Wedding Pageant of Brown Gowns and High Hats in New York
The piece chronicles a grand society event with guests in brown broadcloth and velvet gowns, black furs, and large hats trimmed with plumes and sable. It notes numerous attendees including Miss Elkins and Mrs Corse, mentioning outfits in crepe de chine and satin, and references social figures and a Russian minister’s marriage, alongside a detailed reminiscence of Gen Frederick D Grants descendants and a note on Lieut Ulysses S Grant III’s West Point appointment and family ties to President Grant.
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Kina
Nan
Curie
Elkins
Corse
Levi
Tres
Irene
Lady Shrakan
Juste
Mra Warfin
Mie Hudin
CSP
Toch
Mira Foraker
Viaek
Rosea Vena
Uythos
Garlington
Mtr
Daughhter
Marguerite
Miadea Kangiea
Corea
New York
Patia
Countean Cassini
Russia
Japan
Tom
Ccarina
Ulysses 8
Grant
Frederick Dent Grant
Chicago
West Point
Engineer Corps
United States Army
Philippines
Washington
White House
Berfelngy
Lieut Grane
Mra Grant
Bates
United States
Grandaire
Livssen
Frederick Grant
Frederick D Grant
Bherman
McKinsey
Ulpases
Vienna
Marie Therese
Austra
Julia Dent Grant
Dociety
Newport
Michael Cantacesene
Tiut Grant
Edward Wo Burr
Federal
Masia
Nuretts
Foatan Tuert
Rica Murder Suspect Case in Berkeley
In Berkeley a social sensation centers on Harry Adelnechmdt a wealthy State University student from Claremont accused of murdering rival Franks Bellowsne. The case hinges on alleged letters and testimonies from Tertha and Ellen Kleinschmidt and Miss Kerfoot. Police seek grand jury indictment next Monday as habeas corpus writs loom.
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Berehriy Cal
Harry Adelnechmdt
State University
Claremont
Jove
Franks Bellowsne
Lave
Somenconsi
Wis Kerfoot
Mary
Harry
Herkelry
Wenschmidt
Brown
Lelday
Maxwell Planned to Die in Jail Amid Bank Scandal
Howard Maxwell former Borough Bank president, jailed on Raymond Street, sought a razor daily and insisted on being released. After returning from County Court, he believed he would be freed but faced denial and grew despondent, telling the warden he could not endure further. He planned to die by his own hand and hoped to be scapegoat in the bank affair.
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Washington
New York
Howard Maxwell
Borough Bank
Raymond Street
Carmody
Uie
Hik
Inswell
Offen
Maxwell
Ising
Iim
qWwarden
Maut- Welle
Sorrows of the Soldiers on the Cuba Range Menaced by Terantulas
Tarantulas sand flies and mosquitoes trouble soldiers and marines at the Guan tanamo Cuba rifle range. Men live under nets to keep insects off, bites cause irritation, and tarantula presence is reported in bedding. The pests disrupt early morning and late afternoon target practice.
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Sillera
Guantanamo
Cuba
Old Friend of Grant Dead Dines With Him in New York
An elderly man known as the Penny Plug, Deanis O Sullivan, died quietly in a toy store chair at 12 Park Row New York aged 89. A storied veteran, he once served with Lee in the Mexican War and the Civil War, later aligned with Grant, and for years lived at the Cleveland lodging house over the “Flea Bag.” He recalled fondly his dinners with Grant at the Astor House and was remembered for calling the President Mr President. He left a daughter and a line of notable friendships, including Willie Cullerton and Gen Roger Atkinson Pryor.
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New York
Deanis O'Sulvan
Park Row
Cleveland Lodging House
Jack Soracco
Fell
Dayer Streets
Sullivan
New Orleans
Lee
Gen Grant
St Louis
Grant
Andersonville
Astor House
Bullivan
Fenny Plug
Amon
Mer Na Gen
Roger Atkin
Pryor
Dougater
Peligeiar
Contested Claim That Gen Thomas Sought Confederate Commission
The Richmond report notes Rev Dr J William Jones claims Gen George H Thomas sought a Confederate commission. Jones says Thomas authored a letter urging appointment as commandant of Virginia units and later took a furlough to join the Southern army. He cites sightings in New York and discusses Virginia convention support for Thomas over Lee.
