Resignation Rumors Shake West Virginia Judicial Race
In Went Virginia Judge Wilkinson contemplates resigning from the Logan circuit bench and withdrawing his name for supreme court nomination amid Democratic pressure. Reports say party and political allies seek his recall while others urge continued candidacy, citing his popular local support and questions over backing by party leaders.
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Virginia Supreme Court
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Whirele Weather Report from AER Stage
Fragmented OCR shows a warped meteorological note with vague locations and measurements. It mentions weather terms like cloudy and a few unreadable place names such as Welow Ham and OO City. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or verifiable entities.
Fragmentary vow on burial wishes amid garbled text
The fragmentary OCR reads a bizarre request about burial with wives and ritual provisions. It mentions a will like clause and graves, with unclear names, dates, or places, leaving the core intent of burial in two parts uncertain and not verifiable.
First Steamship Era Trade Voyage to America
A damaged OCR narrative recounts the 1810 to 1819 voyage era of the Barantal and other steamers from London to New York and Baltic ports. It notes launches in 1818, cargo limits, coal capacity, and the voyage path via Liverpool, Cape Clear, and St Petersburg, with royal and noble audience, ending with arrival at Philadelphia and later homeward voyage dates.
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Savannah
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Patersburg
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Ireland
Republicans Hold Line in Nicholas County Race
Amid heated county contest, Republicans rally behind Hughes and Alder son while Democrats seek to flip key seats. Nickolan voters show strong GOP alignment from Hugban to last precinct, with Roberts and Reed cited as benchmarks in a tough district battle.
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Temocratie Party
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Talrmont
Feeon
Hkean
Walttimare
Michoine County
Torent
Final formal event of six years work on the irrigation dam
The article details the dedication of a major dam project with President Wilson to attend in New Mexico on October 14. It covers the dam’s scale, construction progress since 1904, capacity figures, and planned water delivery to Mexico under a treaty. It notes the reservoir’s size, the concrete mass, and the economic and territorial stakes, including costs, tunnels, and future irrigation plans.
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Raonhier Dam
Preuidone Wilson
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Alsiz Butler
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Anytidge
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Bierra
Mexico
Chihdahua
United Bistes
Farmara
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Benatar Fall, of Oyow Moxten
Foul Water Trends Alarm Public Founts
A 19th century soda fountain piece warns of unsafe drink trends and adulterated beverages. It notes falsified fruits and chemically produced syrups contaminate popular refreshments, urging better public oversight and safer serving practices amid growing demand for cool drinks. The article cites nerve to rid the city of hazardous concoctions and to safeguard health in hot weather.
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Sharhota
USA
Conor
Political Rally Schedule Reveals Campaign Targets
A garbled report lists Republican Tadew Robinson and Jon Nett planning campaign stops in Jackson County and nearby towns. It mentions a Sunday rally, a Monday event at Glenvitin, and a Tuesday speech in Renn County with elaborate premiations announced by UdK town officials.
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Tadew Robinson
npNice Uld
Jon Nett
Sint Charles
Jackson Quanty
Juilee Nbinnon
Noun Tulas
Udk
Wye
Renn
Memlay
Glenvitin
Woman recovers cash as court action note reads
A local incident centers on a woman recovering two thousand five hundred dollars in cash after a loss. The losing party publicly thanks at City Hall amid a blurred account of an elevated train mishap and ensuing discussions.
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Ahan
Thm
Ainethon Brankiya
Abe
Tony Ta Roetain
Enmotnener
Attur
Winneltow
Tyler County Voters Rally Against Watson Machine in 1920s Style
Tyler county voters unite to rebuke the Watson faction with pledges of robust Republican canvassing. Prominent speakers including Judge Rob Innon and Congressman Burke fuel countywide drive, aiming for strong turnout and a decisive party victory against Democratic forces.
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Tylor County
Pudlienha
Rob Innon
Ploo
Af Kavernor
Cornwell
Tly Biggvat
von Soterla
Valrmont
Ganerai
Marion County
Joverdge
Stevar
Big 5 Aw
Plunk
Barend
Clarksburg
Konnor Cummins
United States Senate
Yenra
Franco Burke
Pennsylvania
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Burke
Tughen
Tyler Conny
Howard Rutherland
Murry Woodyard
Hughen
Witvon Hinds
Hin Saat
Walter Burge
McConkey
Doloentes
Letter Travels Twelve Miles In As Many Years
Johnstown Pennsylvania September 23. A letter took twelve years to travel twelve miles in Indiana County. Glad Matr of Sidelinburg wrote to her sister Miss Clavie Winn in Procesutawney noting no reply for years. The delay and later relief are reported with few details and unclear names.
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Johnstown
Indiana County
Sidelinburg
Pupils Have Right to Chew Gum Says Man
Mainz on Sept 15 The alate Wiventional bulletin comments on President J. W. Crabtree of the Taylor Fathi normal school and questions whether gum chewing should be allowed in school The piece weighs the need for gum to help pupils and asks how to manage chewing while in school and at entryways
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Cardinal Gibbons Supports Recreation Congress
Cardinal Gibbons urges attendance at the National Recreation Congress in Grand Rapids Mich October 2 to 6. He stresses humane use of leisure for youth development and calls for approval and cooperation to build physical and moral powers, with Secretary Baker echoing the need to organize and direct the nation’s recreational effort.
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Manteriine
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Schoalk
Paker
America
Ahoula
Uxpatines
Yidance
Smorttiry Baker
N Jette Conclater
Feround and Narration Association
Maudie Mvenun
York City
Tirther
Aaretary Baker
Rowrhoar Aimidies
Traifners
Adinbeston Lyts
Episcopal Convention to Convene in St Louis Oct 1
The forty fourth triennial general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church will meet in St Louis beginning October 1 for about three weeks. Delegates from 168 dioceses, with bishops and deputies, will discuss prayer book revisions, remarriage of divorced persons, a bishop provision, and oversight of negro work. Over 2,000 participants are expected, with extensive international attendance and a formal review of the Woman's Auxiliary.
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Jaye
Blalinpe
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Liora
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Tuttle
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Bleinp Vincet
Ohio
Clmiruma
Samuel Hart
Aliddletown
Cs House of Deputies
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Elarieal
Tay
Fuh
Aha Nixty-Eigh Diocesus
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Alexander Mann
Trinety Church
Boston
Henry Anatiev
New York
Rotary
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St Louis
Gsory
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Philippines
Mexico
China
Japan
Africa
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Wishey Montgomery
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Stacy Pacman
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Thornolaw
Prison Congress Outlook in Fine Across Nation
Atlanta reports on the upcoming American Prison Congress with delegates from many states. The event covers prison reform, patient care, and employment of inmates in road building and related work. Leaders include warden Artie Vit and officials from the International Prison Commission.
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Kovirnor
Largo
Ilton
Hitondanee
cMmel
Warren
Reformstorlewrnmd Industrial School
Artie Vit
Lia Armant
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Aidresnert Fyangeling
O. Booth
Renylek Ttd- Hell
Toronto
Canada
Charles 8. Waltman
Pri Ob Rotor
John Koro
United States
Interna Uonal Urjron Commission
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United States Department of Agriculture
400 Pound Invalid Paces New York on Bed Transport
George W. Thomas of Scranton, a 400 pound invalid, achieved a dream by being wheeled through New York on an automobile bed. The odd journey, reported from Scranton, highlights his determination and the novelty of the mobile bed transport.
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