Boy jailed for railroad track tampering and wrecking attempts
At Portagile Pennsylvania a 9 year old Moroa boy was arrested for placing an iron pipe and stones on the track ahead of a Pennsylvania Railroad flyer. He was brought to Pottsville and convicted. Detectives found three little girls, playing, tried to wreck the same train near Tombleken but were not arrested. The boy confessed guilt and said he was only playing.
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Portagile
Penn
Joh Bovick
Moroa
Potteville
Philadelphia
Roosevelt At Home Aboard Or Near Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt remained at home most of yesterday except for time with Secretary Lee to review the morning mail and dictate letters. Dr. Alexander Lambert of New York arrived to stay over Sunday as a guest. A late tennis game was played yesterday.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Lee
Alexander Lambert
New York
Ivery
President declines Arctic Exposition guest invitation in Seattle
In a clipped account from a a campy Dawson request, the President was asked to be guest at the Alaska Pacific Exposition in Seattle next year. Prior commitments and a hunting trip in Africa prevent acceptance. Meanwhile other notices mention a dance tonight in Schwinger's hall.
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Ing
Campy Dawson
Arctic Brotherhood
Seattle
Sundar
Earl Grey
Sir Wilfred Laurier
Canada
Africa
Revolver Loaned Used in Cleveland Robbery
In Cleveland Ohio on July 1 hardware merchant John Gegleon of 903 Fue road was robbed by a highwayman who asked to view revolvers, selected one and then took the cash from the drawer after Gegleon loaded the weapon for him.
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Cleveland, O
John Gesdoon
Fue Road
Gegleon
Gegleson
Robce
Friday Luck for Bryan and Kern in Local Race
Astrologers scoff at Bryan and Kern being nominated Friday and twice defeated before. They cite Friday lore while noting a county school certificate examination underway at Central School, in charge of W. P. Molousy and B. Bell.
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Thletgo
Bryan
Kern
Venus
America
George Washington
Bunker Hill
Saratoga
Arnold
Yorktown
Clairge
W. P. Molousy
Kh B. Bell
Five Revolution Jets Attack Cottage Siege Ends in Escape
MODERN RUBBIA reports five revolutionaries fled Odeesa by night train to Krivoye Osero. A siege of an empty cottage began after a private watchman alerted police. A sergeant and gendarmes were met with heavy fire from inside. The assault continued eighteen hours until surrender. One captive described a deadly shot from a comrade. Five men in red shirts and others escaped. authorities suspect the cottage housed a bomb factory.
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Odeesa
Krivoye
Osero
Warm Weather Health Notes From Baltimore American
A Baltimore American item advises moderation in heavy and meat diets during warm weather. Tepid baths and cooling routines are urged, with emphasis on consuming greens in measured quantities. It warns against excess iced tea due to tannic acid and suggests light meals like watercress or lettuce sandwiches with milk.
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Antic
Baltimore American
Mrs Walters Dies Suddenly in Marion Street Home
Mrs. Atina Belle Walters aged 69 wife of Jacob Walters died at her Lee street residence at 11 o clock from a chronic illness. She had been ill but improved today, collapsed after being upstairs, found on her couch by her daughter. Surviving children listed, funeral pending with interment in Marion cemetery. The piece also notes Ruben Dario’s secretary’s homesickness on arrival in New York en route to Madrid.
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Atina Belle Walters
Jacob Walters
Lee Street
Walters
Harvey Leonard
John ©. Walters
Mra. Doniglass McClaskey
Charing M Walters
Alice Patergal
Alexander Walters
John Blair
Hugh A. Walters
Marion Cemetery
Ruben Dario
Spain
New York
Nicaragua
Managua
Ameri
Senor Dario
Madrid
Nicaragus
The Cookbook Tips From An Era
A short lively note on kitchen hacks describes saving foods with small changes. Sugar harms salty flavors, vinegar prevents doughnuts soaking fat, cinnamon improves canned pears, lemon rind dried and stored, and a puff of rind enhances apple pie flavor.
Pointed Paragraphs and Wry Reflections on Duty
The piece mocks excuses for laziness over busy lives, noting men blame being busy or lazy for failures, and laments neglect of others affairs. It wryly observes the futility of advice and the fading window of opportunity when wisdom arrives too late.
His Excellent Judgment and the Political Climber
A first person reminiscence describes a boyhood vow to politics, rising as a campaign adviser to Phunnyman, and a governor’s confidence earned by talent and hanging on to strong leaders. The narrator details salary, confidences, and a career built on quick intuition and partisan maneuvering in a state campaign.
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Crook
Phunnyman
Bin
Amulataur
Phonarman
Weill
T. Hesides
Phineyman
United States Senate
Senate
oMice
Lucky T
Ubout Cox
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Marion Chattel Loan Co
Center St
Price & Hurley
Telephone
Jossone Seo Schwinger
Ehone
Jeannet
Sterling
Tual
G. W. Baker
Lunghr
Huber
Schwinger's
Olu
Atchison Globe
Chls Decorating Company
Grand Rapids
The
Marion Department CO
East Center Street
Ohio Milling & Elevator CO
Haberman Hardware Company
Ice Man
Marion Ice & Gold Storage CO
Eaton
Tschanen Bros
F. J. Lusch NE. Cor. State Center
Mills & Brown
Australia
Vera Michelens
Paris
Elva Ryan
Pixtey
Ladera
Marcelle
Nanette Comstock
James K. Hackett
Louie Lovell
John Drew
Jack Straw
Willan Somerset Maugham
Turners
Chas. Turner & Co
E. Center St
Marion Provision Co
N. Main
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