Taft Appeals to Labor in Ohio Campaign Tour
Taft makes a broad appeal to organized labor while campaigning through Ohio. He defends his record, stresses fairness to workers, and urges labor leaders to consider long term interests. The day includes stops in Cleveland and Newbury, with speeches stressing balance between business and labor.
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G. Get
William IL ‘Tatte
Toad
Mediciare Hay
Predioutiat
Wistelete
Hele
Taft
Tte
Plath
Howlston County
Newbury
Cleveland
Local Events and Incidents Reported in Marion Area
Numerous brief notices from Marion and surroundings record meetings at homes on Prospect Street and West Center Street, injuries at work, a collapse, a political attorney's activities, and church and school happenings. The text notes planned gatherings, an oratorio study by Marion High School, and a fall by farmer Alex in Nilner me Wig Island area, with several individuals named in passing.
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Mies Margaret Key
North Prospect Street
Florence Richards
TD Uy
I. Ridgely
Boulevard
Marlon Stegui
Servis
Georg Jeffers Aml
Mie Bey
Aisooviniek
Unital
Jastier Guat
Sheety
Charles Buttaytin
Wi Ie Vane
Joe Ignoffo
West Center Street
Gadty
Aid Society
Beangereat Lutheran Church
Rene Jar
Harry Johnen
Mteruvhan
W. C. Wallace
Columbiena
Regul Vuslnen
Ely
Treneurer
Marion High
Clie
Hove
Pureign
Alex
J. W. McMurray
Jobn Weiss Digs Orhido Wetw Death Notice On Hinoin
John Weiss, a local blacksmith, died last night prompting a terse family notice. Jobn Weiss confirmed the passing in a brief message from Hinoin, noting the loss.
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Orhido Wetw
Tocal
Hinoin
John
Fragmentary Local Notice and Parlor Ad Fragments
A disrupted page snippet shows a funeral notice for a deceased tradesperson in Adelaide with scattered references to a grocery store and a home at 25 N. Jeter Avenue. The text also contains assorted captions, family talk, and unrelated jokes about marriages, wealth, and twins from various sources.
Brevities Sketches of Various Items and Figures
A scrambled list of notes mentioning Budapest apothecaries, John Vincent of Saugatuck delivering milt to a phaeton drawn by two steers on Landen Maddani, and a Scotwh man. It notes a daughter born to Lieutenant Grant, daughter of Secretary of State Bly Root, and Italian figures like Italla Garibald i. It mentions Garibaldi's granddaughter appointed to head a Catholic Girls' School in Rome, a monument to poets and composers of the “Gospel Songs,” and the South Africa port Elizabeth war memorial with a stone carving of a Boer farmer offering drink to a horse. It cites a Cleveland conference and a girl named Joan Perri. A gold badge for a champion child is described.
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Bertha Eniatich
John Vincent
Saugatuck
Toon
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Maddani
New York City
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Garibaldi
Tine
Theyetarge
Bethodist
Hawe School
Rome
Steude
Garibald
Sagkey
Ronwin
America
Fashion's Frills Reflect Wardrobe Shifts in Skirts
The article notes a strong meaning to retain long untrimmed skirts with a distinguished look among garbed styles. It describes working skirts as platy circular or circular gores, while afternoon and semiformal wear feature richer trimming. Skirts narrow across the board from the Inez season, with even plaits shortened toward the knee.
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New York Port
Home Cleaning Tips From A Past Era
A thrift store style guide offers household tricks: soak a new toothbrush in cold water for twelve hours before use, dampen funnel tips with camphor spirit to remove mirror fog, turbentine weak washes drive away water bugs, scorch and hang garments to remove stains, avoid soap on marble, wash with ammonia softened water, lace care with distant rinses in milk to keep a soft color.
Plays and Players Tour and Cast Changes Highlight Theaters
Nat C Goodwin starts Booth Tarkington’s Kirby tour in November. Amy Ricard returns to Girls. Thom Wines, John Shavin, Meg Woken star in Whitney’s A Knight For Day. Roger Smith works on new Eddie Foy comedy. Miss Mabel Roeinock plays Princess Flavia with James F Hackett. The Prisoner of Zonda features James F Hackett. Joetin Huntly So Carthy’s London drink Dramatized by Lewis Waller titled She, Datie's Motto adaptation.
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Nat C. Goodwin
Booth Tarkington
Scraps of Science and Cosmic Interference
fragments discuss solar gel and interstellar events. cites 48,000,000 values and 2,700 years to reverse intervening space. mentions full moon, 200,000 weaker light, and a reference to John A Whawtiewy in Vittebure. claims potential Earth interference by outsiders and unnamed natural forces in a dated, speculative tone.
Short Stories From a Fractured Local Page
A garbled early 20th century collage mentions whales, cotton, an artichoke cultivation, and a parade in Philadelphia 1790. It references Norwich Conn, Madeira, Italy, Egypt, and a Vermont shop fire. The text notes Loviximna sulphur deposits expanding exports and a rise in sulfur imports and tones.
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Stantte
Norwich i
Madeira
Morocco
Traboe
Italy
Oerieler
Becotogton
Crick
Anikhedi
Mitford
College football rules ahead in 1900s era play
The article notes Yale and Harvard crews inviting the Putney, England boat builders to craft ocehan boats for the forthcoming university race of 1900. It mentions anticipated advantages under new football rules, and hints at possible managerial changes with Asiilert and MeCloskey connected to team selection and discovery of players.
