Death of Judge C. G. Kelly Remembers a Leader of Lebanon
The Lebanon community mourns Judge C G Kelly who died suddenly of heart failure at home. Born December 22 1837 in Pulaski County he served as police judge county judge and mayor of Lebanon and was Lakeland Asylum steward. Survived by his wife and seven children the funeral will be held Saturday at his residence with interment in Ryder cemetery.
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Mary E. Stephenson
Albert G. Stephenson
Garrard County
Lakeland Asylum
Midn. Kelly
Edward Kelly
J. A. Kelly
Citizens National Bank
Oliver Kelly, Jr
The
Enterprise
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Herndon B. Kelly
United States Navy
John M. Camp
Bernice
Louise Kelly
Ryder Cemetery
Women Lobbyists At Capitol Face Hostile Reception
Washington report notes women lobbyists are kept at a distance in the Capitol corridors and Statuary Hall. Men mingle in the main entrance area while women, often in mourning, write apologetic notes awaiting interviews with lawmakers. A capitol employee recalls the blues of waiting women and evasive congressmen.
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Postmaster General Von Meyer Faces Name Confusion
The Postmaster General George von Lengerke Meyer often receives letters addressed to George von Meyer or Postmaster General Von Meyer due to misreading the "von" as part of the surname. Observers note widespread mispronunciation and a habit of grandiloquence, with no clear remedy in sight.
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Uncle Joe Cannon Clings to His Public Siposition Ambitions
The article recounts how Joseph G. Cannon, famed congressman, seeks a lasting career at public expense rather than the presidency. During a dinner with congressional friends, Cannon talked of resigning only to be reelected, noting a wish to die in office and be buried with a funeral to be funded publicly. It recounts rivals predicting future successors as his power grows.
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ARS
Pete the bulldog returns amid Washington excitement
In Washington a stir rose as Pete the bulldog was reported to have returned after vanishing. The dog had once drawn global tension by ruining diplomats trousers and had the attention of diplomats, cabinet members, and the secretary of war as the United States army pursued him.
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Pete
United States
United States Army
Secretary of War
Bulldog Pete II?: White House mystery and century twist
The White House welcomed condolences for a canine figure as President praised a possible Pete revival. Investigations revealed Thomas R. Stone kept a brindle bulldog named Pete II in honor of the original Pete who died after being struck in the White House grounds last April.
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Pete
Thomas R. Stone
Why Suffer? Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Relief
An old advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for general pain and nervous irritation with claims of no habit, few side effects, and rapid relief. A testimonial from Mrs G H Austinburg Ohio describes headaches backaches and relief within minutes, urging readers to buy from their druggist.
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Pan Son
LaGrij
G. H
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