Rayner Harries At Carnegie Hall Campaign Speech
Senator-elect Isidor Rayner of Maryland spoke at Carnegie Hall under College Meas Parker auspices addressing tariff policy and Panama affair, urging opposition to expansionist aims and defending taxation fairness. Admiral Schley’s lawyer William Hornblower criticized the President, Panama deal, and Philippines policy, urging no conquest or foreign rule without consent.
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Rayner
New York
Admiral Schley
Philippines
D. Cuay Herrick
Goveror
United States
Isidor Rayner
Maryland
Carnegie Hall
College
Meas Parker
Devil Shaguy
William B. Hornblower
Wilself
Goss
Cehtuet
Adan
John Scart
Hornblower
Firskdsnt
Republican Party
Panama
Capitel
Google
Oou
Notice of Marriage and Inverted Notions Across Papers
A broad notice cites multiple major newspapers including New York Times Herald, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Cincinnati Enquirer, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Providence Journal, Rochester Democrat, St Louis Republic, Syracuse Post Standard, Minneapolis Tribune, and Cleveland Plain Dealer regarding marriage and inverted notions in telegraphic submissions and paper-wide applications.
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Bostov Glows
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Fuscaug
Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittshi
Dispatch
Providence Journal
Wochester
Harald
Loki Raplblic
Syracuse
Post-Standard
PAU
Minneapolis
Pribune
Cleveland
Plain Dealee
LICENSED TO MARRY AND OTHER MARRIAGE NOTICES
Fragmented notices record marriages and funeral arrangements across Virginia and nearby localities with names such as Anderson Kemp, Mary Trinky Church, and Jeremiah A Lee. The text also references obituaries and service details, dates in October 1900s and 1901, and locations including Alexandria and Richmond with various local officials and churches.
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Allan
Righmond
Edgar Allen
Meventi
Fourthwest Puneryl
Allen
Harold Greg
Minnie Anderson
Caps
Robert H .Allen
Tatanty
Tac Anderson
CBA
Virginia
Jeremiah
A. Mary Trinky
Tursday
J. OA
OR. UL Grove
Ida N. Menny
Lnte
Maurice Mus
Seth Carolina
Sever
Selina
Harveys Notley
Finer
Vermillos
Aken Ndeyn
George
Sear
Yunera
Tata
St Paul's Church
Piteonta Au V'eifems
Atte
Health Office Record Listing Local Deaths and Repert on Oct
Health office records list multiple local deaths and obituaries including ages from 2 to 78 years, burial and hospital details, and associated names and places such as Providence Waspstal Brookland and Wash Asylum. Entries reference institutions like Hospital and Asylum, with scattered dates and ages in a damaged OCR segment.
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Ifm
Savy Harnas Gordon
Filzabeth Biamhetl
Derrloo
Teabeth Dickerson
Sblay Hospital
IL Genea Jatany
Terams Gendlom
Sebott's Ab
Mary P Omuenklony
Sears
Mary Altay_ Wash Asylum Frospleal
Marah
Capat
Praise for Roosevelt at Chicago Republican rally
At a Chicago rally on October 2, John M. Thurston and Senator Shelby M. Cullom urged support for Theodore Roosevelt. Cullom praised workers in railroads and industry, contrasted prosperity under Roosevelt with Cleveland, and argued the Republican record outshines the Democratic era. He lauded Roosevelt as a conscientious enforcer of the law.
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Chicago
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
Shelby M. Cullom
Illinois
Rentway
Twentieth Century Club
Coley
Cullom
Cleveland
Republican Party
United States
Democratic Party
Theodora Roosevelt
True to His Pledge Senator Fairbanks Addresses Indiana Tour
Cincinnati audience heard Charles W. Fairbanks declare McKinley’s policies continued and defended. Joseph Foraker and Theodore Roosevelt praised the president’s legacy. Fairbanks later moved on to Indianapolis for a weeklong Indiana tour beginning Monday.
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Cincinnati
Charles W
Fairbanks
Muslc
Hart
Indiana
Louisville
H. L. Gordon
United States
Josaph B. Foraker
Pairbanks
Republic
Wiliam McKinley
Buffalo
Theodore Rooseréi
William McKin
Lot of heavy fleece lined Oneita Union Suits
A brief sale note offers a bulk lot of heavy fleece lined Oneita Union Suits, described as well finished and originally valued at 59 cents, now offered at a special price of 30 cents each.
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Oneita Union
Hersey
Shaw Invades Virginia in Three Ninth District Speeches
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw spoke three times in the Ninth Virginia district. At Max Meadows and Wytheville he discussed protection and its economic results, contrasting Democratic policies with disaster. In Bristol he urged South’s youth to shape policy rather than follow fathers, touched on trusts and tariffs, and reviewed party history. He declined to lead the audience in singing America and concluded with a Republican banquet before heading to Bluefield, West Virginia.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Roanoke
Leslie BM. Shaw
Virginia
Max Meadows
Wytheville
Opera House
Shaw
Cleveland
McKinley
Bristol
Det
Gristol
East Tennessee
Brownlow
Slemp
South
America
Bluefield
W. Va
Moody in Wilmington Rally Defends Roosevelt Policy
Attorney General Moody spoke at a Wilmington Opera House rally with Republican nominee Freston Wes, candidate Robert H. Richards, and other leaders. He defended the President's Panama Canal course, praised tariff policy, and asserted imperialism was settled while outlining party positions on the army and navy.