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Perial
Washington Post
Richmond
J. William Jones
United Confederate Veterans
Southern Historical Sociery
George JH Thomas
Dr Jones
Thomas
Jones
I . Jones
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia
United States Army
Wilchite
Smith
Jones Pe Jores
Fite Hugh “Les
New York
Fitz
Thomas’ Wita
Chaplin Jones
Virgina
Robert Lee
Lee
Fletcher
Thoshes
Virginis
Fletchers
Levington
Dabney H. Maury
Southern Historical Society
Persian cabinet resigns amid internal Turkish turmoil
Teheran November 7 internal troubles grow as the cabinet resigns after about a month in office. The Ahan has not accepted the ministers resignations. Populists plan a national convention in St Louis on April 2, selected by the People's Party committee.
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Shah
Teheran
Ahan
St. Louis
St Louis
National Committee of the People's Party
Miles Anti-Pain Pills Offer Nerve Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Miles' Anti-Pain Pills as a fast-acting option for severe nerve pain. It claims to soothe nerves and bring relief, urging readers to purchase at local drug stores. The product is from Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Indiana.
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Miles
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Spiders and Their Homes at Boston Science Meeting
James L Emerton of Boston Scientific Society describes spider behavior and webs with demonstrations. He explains silk glands, thread varieties for nests and capture, and the geometry of webs from simple to dome structures, noting seasonal maintenance and diverse habitats. The talk includes live models and detailed observations of spider life.
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James 1
Emerton
Boston Scienfic Society
Boston Transcript
Boston Scientific Society
James HL Emerton
Escoripu
Larga
Britain Faces Record Cold and Wet Cycles in Coming Winter
Readers report 1907 and earlier summers marked by heavy rain and cold, with July unusually cold and London mean temperatures well below normal. Historical frost records show severe winters, high ice and snow, and a long cycle of cold, suggesting another harsh season ahead.
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London
North Atlantic
Britain
Hmgland
Landonera
England
The Age of Discretion in Uncle Joe Cannon Tale
From Lippincott's Marasiae Uncle Joe Cannon and a friend discuss a young Chicago man known to them. The friend doubts discretion power, while Uncle Joe insists discretion matures when a man removes cherished portraits from his walls. The exchange frames a moral about timing and judgment.
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Lippincott
Uncle Joe" Cannon
Chicago
Bom
Wea
Joe
Heartie Boy
Setzessee
Obscure Names Listed Across Numerous States in US Almanac
An OCR laden roster lists numerous individuals and households spread across states from Alabama to Washington. The garbled text names people such as Nathan, Chapman, Porter, Cherie, and William, alongside scattered cities and counties. It appears to be a faulty public notice or directory fragment, with many misspellings and broken lines, offering limited coherent context.
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Aletmore
Hees
Sin Than Mead
Wan Nas
Zee
Lange
Garaee Ls PLC
Halsigh Ho
Nathan WW
Chapman End Wit
Folansbet
Horeed Porter
Horeed Porter, Wo A. Kudoe
A Ae
Cherie
Bo Aluxeader Snd
Wits
A. R. Fenbedy
Jobo GL Schuite
Ghorehen
Cherie Stevforce
P Mavenna
James Motes
Vem
Baker and Vis
KM. Richrath
Ge Rss
William Butler
Bling BeBee
A. C Campbell
Willan
Lewis
CY. Chandler
A A. Allan
Suich
Latah
Wilart
W Mock
Tatves
Birt Rope
Jase Wain Hictaron
Wits Atscipena
Wits Calivornia
Graver
Max Tranolton
Raleigh
Arturbar
Salieoel
Los Angeles
New SyUlney
Colorado
Frotman
Denver
Faleigh
New
Hisven
Codaitowss Heckropalliance
Indiana
Willem PF Henod
Indienepclin
New Veillars
A Sowa M Dodge
Mian Bo. Shay
Coonett Bisex
Asnegene
Kentucky OM
SMSO
Matlooe Biers
Tahoo Bee
Andree Mets
Hansderh
Lake
Spencer
Montana
Galter
Helena
New Willard
Jeraey
Tohe
Nedder
Rutherfoyd
J Haute
Ren
Milioner
Fiat Tate
Albany
New North Carolina
VW Bachnar
Biltmore
Roosta
Lawrence A Es' Chambertata
Clevetadd
Tuielsh
Denlaon
New Nectinnte
Bad Air in Public Telephone Booths
The article argues telephone booths are poorly ventilated and act as bacteriological boxes. Closed padded doors trap foul air, risking infection to users. It calls for a ventilation and automatic disinfection system to improve air quality without hindering hearing.
