Dec 10 In History and Astronomical Events
Dec 10 in history references include Willian Cloyd Queenwan and a note on the German empire proclaiming a peace between the United States and Spain denied at Paris. An obituary mentions Alexander Manitiion and Aaron Bure. Astronomical data record sunset at 4:20, moonrise, and a declination of 22 degrees 6 minutes south of the celestial equator.
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Willian Cloyd
Bertin
Spade
Paria
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City commends mayor for strict liquor law enforcement
The city’s leader and police chief push to enforce liquor laws despite some criticism. Majority support remains high as officials continue to uphold the temperance stance, while a vocal minority questions the approach. Local readers are urged to back steady enforcement and resist calls to ease restrictions.
International Home Bible Black Face Type A Bible
A compact large print bible described as Black Face Type A for home use. The item emphasizes extra large type suitable for general reading at home.
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International Home Bible
S G Wiant Bookseller and Stationer House of Post Cards
S G Wiant operates as bookseller and stationer under The House of Post Cards offering a range of volumes, paper goods, and greeting cards for purchase.
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S. G. Wiant Bookseller
the House OF Post Cards
Fragmented political rants and local scandal mix in odd prose
A garbled column contends with bootlegging, praise and criticism of officials, a Kansas City disturbance linked to a sensational figure, Roosevelt and mirrors, and a court case about alienation of affection. The piece blends names and events into a murky political mockery.
Contention and chatter mark national mood in a garbled mash
A jumbled survey of political figures and scandals sketches tariff wrangles, court cases, and social shifts. References to Roosevelt Taft Gould and Sullivan mingle with rumors of divorces and legislative delay as a chaotic snapshot of contemporary sentiment and press gossip.
Scientist Announces Major Mars Water Discovery
Boston December 10 Prof Percival Lowell noted an important statement on Martian water vapor based on observations at his Wayetaf Arizona observatory. He said assistants have been wise to determine that water vapor exists on Mars.
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Boston
Percival Lowell
Mars
Wlayetaf
A. T
Planet Mare Atmosphere Debate Stirs Scientists
The article discusses a controversy over Mare’s atmosphere, contrasting disbelief in life there with Lowell’s team seeking evidence for or against an atmosphere. It cites Dr. Lunger’s testimony and notes the potential for water vapor to influence observations from Earth, along with a street address in South Malin.
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la Preentergeneerable
Death of Mrs Rivere Goramum in Marion Ohio
Mrs Rivere Goramum aged over sixty dies at home of George Billar on South High Street after an prolonged illness from a spinal tumor. Only daughter Mrs Frank MIT of Phoenix Arizona was at the bedside. Born in Maxwellon Ohio she lived in Marion for thirty years. Funeral will be at her home Saturday at two, Rev Miller to officiate. Burial in Marion Cemetery. Advertisement notes Beatty and Long sell Durable Rubbers and Austin Pancake mix.
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Rivere Goramum
George Biliar
South High Street
Scranton Hay
Frank Mit‘we
Phoenix
Arizona
Mawellon
Marion
Miller
O. EB. Miller
Mrs Dwyer Dies After Old Age Illness in Marion
Mrs Bridget Dwyer longtime Marion resident dies at home on Kenton avenue at 7 40 am after age related illness She was born in Ireland seventy four years ago and helped in the development of St Marys parish Her husband preceded her in death Survived by sons James Ned George and Pat and daughter Mary Ann all of Marion Father Joseph Denning to conduct funeral services at St Marys Catholic church Saturday morning at eight o'clock burial in St Marys cemetery
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Bridget Drew Awyer
Kenton Avenue
Dwyer
James Dwyer
Net Lwyer
Trans Lime
George Dwyer
Pat Dwyer
Mary Ann Dwyer
Marion Rey
Joseph Denning
St .Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
School program on rhetoric at high school auditorium
The morning program featured students presenting essays and debates on topics such as The American Scholar, Turkey and Its Ni Constitution, and Fight For Peace. Speakers included Wallace Thew, Bart Douce, Anna Lome, and others with remarks on Robert Burns and Why Roosevelt is Popular.
