Local Bargains Highlight Holiday Sales at Levi son’s and Clough's
Short locals note 38 cent Rees and 26 cent butter, with ads for Levison’s cut rate sale and Clough’s. Residents Mr and Mrs James T Fredericks and Mrs William Pry visit home towns. many travelers and shoppers head to Gambler and Cleveland for business and Xmas bargains. A Christmas Cantata is slated by Grove church on Christmas Eve. admission 10 and 20 cents. Senator John Cunningham to speak at Ebenezer church Tuesday night.
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A. D. Stokes
Gambler
Leévigon
William Pry
Niles
Ohio
Vernon
Grove Oharch
William Macfadden
Fargo
N. J
End
W. F Semple
East High
Heo
Our Men and Boys
Levison’s
Rachael Wheeler
Bertome
Portamouth
Mame Shipley
Levison
Arthur Paynter
Taday
New York City
Plymouth
England
Camborne
Cornwall
Eingland
John Cunningham
Ebene
Levison'a Owens
Malin
Mp Stirs
John Dowling
Cleveland
Dowling
Vine Street Church of Christ
Woman severely injured in horse wagon accident near Danville
Mrs. Mowery of Danville was badly hurt Tuesday afternoon when a wagon broke and her horse bolted. She fell from the seat, suffered broken bones, and was found wincing and twisted by onlookers in the field.
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Danville
Olin
Java
Mt Zion Literary Cancelled By Weather
Due to bad weather there was no Mt Zion literary program on Saturday night. Miss Gertha Hall planned to visit Brandon this week. Mrs. va Taylor of Mt Vernon planned to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Boris Wolfe. Mrs. Frank Rinehart hosted the Missionary Society of Perry Chapel last Thursday. Mrs. Lawrence Green visited her mother Mrs Mary Wilson of Henpeck. Miss Gertha Nicholls spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents. Mr John Wolfe made a business trip to Utica Thursday.
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Mt Zion
Emmy Destinn Real Name Recalled in Emilio Kittel Note
A historical footnote identifies Emmy Destinn by her real name in connection with Emilio Kittel. The fragment hints at a biographical or programmatic entry noting the singer’s origin and alias. Further context from the article would clarify the exact naming and relation to Kittel.
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Emmy Destinn
Wee Winger
Emilio Kittel
Despondent Brockton teacher’s death noted in brief
Minute reads despondency over unruly pupils is said to have caused a Brockton Massachusetts teacher to die by suicide. Other items report Wert Pul lman Illinois women voting to form a park district, a Paris Academy prize for nonlethal heron deterrence, a New York state milk shipment cut into pieces for Chicago show visitors, Maldon Massachusetts police patrolling at night in squeaking shoes, and a petition against rubber-soled shoes.
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Brockton
New York
Ind
Chicago
Maldon
Mass
Woman Plans Adoption of Fifteen Diverse Race Babies
Chicago socialite Mrs L Brackett Bishop announces a plan to adopt fifteen children, each from a different race, to form a unified American family. She seeks babies from as many ethnic groups as possible, intends public schooling, and aims to raise them as siblings despite diverse backgrounds. Some friends fear public scrutiny and mockery.
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Bishop
Outakirtean
Mr. Bishop
Blighted Chestnuts Fatal in Connecticut Poisoning Suspected
Everett Hale dies after eating a blighted chestnut believed to carry pine poisoning from a poisoned squirrel. Drs Sloan and Brown investigated convulsions and confirmed po meaine poisoning as the cause after linking the squirrel’s diet to chestnut blight. Other Connecticut deaths in the fall followed similar chains of ingestion and sickness.
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Connecticut
Promaine
Everett O. Hate
Orl
Aditison Hale
Linhe
Thomas G. Sloan Wan
Lieman
Brown
Mr. Hile
Longest Reigns in History The 1848 Austrian Succession Noted
A historic survey reviews ancient and medieval monarchs with long reigns, from Pharaohs to Louis XIV, and highlights Francis II becoming Emperor of Austria after Ferdinand I abdicated. It notes whom historians deem longest actual reigns and the shift in empire politics after 1848.
