Social gathering list in Kennet area draws many names
A long guest roster appears for a local social event featuring numerous residents and visitors. Names include Geneva ile 2 emesis and Mrs. Chis ioe, Miss Agnes Waleh, Miss Gertrude Heed, Miss Florence Wellcome, Miss Lottie Kelly, Miss Nan Heck, and Mr. James fo King among others. Many attendees travel from nearby towns, with mentions of Caliornia stays and trips to Rest Lake City for work. The piece notes several family connections and preparations for future visits, including Mrs tna and General Te Weaver at summer homes.
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Mies
Geneva
Uride
Macimtwell
Mre
Chisioe
Alex Hain van Mouten
Ak Martie
Momutts Barriger
Hugh Bertier
Frank Eebin
Mint Maud Stokely
Kennet
Elissom
Louis
Mist Jew Donahie
Agnes Waleh
Dine
Ailes Noutile
Luka Ewart Mike Hosein Tlder
Berenice Fuller
Misa
Agnes Hordern
Mies Nelsin Baker
Dale Bivarl Wolf
Alina Hauer
Attan Siertrude Huskies
Mise
Jey Carmobod
Masie Sweet
Afisa
Maud Vao 2Oute
Ilizebeth Gavitt
Sameen
Ren
Mer
Bemeen
Mra
Tna
Cbid
Uwre
Veri
Californ
Baker
Nettie
Lake City
Crveral
Fuller
James Fo King
Itarey Rotenan
AL Proringer
Fort Worth
Texas
Miver
Miehean
Nell Dotie
Unel
General Te Weaver
Pummmer
Chabedl
Mike Pearade Precenit
Riley
Wichmond
Indiana
Cincinnati
Carene City
Mrana
Biowisn Svorany Letatos
Fie
Wardall
Aly
Max
Rayywhn
Ape
Beattie
Min
Laeper
Vlad
Denand
Cenntell
Carte
Mor Bop Mitel
Ninor
Magn Musser
Steele City
T. Roby
Jedward T
Goat Eats Stamps Stirring Kentucky Whisky Scandal
In Lotteville Kentucky a goat reportedly ate revenue stamps on five barrels of whisky, prompting an investigation by chemists into missing revenue stamps and funds. A union keeper received the whisky, which was later found damaged and unaccounted for after government inspectors examined the scene. The store proprietor offered the goat caused the loss, a claim the inspector did not accept, leading to continued search for the missing stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotteville
Memphis
Tenn
UB Rev
Whulestle
Iim
Long Haul Whisky Exports Set for Europe Amid Tax Pressure
Whisky prepared for export from Kentucky to Europe via Hamburg and Cape Hors, Lowlevite, aims to ship about 20 089 barrels. Authorities note this could be Kentucky’s largest whisky export since 1813, triggered by bond losses and rising prices as distillers seek to move goods abroad before tax changes.
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California
Hamburg
Cape Hors
Lowlevite
Kentucky
Belivere
Pesars
Europe
Yeisinaa
Whisky shipments traced through California and Bremen routes
The annual report of Chief Deputy Collector Edmiston shows 83,018 gallons of whisky moved, with routes involving California, Bremen and Cape Horn. The notes indicate shipments overseen by Willie Soner’s place and Coast Guards in shipments abroad for western trade.
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California
Bremen
Francis
Cape Horn
Wilie
Edmiston
Roosevelt Picnic Report With Naval Spectacle
The text describes President Roosevelt at a picnic on August 12 with family and guests aboard ships near Lang Lang Sound. It mentions a naval display, expected destruction of several boats, and a proposed landing at a nearby area. The account is filled with garbled OCR details but centers on a presidential coastal outing and a naval show.
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Mate Nm
Joe A Als
Airhanond
Hapal
Ciel Falun
Invested with Pallium at St Patrick’s Cathedral
Rev. John M. Farley presided at a festive pallium investiture in New York on August 1. The ceremony featured archbishop Purley of New York and prominent church officials, marking a notable ecclesiastical event at the vaulted St Patrick’s Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Farley
New York
Odell Sees West Busy With Crops Not Western Strife
Mohawk Lake dispatch reports New York Governor Odell returning from a western tour saying people outside Wall Street are focused on crops and business. He notes abundant money and productivity in the West, with eastern labor unrest centered on wages and hours, not lower pay, highlighting a key contrast in the era.
