Married at Home Thetan Mow Goodwin Wedding in Horton
A home wedding for Mr. Goodwin and Miss Goodrich was held in Horton with relatives arriving from New York. The ceremony was conducted by a peace officer and witnessed by a small group including Mr. Is win’s manager and Mrs. Goodwin, with roses and satin decor. A wedding breakfast followed. the couple plans to marry again when opportunities permit and to wait for family matters before a formal stage performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thetan
Mow
Wat C
Goodwin
Treored
Finn Goolrich
Mr. Goodwin
Nelle Stereos
Misa Goodrich
Wenten
Iswin
Tham
Gandwine
Horton Gati
New York
Visa Goodrich
Rowton
Goodwit
Beecendante of Massxesit and Teereleruta Chiefs
Report describes Beecendante of Massxesit and Teereleruta as leaders or princesses of a historic native alliance. It notes their role amid long struggle, loyalty, and resistance to colonial pressures. The passage mentions 16 villages and 16 000 residents, with references to bloodlines and rights tied to early colonial formation in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laka Ranawamprets
Saseneburetta
Teereleruta
Wootonekazuske
Warramoegs
Ascher
New England
Prominent Man Kills Himself in Hotel Savoy Room
The New York based Tappen of Louise Kentucky, a well known figure in the northward trade, killed himself with a shot in the hotel Savoy Filth axedus. Police say despondency over nervous trouble and recent threats prompted the act. his wife and associates recall distant conflicts and a fear of danger to his wife. The tale traces his career in the Kentucky steel business and a recent absence from work before the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walworth Jr
Tappen
Louise Kentucky
Hotel
Savoy
Ola Wits
Therexnas
Tappin
Tayven
Frou Abd Steel
Kentucky
Srar‘elingata
Chicago
Crane & Oo Tu
Tappur
Fingafia Dimculdes
Ienk
Tie Trlende
Tag Alwaye
Tappan
Belmont Walil
Toppan
Ely
Peonies in Medicine and Myth Through Time
A fragmentary note traces peony use from ancient beauty ideals to healing lore. It recalls Paeon the godly physician and mentions poetic lines about the plant’s virtues, water usage, and medicinal esteem across eras, though portions are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paeon
Gonfoot
Uritem
Probing The Courtship Of A Lor. Sunday Magazine
A garbled weathered note hints at a courtly literary dispute in Lor. The fragment references a judge and a pardon, with mentions of tresporting a con stanmect and magelinds, suggesting confusion over a proposal to publish in a Sunday Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lor
Tigbert Crews
Euri
Notice to Water Users in Geneva Utah
State Engineer in Salt Lake City announces a water appropriation application by Jara seasson to divert 73 cubic feet per second from a spring to Weber County for irrigation of 100 acres in Sections 2 and 11 Lowne townships. Publication begins October 20, 1908, protests due within 60 days after first publication.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Jara Seasson
Geneva
Weber
Seare Fueih
Cenier
Geetion
Porta
Hauge T
Galt Lake
Meridian
Salt Lake Fave
Cale Tanneh
Forecast of One Ween's Vents and National Events
A jumble of 1920s industry reopening plans, political visits, and pending court actions. Taft in New York for a memorial dedication, Gompers and labor federation discussions, and the Dillinger-like cases in Missouri and Texas frame a week of hearings. A new battleship South Dakota will be launched in Massachusetts with Mary Neuler christening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterett
Tanaing
Industelen
Tait
Belzhy Ap
Denver
American Federation of Tabor
Gompers
Dryan
Anor Sa
Cepacia
Federation
Wateye- Pierca Company
Texas
Wilminston
Delaware
United Stated
Ranene City
Itl
Judea NePhereon
Jagneon County
Missouri
South Dakota
Fore River
Qatory
Massachusetts
Mary Neuler
Fargo
Burke
North Dakota
Boone
Willy Christen
Mer
Bella Guncett
la Torre
Indiana
Dire
Gunness
Gunnes
Charles W. Moree
Atlanta
Gearata
Hank
North America
Roosevelt
Dean Batley
Stonday
Col Jeee Park
Statyland
Taft
Congreta Pase & Penal Savings Bank
Washington
National Monetary Entwmiz Ston
Guntioue
Congress
France
Baérs
Honting
Absent preacher to speak in western town services
Fragmentary text notes a local preacher event in a western town. It mentions an upcoming Sunday sermon by a preacher identified as Mr Miank and a second service planned on the bandered side, with unclear context and names partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyte
Miank
Veuth
New York Burglars Loot Jerry Tayntor Estate
A bold burglary at the Tayntor granite family home in Boreuss Park New York ends with the theft of jewelry and silverware valued at about 410,000. Three burglars forced entry to the second floor, battered Charles Tayntor and tied the family, while Mrs Tayntor and their children were awakened. A jewel case with wedding rings nearly escaped theft as one robber argued not to take them. Police are pursuing leads as investigators describe the scene and the heavily armed intruders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles EB Tayntor
Boreuss Park
Fxebtyn
Teyotor
Coord Turing
Tayntor
New England
Crark
Beloe
Blales
England
Divs. Tayater
Tayator
Tao
Charles Taynier
Herold
Burran
Tama
Capable Batter Struggles to Hold Baseball Card
A damaged report describes a boy from a tough New York neighborhood playing baseball on a rough street surface. Lacking gloves he attempts to catch the ball with his bare hands, the cap breaks, and the scene ends with a tense moment as the ball slips away.
