CAREW Will Carry Ohio Electoral Votes to Washington
The Ohio electoral college met in Columbus and cast all 23 votes for William H. Taft for president and James Schoolcraft Sherman for vice president. Messengers were chosen by lot to deliver the certificates to Washington and Cincinnati. James T. Carew, a Cincinnati elector, served as Washington messenger and has voted for three consecutive presidents.
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New York
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William T. Hoopes
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C. Casement
William H. Tait
James S. Sherman
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George F. Arell
Youngstown
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Cleveland
Twenty-first
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James T. Carew
Washington Messenger
All Furs Reduced One Fourth Sale Ad
A remarkable sale offers Ladies' and Misses' furs including sets scarfs and muffs in mink grey squirrel fox blended squirrel chinchilla opossum astrakhan and more. All items reduced to one fourth off regular price.
Chronic optimist mocks cold weather in winter joke
The Philosopher of Folly calls the chronic optimist who loves cold weather a man with too little money to go south for winter. The remark frames seasonal preferences as budget-driven choices and reflects a tongue in cheek view of optimism.
The Real Teacher Happiness Not Suffering Lessons
A reflective remark on how happiness, not suffering, imparts the deepest life lessons, suggesting mood and mindset shape growth and understanding beyond hardship. It frames contentment as the true instructor guiding perception, resilience, and personal meaning.
Grand Jury Indicts Fifty in 3:30 P.M. Session
The grand jury met at 3 30 this afternoon examining 216 witnesses over 60 cases and returning 50 indictments with several continuances. Indictments listed include Alex Dunning bigamy John Quinn cutting to kill Clarence Kelly horse stealing and George Livingstone manslaughter along with burglary and related charges against multiple defendants.
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Charles Himes
J.P. Scott
Cincuto Mozzie
Paul Glinsky
Alex. Chimoskoi
Thoburn Waite
Wm. Bender
D. Beyers
Alias Taylor
John G. Lashley
Wm. Wagner
Lawrence Gardner
Lee Blair
Andy Popkie
Alex, Dunning
E. Reese
John Quinn
Clarence Kelly
Joseph Robertson
Pete Povic
Vinlin Coba
Burgairy
George Livingstone
John Egger
Wm. Kincaide
Chas. E. Baker
George Peovich
George Carlovich
Mele Perevich
Bozo Jlic
George Campbell
Henry Wilson
Morris Albaugh
Dominic Pannetta
Vincenzo Succinanni
Willis Randolph
A Word from Josh Wise on Daily Food Choices
Josh Wise muses on daily meals noting the rich and the poor differ in question while both seek sustenance. He contrasts “What shall I eat to-day?” with “What can I eat to-day?” highlighting economic realities shaping appetites and choices.
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Josh Wise
Diagnosis of overwork cited by tongue reading
A doctor diagnosed the wife's illness as overwork after simply looking at her tongue. The exchange notes the dubious method and immediate conclusion, reflecting a humorous or skeptical view of medical practices. The dialogue centers on the physician’s blunt, non-specific diagnosis.
The Reason Why Men Worry More Than Women
A witty quip from Smart Set contrasts male anxiety with women’s burdens. It notes men face their own concerns plus managing women’s worries, delivering a light social observation from the era.
Candor as a Noble Seal of Mind and Social Virtue
A compact aphorism praising candor as the seal of a noble mind and the ornament of humanity. It extols candor as the pride of man, the charm of woman, and the rare virtue that scorns rascals and strengthens sociability.
Beagle Voyage and Darwin’s South American Survey
Darwin joined the 1831 Beagle expedition for scientific survey of South American waters. The voyage lasted nearly five years, gathering data that shaped his later works.
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Darwin
The January Sale 09 Lingerie Waists Promoted
The advertisement highlights dainty lawn and batiste lingerie waists in long sleeve with high collars. Shirts are beautifully embroidered and tucked, offered at a listed price around two dollars.
It's Our Greatest January Sale of Embroideries
A large sale advertisement itemizes embroidery lots with Cambric Nainsook Swiss edgings and insertings. It notes thousands of yards in various widths and patterns, with deep discounts from 8c to 15c and remnants at about half price, promoting a January sale event beginning tomorrow.
Sale of Unparalleled Opportunities at New 1909 White Fabrics
A sale listing numerous fabrics with discounts. Fine Sheer India Linen priced 12¢ later, offered at 9 1/4¢. White Dimity Nainsook and Lace bar effects for children's dresses. Shirting Madras and Madras Waistings with specials around 14¢ to 16¢ per yard. English Longcloth pieces offered at 6¢ per yard, down from $1.00.
Sale of Blue and White Enameled Ware Lots
A sale advertises 15,000 pieces of high grade blue and white enamel kitchenware to be sold tomorrow at half price. Four lots with Granite Ware items priced from 19¢ to 49¢ include buckets, basins, kettles, stewing pots, sauce pans, bowls, and coffee pots with steel lids.
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