Red Books, Green, Blue, and Gray Shapes of Book Trade
A visitor seeks a specific book but is drawn to red covers and explores green then blue and gray volumes. The note warns authors that books not on best seller lists may be affected, suggesting shops fear an influx of red books and impacting future works.
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Hp Books
Broadway Style Theaters Feature Mixed Bill At Week’s End
Several Washington venues announce a varied lineup next week. Columbia presents Brawater’s Mlons a farce adaptation by Winchell Smith and Byron Jongtey with Edward Abeles as Monty Brewster, plus Belasco Blanche Bates in The Girl of the Golden West and Anna Held headlining The Parian Model at the National. The Gayety hosts Rentz Santley vaudeville, while the Lyceum promotes New Century Girls. The Madestone screens The Girl of Eagle Ranch with Mamie Fleming, and Columbia again features Burton Holmes travelogue Paris the Magnificent. Washington audiences will see a mix of musical comedy, drama, vaudeville, and travelogues across multiple stages.
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Columbia
Brewster
Brawater
Winchell Smith
Byron Jongtey
George HarricCutcheon
Tamode
Edward Abeles
Monty Brewster
Chicago
Belasco
Blanche Bates
Washington
Miss Bates
Anna Held
Willa
National Theater
Harry B Smith
Max Hofman Migffeld
New York
Mayealiew
Eagle Ranch
Eagle Rooch
Madestic Theater
Mamie Fleming
Burton Holmes
Columbia Theater
Paris
Mr Holmes
Waremicat
Marsin
Fife ’Oe Bir
Pisses
Woman Jumps Niagara River Twice Turns Back Then Dives
Carmella Loveridge of Buffalo committed sutctts today by jumping into the Niagara River from Green Island. She entered the water three times, turning back twice before finally plunging face down and passing over the falls, leaving a letter for the coroner.
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Magera
Carmella 2
Loveridge
Buffalo
Niagara River
Green Island
HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR SALE AT WASHINGTON SUPPLY CO
Lot listing describes light four wheeled vehicles, three two horse rigs, buggies and wagons, harnesses and saddlery, bridles, wheels and tires. Shows items from Willard Atorage Cutick Speedway Stables and Washington Supply Co in a sales ad with multiple horses and carts, prices, and contact hints.
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Ranabout
Hatnamr
Aura Storage
Emmisa Willard
Speedway Stables
Wiketaw
Zarrisg Deliverr
Washington Supply CO
Money 70 Loan on District of Columbia Estate
A district of Columbia estate is secured by a loan from Gasch and Birgh under the Money 70 program. The filing lists Gasch and Birgh as the creditors and notes the collateral tied to the estate.
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Wayreau
spBrivata Party
Frigiale
Rome
Adin Box
District OF Columbia
Artington Fire
Innerance
Guyidley
Beal
Horrowe
Harrison Realty Company
Building Association
Callateral CA
BAKER
Metzerott
Josam
Calowshta
Geo. W
Walter H. Acker
Lena
Mene
Deaple
THOS J FISHER & CQ_ incorporated
Nw Woney
Satanias Profie Kea Cine
Eilsset Security Snr
Permet Sitces
Peroelpal Iden
Jomait’ Mover
Reune Py
Roouan
Coreat Dales
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College Town
Berkeley
Cal
Kiting Chom
Penny Plug
the Bowery
Europe
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Meade & Baker's Garholic
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
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Robert Hilliard
Robert Hillard
Georgia Laurence Ad Company
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Warren
Greigan Watson
Florence Little
Kramer
Belleair
Mabeus Adama
Switzerland
Br. Hilliard
Campbell McCulloush
Yale
Jules Murray
New Academy
New England
Dick Seeley
New Heve
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Rentz Santley Company
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