Malice charges swirl after trial ends over governor wife forgery
A Cleveland style dispatch reports amid a Virginia scandal that after a trial of Mrs. Atkinson, wife of West Virginia Governor Atkinson, governors weigh pardoning power. Statements from Arizona Wyoming Washington North Dakota Rhode Island Vermont California and others reflect divided views on pardons for a convicted felony spouse.
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Cincinnati
Conmental Tribune
Wowton
West Virginia
Aikinson
Alkinson
Mal Fee
Camden
Cureton
Sommers
Spiters
Mra
Afkineon
Warnine
Camden Sommers
Lamblia Owens
Atkinson
Owens
Camdex
Binute
Marit
Therr
Leia
Mre
Weeat Virrinia
Milne
Lewellyn Powers
Covernor
Arizona
J. Franklin
Wyoming
Witu
D. A. Richards
Alva Adams
Deketa
Telgny
Andrew ER Gre
California
James H. Budd
Wermont
Josiah Ghout
Try Grain O Then Drink Grain O At The Grocer
An early 20th century ad promotes GRAIN-O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains. It claims children and adults can drink it without injury or distress, noting a rich mocha or java flavor. The ad urges buyers to ask grocers to stock 10 snow per package and highlights a price around a dime.
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Adul- al
Java
Marvels of Luxury The Carriages Built for Hobart
New York October 14 Four carriages built for Vice President Garret A Hobart are described in lavish detail. Olive green panels, black-taged running gear, jet black front and back, drab cloth interior, silver lamps, rubber tires, and refined cabriolet shapes are highlighted as symbols of status fitting the national capital.
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New York
Ariess Weteh
Garret A Hobart
Washington
Rhivber
Vith Tepes
Fir
Insane Astor heir John Chanler treated for nervous disorder
New York report says John A Chanler divorced husband of Amalte Hiver, linked to Astor fortune, left city for Europe then committed to Bloomingdale Retreat for rest and treatment. Friends deny insanity claims, Senator David B. Hill visits, condition described as breakdown from overwork and nervous strain. He allegedly believes he is Napoleon reincarnated and imagines wealth at Monte Carlo gambling tables.
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New York
John A. Chanter
Ametie Hiver
John Jacob Astor
Chatter
Europe
Chanker
Bloomingdale
Macry van Ness Phillips
Chants Insanji
Owith
Chanler
Abe Astor
Columbia
Busby
Nik Gime
Diurope
Vie
Sanitariem Cage
Clunter
Hinomingdele
David Bhm
Keewa
Iomineinie
Chanter
Ballacina Fontome
Napoleon
Monte Carlo
Tamils Aont
Chiniers
Talus
Virginia
Newe York
Ilegal
Terri Tran Virginla
Teres Tsed
Chanlers
Lelie
Ea Ibeoar
Protest Against Silver Moves by British Bankers
A Lenion cable to the Evening Post describes bankers and merchants urging action on silver no sooner than Parliament acts. A memorial to Sir Michael Hick Geach is circulating, signed by business interests protesting the policy until mint reforms are enacted.
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New York
Evening Post
Race on brink of extinction from bad habits says local expert
October 4 reports from Battle Creek Civic Phihanthropis Society sessions. Dr Erves argues degeneracy stems from beer, tobacco, meat, and patent medicines. He urges public baths and isolation for defective individuals, plus private hygiene to curb crime and decay. Prof Vaughn and Dr Kelso warn longevity may rise yet race vitality falls.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Civic Phihanthropis Society
Erves
Tobaierd
Comcen Us
de. Haughey
Mar Gulgan
Aine Anyidin
Vaughn
State University
J. HO Kel- Kore
Kellesge
Roeing
Half a Million Dollars for Relief Work Report
New Haven reports from the American Board of Foreign Missions session show the middle district including Connecticut Ohio and the south Atlantic states has raised funds for famine relief and Armenian relief. The district totals reach eleven thousand two hundred fifty one dollars with prewar receipts above decade average.
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Mission Board
New Haven
Joiuy
American Board of Forelign Mis Aone
Chex C. Crevcun
New York City
Connecticut
Ohio
South Atlantic
Inlisn Famine Relief Fund
Chriscien Herald
Treaient
Treaient Conterenter, and Munda
Tollare
Merhans
Ada State Tally Shows Shifting Wet Vote Trends
In Ada state elections, a largely complete count reveals broader support for licensing aquifer-related activities across townships. Manchester and Killingly voted for licensing, while many other towns lean toward a statewide move, altering the regional balance as about 98 towns remain undecided.
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New Haven
Ada
Manchester
Killingly
Forecross California Railroad Suit Filed in Los Angeles
A legal action filed in Los Angeles involves the Low Ang weles Safe Deposit and Trust Company against the Pisadens Mount Wilson Railway Company. The Borders of the Shabond Issue seeks possession of property in the case arising from foreclosed or unsettled claims.
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California Railroad
Los Angeles
Cal
Begum
Wheat Exports to Europe Highlight San Francisco Trade
Grain shipments from San Francisco to Europe continue with over sixty cargoes sent in two months and six more ready for departure. The steamship service, noted as the new Ser te steed, handles the heavy wheat cargoes weighing around 183 and 114 such as collars and cuffs thundered the departure.
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Europe
San Francisco
Wall
Post Office Scam Leads to Arrest in Acorn Ridge Mo
Deputy U S Marshal Fox arrested L J Robinson, wealthy Acorn Ridge merchant and former postmaster, for establishing a post office without authorization and taking farmers’ orders to divert business. Miss Mattie Howe, postmistress, alleged Robinson ran a rival store, causing loss of mail orders and revenue. Robins on stated to answer before U S Commissioner O Bryan at Poplar Bluff.
