Woman Fatally Wounded Husband in Memphis Home
Memphis reports a man identified as Han n S. Dewdon allegedly fired multiple shots from his yard toward a woman and her three children inside a home. The woman, Mrs. Bos ie Hilly Deevon, is said to have returned fire through a window, wounding her husband as he stood intoxicated outside. Dewdon was found dying shortly after. details remain unclear.
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Memphis
Bosie Hilly Deevon
Hann S. Dewdon
Barthott
Deeson
Deckon
Fred Point Blanc
Domon
Sven Heden
W. Hadeon
Rample
Pampas
la Mate
Stenieta
Valerian
Kop
Ube
Robert Bruce
Ohio May Lose Tax Revenue From Supreme Court Ruling
Columbus may face a drop in state revenue totaling about two million dollars annually if the U S Supreme Court upholds Texas rail tax precedent. Ohio's 1 percent gross receipts levy on railroads mirrors Texas practice, with Attorney General Illaways skeptical the ruling endangers Ohio’s corporate tax approach.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Texas
Illaways Iw
Wupceme Court
United States
Sentiment in Michigan Divided at Delegation Meeting
Delegates gathered in a hotel to discuss the Nebraska Minnesota governor race and a potential pledge to Brywu. The sentiment is reported as evenly split between Nebraviane and Governor Johnson of Minnesota with a heated exchange anticipated between stations as the convention convenes.
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Wille
Alebligan
Debbies
Johnson
Minnesota
Brywu
Unclaimed Letters Sit at Local Post Office
A clerk lists unclaimed mail items for several individuals including Donna Harnett Alda Carter Mary Fury Mo Miller and Frank Porter along with others such as Louisa Wilgum Latte Wallace McClork and Robert Green. The notice names numerous names and titles in a dense miscellaneous roll with no specific due dates.
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Donna Harnett
Mien
Alda Carter
Mise
Mary Fury
Miia Ae Mo Miller
Mie
Frank Porter
Amy Buhle Bloxle
Mise M. Schuech
Ethel Seville
Louisa Wilgum
Latte Wallace
Real estate deals across Montgomery and Marion townships
Real estate transfers show multiple parcels changing hands including five acres in Montgomery township to Jacoby, four acres to Grand Prairie Cemetery Association, and several lots in Marion. Transactions involve buyers such as Bibler, Baldauf, and Herr, with prices ranging from 200 to 7,000 dollars, plus affiliated sheriff transfers and executorial conveyances.
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Berry
Wherlif
Jacoby
Montgon~ Y Township
Bibler
Teowhees
Grand Prairie Cemetery
French Crow
Eneryant
Marion
Samuel Miler
Peter Minnegan
W. Petera
George W. Grittly
Morkon
Maud Simpmon
Mender
Merion
Derena
Railroads Motions On Fare Change For Passengers
The Pennsylvania rail line plans to charge ten cents per passenger boarding without a ticket, with notices posted at various points. An infrequent misprint references train numbers 09 and 61 on the Big Sour road, indicating a Bellefontaine to Callen service with a return run. Local schedules will adjust during regular intervals, with updates posted at the point of origin.
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Pennsylvania Railrowl Hin
Lzne
Bellefontaine
Callen
Tila
Witure the GWoiking Valley fond wil tave a fig atop
The Er ie With headquarters at Swanmond and local railroad circle Monday visitor PL Clontich general foreman of the Erie. DM. Smith division enement at the Woiking Valley palit Mar Jon a vinkt Memday.
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Gwoeking Valley
Himpeter
Wy PL Clontich
The
Erie
Swanmond
DM. Smith
Woeking Valley
Disputed School Board Session On Progres Progress
A lengthy school board meeting delved into the school progress and teacher relations. Members weighed the methods used by Mr Frank and discussed community impact with President Guthery and Rev George Mourke offering cautious input. The debate centered on governance, public support, and the town facing a pivotal decision.
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Cheistian
Willy
Sehr
Vien
VB TM
Mata
Cnecress
Weak
le City
Prank
Wieston
Bowiton
Guthery
Ag Tiuel
Chwine
George ML Mourke
Ely
Not So Particular Leap Year Proposal Read
Fragmentary text appears to describe a leap year proposal and personal reflections. Names and places are unclear, but reference to Saint Louis and a transport pact or dispute is noted in jumbled form. The readable portion hints at a public or legal discussion surrounding calendar adjustments.
