Taft and Bryan discussed as 1907 Ohio politics shift
In the Clermont Courier dated September 11 1907 discussion centers on William Jennings Bryan addressing Taft speeches and the presidential race. It notes shifting stances on statehood Arizona New Mexico and Senator Foraker's stance while recounting a speech by Senator Foraker to Ohio pioneers and veterans.
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Tip
Arizona
New Mexico
Beveridge
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Brownaville
Harria
Harhie
Bnator
Osi
Ohio
United States
Roosevelt the Nation's Worker and 1908 Political Talks
The article lauds President Roosevelt as a tireless worker while noting a response to a senator and governor from veterans and pioneers. It includes an editorial from the Meddler about Roosevelt choosing a 1908 presidential candidate and considering a vice presidential pick, with speculation about Taft and a New Yorker as running mate.
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Roosevelt
The
Meddler
Cincinnati
Oyster Bay
Hughes
Ohio
New York
Taft
Resolutions of Respect for Mrs Fannie Coleman
The Amelia M. E. Sunday school issues resolutions mourning the death of Mrs. Fannie Coleman who served as treasurer and longtime Bible class attendant. They note her quiet cheerful helpfulness and pledge sympathy, publish the resolutions, and send copies to the family. Signed by Co. W. Nash, Mrs. Harriekt Armstrong, and John Huntington.
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Fannie Coleman
Amelia M. E. Sunday School
Ladies’ Bible
W. Nash
Mrs. Harriekt Armstrong
John Huntington
Westen Schedule Changes for Cincinnati Lines 1906
New schedule effective November 25 1906 applies to east bound Nos 23 24 25 26 42 at Pennsylvania Lines station Pearl and Butler streets Cincinnati Nos 35 and 36 local trains from U S N R R station Court and Broadway Daily through trains Nos 24 26 42 to Roanoke Richmond Norfolk and all points via Norfolk and Western Pullman service from Cincinnati to Roanoke and Sardinia Hillsboro branch connections daily trains leave Sardinia at 550 am and 1010 am roanoke va Cincinnati o
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Pearl and
Butler Street
Cincinnati
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Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
All Pointe Ov
Norfolk & Western Railway
Roan Leepera
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Sardinia
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W.B. Bevill
Allen Hull
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Sardinia Winchester
Peebles
Barden
Portamouth
Srtions
Portsmouth
Rarden
Peebles Tee Winchester
W'mabur
Batavia
Haldwin Clare
Honest Confession on Smokers Seats in City Cars
A Busy Girl explains why she sits in the smoking car for the scent of tobacco. She grew up around men who smoked and craves the whiff of a cigar, finding comfort in the shared habit despite discomfort from others.
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New York
N. Y. Sun
Traveler Returns to Town Meets Indifferent Waitress
A traveling man revisits a town after a year or two and asks about the pretty girl who once served his table. The waitress coldly replies she has always waited on that table. The historian avoids detailing the dinner that followed.
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Richmond
Sir Robert Hart to Return to England After 43 Years in China
Sir Robert Hart, inspector general of the Chinese maritime customs for 43 years, is reported to prepare a return to England. He joined the British consular service at 19 and, in 1863, was chosen by the Chinese government to head its maritime customs. His fluency in Chinese aided the government through rebellions and foreign invasions.
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Robert Hart
England
China
Bees Mess Up Town Baseball Game at Brookside Park
The First Baptist Church Sunday school annual picnic at Brookside Park featured a baseball game interrupted by aggressive bumblebees. A nearby nest near the shortstop was discovered late, and a player who provoked the insects was stung. three players were hurt by the attack.
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First Baptist Church
Brookside Park
York Gazette
Shortstop
Back Yard Garden Yields Gold Mine Turned Plant
A Detroit Free Press item recalls a family story of a vegetable plot that was developed into a small gold mine after persistent effort.
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Hykers
Detroit Free Press
Spelled Business Debate Echoes in Classroom Banter
In a humorous exchange, Mr. Thompson corrects a student over the spelling of business, noting an apostrophe and unusual letters. The pupil retorts that the old spelling is acceptable, and the moment ends with a lighthearted concession to tradition.
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Mr. Thompson
Ants Egg Trade Dominates Russian Harvest
The article explains how Russian ant nests yield eggs sold worldwide for feeding goldfish and canaries. Egg hunters harvest by exposing nests on sunny days, then gathering eggs moved to twig shelters and packed in hundredweight bags for shipment globally.
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Russia
Canaries
A Snap for the Mice Curtain Story
A host demonstrates that decorative bamboo and glass bead curtains are in fact strings of translucent rice kernels. He notes wind erosion makes beads vanish as mice eat the rice, revealing a clever prank and the seaside scene with bathers and blue sea.
Woman M. P.'s Mishap in Finnish Diet Committee
A Finnish diet female member amusingly fell while rocking on a chair during a legal committee sitting. She overbalanced and struggled with the chair before lying on the floor. Male members reportedly did not show regret, highlighting shifting views on gender equality.
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London Mail
Horns Found on English Horse Skull At British Museum
A newly acquired English horse skull in the British Museum displays a pair of rudimentary horns on the forehead. Some older specimens show similar horned structures, yet no ancestor of horses is known to bear horns, leaving naturalists puzzled by this recurring anomaly.
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British Museum
Enduring Bond of Morgan and Pettus in Selma
The article recalls the deep affection between late Alabama senators Morgan and Pettus. Pettus admired Morgan greatly, and after Morgan's death the elder veteran lost interest in life. They were relics of an earlier era, dying close together and lying side by side in Selma after forty years of shared service.
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Alabama
Morgan
Pettus
Selma
Strenuous Treatment by Maori Healers Causes Death
A Waikato case reports a sick Maori girl beaten with sticks and throttled by a tohunga after an immersion in cold water to drive out spirits. She died the following day.
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New Zealand
Waikato
Copperhead Found While Harvesting Corn
Mrs. Irvin Showers noticed corn moving in a barrel and discovered a large copperhead snake hidden among the ears. Her husband, Mr. Showers, secured a pair of pincers to remove the danger from their Punxsutawney porch area.
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Queen View
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Clayton B. Nichols
Yeffith & Nichols
Courier Bullading
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