Back to First Love Divorced Couple Rewed Near Blackwell
In Perry Oklahoma near Blackwell Catherine Cheyne and Robert Cheyne, long separated after a divorce, remarried yesterday. Their romance traces back to childhood and decades of estrangement, culminating in a renewed union after a long separation and difficult years.
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Blackwell, Oxia
Perry, Okio
Blackwell
Catherine Cheyne
Robert Chere
Robert Cheyne
New York
Pacond
Ponca City
Fovea
Jong
Postwar imitators target German Silver heaps and scams
A partial OCR fragment notes imitators claiming superiority of German Silver. The text mentions a trial, a case, scorers, a canal, and a warning about druggists. The readable bits suggest a legal or consumer alert describing counterfeit or inferior goods and calling for scrutiny by merchants and authorities.
Farmers' future in Kansas agriculture judged by Coburn
Secretary Coburn of the state board of agriculture argues farming offers opportunities for educated youth in Kansas. He warns against skimming profits, urges steady specialization, proper land use, and maintaining plans through fluctuations to build true wealth through quality crops, livestock, and farming ethos.
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Kansas
Tee Coburn
State Board of Arrculture
Jurn
A. D
Ressun
Direct Line 19 Western Route Details
The Direct Line 19 links Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco and Portland via Union Pacific. It offers Pullman Palace Sleepers Pullman Tourlet Sleepers Chat r Car Dining Cars and a la carte meals. Depot Agent J C Pultow provides ticket information.
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Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francierno
Portland
Union Pacific
J.C. Pultow
Inventor Priest Wins Patent For Kodak Film
New York Sept 17 Rev Goodwin of Newark after twelve year fight wins patent on his photographic film now used worldwide. He developed an affordable plate substitute, faced legal battles with a rival dry plate firm, and gains monopoly for seventeen years. A New York syndicate plans to back the invention promising large returns while Goodwin's other photographic pioneering work gains him respect in New Jersey and beyond.
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New York
Eee Goodwin
Newark
Washington
Goodwin
New Jersey
Hetieht
Goolswin
Teyous
Sint
Mr. Gowlwin
Fim
Dry Plate Company
Patent Office
United States
Court martial ordered to hear Majors Elliott Lang case
An order from corps headquarters convenes a general court martial at 1am Thursday at General Barkley’s headquarters. Majors Elliott and Lang face charges with possible additional cases, including Colonel Andel’s, to be heard as part of the proceeding. The speedy settlement of the Fourth Illinois route is promised.
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Elliott
Lang
Pene Cubs
Jacksonville
Fis
Corpe
General
Andel
Brousie
Vision of General Douglas officers hear on board
Vision of General Douglas and senior officers is reported with many named figures from First Texas Fourth United States Volunteer Immunes and Seventh Corps. The board is watched with interest as discipline in the Fourth Regiment reportedly relaxes and men are acting as they please.
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Douglas
W. O H. Marley
Texas
James S. Pettit
United States Volunteer Immunes
Curtis Guild, Jr
Seventh Corps
Asdieutenant
Calvin D. Cowles
North Carolina
Henry A. Wise
Lightning Strikes Milwaukee Avenue Trolley at Irving Park
A Milwaukee avenue trolley car was struck by lightning near the trolley pole on Irving Park boulevard. Passengers faced a sudden blaze of burning wires and a loud thunderclap, with Conductor Bailey and the motorman receiving light shocks while about a dozen riders fled to the street.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Avenue
Irving Park Boulevard
Bailey
Kentucky Girls Quarrel Over Rival for Guard’s Attention
Lexington dispatch reports Mat tie Marion daughter of the Fourth Kentucky regiment quarreling with Miss Genevieve Farley maid of honor as the train left for Anniston Alabama. Marion objected to Farley riding in the same coach, saying Farley received too much attention from a handsome lieutenant. After discussions with Col Colson and Capt Tyree and his wife serving as chaperone, it was decided to leave both behind in Lexington.
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Lexington
Mlen Mattie Marion
Kentucky
Genevieve Farley
Lesington
Anniston
Ala
Miss Marion
Miss Farley
Col. Colson
Miss Parley
M. J. Treadway
Tyree
Irish societies launch anti alliance drive in New Jersey
In Paterson New Jersey Sunday the Twe United Irish societies inaugurated a movement opposing political candidates favoring an alliance with Great Britain. John Devoy led a large enthusiastic meeting at Entre Nour hall. The plan aims to have Trieblmen vote only for candidates who oppose the alliance.
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New York
Twe United Irish Societies
Paterson
N. J
Great Britain
Entre Nour Hall
John Devoy
Triebmen
Coffin Comes Into Use As Woman Dies In Fortville
Anderson Indiana September 17 a Fortville widow who bought a coffin and burial shawl a year ago died last night. The purchases are being used today with the service instructions and flowers to be observed. The item echoes local advertising claims for Beggs German Salve popular in ads of the era.
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Anderson, Ind
James Richardson
Fortville
Moss Evades Purchase Talks hushing Chicago Theater Deals
London manager H E Moss visiting Boston with E Warner and Thomas Cooper says he is here mainly for pleasure and to scout acts for potential English syndicate purchases. He dodges confirming rumors of buying Koster and B F Keith theaters in Chicago and Boston's Keith’s theater, deeming the latter report absurd.
