John Abel Leads Tight Marion Lodge Vote Runoff
In a rainy Marion election day contest John Abel, Eagle hustler, maintains lead near the 15,000 votes mark with Joe Shaw crossing the 10,000 threshold. Alberta Neal of Caledonia tops ballots for the week with 6,020 votes, while Mrs. Davies follows. the event features prizes including a sterling piano and diamond awards for top male and female contenders.
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Priday
Alberta Neal
Pythian Sinters
Caledonia
Cusie
T. J. Davies
Merv
Victor Jump
Eame
Joly Abel
Joe Shaw
Elke
Mixe
John Stoll Shoe Company
Mise Neal
Caele
Marion
Wolls
Return of Famous Comet Captivates Astronomers of Old
A fragmented account explains Halley’s Comet and its returns, noting its last appearance in 1682 and predictions by Edmund Halley. The piece traces how Halley linked past sightings to a single celestial traveler, urging cautious optimism about its naked eye view after Oct 1, 1000, amid broader interest.
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Tegton
Talley' Coset
Saturn
Tavisble
Charins TL
New Halley
Halley
Hatley
Palutsed
Pennant
Taxation and Service Charges at Public Utilities
A pair of remarks from New York City officials at the First National Tax Conference argue public service corporations should share best service at lowest cost. Tax plans should ease tax cuts when service charges fall, with public accounts and limited net earnings.
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Public Service Corporation
Ker Lee
Lawcon Purdy
Apartmett Taxen
Astosementey
New York City
Pofore
First National Tax Conference
Mayenies
Lawson Purdy
Department ‘Taxes and
Ansoaswmenta
First
National Tax Conference
Tanative Jean and Bromo-Quinine Remedy Row
A fragmented notice references Tanative Jean daily and a quarantine remedy with Bromo Quinine. It hints at a routine cure or preventive measure but lacks clear context or full details.
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Jean
Music Hath Charms Rediscovered by Louis James Story
Louis James recalls early career days in a bi by night company touring small Went towns. A soubrette, gifted yet ambitious, enacts a dramatic Rockies scene in Dubuque with a grand piano. She recites The Maiden's Prayer amid staged savagery and personal tragedy, evoking Harper's Weekly’s dramatized memory.
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Louis James
Akill Ag
Witter
Dubuque
Rockies
Theoubyette
Harper's Weekly
Slaves in Massachusetts Trailed Through Old Hanover House
In early middle eighteenth century Plymouth county, the Tilien house in Hanover town housed enslaved people for market. Slaves named Mor-ton and Cuffee served captivity roles. one, a slave boy, died at Valley Forge. The house, a landmark, is being demolished after nearly 200 years.
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New England
Tilien
Plymouth County
Denay
Hanover
Jadediah Dwelley
North Hanover
Sys
Clhvet
Hill
Col. Bailey
Valley Forge
Cultom Tilden
War Co
Benjamin Raye
Jack and
Billah
Ty Job ‘Tilden
Jol Tilden
Hebramey 12
Via
Washington Society Dinner Etiquette at the White House
Washington society details the intricate order of precedence for White House events, noting the president and vice president at the top, followed by the chief justice, cabinet, ambassadors, and ministers. It explains diplomatic protocol, guest seating, and punctuality standards during state dinners and New Year receptions, with emphasis on behavior of officials and foreign dignitaries.
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Washington
White Horse
Cleveland
United States
Nin
Fuiemry
Wate Teceptiona
White House
Annemder
Cho Howte
Ion
Atinte
Ling
Hitayake
No Seat No P Movement Grows Among Slap Hangers
The Slap Hangers League promotes red button wearers who refuse to pay for riding outside streetcars and face frequent clashes with league members. Conductors retreat, leaving Strikers to collect fares from the defiant riders amid rising support and visible sympathy.
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League
Beaties of the Black Rod and parliamentary access
A detailed portrait of Black Rod in Parliament describing his role at the door of the House of Lords and the Commons, his ceremonial dress and authority, and how the King’s messenger is admitted only by permission. The piece notes the tension between royal ceremony and democratic gatekeeping. Also mentions a separate tidbit about New York speeding fines.
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Blarkstod
Black Rad
Comnnons- Ag
Wergekot
Black Red
Mack Red
House of Commons
Cernatone
Lis Mormage
Comnneta
Clark Kel
Black Rod
Commons
House of Peers
Hayinehie
House of Landa
Michael Biddulph
Candabay
Ainck Rod
House of
Petra
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Mundey
Pytham Sisters
Sarah W. Custo
Catholic Ladies of
Ohio
Fen Hor
Charles Wayland
Ladies of the Maccabeos
Victor
Jacob Weber
Companions of Foresters
Bagion
Joseph Shaw
Sae Swick
Candy Lodge
K. of P. W
Luellen
Konelusko
Harvey T. Davin
George Hagemann
Wayalde Lodge
Fred Wilson
Ottis Weikt
Harry Mason
Y. M
Omer
Yoat
Ilmont
Belone
the Mirror
G. W. Baker's
PRIA
G. W. Bowers
South Main Street
C. J. Barke
Wear Center Street
Nolen & Sons
East Center Street
Bolcher
B. Burris
Center Street
Theresa
Carrier
Daily Mirror
Courtier
Mirror
Seeee Sane
Mall
Corens
Mail
Tee
Weekly
Oee
Sane
Weekly Mirror
Lady's
Marion Mirror
Vincrota
Adele
Lous Haked
Rowan
Admiral Copfer
Massachusetts
IN Washington Society
White Houses
New York
In the Mirror
Howard
Reliable
Wearwell
Marx & Sons
Lounsbury
Mathewson Oxford
E. P. Reed
John Stoll Shoe CO
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