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King Dillon
Buron Dillon
Yale
Harvard
Putney
England
Cambridge
Walt
Ty Asiilert
Louis Nationale
Collert
Tewodie
Doret
German Gleanings and Saxony Population Note
German Gleanings reports Saxony as the most densely populated state. It notes Germany paid 7,650,000 marks for imported wheat and flour last year. It cites meat consumption per person in Wigan and mentions a Jubilee telegram to Wilhelmsborg’s burgomeister from unmarried local girls urging marriage with light humor.
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Saxony
Germany
Wigan
Wilhelmsborg
Hurgemeister
Fragmentary Parisian facts on forests and river life
A garbled paragraph from an 18th century French context mentions Parisian wood imports, forest yields, and river pollution. It cites rainfall bacteria in Seine water, forest value, and livelihoods tied to river resources, with a caution about skinning the river for sustenance.
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Paris
Belne
Fragmented clue about old fashion ed min and court query
A muddled excerpt references an old fashion ed min and a Philadelphia lawyer to worever that. It mentions men who caught children and bearded them by cabbing his tee over their heads and a notion of wild extravagance for a child to wear the Sunday shoe on a weekday tied to the Atchison Globe.
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Philadelphia
Atchison Globe
Inventions Aim to Aid Roadside Commute
A user described devices intended to improve telephone use in cars and a revolving tower patent by inventor Haw. The concepts include holding a telephone receiver in a car for extended periods and a device to emit adjustable light to disrupt wireless signals, framed as wartime tech ideas.
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Ginsé
Haw
New York City Sees Population Upbeat Despite Turmoil
In Manhattan the city shows a population rise to 161 though turmoil persists. Automobiles have been largely displaced, with estimates of 100,000 horses still present. The renewal plan’s value exceeds prior rent expectations, according to local assessments and newspaper coverage from New York Heron.
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New York
cPuRia
New York City
Heron
Farce of Love and Mockery in City Paper Snippet
A garbled 19th century style vignette features Vivien Ongood and a scolding Verdian girl in a dramatic scene of reproach and attempted romance. The fragment includes witty exchanges on worthiness and a tragicomic departure into night, followed by brief moral sketches and quips about water scarcity and social warmth. Additional overheard lines reference a protest, a sardonic exchange about divorce rates, and a sly jab about lawyers.
Trains Collide in New York Central Yard Crash
A wreck near Black Rock station injures one engineer and damages two trains. A switch engine and freight car derail, blocking a passenger train on the West Wall branch. many crew escape unhurt though the incident disrupts service.
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Paul
Tribe
New York Central
Black Rook
City
Michigan
New York
Railroad Revenue Decline Reported by Wabank Company
Tetedo O Get THE President A Delano of the Wabank ratirned company was reelected at the Wiel meeting of stockholders Tuesday. The band of directors was Lisone-elected. Thele anniel -repid President Velune noted the past year showed a large decrease in revenue. The firat four months of the year were good, but February March and May were poor.
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Tetedo
A. Delano
Wabank Ratirned
An- Wiel
Thele Anniel
Repid
Velune
Logan’s son-in-law arrested for desertion in Chicago
In Chicago a former paymaster in the United States Army was arrested today at Doestar Lis charged with deserting his wife, a daughter of the late General John A. Logan. Col Tucker will be brought to Chicago this afternoon. Beatty & Long’s phoer uw.
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Tiel Re
Serested
Doestar
Lis
Gener
John A. Logan
Tucker
Chicago
The Girl Was Sold New Bimmwick Tragedy in New Jersey
A woman testifies that she was forced into a marriage after being sold for 100 dollars to Tony Madetin. She recounts abuse after marriage including a knife threat and a fatal stabbing. Police found the victim's body with a knife wound, the assailant allegedly opened from the back while he sat at supper.
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New Bimmwick
N. J
Jolia
Madelin
105 Year Old Voter Bravely Cast Ballot in New York
A 105 year old man from Jerusalem traveled to vote at 447 Grand Street in Manhattan’s East Tenth District. He recalled early days at We Tlyedoon farm and walked the block to Digleton Street before returning home to Jerusalem to die, citing the pace and unfamiliarity abroad. The tale blends a wartime memory and a vow to vote despite age.
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New York
Simon Sénke Hersh
Slinda Dares
Jerusalén
Tal
File
Mott and Bayard
Jerusalem
Burglar enters home repelled by armed resident
Oct i shorthy of 1118 Prank lin avenue saw a burglar enter through a kitchen door at 9 o clock. Dr Florey awakened, confronted the intruder at gunpoint on the stair, and the burglar fled. Neighbors searched but found no suspects as Miss Emily Daugherty and Ralph were married nearby.
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Raney
Pranklin Avenue
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Ralph
Emily Daugherty
Kat Town Street
Florey
Ine Teider
Decision Postponed in Major Postal Fine Appeal
Chicago October 13 The United States Office of Spycale announced Delay on account of other cases. will not decide the case involving the Standard of 29,240,000 fine until after this week. Case to review petition for rehearing of the appeal court's decision setting aside the big tie imperfed by Judge Lan.
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United States
Spycale
Ledey, Biat
Iter
Laniin
Meat Packers Pay Respects To Muck Raker
Chicago delegates from across the United States attend the American Meat Packers Association opening in Chicago. President Agar offers compliments to muckrakers while urging reform of industry practices.
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Mme Uniram
Americam
United States
Onmsk
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