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Boston
H. E. Moss
London
E. Warner
Thomas Cooper
Edinburgh
Moss
Koster & His
E Music
New York
Chicago
B. PF. Keith
Moss Kaid
Corner on Pecans Controls Supply and Prices Rise
St Louis dealers hold the majority of pecan stocks as crop failures in Texas and other regions tighten supply. Prices have doubled with expectations of further increases during winter. The market is effectively cornered by leading firms. Can and Gorman declines to sell while holding vast inventories to push prices higher.
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St Louis
Texas
Ical
Istana
Miiesiaegypt
Terrtory
Missouri
Arkansas
Geran
Louis
Gyps Gold for Forfeit and Eloping Queen Bekas Father In Flight
The piece reports a chaos surrounding Bekas elopement with Michael Stekavich, a horse trader, and alleged thefts of money from Bekas father Stano Stankovich. Warrants fly as police hunt for Bekas and Michael, while tensions rise in the camp at Western Avenue and Seventh Street.
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Chicago
Justice Schulte
John Stefanovich
Bekas
Western Avenue
Y Seventh Street
Beka Stefana- Vich
Michael Stekavich
Beka
Arene
Stakavich
Michael
Stano Stankovich
Heka
Stefanovich
Warfa
Boni
Henry
Gup Stanley
Milwaukee
Tribal Council Names New Queen and Forgives Offenses
A Nene tribe council on return names a settlement plan. Michaey Siuekavich will return as band and Beka will reclaim the queen role. Boch will be forgiven and peach testbed.
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Michaey Siuekavich
Beka
Boch
What Baggage Means in Domestic Pet and Boarding Case
New York September 17. Maxserrate Pool ruled that one shirt is not baggage but two shirts are, in a domestic pet defense under anti cruelty laws. Kat L Field runs a boarding house at 40 West 57th Street. Patrons Walter Dyson and Joe Cormick left unpaid and faced boarding home law charges for removing baggage. Cormick left with clothes on, Dyson with two shirts and cellulosa cut, the court noted. Dyson owed ten dollars.
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York
Maxserrate Pool
Kat L. Field
West Fifly
Seventh Street
Walter Dyson
JoseCormick
Wife’s plea drives husband to suicide bid in Cleveland
In Cleveland on September 17 Mrs. John Dare Street caused a police report by urging her husband to follow her. The coroner and doctors described two attempts as he collapsed after being found unconscious at Courtland and Lorain. He survived after stomach stimulation but was dazed during a later sighting on Lorain Street. The case centers on the deceased wife’s request and the ensuing actions.
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Cleveland, O
John
Dare Street
Arbuckly
Harrett
Ter Stampleton
Ciarrett
Courtland
Lorain Mirrets
Lorain
Keeps Their War Kits for Soldiers After Spanish War
The secretary of war allows volunteers from the Spanish American War to retain their equipment. Each man may purchase his kit including Krag rifles and gear with one month’s pay covering costs. Furloughs granted. discharge requires certificates avoiding debt.
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Washingwin
S.—Rermunson
Spain
Sim Autine
War Department
Fireman Ropes A Steer In Vacant Lot Incident
A smogged steer rampaged through a vacant lot this morning injuring about a score of people. Fireman Gus Kinderman wrestled the maddened animal unaided after a half hour of chaos. Barber's apprentice John Thornton sustained a minor arm injury while another man faced only slight wounds.
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St. Lovie
Gus Kinderman
Mirce Houra
John ‘Thornton
Chicago Market Tomatoes Lead to Cobden Farmer’s Marriage
William G. Hipps of Cobden Til married Minnie Wilke after shipping his own homegrown tomatoes to Chicago. The romance began last July when Hipps placed a self describe note in a tomato basket seeking a wife, promising gratitude to any fortunate recipient.
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William G. Hipps
Cobden, Til
Chicago
Semis
Minnie Wilke
Hipps
Dr Pierce’s Jet Medical Discovery Promises Relief
A fragment praising a tonic and pills by Dr Pierce claims to restore health for hard workers. It extols a restorative tonic, a digestive aid, and pearllike pellets for constipation, presenting them as a cure without narcotics and a path to renewed vitality.
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Ian
de. Prerer
Tomato Patch Wedding In Cobden Ends A Quirky Courtship
Miss Minnie Wilke and J. F. Wallace wed after a comic row over a cherished photo. Gus Wilke favored returning the picture, but the couple shared letters of love. The pair, soon to reside near Cobden's historic tomato patch, were joined by village justice Wallace.
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Orie
Gus Wiky
Bride of Stbbs
Minnie Wilke
Gus
Womld
Mise Wilke
Big Brother
Jove
Big Brothers
J. F. Wallace
Etrwith
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Spring Health
An advertisement urges planting hope in spring by purifying and enriching blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla to resist illnesses from decaying vegetation and low water. It claims strengthens against malaria fever cold pneumonia and other ailments, warning to avoid imitations.
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Hood
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Pain Free Relief
An advertisement extols the Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe non surgical remedy for all forms of piles. It claims immediate relief and complete cure, cites testimonials from Columbus Obie Leonardville and Indianapolis, and states the product is available at druggists for five dollars with a mail order booklet from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
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Deah
Columbus
Obie
J. W. Meagan
Leonardville
Kin
James Jamerson
Abver Liven
Addreset
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
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Octopus
Fr. D. Coburn
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Maine
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Barber
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