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New York
Canal 5
Chicas
Record-Herald
Mohawk Lake
N. Y
Anya Weernor Odell
Wall Street
Prisoner in Box Car Seized From Fort Wayne Home
Eight year old Percy Bigelow, seized by two men while playing outside his Fort Wayne, Indiana home, was kept in a box car prisoner without food amid threats. Police pursue leads as the boy’s father, a wealthy resident, is alerted. Also noted are India’s political changes and a new free sanitarium island project in the St Lawrence. Judge Black begins defense in a separate trial, with closing arguments to follow.
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Chienes
Percy Bigelow
Ft. Wayne
Ind
St Lawrence
Rimery
Emery
Trene
Boynton
California
Papal annointment and enthronement at cathedral ceremony
Archbishop Farrell receives papal blessing and pallium amid formal rites as clergy and Laity pledge allegiance. Cardinal McQuaid present, Bishop O’Conner from Newark presides. ceremony includes pontifical mass, papal bull reading, and public address. Train schedule note follows with Missouri Pacific line connection details.
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Bator
Orman Rouke
John J. O' Conner
Newark
Eeres
YJ McQuaid
Lot Reehrster
Father Lavette
Mer Felconi
Mer
John Thwartie
Farles
Tomeke
Gar
Castoria Aims in Humorous Baby Rhyme Parody
A playful verse echoes old time brand language about infant care and a mother’s routine. It riffs on the familiar Castoria slogan style with altered spellings for humor and nostalgia.
Campbell sues Clarence Young for damages in district court
Monte Te Campbell filed a district court suit against Clarence Young seeking 10000 pounds for unsettled business affairs and a dispute that escalated into a fight. Campbell alleges Young made false polite statements and that Campbell has an undisciplined temper, claiming Young invited people to witness the confrontation and damages are sought due to the incident.
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Monte Te Campbell
Clancee Young
Campbell
Young
Campbell Arts
Chautauqua Debate on Lynch Mobs From American View
Rev Dean Richmond Rabbit of Brooklyn addressed the Chautauqua assembly on lynching mobs, urging a general and humane American view. He condemned violence, highlighted Wilmington hangs as warning, praised order and law, and urged equal protection across races.
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Chautavqua
N.Y
Déan Richmond Rabbit
Church of the Epiphany
Brooklyn
John ‘Temple Graves
Georgia
Babbitt
Graves
Wilmington
Durbin
Yates
Indla
Cauliflower Recipes From Table and Kitchen
Cauliflower is examined as a nutritious versatile vegetable with tips on selecting fresh white heads, trimming, and cleaning to remove insects. Methods include plain boiled, fried batter, parmesan baked, gratin, ambushed, and stewed styles with clear steps and sauce ideas.
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Florida
Utah
California
Digestive Health Advice From A Doctor On Appendicitis
An old doctor notes appendicitis as more common than thirty years ago while attributing the rise to hasty eating and diet. He warns against unnatural foods causing intestinal torpor and constipation and praises shredded whole wheat biscuit for preventing constipation and reducing risk.
Inside Leaves Head Lettuce and Sweet Cream Desserts
A recipe segment covers head lettuce salads with a mayonnaise dressing, a peach preserves method, and a custard style parfait. Instructions include beating yolks, folding in cream, heating syrup, and setting in a mold. Readers ask for further recipe clarifications.
Cisterns Cave In From Excavation Work
Two large cisterns on Kan sas avenue at Sixth and Fifth caved in Tuesday due to excavation for a new railway line. Authorities including Fire Marshal Wilmarth and City Inspector McCabe suspended work pending a full investigation. The cisterns hold vast water and are built like a steamer to supply the waterworks for emergencies.
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Kansas Avenue
Tuesda
Kredt
Wilmarth
City
Witiess McCabe
Sircee Automciais
Windown
Edward Heads to Flushing on Royal Yacht Voyage
Edward begins a royal voyage from Port Victoria at the Thames mouth aboard the Victoria and Albert, traveling incognito with the Duke of Lancaster to Flushing for August 21. He then proceeds to meet Emperor Francis. The trip marks a notable royal mobility with limited public disclosure.
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Edward
Vienas
London
Kinge Edward
Port Victoria
Thames
Victorie
Ainert
Flushing
Duke of Lancaster
Peror Francis Jt
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