Fragmented 1900s miscellany of world news and local notes
A collage of century forecasts, international finance, and local incidents. It mentions women paying tax on attire in France, a New York excursion party funded by W. B. Witham, and Japan’s military spending. It notes Indian burial grounds becoming city parks near Sandusky, a century-skewed prophecy on leap years, and world population shifts. Also covered are a piano-learning scheme in England, a bicycle injury verdict in Danvers, German population growth post 1871, a Pan African congress in London, and advances in deaf education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. B. Witham
Georgia
Japan
London
Africa
Americas
West Indies
Australasia
Surrouni
Stevenson Nominated for Vice President at Democratic Convention
Ronson City reports the Democratic National Convention nominated B B Stevenson of Minnesota for vice president on the first ballot with over two thirds. Mayors, delegates, and party leaders filled the hall as Towne and Lewis received voiced support while Stevenson drew the core backing from Minnesota and nearby states. The convention adjourned after final results showed Stevenson leading with substantial cross state support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronson City
T—Adtai B. Stevenson
Miinois
Stevens
Baltot
Mil
New York
Mines
Aulal B. Stevenbon
Steven
Mahawin
Arkonstie Towne
California- Stesetm
Colorado
Stevensin
Connecticut St Nn
Delaware
Mitt Florita
Stevensen
Towne
Steven Minnesaine
Mississippi
Stevenson
Missouri
Dunforit
Meare
Montana
Carr
His
California
Ite tArbaneee
Hanes
Arkansas
Timotae
Jont Davin
Police
Kergeant
Onder
Minals
Mr. Towne
Cherriar
Homer
Ford
York
Thawt Adventyrel
Grauly
Phalraun
The
Davi
Strne
Aele
Ty Senrtel
Tirady
Georgia
Mutetes Tason
Minis
Tienen Kennedy
Ste. Lewis
Didinaa
Selly
Jawa
Kimsell
Kansas
Kentucky
Wrockhwen
Ani
McCreary
Inole
Massachuseette
George Feed
Willian
Williame
Vlew
Charter A. Towne
Minnesota
Thia
Inte
Konens City
Hedin
Murer
Katee City
Menuly
Williot Mryan
Charles A. Towne
Downe
Hoplie
Obituary fragment notes long-serving Kansas City Star editor
Fragmentary obituary honors Katee City and Matty White visiting in La Harpe Ohio Nebite Meentie. Mentions Rene newspaper work Le Kine for MANY vents. Recounts Meg Prentice torn to til hole, years in the union, and many longtime associates including Capt. Henry Klug and George W. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matty White
la Harpe
Rene
Voer Ba
Vest
le Kine
Bert
Kanes City Star
Niernight
Pike
Meg Prentice
Til Hole
Union Aay
Che
Prentie
Friends
Henry Klug
Lange Af Eka
Globe
King
Mren de Tie
Kanene
Osi
Ant
Lawrence Jonenal
Melton
Tobe A. Martin
George W. Martin
Newton de Publican
Kiunsne
Roosevelt von Mckinley at Canton visit with Hanna
Fragmented OCR notes describe Roosevelt von McKinley visiting Canton to meet with Senator Hanna and the national chairman. The narrative mentions arrival in Cleveland and travel to the Hanna residence for morning conference, then a Canton visit to the president in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt von Mkinley
Hanns
Vicw
Cleveland
Roochvelt
Ehner Dover
Hanna
Afrernoon
Oklahoma Territory Officials Debate Salary Provisions
Long article notes Attorney General Strang's opinion on section 66 of the 1907 fee and salary act, including who is eligible for raises based on county population, and when increases begin tied to assessor returns. Also covers personal crisis of Seth Phillips in Oklahoma City, new instructors at University of Oklahoma Norman, and Mercy commutation of a train robbery sentence.
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Sala Tn
Harrison
Magee Mille
Strang
Lam
Aksensor
Astline
Norman
Corps of Instruction
University of Oklahoma
Norma
L. W. Cole
Princcipal
N. Gould
University of Nebraska
Maxwell Phillips
Ann Arbor
Mich
al Jennings
Alphonse J. Jenninge
Chickasha
J. T
Inis Walues
Chishoma
Hinger Herman
General Land Office
Washington
Indian Department
Iaad
Guthrie
Tom Curelis
Russellville
Ark
Nathan Neeley
A. J. Kiel
North Canadian River
Oklahoma
William Yous
Oklahoma City
Taylor
Curtis
Arkansas
Yoder
Turkish Proverbs and Sayings Amidst Mixed Translations
A garbled OCR passage presents Turkish proverbs and aphorisms about daily life and morality. It includes lines about a blind bird, a poor priest, the dangers of gossip, and cautions against overreliance on appearances. The text merges scattered phrases and unclear attribution.
One Woman's Letter Describes Relief From Illness
A reader from Easton writes describing personal relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports being well and able to do her own work with no pain, praising the remedy and Mrs. Pinkham's advice for suffering women.
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Ydia E. Pinkham
Eliza Thomas
Pine St
Easton
Pas
Pinkham
Lydia
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Ees Herald
Bane Sel van
Baal Faetlene
France
Rangers
Boundarion
Sandusky
Buffalo County
Neb
HD. Watson
Enewland
Munle
Manenchunelie
Bolt
Danvers
Supreme Court
Germany
Great Britain
Europe
Bey Mente
Visite Apeech Association Review
Stein OF
TNO
Lewis
Met Hmm
Convention Im Detail
Nebraska
Ste
Nevada Towne
New Humpshire
Steisan
North Carolina
Carr North Dakota
Wil
Ohio
Patelok
Gregan—Stevenson
Powne
Penngulania- Stevenson Oy
Rhode
South Carolina
South Dakota
Yeson
Stevensoe
Vital Stevenson
Virginia
Stevensan
Washington Towne
Weert
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alaska
Arizona
District of Columbia
Messoo
Stevenenty
Julian Territory
Hawaii Hill
Kansay City
Menduly
Tan Howe
Thurnlay
Alabama
Arkave
Valle
Vansos
Kudienty White
Kansas City
Hagan Piedges
Lincoln
Dryan
Ollahowa Cy Ollahoman
Seth Phillips
Shreveport
Wilips
Louisiana
Western National Bank
Worl
Phillips
State National
Philips
Tere Krai
Hendry
Vphrereport
T. “Phillips
Jons Law
Phillipe
Phillipa
Japane
James IL Ranchett
Oklahota
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
Regon
United Siates
Kandlett
Fort Sill
Okhama
Lorne
Randlett
United States
Ardmore
John N. Simpson
Eapers Visor
Chickasaw Ganation
Indian Bureau
Offar
China
A.M. Baldwin
el Reno
Barnes
D. W. Henson
Morocco
N Med. Co
Lynn, Masa
Security
Carter
Tok
Mitchells
Memphis
TME
Pullman Bude Siespera Bolid Wean
Pree Ree Cara
Port Gmlch
Sikee Ehenge
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