Taft laud Lincoln memorial visit in Tennessee
President Taft attended a Lincoln birthplace memorial ceremony in Nashville, delivering remarks before a crowd that included notable figures and Confederate veterans. He then spoke at a luncheon and planned travel to Barbourville and the University of the South, with a gold plate souvenir presented for the Masonic temple cornerstone event in Georgia.
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Taft
Nashville
Zimune
Rapitol
An Anditaram
Bawenge
Tenn
University of the South
Tait
Ly Sanator
Leu Goy Hooper
J M Tickinson
Kla
James D Richardson Savercien
Masonic Temple
Cure for skin disease claims remarkable results
Miss Baran Catlins of Wausigan writes that Catarrra Soap and Ointment cured her vexation after four months for a skin disease spreading over her body. She credits the products with ending rashes, itching, and sleepless nights and notes a promotional booklet available by Pot haz Drug & Sharp Corp for readers suffering similar conditions.
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Baran Catlins
Wausigan Il
Ubsita
Pothaz Drag & Sharp. Corp
Dept. Sh
Bootia
Standard Oil Tax Exemption Upheld in Virginia
The Virginia circuit court of Tazewell County held that the Standard Oil Company may not be taxed in Virginia for fuel peddling. The decision, affirmed by the Court of Appeals, cites Virginia law exempting peddling of fuel from taxation. Rene Whitley acted as agent in the peddling case, the Commonwealth noted.
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Vergina
Richmond Va
Patterson Mentioned as Compromise Candidate in Chicago Testimony
Chicago hearings reveal Walter Lantz testifying on alleged 1888 funds and a Springfield meeting where John Corwin denied any plan to nominate Patterson. Corwin and Kenley denied the money charges while Corwin recalled no employment with Patterson’s Chicago Tribune link. General manager Keeley defended Patterson’s integrity, saying the accusations are fictitious.
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Walter Lants
John Corwin
Chicago
Corwin
James Kenley
Iatu
Jann H DeWalt
Camon
United States Senate
Willam Larimer
Timall Patterson
Walter Santa
la Grange
Springield
Chicawo Tribune
Springfield
Robert W Patterson
Chicago Tribune
United States
Corvin
Ahurtlett
Tortmer Janitz
John
Santa
Haltimers
Sy Esohn
Lorimer
Unitedtates Senate
Walter Lanta
Bunman
Robert W Fattieson
Joan
Mr Lants
Jamen Keeley
Chicago ‘Tribune
Row Patternon
The
Tribune
Committee of the United States
Senate
Patterson
Worrie
Reet
Gracsland
Wren
Nim
Woman Struck by Auto in Petersburg Wisconsin
Nov 9 in Petersburg Wisconsin Mya Charles Artour Jonestone mother of Mia Archi bald McCrea of Petersburg and New York injured when knocked down by J M Newcomb Jr driving on Bycamore street The driver was almost unable to avoid collision and the report notes the incident as a traffic accident with no further details.
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Petersburg
Charles Artour Jonestone
Mia Archibald McCrea
New York
J M Newcomb
McKellar Wins Tennessee House Seat in Tennessees Race
Kenneth D McKellar, Democrat, defeats unspecified opponent to succeed the late Gen George W Weatherhall in Tennessees Tenth District. The result preserves McKellars control of the seat and reflects party alignment amid a contested election.
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Tat
Gen. Gordon
Mamphia Tenn
Kenneth D McKellar
Mamphia
Ines
Congress
George W
McKetlar
Howard Pyle Dead at Home in Florence
Americas renowned artist and author Howard Pyle died of heart failure in Florence on November 9. Born in Wilmington Delaware in 1853, he built a storied career in New York and beyond, influencing generations of illustrators and writers.
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Americas
Florence
Howard Pym
Mts
Wilsnington
Del
White Henee
Democrats Plan Extra Session To Preserve Offices
Baltimore Nov 3 Democrats plan an extra session to push legislation before inauguration. A two thirds Senate majority could pass key measures quickly including appointing a State board of supervisors, police examin ers and a white paper on election control. A separate grand jury probes August primary fraud and the effort to unseat Mayor Preston.
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Buertal
Weahingun Peat
Baltimore
Act
Hba
Wbyernor
Gov Croth
Rte
Senate
Board of Supervisors
Poller Commisiopaca
Nguor Heenae
General Assembly
Gov
Jamen H Preston
Henry Duty
Criminal Court
Ohio Progressives Aim to Influence Taft Delegates
Telegram exchanges between Cleveland and Washington reveal a plan by local Republican progressives to bolster the national Progressive effort in Ohio. The move seeks a voting test on presidential candidates and pressure the State Republican organization to declare its stance. A parallel push targets anti-Harmon Democratic delegates to the national convention.
