Senate Passes Bank Measure and Campaign Bill
Washington June 28 The Senate approved the postal savings bank bill and also moved campaign publicity and reclamation measures to the White House. President Taft, riding near Rock Creek Park, greeted the news as a record legislative yield since the Civil War. He noted the postal savings bank passage as satisfying many without influence, and said amateur banking here is commendable. The Senate action was swift and favorable, with Saturday adjournment in sight.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Congress
Boone- Welt
Rock Creek Park
White House
Capitol
Calle
Cobras
Dolliver
Iowa
Pontul Savings Bank
Thouwande
Fragmentary Taft era notices from scattered events
A damaged OCR fragment reports various events including Battlin Nelson delaying Taft with a book, a flock frightened by lightning, and travel plans of officials near Cincinnati and Elizabeth, with a fatal train incident noted. The text is garbled and names places and persons unclearly.
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Battlin Nelson
Taft
William Bently
Bellefontaine
Reverly
Courmorce
Nagel
Hbilaabeth
WN. 1
Mt By & Train
Livestock and grain listings from Chicago and surrounding markets
Market notes show cattle and hog prices, sheep and veal values, and grain quotes across Chicago and nearby towns. Includes Livestock exchanges in Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh areas with price ranges, shipment notes, and commodity movements for cows, hogs, sheep, veal, and wheat futures.
Mt Vernon Local Notes and City News
Mt Vernon locals include Hilhdon Willan in Wheel Flat and a Gambier visit by Charles Hillier. Several residents travel to Columbus Cincinnati and Akron for business and leisure. Notables travel from Gambier to Mt Vernon and nearby towns, with social calls and engagements reported. News covers gaps in week, with upcoming Boxwell commencement and a Jefferson Johnson fight noted.
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Foxs
Willan M. Coup Wan
Wheel Flat
W. Va
Beanie van Voorble
Gambier
Chas. Hillier
Atrwherries
Gambier Rund
Henry Fairchird
Columbus
Tialnens
Leopold Manibourg
Crafton
Mina Lybarger
Mise Sara Larimore
Cincinnati
Frands
W. B. White
New York
the Park
John Mead
B. la Kohn
Weat Gambier Street
Akrona
Tred R. Jones
Mt. Vernon
M. J. Hannigan
Laktie
Mansfield News
Fleming
Ely
Akron
Inne
Mary Fishburn
Mis
Mary Wishburn
Harrisburg
Robert Jonson
Washington
Tf. lx
By H. Jedson
East High Street
Roger Pariah
Millerdburg
Harry Grabb
Chicago
Nathaniel McNeal
Third Avenue
Elizabeth Reynolds
Margaret Mead
Messrs
Thoma Gaffney
Frederick Ewing
Reno
Nevada
Jeffries Johnson
Charles Wyancoop
Childdren
Toledo
Wyancoop
Charles Bainter
South Vernon
F. M. Bricker
Ind
Savannah triple murderer to die by gallows tomorrow
Savannah Georgia reports J C Hunter sentenced to death by gallows for the December triple murder in the Hunter home. His wife Maggie Hunter, Mrs Ellen Gribble, and Mrs Carrie Oblander were slain with a bloody ax. Police initially suspected a race riot entangled in the case.
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Savannah
J. C. Hunter
Chatham County
Maggie Hunter
Ellen Gribble
Carrie Obelander
Hunter
Eliza Gribble
Mra. Oblander
Mra. Hunter
Mra Gribble
Chandler
Prince Edward At Seventeen And Future Prince Of Wales
London reports mark the sixteenth anniversary of Prince Edward of Wales. The heir to the British throne has joined the Dartmouth flagship and may begin a world cruise soon. A popular cadet, he excels in cross country and sports, with boxing and swimming among his skills. If investiture occurs, Wales may host the ceremony with nearby towns contesting the honor.
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London
Observathoe
Prince Edwardk
Wales
George
Prince Edward
Duke of Corwallia
Dartmouth
Navy
England
Community Social Notable at Mt Zion and Nearby Homes
An informal Thursday evening gathering at Mt Zion featured music conversation and refreshments with many neighbors and friends from Catena and surrounding areas. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jumer Fowls and son Frank of Pine ah and multiple local families, with activities spanning church exercises, service attendance, and volunteer work noted as commendable by residents.
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Catena
Olek Snealer
Jumer Fowls
Frank
Pineah
Milton Hays
Mra
Wm. Hays
Esto
Commencement Program at Centerburg Opera House
The Patterson township commencement unfolds Monday evening at Centerburg Opera House. The program lists music by an orchestra, resections, and readings including The Movement Cure for Rheumatism, The American Indian, The Polls Boy, and Jenkins Goes on. Speeches and diploma introductions are credited to Rev. Hoagland, Rev. R. H. Long, and F. C. Po.
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Hiliar Township
Patterson
Opera House
Centerburg
Hoagland
Marvin Hoagland
Charles Montgomery
Maybelle Horlocker
Aflehnel Harela
Harold Jowls
Little Attle Room
Sadie Armstrong
John Jenking
Aud
Selby Mawle
Winifred Miban
Jenkins
Charles Hutton
Bart Warr
Music—Orchestra
Lise Andrew
R. H. Long
F. C. Po
Tenedietion—Revy
Belin
The Lane Colored Musical Comedy Co at Auditorium
Hiawatha Park presents The Lane Colored Musical Comedy Co at the Auditorium Saturday evening June 25. Featuring W. B. White, a New York favorite comedian, with a showy company of artists and dancers, and specialty acts from Wirsing and The Black Jesters.
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Lane Colored Musical Comedy Co
Wirsing Oleareehy
W. B. White
New York
Artixin
Bligorsiat Cauxing
Entertained With Bridge At Walton Home
Society items recount a Wednesday evening of bridge at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walton with guests including Mr. and Mrs. George McNabb Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Bope and others. social occasions feature games music and refreshments.
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Arthur Walton
Gambler Street
George McNabb
Charles A. Bope
Robert Johnston
Mids Irvine
Chariea F. Baldwin
J. M. Armstrong
Walton
Thomas Weir
A. Wilthins
Notice for Bibs Kordpoalt in OMIAl district
Notice states sealed bids will be received in Nixon County Union County on Wednesday July 20 1910 for the selection of depositories for a two year term. Clerk to deliver details and board to consider bids. The Herald reserves the right to reject all bids and resettle process.
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Finila
Ienny
Cork
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Thomas Hegens
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