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Uncle Sam
St. Towle
Oct
United States
Fox
Toy
Acorn Ridge
Stoddard County
L. JD. Robinson
Henve Bond
Unis
O'Bryan
Mini Mat
Te Howe
Robinwin
Cleveland
Bik
Rous
Relinson
Robinson
Hobingon
Miss Tua
Rumd
Hewine
Negro Holds the Fort at Newark School Standoff
Nine year old, denied entry to Dimx public school near Newark Delaware, refuses to leave. Parents of white pupils consider appealing to the legislature to allow segregation, while the district board stands by the colored boy’s right to attend. The student, in school three weeks, is educated separately with the teacher providing individual instruction. Some withdrawn students have returned. the school currently serves about 200 pupils.
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Newark
Del
Dimx
Thompson Public
Here
Tesiniature
Joel Thompewin
Ind
Himelf
Het Bela Atlowest
Alfalfa Crops Boost Hay Quality in Darke County
Reports from Darke County farmers show a fourth alfalfa crop is favored this year, improving hay quality. In Georgia, Indiana veterans colonized Irwinville forming Pitagerald, boosting Irwin County’s valuation toward five million dollars. An ad praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with a testimonial from Liberty, Maryland, while unrelated notes mention Dixey the actor’s insolvency case and W T Williams’s stomach ailment treatment claims.
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Fort Calling
Treat
Georgia
Micon
Indiana
Grand Army
Irwin County
Jefvraen Davie Wis
Fitagerald
Old Place
Irwinville
Pitagerald
What Is Your Trade and Pile Cure Claims Reach Readers
An ad letters page notes occupational health links and promotes Pyramid Pile Cure. A Circleville Ohio reader writes of suffering and relief after two applications. The advertisement touts Pyramid Pills as safe, painless, mineral free, costing 34 cents per package, with a suggestion to send for a cure booklet from Albion Michigan.
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AF. Calhoun
Notary Public
Ewerye Anii
Circleville
Van
Filiows
Pyramid Co
Albion
Mich
Tammany Honest Hope of the People and Its Record
New York October 14 The World publishes Mr W T Stead on Richard Croker and Tammany. Croker defends the party as honest and enduring, arguing reforms through spoils to engage voters and noting the need to raise civic interest among the immigrant and foreign born in New York society.
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New York
The
W. T Stead
Richard Croker
Tammany
United States
Republic
Crs
Tammusm
German Vote Forecast For New York Mayor Race
New York voters of German origin are forecast to split among five mayoral candidates for Greater New York. The New York Herald and New Yorker Herald canvass estimates Henry Geerich, Seth Low, Patrick J. Gleason, William J. Tracy, and Benjamin F. Tracy share German support, with percentages ranging from about 1.5 to 25 percent, shaping the election outcome on November 2.
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George
New York
Low
van Wyck
William £. Stromr
Tammany
Ism
Cinvass
Hole
eGiamin
Henry Geerich
ISG
Seth Low
RA. van Wyck
Benjamin F. Tracy
Patrick J. Gleason
Humane Society Meeting Reports Gratifying Labors
The annual meeting of the American Humane Society opened at Watkine ball with strong attendance from state societies. President Shortall urged publishing papers from Chicago World’s Fair ceremonies and noted a $430,000 donation from Chierles wo Ann Brown of Quincy Tit. Rev. Francis H. Rowell reviewed a year of work showing progress as 15,271 children and 9,207 prosecutions were recorded. Dr Lily Lora Time spoke on Animals in transit and Their Abuse. The society will continue its season three dus.
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Nashville
Teen
American Humane Society
Watkine Ball
Shortall
Chicago
Chierles
Ann Brown
Quincy
Tit
County Pays the Bill After District Court Quarrel
A district court jury acquitted Dick Rankin amid a petty quarrel with F. Dremon in Billgor. The county pays about 73 dollars in costs, while deputy county attorneys collect fees, prompting calls to abolish fee systems in favor of salaries.
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Fey
F. Dremon
Dick Rankin
Billgor
Rankin
Dremen
Dremon
Junta Chea Heys
Hankin
Costa
Peary's Eskimos Display in New York Museum
In New York on October 7, a group of Greenland Inuit brought by Lacy Tinant linger at the Museum of Natural History on Eighteenth Street. The visitors, coping with warmth, seek shade and coolness as the Arctic climate remains alien to them, despite a pleasant day outside.
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New York
Greenland
Lacy
Tinant
Museum of Natural History
Eighteenth Street
Central Park
West
Photographing Through a Dog's Body Reported at Sea
Captain Powles of the Huntieh ship James Herr claims he can photograph objects through a solid body without a Crookes tube using a whip’s dens and a mirror. He photographs on the deck through the body of a dog though the method and its mechanism remain unexplained.
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San Francesco
Oct
T. Powles
James Herr
Small Mackerel Catch News From Gloucester
Gloucester reports a poor salt mackerel fishery in October with the New England catch at minimal levels. Fishermen at North Bay bring discouraging news as days pass with little reward and bleak prospects for the season.
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Gloucester
New England
Hlock
North Bay
Hughes Installment Dealer Ad Promises Low Prices On Goods
E W Hughes at West East Ltd near the post office lists new and complete households items including carpets, curtains, china, tableware, lamps, toilet sets, watches, jewelry, and Bibles. The ad emphasizes low prices and fresh merchandise, urging customers to remember terms.
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E W. Hughes
Wt East Ltd
Seth Thomas
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