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Jackbonn
Monarole
Schelar
Turkey
Robert Edward Russell
Wallace ‘Thew
Bart Douce
Anna Lome
Shirley Sehoeeniich
Edward Purett ¢Riverger
Irace Hi
Scott's Emulsion Promises Strength for Children
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion strengthens weak and delicate boys and girls, improving energy and growth from infancy to childhood, asserting the product’s enduring power to make children grow and become robust.
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Scott
Somers Re elected Vice President In Baseball League
New York Dee reports W. Somers of Caveland reelected vice president of the American league today. Connie Mack of Philadelphia Charles Comiskey of Chicago and T. Noyes of Washington were named to a committee on ruben. A plan allocates forty minutes before each game to practice with ten minutes saved by visitors and ten by the home club.
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New York
Dee
W. Somers
Caveland
American Leage Today
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Harles Comiskey
Chicago
T. Noyes
Washington
Ruben
Tynare Coldal
Court Happenings in the Williams vs King case
In a Stout County court this morning Mrs Nelle Williams sued Py King, a South Main Street dealer, seeking replevin of goods he seized from her home. King claimed his goods were funded by Mrs Williams, who later departed the city. The dispute was settled with the goods awarded to Mrs Williams who had already accounted for the items.
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Nelle Williams
Py King
Main Street
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Devil Causes Shakeup in Theatrical World
New York December 10 A controversy over Molnar's pay and rights to produce The Devil culminated as Harrison Greg Fiske was expelled from the National Association of Producers Managers after charges by Henry W Gav an. Following Ficke's removal, David Belawco resigned and Benjamin Reeder also quit, with plans for further moves announced tonight.
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New York
Molnares
Tarrison
Greg Fiske
National
Prodhetre
Henry W. Gavan
Mr. Ficke
David Belawco
Benjamin Reeder Tlko
Governor Deneen Becomes Agricultural Student
Urbana December 1 Gov Charien Deneen to study at the Agricultural School University of Illinois during a short January to May course. He seeks instruction in cattle and corn farming following his Illinois State Fair show decision. Clover Leaf Flour advertised at grocers.
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Deneen
Mate University
Forest Inventory Warns of Timber Shortages and Waste
Washington reports the National Conservation Commission outlines forest assets and losses, with Smoot presenting figures. The analysis covers forest extent, ownership, growth, and waste, noting widespread fire damage, potential for conservation, and the need to grow domestic timber to avoid dependency.
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Conservation Congress
Reed Smoot
Washington
United States
National Conservation — Commission
Setfitoy Reed Smoot of
Vitah
Commiedon
Smoot
Mtatietics
Civil Service Debated in House Over Census Appointments
Washington observers report the House resumed work on the decennial census bill, amid a heated fight over noncompetitive clerk appointments. Mr. Gillett of Massachusetts urged replacing noncompetitive exams with competitive testing, while critics warned against reviving spoils-era practices. The debate touched on reform groups, the Hays era, and the fate of temporary census workers. The amendment failed 119 to 5, with other amendments discussed on population statistics and intermarriage inquiries.
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Massachusetts
O'Keefe
Washington
House of Representatives
Alt Pemmon
Massachuchusetts
Witani
Gormalon
Crampacker
Indiana
Civil Service Reform Associations
4iMett
Robinson
Arkansas
Andrew Jackson
Theodore Roowe
Yell
Daniel Keefe
Hepbure
Civil Service Commission
Wmld
Mewr
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Waldo
New York
Parsons
Burleson
Texas
Sulver
Mann
Muinola
Madden
Illnois
Power
Mewars
Langeley
Kentucky
Hay
Virginia
Robsinson
McGuire
Oklahoma
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Kellar
Ohio
Crumpacker
Slaydon
Crame Packer
Slayden
Randell
Sam Virginia
Inimitable Anna Hird Opens New York Show
The first performance at the New York Theatre on Broadway and Long Acre Square featured Anna Hird. Tickets reportedly cost $16 each, with mixed reactions as Mim Jane was mentioned in the street through reports of the night.
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New York Theatre
Broadway
Long Acre Square
Mim Jane
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