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Cleveland
Ohio
National Organisation of Teogressives
Washington
National
Repubican Progressive Organization
Taft
Republican State Organization
Tafte Friends
Ti Je
Democratic Party
Nugent replies to Wilson on New Jersey election
Jomen R Nugent former state Democratic chairman of New Jersey declares the party in Essex county worked faithfully for Harry V Ostrom for State senator and for twelve assembly candidates. He accuses so called Wilson Democrats of not voting for the legislative grand plan, arguing Essex county did better than counties where Gov Wilson urged support.
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Newark
Jomen R Nugent
Democratic Party
New Jersey
Ravbiad
Woodrow Wilson
Zare Hin
State Assembly
Nugent
Democratic Organization
Eamexcomaty
Harry V Ostorne
Atsembly
Eanex County
Crandkinten
Wilson
Chinese Women Register for First Time in U.S. History
In San Francisco on November 9 Ciara Elizabeth Lee and Cree Tom Lounge claim to be the first Chinese women eligible to vote. Both are native born, Lee in Oregon and Leung in California, and both registered as Republicans. In Los Angeles, registration for the December municipal election closed at midnight with totals about 174,691, though exact figures await tomorrow, with duplicates and errors possibly lowering the count to around 168,000.
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Wasittontse Roar
San Francisco
Ciara Elizabeth Lee
Cree Tom Lounge
Cmkland
Mra Lee
Oregon
Leung
California
Los Angeles
Cal
Committee Indorses Wilson for Democratic Nomination
New Jersey state Democratic body endorses Woodrow Wilson for the presidential race. The committee plans permanent headquarters in Trenton and appoints a subcommittee to analyze last Tuesday’s election results. Officials say the party expects victory for Wilson and his policies despite Republicans retaining control of the state legislature.
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New Jersey
Pris .Bim
Tranton
Democratic State Committee of
Indoree
Woodrow Wiiyaqn
United States
Whzens
Gor Wrison
Miss Turnbull Is Bride in Virginia Wedding
Miss Elien Alice Turnbull daughter of Virginia representatives married William Zmory Elmore of Brunswick County at St Andrew's Episcopal Church Tamrencevilla. Rev Arthur Powail officiated. Maid of honor was Miss Ida Sims and the bridegroom's brother Thomas Alten Elmore was best man. A reception followed and the couple left for their wedding trip.
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Virginia
Brunswick County
Byedal
Washington
Petersburg
Misa Elien Alice Turnbull
Robert Turnball
William Zmory Elmore
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Tamrencevilla
Arthur Powail
Ida Sims
Thomas Alten Elmore
Mra Elmore
Boundary Dispute Monuments Mark Maryland Virginia Line
Unearths long standing border fight between Maryland and Virginia over the northern edge near Markalyaburg and the Potomac. A three member commission erects concrete monuments four feet tall to fix the eastern boundary with Maryland commissioners outvoted on key points and a report pending after months of work.
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Markalyaburg
Prenton County
W Va
Garrett County
Wost Virgina
Maryland
Commssion
Lord Fairfax
Charing I
England
Virginia
Arlington Confederate Monument Fund Progress Report
Richmond reports Col Herbert announces $26 000 collected for Arlington memorial to Confederate dead with 18 months to raise balance of about 5 001. Daughters of the Confederacy condemn Elson history as biased and call for government to use term war between the States. Audience applauds Mrs Stuart as ovation. convention urges federal adoption of civil war terminology.
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Col. Herbert
Richmond
Elson
United States
South
Daughters of the Confederacy
Bowthern
Sam
Hilary A Harbert
Washington DC
Arlington Monument
Bi Mosse Faekiel
Arlington Cemetery
Woorthington
Stewart
J B B Stuart
Cavalry
Minister and Mistrust in Atlanta Romance Scam
Rev W oA Ferrell of Gaffney said a man posed as him posting romantic marriage bait in Atlanta. Ferrell told Recorder Royles that an impostor used his name leading to a police inquiry. The minister said the hoax left him entangled in a mess, with no clear answer offered by officials.
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Atlanta
W Oa Ferrell
Gaffney
Royles
Ferrell
Vast Compilation of Names and Places From City Ledger Fragment
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names, cities, and institutions across regions including New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Trenton, and Richmond. The item reads like a street-level register of travelers or associates, with many personal names paired with places or hotels like Willard, New Willard, and others. The exact event or purpose remains unclear due to garbled text and missing context.
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Salipgrga
Hess and
Mite
Frankiney
New Willard Connectica
George A Bateman
Waterbury Mod
Dat
Mewlondon
St James Tmohgia
Ant Mee
Joho
Trenton
New Wittard
Staal Atepie City
Adbglon
Weary D. Chokana
Fite
Ridgewood
Shermban
Newark
James Oro
Lutton
Mansfeld
Panty
Toulmstowly
New Wierd
Davie Ebblet
Sherman
Chclimac
Bervin
Clemiscd
Ted
Wife Gatton
Cherinstong
Ebyiel Cinnoburg Ralolan
British Premier Asquith Addresses Naval Policy and Moroccan Settlement
London coverage recalls Asquith outlining Britain’s naval strength and urgency of a strong fleet amid German growth, Churchill praising fleet supremacy and restraint, and McKenna's caution on funding. It notes the Moroccan agreement easing European diplomacy, the lord mayor’s inauguration with a pageant tracing naval power, and Sir Thomas Gor Crathy’s recent entry into office amid grand ceremony.