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St Louis
Great Skin Cure Stirs Europe In Tome Of Remedies
An advertisement promotes a skin remedy called DD Prescription claiming cure for skin diseases. The text touts vegetable ingredients and a guaranteed complete cure within two years per user testimony. It invites readers to request a free booklet and a sample tester from Bean Mocken Pharmacy.
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Aurtey
DD. PD Company
Otieage
Local amateur games and community notices at Webb sparkshire
Local events report an amateur game at Webb sparkshire with Elke and YM C A fall teams. Avon Benn Bundag Cloyd Nichols injured by a ball on East Myrrh atrocl. Marion Ministerial-inscula meeting noted with Rev CO. W. Hensel addressing pulpit power and message. attendance described as large.
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Elke
YM. C. A. Intec
Ueewe
Webb
Ed Mire
W. C. Beals
Avenue and
Genter Pterets
Pirents
Avon Benn Bundag
Cloyd Nichols
East Myrrh
John Jolley
Mehwood
Marion
Mlc
W. Hensel
Vince
Maryeville Visitor Henry Ackerman Networks Today
Henry Ackerman traveled to Maryeville as a visitor today. Ho Dickinson journeyed to Neweaet in Pemneylvania to visit his relative.
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Henry Ackerman
Maryeville
Ho Dickinson
Neweaet
Pemneylvania
Funeral Services for Benjamin Belmement Held at Heth
Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Bette Fontaine Avenue for Benjamin Belmement who died Sunday. The rites included a service by Rev. GM Rourke and interment followed at Marion Cemetery.
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Hsidmeny
Bette Fontaine
Ktouslee
John Maphorken
Rourke Cortidiating
Admiral Coppre Trial Noted in Armm Ror Case
Fragmentary text lists Admiral Coppre and authorities in a wartime or military order. The readable items include references to a trial or official proceeding, with unclear locale and date. Further detail is obscured by the damaged OCR.
The Strength of Wood as Influenced by Moisture
The article explains how moisture content shifts wood from a green, moisture-filled state to dry, stronger conditions. It notes moisture loss first weakens surface cells then strengthens the core as drying proceeds, a phenomenon termed the "Termite tion point." It compares timber drying to other materials, cites spruce flexing with weight, and warns engineers to consider moisture-driven strength changes when sizing timbers and accounting for defects.
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Tosta
Department of Agriculture
London's Exclusive Clubs and their Prestige Revealed
A survey details London's premier social clubs, led by Marlborough and the Naval and Military Club, outlining kingly access, membership by favor, and the old guard among Guards and United Service. It notes fees, historic moves, and key members like the Czar and Lord Roberts, with political and scientific clubs such as the Carlton and Atheneum shaping the scene.
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London
Marlborough
Jil Mall
Marlborough Howe
Chile
Guarde
United Service
Whch
Waterloo
Strangere
United Service Clit
Chimes Street
Pcrupies
Tall Mall
Kulker
Czar
Tty
Lord Roberts
Lord Kiteheher
Lord Woleeley
Army
Neve
Jian
United Servier
Cavalry
Carlton
Northumberland Avenue
Monkerhip
National Liberal
Tunior Cariton
Pleeadlily
Sandetho
Atheneum
Social clubs and theaters amid 19th century London life
A fragmentary 19th century note lists social clubs led by Marquis of Lansdowne and peers, with mentions of Roth, Windham, Wellington, Garrick theatre, Green Room, Savage, and Amprese. plus a discussion of animal senses, especially smell, noting camels, deer, armadillos, foxes, dogs, and lavender effects on animals and people.
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Marquis of
Lansdowne
Earis
Liverpool
Aberdeen
Paradiay
Chantrey
Thomas Lawrence
Tavy
Moore
England
Heine
Roth
Windham
Garrick
Gueriche Street
Cuba
Alexandria
Springfield fox deception in the field described by Seton Thomson
A London Globe report discusses clever hound and fox tactics. It explains how a fox evades tracking by pretending to drown its scent in water and weaving its path with feints. The "Springfield fox" method, attributed to Seton Thomson, shows a fox leaping onto a sheep's back to shake off hounds.
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Seton Thomson
Tyner
Ely
London
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Pontine
ARMM
Admiral Coppre
F. J. Lusch
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Price & Harley
Marion Chattel Loan Co
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