Notice of legal notices and local items in Thal Washing Post
The notice lists multiple newspapers and notices about elections, deadlines, and public actions. It mentions dates in November and December, residents connected to a case, and references to cemetery and church matters. Names such as Miller, Gillespie, Harvey Hue, and White society appear among scattered details. The readable fragments indicate a compilation of notices across several local publications with varied topics.
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Muneus Tomes
Erdaey
Taut
Pereloties
Moore
Harvey Hue
Thomas
Gillespie
Windy
Viole White Society
Undertakers advertise first class funeral services
Numerous undertakers advertise in this snippet offering embalming and funeral directing. Names include Ww. R. Speare, J. William Lee, Joseph Gawler, and A. F. Barvey's Sons. They promise moderate prices, modern crematoriums, and ample facilities at central locations with telephone contacts.
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J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
Joseph Gawler
Wain
Brice
Ave
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Fairbanks Seeks Re-election Speech at Carmel Rally
Senator Fairbanks urged voters to support the Republican ticket in a Carmel appearance praising the party as instrumental in advancing education and home life. He argued the party stands for liberty, knowledge, virtue, and national progress, stressing the need to ensure a Republican triumph for the country’s best interests.
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Democratic Party
Lanis
Fairbanks
Carmel
Iles B. Landis
Westfield
Republican Party
United State
J Deck
Grovs iCleveland
Lbeck
Rm L
Indiana Republican unity under national eyes
The Washington Post reports concern over Indiana GOP frictions as factional fighting threatens party cohesion. National Chairman Cortelyou convenes with Indiana officials to assess reports of internal rifts and possible clashes with the Fairbanks faction, amid looming election pressure.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Oet
Cortelyous Winit
Weston
Tidiana
Indiana
Washington
New York
readingKepublicans
Taggart
Cartelyou
Oulay
New
Housevelt
Rbanks
Fairbanks
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Senate
Hemenway
Durbin
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Johnston Confident in Campaign Across district
Walter A Johnston Democratic candidate for Congress in this district confers with party managers at Hookville. He reports solid home county support, predicts favorable margins in Montgomery, notes disunity among Republicans in Allegany and other counties, and remains hopeful for success despite GOP strength in several areas.
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Washington Post
Rockvill
Mil
Walter A. John Ston
Hookville
Heo
Resa
Montgomery
Johnscon
Allegany County
United
Ar. Johnston
Daniel at Tazewell Seeks Support in Gubernatorial Campaign
John W. Daniel United States senator spoke to Tazewell County citizens in the courthouse area as Republican leaders including Lieutenant Governor Willard addressed the crowd. The speech referenced Daniel’s prior defeat by Col. William B. Cameron and touched on campaign issues in a forcible style.
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Syemal
Washington
Ie Railyurney Lewis
Roy
NAMES OF CANDIDATES THE GUBERNATORIAL CONTESTS
New York dispatch outlines gubernatorial and statewide ticket plans across 29 states. It lists Republican and Democratic governor candidates, third party lines, and major national tickets with presidential nominees such as Roosevelt and Parker. It notes South Carolina with a single gubernatorial ticket and Wisconsin’s split anti-La Follette contest.
