In Loving Remembrance of Ethel Turner
An obituary memorial for Ethel Turner born March 1 1887 who died January 14 1910 at 22 years. The notice notes her illness pneumonia family details and distant Indianapolis ties. It praises her character church membership and offers solace through scripture and condolence from relatives and friends.
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Ethel Turner
Ethel
Hartford Turner
Mackville
Indianapolis
Methodist Church
Baird
Announcement of Ben Johnson for Congress and Kentucky federal appointments
President Taft’s Kentucky appointments spark mixed reactions as Ladlew Petty of Shelbyville is named Collector of Internal Revenue, succeeding J A Craft after eight years. A J Patrick of Salyersville becomes U S Marshal for the Eastern District. Rumors place Tun Fields of Ashland for Collector and others for U S District Attorney roles.
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Taft
Kentucky
Ladlew Petty
Shelbyville
Internal Revenue
J. A. Craft
Craft
Bradley
Petty
A. J. Patrick
Salyersville
U. S
Sharpe
Tun Fields
Ashland
J. Roberta
J. C. Speight
M. H
Fever Sores and Chronic Sores Health Remedy Note
Vague ad style text discusses fever sores chronic sores not fully healing. Mentions Chamberlain’s product as a remedy though with unclear claims and garbled phrasing. Safety and accuracy concerns apply due to poor transcription.
Dissolution of Standard Oil Judge Sanborn's federal tenure noted
A historic notice recalls Judge Walter H. Sanborn of St. Paul who delivered the decree dissolving Standard Oil in the Eighth Circuit. It covers the 1906 government suit, the extensive evidence record, and Sanborn's seventeen years on the federal bench. It also mentions Senator Davis, Judge Willis Van Devanter, and John Crockett the Senate reading clerk.
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Standard Oil
Walter H. Sanborn
St. Paul
United States Court of Appeals
Eighth Judicial District
Standard Oil Com
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
St. Louis
William 8. Moody
Franklin Ferris
United States
Walter & Tax Nona
Walter H Sanborn
Willis van Devanter
William ©. Hook
Elmer B Adams
Sanborn
Senator Davis
Minnesota
Joba
New Hampshire
Dartmouth
Northwest
All Dental Work Strictly First Class in Springfield Ky
Springfield Kentucky advertisement notes a dental office offering first class dental work. The listing mentions a location in the Hagon Block upstairs and emphasizes high quality service for residents seeking professional dental care.
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Springfield
Hagon Block
Deep Creek Social Notes and Local Moves
Mr and Mrs George Elliott hosted guests last Saturday including Will Arnold his wife and two sons Freddie and Arthur Mrs Francis Arnold Mr J A Russell and Mrs Josie Holderman The Elliott family report their little daughter ill but hopes for recovery W B Carpenter and family moved to J H Elliots farm Prayer meetings at Beech Grove church held each Thursday night All ladies Mrs Josie Holderman Mrs W B Carpenter and Mrs Ida Elliott visited Mrs Bell Elliott Monday afternoon Anderson Holderman sold the large property to his uncle John Elliott for 4600 with possession next year
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George Elliott
Will Arnold
Freddie
Arthur
Francis Arnold
J. A. Russell
Josie Holderman
W. H. Elliott
W. B. Carpenter
J. H. Elliott
Beech Grove Church
W. B.carpenter
Ida Elliott
Bell Elliott
Anderson Holderman
John Elliott
Cured of Severe Bronchitis by Chamberlain's Remedy
Mrs W G Gibson of Lexington Kentucky reports her three year old daughter fell ill with a severe cold leading to bronchitis. She used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed and by October 28 the child was well, with the cure described as rapid for children.
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Chamberlain
W. G. Gibson
Lexington
Majestic Demonstration Week and Local Notices in Bardstown
Local notes advertise Springfield Cleaning and Pressing services, Majestic Range demonstrations January 24 to 29, and souvenir ware offers. Listings include estray cow near Graded School, high prices for hides and furs, a Poland-China hog sale for $20, and multiple property and farm listings in Bardstown. Also mention of local dinners, legislative profile, and real estate actions.
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Greene
McEvaoy & Sauers
J. B. Peyton
Near Town
Silas Logsdon
Mike Fitzgerald
McElroy & Shulte
McElacy & Suuart
Bardstown
Ben Johnson Boom On In Frankfort For Governor Bid
Friends of Congressman Ben Johnson praise the Frankfort reception as proof of broad Democratic support for his gubernatorial run. Backers report many rivals pledged not to run and to back Johnson, who plans to stay in Frankfort through the legislature session. He aims to secure the nomination and victory, with strong Assembly and public interest evident during the legislative opening.
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Ethel
Ben Johnson
Frankfort
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Capital Hotel
Kentucky
Mr.Johnson
General Assembly
Courier J
Shanghai Bylaw Sets City Speed Limit at 30 MPH
Shanghai authorities, in a move to curb hazards in one of China’s busiest towns, pass a bylaw permitting motorists to travel no faster than 30 miles per hour while passing through the city.
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Shanghai
China
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