence of grand, elaborately trimmed styles in Paris.
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Shane
Rittap Raseboy
Esthule Chairemont
New York Libel Law 13 Declared Unconstitutional
The appellate division of the empire court rules Section 723 of Civil Procedure unconstitutional. It held Legislature exceeded powers by restricting judicial prerogative and delaying trials. President Justice Van Brunt notes courts must determine reasonable time for patient delay and remain free from legislative control.
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Hie
Empromy
Iber
Tustles van Brunt
Asserelion
Eight hour law battles reach New York Court of Appeals
The New York Court of Appeals upheld the eight hour work provision as unconstitutional for state and municipal contracts. The decision, the court’s fourth on the matter, voids contractors’ wage rules and affects public works with potential damages to firms and altered bids.
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Wis
N.Y
Aphanla
Alpany
Theodore Roosevilt
Jovery
Deotatan
New York State
Litin Kaklage
Nevel
Ely
Gyent
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Perlavin
Lea Teying
Chauteura
Autome Biling de
Union of Automobile Drivera
New York
Telmsters
Natvice Renterea
Rede
Frank Waller
Dumbee
York
Anatratia
England
Waller
Australia
Major Taylor
Arthus A. Clase
Wien
Gongidernie
Levhd Af
Jobe GC. Welmore
Che Milp
Speed
Cmong
Tha Imlth Pocard
The
Cinelwnati Commercial Tribune
Bin
Optician
Pacronize
Ley T. Shneter
Comer
San Marcos
Fashion Letter
Akon
Cevack
Fantase
Yves
Brek
Tiffelaa
Undina
San Antonio
Chicago
Hay
Cardavelt
Lars
Emma P. Drake
Evanston Avenue
Caldwell
Mae
Parca
Tisket
Tarige Groeseny
theo United _boure
Historipeity Cowneil
Naahyilté
Bonn
Mosea Mom Yin
Martison
Vhouse
Fe HN Young
Obu
Lhig Tryna
Catterdinner
Dyers Age
WABY
Winslaw
Dharrhoya
Vitali
Fatond
Pout Ouarts
Vares Rees Prasad
Alan Niantic
Toma Ginnlessglit
Evan
Laval
Tate
Itey
Ace Prowl
Aildensa Phdulgy Thesaspat Co
Ing, Srearhanieen
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