Relics and Lady Livingston Highlight a Storied Era
Mrs. O Neil preserves old relics and Munsey magazines to prove keepsakes outvalue many possessions. The tale recalls Knickerbockers and Lady Livingston, famed as “The Belle of Trenton,” wife of John Hay, first U S chief justice, and a celebrated beauty of early America.
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O'Neil
Neil
Munsey
Earth
Cinderalte
Knickerbockers
New Y
Lady Livingston
Times
Fler
England
America
John Hay
United States
Trenton
Muddled OCR Note Among Fragments Of A Local Item
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a brief local item involving a youth, a dog, a house, and a note of trouble or mishap. Names and clear details are unreadable, leaving the core event and participants indeterminate. The readable parts hint at a slip or accident linked to a resident and a nearby property.
Steel Gang Moves to Albany Tuesday
A fragmentary report notes a steel gang moved to Albany on Tuesday. References to workers loading springs and blank cars linger with unclear names and scattered phrases about Frank Leavens and others, while a local observer hints at visiting to check on them.
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Steel Gang
Albany
Pang
Milwaukee
Frank Leavens
Nic Dis
Fem
Mrs John Carpenter Visits Milwaukee After Ball Game Injury
An item notes Mrs John Carpenter traveling to Milwaukee last week with updates on Lute Leavens nursing a sprained foot from a previous Sundays Carroll ball game. The item expresses hope the injury is not serious and references family activities and a note about fishing worms.
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Lute
Carroll
Nash driver injured after collision on Sandridge Sun
A Nash driver received several gashes to the forehead and other injuries after a car struck him on the Sandridge Sun afternoon. The driver was brought to Savannah for medical attention.
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Nash
Sandridge
Ford
Savan
In town Friday for election of Senator McKinley
The brief item notes a Friday appearance by Mr Majors in the state city, described as a likeable man, supporting Senator McKinley’s election. It mentions a year and a half since, with cryptic references to Me- Se DALC. The readable fragment preserves names and implied political context.
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Sen. v . McKinley
Majors
Me- Se
Youth Held in Oregon Holdup Case
Louis Bower of Mt Carroll, 19, is jailed on $1000 bond for the alleged holdup of Missy Ruth Kaiser in Oregon last Friday. She was knocked unconscious during the incident while returning from a grocery job. Bower has given several conflicting statements and recently worked on the Milwaukee road extra gang.
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Louis Bower
Mt. Carroll
Missy Ruth Kaiser
Oregon
Bower
Milwaukee Road
Thomson Band Opens Season With Saturday Evening Concert
The Thomson band presents its first regular concert of the season this Saturday evening on Main Street starting at eight o’clock. Attend and hear the new band perform a program sure to please the audience.
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Thomson
Main Street
Local visitors and a car purchase noted in town
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stirling arrived Sunday for a two week visit at Mrs. A. E. Lewis home. Mrs. M. J. McGinty plans a late week summer visit with her sons in Kimball S Oak. She travels with Mrs. Edith Adams and her son. Allen Whitmer bought a new Star sedan from Jas Libbertson of Argo-Fa.
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Harry Stirling
A. E. Lewis
M. J. McGinty
Kimball, S. Oak
Edith Adams
Allen Whitmer
Jas
Libberton
Argo-Fa
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Puget Sound
Columbia River Highway
California
Burlington
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