Wilsons Arrive at Summer Home in New Hampshire
Mrs Woodrow Wilson and her daughter Eleanor arrived in Cornish New Hampshire with forty one trunks five automobiles and a train of more than thirty servants and secret service men Over three hundred local women greeted the party They toured to Harlakendon near Windsor and were met by a large staff of housekeepers and chauffeurs Reporters were kept back by secret service guards during the welcoming scene
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Secret Service
Edwards Denies Smith Bribery Claims in West Virginia Case
Col. William Edwards testified in the Ben A. Smith bribery trial at Webster Springs that Smith’s statements were false. Edwards denied offering money or employing detectives to buy votes, noting detectives were first taken to Charleston and later hired to uncover graft. He said the Edwards Oil Company treasurer could provide funds to the prosecuting attorney as needed to pursue alleged fraud.
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Charleston
Glasscock
Dawson
John T. McGraw
H. C. Ogden
Grant P. Hall
Ogden
Dwards
William Seymour Edwards Oil Company
Thomas D. Townsend
Townsend
Live Stock Exchange Chooses St Paul as Next Meeting Site
National Live Stock Exchange elected M A Bright of St Louis as president. St Paul was chosen as next year’s meeting place. W A Woody of St Louis was reelected treasurer and EB F Erwin of St Joseph was secretary. A vice president from each market was elected, including William Burnett from Louisville.
Union Pacific Dissolution Plan Approved by Wilson and McReynolds
Washington reports Attorney General McReynolds and President Wilson approve a dissolution plan for the Southern and Central Pacific railroads. Courts will be asked to time the process and allow possible changes if results are not favorable. G. Carroll Todd will lead legal matters in St. Paul as the government pursues civil suits to break up the rail lines.
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McReynolds
St. Paul
G. Carroll Todd
Southern
Central Pacific
Supreme Court
Pennsy
the and Ohio Railroad
Southern Railroad
Union Pacific
Glia Eran
Pacific
South
Bynner
Union Ravific Nolders
Union
Ea Eeecmerend 7 Ja Pracel
Southern Pacific
Boys Bet Marbles On Snakes Fight In Iowa
A Philanthropist reports boys in Winsboro Iowa engaging in dangerous snake fighting with rattlers garter snakes moccasins and king snakes as ring contests. Competitions end in draws with trainers fighting and no local ordinances against the sport. An editor's postscript exists and photos show a philanthropist and a flying boat after a water landing.
Dream Room of a Dreamer Across the Castle Hill
The narrator reflects on a personal Dream Room envisioned during illness and found in daily life. He describes a windowed chamber above a town and castle, with blue gray hues, iris accents, and a royal motif. Dreams shield against ugliness, guiding readers to cherish imagination.
W. O. W. Maple Camp No 5 Sixth Annual Outing Notice
Sovereigns of Maple Camp No 5 announce tickets for sixth annual outing at Fairhope on July 10 will be available from Clerk Seiple on Tuesday July 1. Come and get them.
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Sovereigns of Maple Camp No
Fairhope
Clerk Seiple
Vital Statistics Mobile County Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses listed for White and Colored residents with pairs named. Births show White and Colored births by gender and parent names. Deaths tallied for White and Colored individuals, listing multiple names.
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Vital Statistics OF
Mobile County
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Col. Edwards
Webster Springs
Live Stock Exchange
U.P
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Ohio
Philanthropist
Oscar
Strauss
L. A. Vilas
Long Island Sound
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France
White—Walton Spragg
Viola Walker
Albert J. Ball
Katie Nolen
Paul Peck
Mabel Pearl Fisk
Thomas Daniel Levines
Jessie Hill
Michael J. Powers
Melissa Agnes Truitt
Mitch Marlin Alberson
Minnie Lee Wolfe
Clarence McKean
Florence Rennie Seabury
David R. Miller
Leahen
William Chage Spotswood, Jr
Edwina Louise Sands
William James Atkinson
Gertrude TresWell Smith
Reuben E. Cooper
Mary Agnes Rodiger
Branding S. Vaughan
McRee B. Kennedy
James Andrew Stauter
Mary Agnes Hicks
Bedky Hurn
Janie Louise Platt
Charlie H. Barnett
Marjorie Agnes Deer
John H. Reynolds
Honora F. Beites
James F. Borthwick
Jennie McNeil
Samuel Wilson
Sarah Barnes
Eliza Edwards
Alberta Brandon
Felix Johnson
Lurlena Canop
Eddie Pickens
Rachel Willis
Johnnie Moses
Andrew Thomas
Narcissa Kirk
Will Perry
Delcie Braxton
Mack Wheeler
Mattie Miller
Jas. V
Mary Johnson
Charles
Mary A. Antoine
Wm. E
Annie Kelly
Leah Duff
Aaron C
Mamie I. Hartsfield
Norman
Ethel Chestang
Albert
Geneva Williams
Jos. W
Mary V. Pool
Francis C
Ruby Morgan
Alphonse
Lucy Taylor
Jesse
Celia Chatman
Frank
Elizabeth Mason
Sidney
Mamie Wheat
White
Mae—Nelson Webb
Chas
Lt. Yost
T. D. Johnson
Charlie Stoffman
George W. Neville
H. C. Mills
Ferdinand Smith
Howard M. Boulemet
Henry A. Walker
Memie BE. Kennedy
Gussie FE. Mills
Nancy J. Sellers
Julia Cenavello
Alex Reese
Peter Culpepper
Leroy Kimball
Jim Miller
John H. Williams
Eddie Wicks
Parker Richardson
Benj. Patrick
Livia Diggs
Lucy Byars
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H. M. Price & CO
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Button
Blucher Oxfords
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