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Ramesend
Sesostria
Lieved
Francs Joseph
Austria
Pharioh
Abraham
Tatursen II
Senha
Louis XIV
Frain Dieudonne
le Monarque
Mazarin
Jobn
Numidia
Victoria
Dames of Aragon
Henry
Edward
George 1
England
James IV
Scotland
Louis
France
Frederick IV
Germany
Pedro IV
Aragon
John Palaealgus
Byzantian
Joseph Wink
Masust
Tryew
Reid
Ruperee
Francis
Ane Howe
Danube
Dullua
Actiam
Francis III
Rome
Mr. Bryce
Freeman
Francis 11
Augustus
Bin
Nation's Growth Shown in Statistical Record Study
The Statistical Record of the Progress of the United States 1800-1978 was prepared for Washington by the Commerce Department. It notes U S area rose from about 900 000 to over 9 000 000 square miles and population from 5 million to 97 million, excluding inland possessions. It highlights wealth and global trade growth and steady progress in agriculture mining and manufacturing.
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United States
Washington
Department of Commerce
Bullfighting School Opens in Cordova Spain
Cordova opens a bullfighting school with a $100000 fundraising drive to support the project. The initiative aims to bolster the port’s standing amid national declines, following a larger but similar effort in Seville. A long list of applicants seeks admission to the school.
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Cordova
Spain
Seville
Citizens Demand Law Enforcement in Copper Strike Protests
About 18 000 people participated in parades and mass meetings in Calumet and Houghton to press for restoring order in the copper strike district. The Citizens Alliance led the events, strikers urged to stay back, and a clash occurred at the Quincy mine injuring three deputies. Resolutions blame civil authorities for neglect and urge governor to replace the district prosecutor with George J Nichols to lead grand jury investigations.
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Calumet
Mich
Houghton
Citizens’ Alliance
William Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Quincy
Lucas
George J. Nichols
Alliance
Nichols
Grand Jury
Ald
Issnstant
Bryan Speech Urges Peace and War Warnings in New York
Secretary of State Bryan at the Canadian society dinner in New York links U S aims to avoid war with Britain and other nations while resisting Mexican tensions He says the administration will remove causes of war and create conditions making war impossible He also addresses a church conference and muses on wealth and earnings.
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New York
Bryan
Canadian Society
Rio Grande
Hrgan
Mexico
United States
Great Britain
New York Federation of Churches
Coney Island
Arkansas judge plans to mount white blue-eyed possum
Judge Charles Coffin of Hatexville obtained a white possum with blue eyes from a farmer. He intends to have the animal stuffed and mounted. The farmer said there were two such possums, but his pig lost the other in a mishap.
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Albing Possum
Hatexville
Ark
Charles Cofin
Coffin
Erie
Railroads Boost Wages In Freight Rates Dispute
The Interstate Commerce Commission resumed hearings on a 5 percent freight rate increase sought by eastern railroads. Testimony centered on large wage hikes and carrier investments over the past decade. The Pennsylvania Railroad reported a 37 percent wage rise for its employees through June 30, 1913, versus 1901 rates.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Ohio
Potomac Rivers
Pennsylvania Railroad
To Compose Her
A lady in the hall has hysterics and is escorted into the composing room at once as the editor seeks calm and order amid the disruption in the newsroom.
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Boston Troneering
Arctic explorer Stefansson and vessel Kar luk blown away
Fragmentary report notes Stefansson Arctic expedition ship Kar luk was blown away. Wireless transmissions captured human voices amid Atlantic debris. The piece contrasts with Wall Street tensions and hints at dietary shifts in India and butter served in tubes.
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Arctic Explorer
Karluk
The
Atlantic
Wall Street
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Schmidt
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