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New York
United States
Nom Nations
People’s, Prohibition
Socialist
Socialist Labor
Continental
Labor
National Liberty
Megro
Lincola
Continental Party
Inois
Chicago
House of Representatives
Maine
Vermont
Oregon
Cosen
South Carolina
Wlinois
Delaware
Wisconsin
Miou
la Follette
Prohibitionists
Socialists
Social Democrats
Socialist Labor Party
Republica
Presidett
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Democratic
Altom B. Parker
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Prohibition
Silas C. Swallow
Pennsylvania
George W. Carroll
Texas
Prople's
Thomas
Warsen
Georgia
Tlhbles
Nebraska
Eugene V. Debs
Benjamin Hanford
Socialist-Labor
Charles H. Corregan
Wlliam W. Cox
Llinois
Austin Holcomb
A. King
Missouri
George FE. Taylor
Awa
William ©. Payne
Virginia
Lincoln Party
E. T P. Penn
West Virginice
Joan J. Jones
Colorado
James H. Peabody
Alva Adams
Henry Robert
A. Sleaton Robertson
Union
Preston, Lea
Joseph J. Chandler
Caleb S. Pennett
Platida
Matthew B. Macpfarlane
Napoleon B. Broward Wade
Frank Gooding
Klenry Heftfeld
Timvis
Republean
Charles S. Deneen
Lawrence
3Indiana
J. Frank Hanry
John W. Kern
Kansas
Edward N. Hoyk
Pasion
David M. Tate
Masesiusetts
Otn J. Bates
Demat
William L. Douglas
Michigan
Kepwuisan
Fred M. Warner
Woodbridge
S. Ferris
Minnesota
Robert. Dunn
John
D.C. Herrick
North Carolina
Charles T. Harris
Robert B. Glenn
North Dakota
B. ¥. Sarl Vrat
Mo F. Hegge
Rhode Island
George P. Utter
L. F.C. Garvin
D.C. Meynard
South Lakota
Samuel H. Elrod
Louis X. Cri
James D. Lowden
G. W. T. Lanham
Tennessee
Jesse M. Littleton
James D. Frazier
Uriah
John ©. Cutle
James H. Moyle
Washington
Albert E. Mésd
George Turner
William Mf. C. Daw
John J. Cornwell
Hubert M. la Follette
Edward Scofield
George W. Peck
Wyoming
Bryant B. Brooks
John F. Osborne
Pennsylvania Plurality Reported Amid Party Channel
Representative Bingham informed the president that Pennsylvania GOP operations have closed their campaign. He noted plans to elect twenty nine of the thirty nine representatives, amid speculation on possible gains or a flood of support for the Republicans.
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Penthese
Pennsylvania
Bingham
LICENSED TO MARRY INDIANA AND MULTIPLE LOCATIONS
A corrupted OCR listing marriage licenses shows numerous names and partner combos across states, including Franklin Cranson of Indiana and Mary Butcher, Beulah Kaldert of Maryland, and others from Illinois, Ohio, Virginia, New Jersey, New York, and Tennessee, with various couples and locales. The fragmentary text includes misreadings of city and state names and multiple pairings, indicating a broad roster of pending nuptials.
Health Office Record of Local Deaths and Ages
Health Office records list individuals with ages and addresses, many from hospitals or local streets. Names include Anna A. Rorsferd 81, Sadie Gutier 92, Annie M. Coleman 92, Catherine Canolly 71, Sohn Fitzgerald 61, Ron Harris 70, Roth Jl Howe Govt Hosp Insane 24, William Keller 53, Elizabeth Maveron 63, Mary Mettann 41, Howard W. Smith 42, Mary Tibbs 43, Maggie Tillman 7, Liwise Turner 50, William H. Van Meter 30, Hannah Vermillion 56, William D. Weems 17, Charles H. Zellay days.
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Anna A. Rorsferd
Co. Univ. Hosp
Sadie Gutier
Annie M. Coleman
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Catherine Canolly
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Read D. C
Sohn Fitzgerald
M St. SW
Ron Harris
A St. Se
Roth Jl
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Hosp
Insane
William Keller
Providence Hospital
Elizabeth EL Maveron
Cth
St. Se
Mary AL Mettann
Howard W. Smith
Del.ave Sw
Mary Tibbs
Freedmen’s Hospital
Maggie Tillman
Liwise Turner
William H. van Meter
St. Nw
Hannah Vermillion
S:. Nw
William D. Weems
Anacostia
Yaara Charles H. Zellay
St. Sw
Tricks to Defeat Mudd in Anne Arundel Ballots
Special to The Washington Post reports that under the Wilson law Anne Arundel County supervisors printed two distinct ballots with different candidate orders to confuse illiterate Republicans and aid illiterate Democrats. Key races include Parker and Davis, Dr Richards Hill for Congress, and Sydney B. Mudd versus John S. Mudd in the Fifth district, with the Democratic ticket normally first on both ballots and variable orders for Republicans, Prohibition, and Socialist lines to tilt the column.