Disjointed Tale Surfaces From Chronology Confusion
A fragmented narrative recounts Jonsthan Niriakley chasing a city train, forgetting a commutation ticket, and discovering mismatches with another paper. It mentions feeble harbor discoveries, a steamer ashore, and an essay on gender roles in a late night periodical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonsthan Niriakley
Ropeyherst
Chicas Necorg Herald
Anti-Saloon League to Convene Central District Meet
Delegates from nine Midwestern states gather in Des Moines on November 3 for the Central District conference of the Anti-Saloon League. Topics include a unified strategy for national prohibition and the Interstate Commerce Act, with debates on local option versus prohibition and campaign plans amid ongoing political tensions.
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Dea Moines
Middle West
Teg Moines
Toeadsy
Iowa
Timois
Niwour
Vincontia
Minnesota
Tolaraio
Cachon
Aseq
Bian
War Veterans In the Senate Report
The article lists veterans in the Senate including eight union veterans led by Senator Proctor and possible inclusion of Allison for early Civil War service. It names eighteen Civil War veterans and ten ex Confederates such as Mreeze and Johnston among others, noting Briggs of New Jersey as a regular army officer and Du Pont as West Point pair in the senate. Dick is cited as a Spanish War volunteer.
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Senate
Proctor
Allison
Iowa
Feld
Katkelay
du Pony
Burrows
Nelson
Warner
Foraker
Beott
Warren
Gennie
Mreeze
Tankhead
Johnston
Terraferrd
Bacon
Mcfkeaty
McEnery
Money
McLamrin
Daniel
Martin
Briggs
New Jersey
Fromeat Petat
Mr du Pont
West Point
Benator Dick
Curious and stunting illustration at Texas fair controversy
A chaotic scene at a Texas agricultural fair drew Civil War veterans from the Confederate Guards against a National Guard unit. The Confederate commander warned his troops would resist firing on the American flag, invoking historic grievances and revolutionary war imagery to supporters.
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Coral Bouthernsre
Sculbersere
Palla
Texan
Ned
National Guard
Claputea
Digbera and the Theater Tale of Dickens Patronage
A disturbed crowd at a theater delays a late arrival for a performance attended by Charles Dickens and a generous patron. Door guards demand payment to admit the lateness, but after some time the necessary permissions are granted. The play is dull, yet Dickens endures with simple pathos and reflects on kind hearted aid.
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Digbera
Charles Dickins
Klmaelt
Dyndew Advertiser
Kaiser’s Revolver Keeps Emperor Wiltana Safe
Kaiser's Ever Ready revolver is kept close by Emperor Wiltana JL who trusts it to be freshly primed each morning to ensure it is in perfect working order. He vows to die by the Reed of an anarchist and remains determined to seek satisfaction if the assailant harms him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Wiltana
He Reed
Bern
Bira
French Transatlan Compagnie Records Peak 1907 Receipts
The Compagnie Generale Transatlantique of France reports 1907 as the peak year, with 72,000,000 francs in receipts. The president notes no large increase in mileage in 1908 and expenses will rise only modestly, as the company expands its tonnage by a fraction. The corporation is rapidly superseded by the French government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compagnie
Transatantique
France
Fib Preatient
Pretinent but Pureling Pamatier Speech Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes show a party candidate declared commitment to a cause amid a disrupted rally. A woman interjected in the crowd, shouting a question about beliefs and plans as observers logged the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apone
Talinece Ameticag
Paris Dramatist Vietorien Sardou Dies After Long Illness
Paris, Nov. 7 1921 veteran dramatist Vietorien Sardou died today from pulmonary congestion at 75. He shaped French theater teaching history and philosophy while writing comedies and articles. His early works failed before later successes and English adaptation of A Retap of Paper. He staged Latire des Persons at Potts Sa Martin Theater amid renewed attention to Le XIV era intrigues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Victorien Sargon
Pranth Dramsadate
Frenca
America
Evance
Vietorien Bartow
Leandre Bardod
Educationaliat
Bret
Purnale
Neon
Isenter
Mourbe
Sardou
Potts Sa Martin
Leis XIV
Women Bank President Named After Husband's Death
Mrs Jennie L Miller of Nebraska is now president of the State Bank of Taste Hock following her husband’s death last November. She had been a vice president for years and he left all property to her before his passing. Gordon D Miller and Mia Net the V David serve as vice presidents.
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Jennie L Miler
Nebraska
State Bank of ‘Taste Hock
Miller
Brain magnets and memory theory at Royal Society meeting
At a Royal Society gathering Sir James Grant presents a paper on brain structure and memory. He claims electrical currents in the brain influence molecular behavior, suggesting magnetism may affect memory, and describes magnet use in glass handling and related machinery.
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Carats
James Grant
Yeata
Produce & Mort
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Edna Goodrich
Boston
Onday
Toradey
Femmnile Comis Morse
Perty
Kate
Feilay
Mitchell Bros
Erat
Hinself
W. Bl. Tappan
Ituki, Savoy, New York
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New Fork
Feabai Harbor
Forland
Ateamer
Wtich
Alt Orocere
Anti-Saloon League
Arte
Victorien Sardou
Kuhn
Moderna
Tayloring
Uegrat
Wienecasinny
Last
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