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Wilmington
Del
Opera House
Moody
Freston Wes
Robert H. Richards
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Republic Party
Republian
Baughman in the Campaign in Maryland
Maryland voters hear Gen. Baughman clash with McComas and Johnston as the candidate denounces Republican policy, urges tariff reduction and equal rights, and promises vigorous state campaigning. A Kensington rally follows with about 20 attendees and a torchlight procession.
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Kensington
Williams Misses Speech on Principal Street
A late Republican gubernatorial candidate failed to keep his appointment to speak on the principal street. The stand drew an audience that included Hon Louis Putzel of Baltimore Hon J Godwin of Dorchester and Hon James T Dubois of the State Department who spoke in his absence.
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A. Willams
Louis Putzel
Baltimore
J. ©. Godwin
Dorchester
James T. Dubois
State Department
Mining Bets On New Mexico Properties In Election
A Western man reported the largest bet of the year on the election, pairing V C Place of Grant County New Mexico against Charlier M Shannon of River City. Clifton properties valued at 600000 with Roosevelt mine interests were pledged against Shannon's Clifton holdings. the outcome hinges on the vote. Dr Shannon formerly served under Cleveland and profited in past races. A two year old, Harry Lash, died after choking on a bone at Emergency Hospital. A Woodward Lothrop wagon collision with Washington Electric car No 48 at Columbia Road and Ontaro Avenue left the driver slightly injured. the car crew included conductor Butty and motorman Harry Davis.
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New Mexico
Silver City
V. C. Place
Grant County
Charlier. M. Shannon
Biver City
Mr. Place
Clitlan
Clifton
Shannon
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Harrison
Melina
Ivy
Harry Lash
Mevitt
Th Street
Woodward & Lothrop
Washington Electric Railway
Columbia Road
Ontaro Avenue
John Hiidebrand
Butty End
Harry Davis
Horse Killed as Wagon Falls Into Excavation in SE District
A horse owned by L. B. Spalding of Seventh and K streets SE died after the wagon of the Big Four Pie Company fell into an excavation near Ninth Street and Georgia Avenue SE last evening. The driver, John Goering of Till Eleventh Street SE, was unhurt. another horse was slightly injured.
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L. 8. Spalding
Seventh and
K Streets
Big Four Pie Company
John Goering
Till Eleventh Street
Ninth Street
Georgia Avenue i
Debating Season Opens at George Washington University
The Columbian Debating Society at GWU resumes weekly Friday debates. Last year the team won all intercollegiate debates. Last Friday the topic was whether the present administration is extravagant in expenditures. Flowers won proponent and Ragdes second honor. New officers named include Barrett president and Flowers press representative. An intercollegiate debating committee was formed with Erikstein Jackson Morris and Wendwell. The law and oratorical students organized a congressional-style congress for the coming year. A notable case notes the famous Copeland ranch dispute, with ownership assigned to J. C. Britson and property valued at 3.5 million dollars.
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Columbian Society
Columbian Debating Society
George Washington University
J. W. Barrett
Missour
J M Ross
Tennessee
A G Plowers
South Carolina
Evle
A. A Pusher
District of Columbia
Moore
Ennenges
FB. Rhodes
Maryland
Flowers
Proplinnor
Ragdes
Fullow Regiffeers
J. W Barrett
A. A. Wisher
JM Ross
Morris Stern
J. W Bildwan
A. G. Fidwers
Erlelstein Jackson Morris
Wendwell
House of Representatives
Dr Pierce Promotes Favorite Prescription for Women
An advertisement featuring Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo, a women’s health specialist, touts Favorite Prescription as a nonalcoholic remedy for female disorders. It claims high cure rates, offers a $500 reward for cures of certain conditions, and promotes his Medical Adviser and Pleasant Pellets.
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Pierce
Buffalo
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Doctor Pierce
Dr. R. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Fashion Ad for Shoulder and Cape Collar Sets
Large shoulder and cape collars with all over jetting and lace details. Port venues feature applique accents and varied depths from 1 to 13 inches in cream white and ecru. Includes Yeniee PI Applique and Xet-1op options for women, with seats listed at 49c 350 Point.
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Orvencalar
Pont
Venut
Mwe Point
Venice
Enfidren
Piano Agent's Arrest Snares Baltimore Piano Swindle
A Baltimore arrest reveals a Washington DC piano scam. George H Bristol posed as a dealer for the C E Byrne Piano Co and sold a piano to the MacDonalds at Vermont Ave. The instrument was misrepresented and traced through New York to Bristol, who fled to Norfolk and Richmond before being captured again in Baltimore. Police plan to press false pretense charges as the case unfolds.
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Bacs
Peautifelly
Biemieh
Aaust
Taust
OIC
Vermont Ave
George H. Bristol
Washington
Baltimore
Peck Ard Pratt
Bristol
Vermont Avenue House
MacDonald
George MacDonald
Glendale
Bargsin
Seuverea
C. E. Byrne Piano Company
Forty-first Streets
New York City
MacDonalds
Jhe
MacDone
Seventh and
D Streets
Boardman
Peek and Pratt
Glens Gate
New York
Twenty Fishermen From Gloucester Losses, Vessels Wrecked
The Gloucester fishing port reports that twenty crews have been lost and ten vessels wrecked since November 1, 1930. The financial loss runs to about 10930 pounds, a figure higher than most years except some in the past decade. Most of the men were single.
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Gloucester
Mase
Gloucester Seissels
Iome
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