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Washington Post
Amnapolis
Anne Arundel County
Parker and Davis
Dr. Richards. Hill
Congress
Alwo
Anne Arundel
Dr. Hill
Sydney B. Mudd
Mr. John.is. Mudd
Mudd
John &. Mudd
Taylor Replies to Parker on Treasury Deficit
Acting Secretary WW AL Taylor rebutted Judge Parker’s speech to farmers, arguing deficits arise early in fiscal years as appropriations lapse on June 30. He cited July and August disbursements of over 101 million dollars, the post office and navy costs, and building expenditures while noting prior Cleveland-era deficits, asserting Parker’s year-to-year comparison was unfair.
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AL Taylor
The
Treasur
Judge Parker
Parker
Treasury
Post-oMice Department
Cleveland
Irish Journal Attacks Hay Over Irish Policy Rift
Gaelic American in New York City criticizes Secretary of State John Hay as anti Irish and accuses him of harboring anti Catholic bias in Castilian Days. The piece cites a private Cortelyou remark about appointing an Irish Catholic as Hay's successor and rails at Roosevelt's Irish policy stance and quotes from Cantilian Day.
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John Hay
Roosevelt
New York City
Sons of Brin
Hts
Jonn Hay
Gatho Hes
Cortelyou
Hay
State Department
Corteiyau
John May
Morgan
Panama
Oliver Cromwell
Speech on campaign finance and industry by Parker in New York
The address denounces Republican fundraising via trusts and large corporations, calling it a shameless moneyed drive to win the White House. Parker recalls earlier campaigns, praises Democratic resilience, and argues for foreign trade, equal opportunity, and policies to expand American industry while condemning special interests.
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McKinley
WM Harri
Parker
Judge Parker
Manhattan Club
Benjamin IF
Shively
Cunneen
New York
Pelief
United States
Retey
Amos 1 Skidmore
Walter Lo Wilker Dod
Wyed Wesley
ISM
Custon
California Outlook in Second District Battleground
Special Correspondence from Washington Post notes C. Al. McKinlay appears favored in California s Second District over incumbent Bell by 5 0 to 1 500 votes with Sacramento County pivotal Roosevelt era shifts. Prediction says Republican majority in Sacramento could reach 1 590, sealing Bell s defeat despite gains outside counties. Fourth District forecasts Julius Kahn Republican to topple incumbent Livernash, who previously beat Kahn by 141 votes.
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Washington Post
San Francesco
California
C. AL
McKinlay
Bell
Sacramento County
Sacramento
Coombs
Roosevelt
Rougevelt
Julius Kahn
Livernash
Democratic
Union Labor
Kahn
Union Labor Party of
San Franccisco
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in a Testimonial Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a great remedy for kidney bladder and liver trouble claiming thousands suffer kidney disease unknowingly and presenting testimonials from a Melrose Massachusetts reader and others about cured bladder and kidney problems. The piece urges readers to request a sample bottle by mail and notes the product is sold in drug stores.
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St. Melvare
Mass
Richardso
Washington Daily Post
Political contest in Fitch district presages party shift
In Fitch district, B A Hayes leads a united Repub ticket while Democracy and Labor Union run their own nominees. Incumbent Wynn faces a split field with potential union support wavering, boosted by a broader Roosevelt wave. California margins loom as a factor in statewide contests and governorship race. New GOP and party organizing notes follow with local club activity and meetings.
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Kann
Fitch Distriet
B.A. Hayes
Repub- Men
Democracy
Labor Union Party
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J. Willems
Hay
Wyon
Repethe Jean
Wynn
Wey
Wowin
Toad
Roosevelt
Caifornia
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