Women in the Picture All Eyes on Mrs Longworth
Society notes describe Mrs Longworth at a political convention and hotel events with Taft family spectators. Attending figures include Mr Bryce Mrs Jusserand Mme Depew and Mrs Langworth among others at public and hotel gatherings with fashion details and conversations about visibility and influence.
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Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled Mississippi ledger
The text appears as a jumbled OCR pass with scattered names and places including references to Mississippi, various surnames, and political terms. Key entities are unreadable, making it difficult to identify a coherent event, date, or personhood beyond scattered proper nouns.
Licensed to Marry in a Contested Alabama Ceremony
Fragmented legal notices list names such as Clara B Be son Janet Roy and various witnesses and officials. The text references marriage license filings, dates in February and April, and multiple individuals across Alabama, Indiana, and other locations, mixed with stray OCR fragments.
Health Office Record Summary of June 1 Obituaries and Residents
A fragmented health office record lists names and ages of residents and patients, with multiple locations including Washington asylums and hospitals. Entries mention ages from infancy to 60s, dates around June, and addresses on several streets, reflecting a municipal registry of health and care facilities.
West Virginia Delegation Shifts Toward Roosevelt Stampede
West Virginia votes solidly for Roosevelt over Taft in a crucial convention roll call. Charles Seymour Edwards of Charleston signals support for John Hays Hammond for vice president as Curtin and Teter rally Roosevelt backers. Delegation sentiment grows with staunch protests against Taft and hints of a bolt, amid strong West Virginia demonstrations for Roosevelt.
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Potomac River Shipping Buzz as Summer Trade Opens
Activity surges along the Potomac with ships, tugs, and schooners loaded with lumber and cargo heading toward Baltimore, Alexandria, and Georgetown. Vessels like the Wugima, Mimerva, and James Carter push logs, sand, and oil while a large frame stable is rising on Water Street and repairs continue on the tug Baby and the Eugenia.
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Dogs bite kills aged man in Panville June 17
Joseph Gerst aged seventy died from hydrophobia after a dog bite two months earlier. The incident followed several mad dog scares in Danville, with multiple dogs biting others, and even horses and people.
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Danville
Washington bishopric bid sparks heated convention clash
Amid a tense annual convention debates, Bishop Brent’s supporters protest and clash with rivals over naming him to Washington. Chair Dr McGrew restored order as motions lingered, ballots swung, and Brent’s fate hovered over procedural battles and cable messages from Manila.
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Congressman Wiley Dead in Georgia Hotel Tragedy
Alabama congressman Wiley died in a hotel here after weeks of illness and a breakdown. Born November 6, 1871, in Clayton, Alabama, he later moved through Pike and Barbour counties, studied law at Virginia and Montgomery, and served in Alabama politics before entering national service. He was elected to the House and Senate in Alabama, then served in the Union Army during the Spanish American War. Wiley represented the Democratic ticket in the 7th and 8th Congresses and won reelection to the Senate before retiring, passing away amid lingering health issues. The Mississippi battleship Mississippi is set for final trials after a June 29 navy yard departure, with tests to follow on July 25.
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Cartoon Campaign Gossip Hits Taft Camp in Chicago
In Chicago on June 17 a campaign cartoon display at Cannon headquarters ridiculed Taft managers. The sketches feature Hitchcock as a barker and Taft as a fat man in a menagerie, with references to Roosevelt, Rayburn, and various delegations. A miniature pig mascot and hotel balcony banter mix with chatter about Roosevelts role and Taft family ties as observers capture the lively convention scene.
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IB Allen
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Time Trial At Red Top Cown River
Red Top Cown crews practiced upstream in smoother water, with light workouts and slow strokes. The varsity eight completed a full four miles in 1 minute 27 seconds without current or wind aid, Cutter at No 2 impressed, and the four oared boat showed steady progress in two miles.
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Usurping Sultan Weds in Fez Morocco
In Fez on June 17 Mulal Hef wed a daughter of Mulal Tamam, cementing a royal alliance. The ceremony concluded with the grand vizier Madni Glaoul named in the sultanate’s cabinet as Hafid ordered European innovations tolerated, signaling a shift that excludes automobiles.
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Middy With Appendicitis Aboard Ship
A Navy midshipman from Hampton Roads to Annapolis Ireland suffers a severe appendicitis attack. He is to be operated on upon arrival at the Annapolis Emergency Hospital.
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Naval orders and vessel movements announced to navy officers
Orders issued to naval officers outline assignments at Bath Ton Woke Bath Me Sout RooA Kah and updates on acting positions, ship movements, and naval bases. Contingent details include personnel changes, commissions, and vessel schedules for Portsmouth, Hampton Roads, Solomons Island, and various yards with dates and statuses.
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Fragmented Army Orders Corridor From San Francisco Era
Fragmented OCR reads like military notice with names, places, and duty orders. Mentions Army, Department of Commerce and Labor, San Francisco, New York, Poem Lane, and various officers. The text lists assignments, entailed duties, and warnings regarding annuals and imperial decrees.
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