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London
Thomas Gor Crathy
Asquith
Great
Ponisht
Churchill
Germany
Great Britain
Europe
Anquith
Gondoner
guiziJe
Queen Elizabeth
Waterloo
Chizen
Aged Couple Murdered in Gallant Alabama
An elderly man and a seven year old girl were found slain at their Gallant home. Police suspect a quarrel over money as the motive. Jacov Lutz, 76, was a pioneer of the region and a likely victim of the crime.
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Gatien
Dodsen
Jacov Lutz
Nis Witt
Gallant
Nis County
Lute
Berlin crisis over war and diplomacy sparks royal tensions
Amid talks of peace and danger to Germany, Chancellor and Crown Prince voice fear of war while urging restraint. Officials’ reactions at the Reichstag show divisions over Bethmann-Hollweg policy, with criticism of the Morocco Congo issue and royal communications provoking further dispute.
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Géraany
Gallerien
Reichstag
Baron von Hartling
von Heydabrand
Frederick William
Herr von Bethmann-Hollweg
Lindeguint
Minda
Herr von Heydebrand
Regtvnst
National Beagle Club Trials Open at Shadwell County
The twenty second annual tall of the National Beagle Club of America opened today at Shadwell, with 161 hounds entered, the largest entry yet. Winners include Waltingfield beagles owned by James W Appleton of Ipswich, Massachusetts, and the Somerset beagles owned by George B Post Jr. of Bernardville.
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Charrotteeville
National
Beagle Club of America
Waltinfield Teagles
James W Appleton
Ipewich
Somerset Beagles
Genres B Post, Jr
Bernardaville
Ehatrice
Waldingfield Beagles
Sir Binter Beagles
Chetwood Staith
Worcester Maas
Bradforé
Turpin
Roxvery
Mesa
Clarenge F Morse
Southbrides
Chetwood Smith
Worcester
Raymond Belmont
New York
Hunts Set for Montgomery Fox Trials In Rockville
Washington and District hunters trek to Rockville Maryland for the Montgomery County Fox Hunters Association second annual field trials. The opening all age event leads to a puppy race and a grand Saturday pack center with at least five dogs per pack. Officials include President W Outerbridge Spates and secretary treasurer Charles H Jolie sop with a large executive committee and entrants from Montgomery and beyond.
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Washington Port
Rochile
Montgomery County
District of Columbia
Rockville
Fox Hunters’ Association
W Outerbridge Spates
Charles HL Joliesop
Washington
Peter Col
George Jam
William FR Witt
John ¢ Benton
Paris E Waters
Capt
Thoman Ghffith
Clarence Moore
Richard F Spates
Andrew J Cummings
Frank Lewis
James & Gott
Gey B Edwards
Wiliam Stacks
A Clagett
William Riggs
Joseph Howen
Cecil Alnutt
Nicholas Crawford
Edmund C
Davin
Howard Marlowe
Wildon Jobseon
Julian F
Waiters
Benjamin C Gott
Edward Umstead
Jon Magrufer
Charids P Windham
Divorce Sought Over Spirits Visitation Claims
Adolph Schnell seeks divorce from Lllan Trump Schnell claiming her fidelity is compromised by alleged visits from spirits and Indigenous associates. He states the spirits prevent his peace, keep him awake, and he cannot be happy with her while they contact her, prompting his request for separation.
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Lunia
Adolph Schnell
Lllan
Trump Schnell
Muliam
Kansas City
Sennett Seaman
Bike Conroy
Red Feather
Schnell
Maya
Evan, Ao
Bene
Mike Conroy
Why Church Power Wanes in The Post War Reflects on Evangelism
A speaker laments waning church power, arguing evangelization is the Christian duty regardless of gender. He cites biblical examples of women’s leadership and warns against sidelining women in church work, noting recent fires and tragedies as signs of spiritual decline. Annie Er Wood comments frame the era’s religious tensions.
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Deborah
Miriam Esther Huldah
Mary
Hilds
Jhristian
Sioux City Town
John
Ald Cucome
Ritiale
Davia
Misa
Presby
Lucy Hodger
St James
Annie ER Wood
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Max ‘Nordau
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Berlin
Beagles
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Dr. Lyon
Wilbur
Wilbur & Sons
Tec, Mam
Phiedalphis
Pritchard’s Baking Powder
Ecrenton Hall
Pritchard
Annie E. Wood
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