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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1906

Page

5

Most Beautiful Woman in America Chosen in Contest

Mrs Walter Farwell of Washington and Chicago wins the prize as the most beautiful woman in America in a contemporary beauty contest. The selection honors her Gibson girl type and famous lineage, tracing beauty to Mildred Williams, once Mrs Stephen A Douglas, and ties to Chicago society and political circles.

America Walter Waewell Washington, D Chicago Misa Mildred Williams Abe Wade Walter Tarwell Winds City Stephen A. Donglass Warried Gen. Williams United States Armay A Farwell Jlobert Chatfield Taylor

Fairbanks Active in Indiana Gop Candidacy Drive

Indiana politics favor Fairbanks for 1908 Republican nomination. He and allies restructure party organization, defeat Beveridge’s faction, and target delegates in the South and Dawes influenced states. Beveridge sidelined, Fairbanks seeks strongest delegate tally to secure the nomination.

Gates Wairbanks McKinley Fairbanks Indiana Beveridge Hoe Republican Party Senator Beveridge Mr. Fairbanks Senator Hanna William McKinley Marcus A. Hanna South My. Klamna Mairbanks Tavna

Gaikwar of Baroda Faces Global Wealth Spotlight

A Pekin of Baroda, the Gaikwar, stands out as the richest prince in the Orient, famed for a carpet of rubies and diamonds four yards square. His diamond necklace, wife’s jewels, and the Star of the South collarette mark a wealth unmatched, with ancestral treasures dating centuries, displayed during baroda royal processions.

John D. Rockefeller Baroda Aladdin Gaiker Manu

Bright Day or Grows Night Echoes in Names

The fragment notes Origa of Baster Baster linked to the Saxon goddess Easter and the word aster from Oster. It mentions dust days called Bright Day and Bohemian reference to Grows Night, suggesting folklore naming in various regions.

Bohemia

Fragmentary 19th century note on Kustec and Easter customs

Fragmentary OCR describes a practice where people meet at morning services during a holy day, exchange greetings including Jesus Christ is risen, present a red object to the parish priest, and carry it for several days. Mentions of Waster Day and Livy context appear, with unclear details of rituals.

Russia Jesus Christ Cho

Sporadic Fragments From An Old Orient Sports Page

A garbled OCR segment mentions athletic figures and events with unclear names. It references forty days after a spurt and a cohort of participants, with scattered terms suggesting Italian or Sicilian links, but the wording remains incoherent and names are unreadable.

Sleeping Car Acquaintances Rep Smith and the Roosevelt children

A fragmentary humorous tall tale recalls Representative Smith of Maryland near the White House conversing with Secret Service guards as a stream of Roosevelt offspring passes through the executive mansion door. The guards identify Archibald Roosevelt Kermit Roosevelt Quentin Roosevelt and others as they arrive with skate pullers and staff chatter. The scene ends with the congressman imagining waiting on a station platform with the delayed express.

Representative Smith Maryland I. Ie Mr. Smith White House Secret Service Massion Congress- Shu Archibald Loosevelt Dno Suwill Kermit Phat Quentin Suathu Gibbie Pyatter Kamwalel

A Darky Giristening and Primitive Baptist Rituals

A fragment recounts a March Sunday visiting a Baptist service at Bastia and a colored settlement near Wevpt. It describes a baptism, energetic singing, and a chaotic foot washing ceremony with loud prayers, ecstatic fits, and widespread public emotion.

Bastia Gracie Divisi Miles Graves Primative Baptist

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