Insurgent Fight Over Senate Rail Bill At House Session
Washington scenes point to a heated House debate tomorrow as insurgents push to strip the Senate bill of amendments before conference. Regulars and insurgents clash over whether to accept the Senate version or send the bill to conference for compromise. Ohio bankers also gather in Columbus for a convention and talk of forming a clearing houses association.
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Columbus
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Clearing Houses
Cure Catarrh with Botanic Blood Balm claims
An old advertisement touts Keble Bottle Blood Balm as a quick permanent cure for catarrh and related symptoms. It claims to purify blood, soothe nerves, and restore strength, with testimonials of thousands cured. Offers samples and bottles sold by druggists in Atlanta Georgia.
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Blood Balm Co
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Express
Zeller Receives Diploma as Canal Fulton High School Valedictorian
Ohio official J W Zeller, state school commissioner, is to graduate tonight as valedictorian of Canal Fulton High School class of 1910. He first completed the Canal Fulton course nearly 50 years ago when commencements were rare, and he now adds the parchment once more in a ceremonial return.
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Canal Fulton High
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Dalzell Wins Hot Fight in Pennsylvania GOP Race
In Pennsylvania's 32 districts Republicans renominated all candidates after heated contests. Alfred D. Garner and William H. Graham were defeated in key districts while John Dalzell won a fierce battle in the thirteenth district. Mayor Black hinted at forthcoming criminal fraud proceedings against Dalzell.
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Lune Vu
Pennsylvania
Alfred D. Garner
Schuylkill County
Cannonite
William H. Graham
John Dalzell
Hart
Black
McKeesport
Dalzell
Daleell
Curtien to Ball Flight Proposal From Cleveland to Detroit
A proposed long flight from Cleveland to Detroit via Putnam Island is offered to Curtien by John Farrell of the Murrell Syndicate with a promised sum around 10000 and possible extra from Otto Carmichael. The route may include Putinsay Island and Patriot, with a Detroit finish planned during the week of July 15 amid national convention events. Gibbs notes total stake could exceed 26000.
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Otto Carmichael
Detroit
Curtis
Gibbs
Curties
Forest City Park
Farrell
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Promoted as Safe Female Tonic
An 19th century health ad touts Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a harmless powerful tonic for women. It claims to strengthen the nervous system and treat conditions from nervous exhaustion to hysteria with a promoting note on a free copy of its accompanying volume. Dr Pierce also advertises his Pleasant Pellets to aid stomach liver and bowels.
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Dr.e
Emenetingy
St. Vitus
Amafica Aviator Rothe Round Trip Acrome English Channel
A report notes Amafica aviator Rothe completing a round trip crossing the English Channel with a record or notable feat. The item presents the event as a featured travel achievement and positions Rothe as the central figure in this aviation milestone.
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Rothe
English
Parisr Calaladil
Noted Writer of Short Stories Dies
New York reports the death of Sydney Porter known as O Henry at Polyclinic hospital after years of illness from complications of canes. He rose to fame in magazines during the past eight years with a distinctive slang filled humor and dramatic narration.
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Sydney Porter
America
O, Henry
New Orleans
Henry
O. Henry
Berger Replies to Taft at Milwaukee Meeting
Victor L. Berger, Milwaukee socialist leader, replied to President Taft asserting Bodlianism as the advancing civilizational phase beyond capitalism. He warned that socialism would win in Washington and other capitals, calling New York and Philadelphia culpable for indifference.
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Taft
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Myr. Berger
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Rockefeller
Charles F. Murphy
Berger
Wicconain
Washington
Alan
Soclatinm
New York
Philadelphia
Movement to Stop Jeffries Johnson Fight With 1 Million Postcards
A nationwide protest effort in Columbus aims to block the Jeffries Johnson bout set for July 4. Business leaders back a plan to mail 1,000,000 postcards to Governor James N. Gillett of California, urging him to intervene.
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Jeffries Johnson
Columbus
Jeffries
Johnson
Columbie
James N. Gillett
United States
America
George L. Rockwell
Foster Copeland
George H. Barker
Louie A. Alcott
Harry M. Hlalr
Clyde
Memorial Services Set by Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pythias in the city plan extensive preparations for the annual memorial services next Sunday afternoon. A sixteen piece orchestra will furnish music and Miss Mary Dennison Gulley will render a solo.
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Knights of Pythias
Mary Dennison Gulley
Golden wedding anniversary celebration at Allen home
More than 200 guests attended Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Allen's informal reception on their golden wedding anniversary at their east Center street home. The interiors featured yellow roses, American Beauty roses, and southern ivy with elegant dining-room decorations and a dinner for family and guests, all in a festive gold motif.
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Wren
Erin
Hany
Governor Gillett Receives Million Post
Governor Gillett is named recipient of a million dollar post in a reshuffle. The appointment signals a major career ascent and places the governor at the center of political maneuvering within the administration.
Day Has No Use For Automobile
Syracuse June 6 Chancellor James R Day in Syracuse University graduation sermon attacked the automobile industry as unproductive. He argued Americans spend more on dogs than preachers and warned that energy is wasted on indulgence and idle pursuits. He called cars a fashionable but burdensome road conveyance.
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Clas
Syrause University
James R. Day
Noted Ohio News Items Sweep The State
Ohio stories report the death of Harold C. Kapp after scarlet fever developed post banquet, and Robert P. Johnson Sr. killing himself in Springfield. Dayton train fatality claims Harry C. Coombe and two others. two brothers drown at Holloive. Lima charges against Attorney Armstrong. Cleveland hosts State Sunday School Convention with lectures and exhibits.
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Cincinnat
Harold C. Kapp
H. P. Goebel
Norwood
Kapp
United States
Lurton
Killa
Dayton
Harry C. Coombe
New Carlisle
Clark County
Lole
Paul Wintrow
Thin City
Lima
Kiluger
Ft. L Armstrong
Beall
Arnstrong
Hull's Caterer Cure at the Teatime Grave System
A fragmentary OCR text references Hull's Caterer Cure and a mention of a biged system at teatime. It also hints at names like Wolsey muna and Cowen by arnt Tulede, with phrases about preservation and argumentinix free. The passage is highly garbled with no clear events or dates.
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Hull
Rake Hall
Man Ends Life at Cleveland Crematory Over Cremation Fee
Carl Frederick Josaph Shafter, 76, a machinist, shot himself while lying on a culvert inside the Cleveland crematory in Collinwood. He had paid for cremation of his body and left a will noting the payment. The bullet entry damaged the brain and ear, with the suicide reported on May 19, 1906.
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Cleveland
Carl Frederick Josaph Shafter
Cleveland Crematory
Colllwood
Shatter
Streetcar Collision on High Street Injures Several
A rear-end crash between two streetcars on High Street near Fourteenth Avenue injures seven people, with one possibly fatal. The loaded car had stopped to unload near Olentangy Park. the second car, driven fast despite hand brakes, could not stop. Dale, a bookkeeper for the Board of Public Works, suffers severe injuries requiring amputation. recovery is not expected.
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I, Oy
High Street
Olentangy Pai
Fourteenth Avenue
Ri Dale
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Board of Public Works
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Parrot Fricatives and Folklore in Browning Magazine
A brief fragment from Browning's Magazine presents a playful, cryptic exchange about a pot parrot and a tilted hawhand, reflecting whimsical Victorian humor and language. The OCR text shows partial quotes and typo filled phrases.
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