Tally Wags Win Opener Caps Wage Rolls High Score
The Tally Wag team led by Dick Mason defeated Anna Banford’s Clipymne squad in a five game opening bowling match. Mason posted a high score of 192 in the third game as Wage Rolls claimed victory amid early-season form and practice gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al CA
Serncon
Sato
Tally Wag
Dick Mason
Anna Banfird
Senam
Fationil
Chul Maaon
Cantali
Wass
Ine Ap
Nestes
Colonial Bowling Team Beats Indians in Individual Games but Trails Overall
The Colonial Bowling team of this city won two of three games against the Indians of Upper Sandusky last evening, but Upper Sandusky captured the match by totaling more pins. Colonials led early, then tired and could not hold the overall pace as the Indians overtook the required pin total to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sanduicky
Ler Eres
Enke
Torn 3207 score lines loom in Hagens show
Torn 3207 appears in a fragmented score segment from Hagens bee cream prose. The readable text hints at a numeric event or game score while lacking full context or participants. Further readable elements are needed to specify teams or individuals involved.
DOANES KIDNEY PILL CURED HER OF WEAK KIDNEYS
Mrs M de Gaimtata of 315 W Columbia St Maniar Ohio credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney trouble. She reports relief from backache swollen limbs and fatigue after using the pills from Flosken drug store Buffalo NY, sole US agents, and recommends Doan's to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnes Howe
Mo de Gaimtata
Columbia Street
Manian
Ohio
Kidvey
All Denters
Pring
Buffalo
New York
United States
Italian worker kills foreman in street trench clash
The report describes an Italian worker, enraged by a dine charge from a street gang, rising behind foreman Rocco Faber during trench work. He attacked Faber, slashing his throat from ear to ear. The wounded man collapsed into the trench as assailant fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayron
Sra Tien
Aby Tinlian
Becaune
Rocco Faber
Wil Et
Sadie Ames Divorced in Common Pleas Court
In a common pleas case, Sadie B. Ames was granted a divorce from Marion Ames with alimony and restoration to her former name. The decree bars the defendant from dower and orders $800 payable in installments. A separate case involving the Alpha Magnetic Springs Company against the Assurance Company of Albany was set for a preliminary hearing with leave granted to plead by November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnetic Springs
Joseph W. Fillty
Georgie J. Hilty
Phair
Tite
George David
Marion
Jadee
Young
Tata
Namie
Balle Whipp
Enae
Alpha Magnetic Springs Company
Aewuranece Company
Alverien
Jiulge Young
Common Pleas Court
Orand's New Curtain Opens at City Theater
New curtain replaces old advertising display at the opera house foyer. The article notes the departure of the "Lady with the Red Jacket" and the bicycle, detours through stage imagery, and mentions new suit styles priced up to 25.00 at LODAWIO'S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Sullivan
Wieller
Serman Landis
Chicago
Eddy
Lodawio
Manila Quakes Prompt Care Sales Pitch Sunday
Readable fragments describe earthquakes felt in Manila with garbled text about remedies and a dubious medical claim. Mentions a fictional product Rocky Mountain Tea and a 35 cent price from a pharmacy.
Personal News Briefs From Columbus and Nearby Towns
A Dor 1 on AS PERSONAL NEWS reports A H Kin visiting Columbus today. Orville Gantner of Columbus stored en route to Tucson Arizona last night. La Verne Yoder of Lowh State effect retired after visiting friends at Burtank activities 8. Sidonnell of Upper Sundurky witnessed Wielnees in the city Tuesday. A Krause formerly of the ely now in Ruoyruy purchased a recl lamant and will reside there for now. Mrs uid Mew and C B D Derren ott daughter of South Wing street attend the funeral of Mrs J HM Barron who died Monday.
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A. H. Kin
Columbus
Orville Gantner
Wty
Twcson
Arizona
la Verne Yoder
Lowh
Burtank
Sidonnell
Upper Sundurky
Wielnees
Thie City
A. Krause
Thie Ely
Ruoyruy
Hae
Uid Mew
C. B.D. Derrenott
South Wing Street
Ant
Mire
BR. Sawyer
Prdawewre Awetiee
Lod
Mres J. HM Barren
Barron
Luncheon Notes From Stone Home Clubs and Gatherings
A crowdedJohnson county club scene unfolds with Mrs F E Day hosting at Church Street, Mase Marie Burke entertaining, and the Daughters of Orace meeting. Reports cover speakers on myths Japan and Turkey, upcoming hosts, and a Yuletide bazaar plan. Other groups meet at Morral and South Prospect Street with needlework, a three course luncheon, and social teas. The next meetings rotate to Mixx Autrey Roland and various addresses in Mt Vernon Avenue and Belle View Avenue.
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Mase Marie Burke
The
Daughters of Orace
Mrs. Wandburn
G. 8
Or Mn. T. B
Chireh East
Heversl
Abbs
Rycolling
Rollell
Japan
Norelia Minendinger
Tukey
Mer
Campbell
G. BR
Lab
Morral
Mire
Mildred Washburn
Toowtay
Horrows
Holdle Fearnie
Mixx Autrey Roland
Burglary tale linked to banker Sherman and odd bargain
A fragment recalls banker William Winslow Sherman and a night burglary in his home. A masked intruder faced by Sherman was pressured into accepting a payoff, with Sherman guiding the thief to avoid harsher crime by offering $8 and a note on future police outcomes.
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William Winslow Sherman
Ope
Sherman
Bierman
Shermian
Bherton
New Zealand’s White Island Delineated in Steam Clouds
A description of White Island detailing its size around 600 acres and height near 800 feet, with cliffs like the Coliseum and a sentinel-like rock column. The inland lake appears pale green to red brick when dipped, and sulfur fumes are ever present. Moonlit nights in an open boat reveal the island’s turbulent, poisonous steam vents and impassable, steep cliffs.
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New Zealand
White Island
Ita
Rome
Cook
Teland
Gambling in Old Masters and Indian Well Sowing Loans
A digest from a period page notes Sir Hubert Herkomer on why wealthy buyers drive art prices and depress living artists by prioritizing purses over artistic worth. It also reports a Indian government aid to farmers in the United Provinces of over 1.41 million for wells and embankments to expand irrigation, plus a health testimonial for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea sold by Flocken's Pharmacy.
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Hubert Herkomer
United Provinces
Roosevelt Aids Taft Campaign With Frequent Washington Meetings
Campaign notes reveal President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft spent most of the day together in Washington. They discussed campaign matters, shared views, and the president offered suggestions on minor points while Taft sought guidance and goodwill from the White House. The day included meals and church attendance, with Roosevelt accompanying Taft to services and escorting him to social meetings and informal talks.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Cam
Avin
Tott
Washington
India
Alec
Tart
Shidjee
All Baul Unitaran
Advancr
Paign Plana
Jian
Tong Enameh
Magee
White Hawes
Benator Knnox
Root
Garfiett
John Hayy
Hamond
National League of Republican Clube
Modly
Supreme Jadie
Tad
Twit
White Hone Witt
Miinight
Birest
New Jerey
Oyertes Harris
Tiree
Eyo Desance
Columbus
the Nations Etate
Prete County
Aimee Fire
Ak the Povertier
Annengarthan
Lee
Irvin
Roosevelt Era Trust Prosecutions Contexted In Congress
The dispatch notes Roosevelt administration actions against trusts, contrasting counts of prosecutions under various presidents. It cites cases like Northern Securities and the Steel Trust, claiming many actions yielded nominal fines or none, while deeper reforms appeared limited. The piece highlights political debate over effectiveness and party stances regarding antitrust enforcement.
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Tinefly
Jastoe
Presdent Roosevelt
Marrison
Cleveland
McKintoy
McKinley
Raoneselt
Swift and Company
Beth Traat
General Paper Company
Tase
Paper Trust
Sun Dhronich
Moonevelt
Nome
Ranapeurte
Tee and Fury Company
Arizona
Name Territory
Creo Sgalhat
Virginia
Tce
Oklahoma
District of Columbia
AM of
Fee
Moosevelt
Dantole
Sun
Oulahon
Nuria
Ag 1
Chicago Letter on Bonaparte and Publicity Bureau Inquiries
A Chicago dispatch discusses Attorney General Bonaparte evading questions from Joseph Daniels and the Democratic National Committee publicity apparatus. It cites a New York Sun report of November 12, 1907, by Richard V. Outman and questions government accuracy regarding enforcement of laws and corporate restraints. The piece notes limited prosecutions under the Sherman Act and comments on administrative claims versus real results.
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Chicago
Attori General Bonaparte
Ansner
Joseph Daniels
Thiveau
Trusty
Lela
Mir
Honaparte
Mr. Daniels
Washington
New York Sun
Richard V. Outvhan
Washingston
The
Law
Republican National
Daniels
Department of Justice
Riage Alont
Igelon
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Teton
Sanford
Colonial
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Hagens
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Pierton Wa
Wathen
Tat Watt
Tryon
Rod
Sadie Ames
Marion Ames
J. W. Hilty
Georgie Hilty
Red Jacket
Babling Brook
Woods
Orand
Manila
Hoellister
Flocken
Ohls
Cincinnat
Grand Lodge
Met
Mind
Denver
RETUR
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Snie Ten
Getniar al
Bas
Kates
I Eou, Mead
Het
Cinevil
Atey
Anthony
Eaton
Tschaher Bros
Baund
West Center St
Stone Home
Mra
Henry A
Stone
Mra. F. E. Day
Church Street
Mths
Fora Fisior
Prom
Eheet Noth
Knio
Thy Stliehers Club
Mies Goldie Gelbaugh
South Proxpect
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Mise
Meg Rogers
Mt. Vernon
Uble Burke
Belleview Avenue
Oba Insurance Department
P.O
W.hase
Hollister
S. S. S. San Shoop
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
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