Mrs Mackay Delivers Maiden Speech at Woman Suffrage Rally
The Washington Post reports Mrs Clarence Mackay facing emotion as she presents a five resolution platform at the Carnegie Hall convention. She emphasizes suffrage as the natural evolution of justice and denies violence, stressing humanitarian aims and nonviolent advocacy led by Carrie Chapman Catt as permanent chair. The scene includes prominent attendees like Mrs H P Belmont and Mr Harper in attendance.
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Washington Post
New York
Carneste Hall
Clarence Mackay
Mrs Mackay
Mackay
Coul
Susan B Anthony
Laceday
Woman Suffrage Movement
Marthers
Carrie Chapman Catt
Phil Lydig
Mra Mackay
H P Belmont
Mr. Harper
Nis Crassett
Miss Mills
Vevoiriav Health Ride Tale in Tiny Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions health ride event with vague details. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only garbled references to health, ride, and Vevoi r av. The item appears as a broken public notice or brief column segment with no clear identities or dates.
Charrington Dominates Freshman in Virginia Track Meet
Charlottesville Va Oct 24 Virginia annual fall track and field meet showcased promising freshman talent with Charrington, former Epleropal High School star, winning multiple events. He claimed wins in the pole vault high jump and hurdles while earlier competition saw Gradt Ward and Ward, Jones and Hall among top finishers in sprints and field events.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Brigit Charrington
Epleropal High School
Pele Tault
Larry Martin
Archie Wandolph
Firet Burkr
Grots
Dednon
Truke
Hrvant Thie Geis Tamas
Recone
Aaton
Grant and
Ward' Ghime
Ton Murdies
Fleat Charrington
Guanomue
Flest Willams
Bryant
Daugles
Beline
Puret Carr
Daria
Pirstharrington
Gradt Bath
Junieseien
Gecand Grant
Elopement Story Shocks Annapolis Parents
Maes Raith Waite daughter of Francis O Winte elopes with Lieut Angel Carlex Hidalgo of Fynecor after four years in Annapolis. The couple wed in a telegram announced ceremony, shocking the bride’s parents who were aware of Hidalgo’s attentions. Hidalgo, a four year resident, and his brother and sister in law are part of the tale, with the bride and groom now reportedly residing in Guayaquil.
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Annapolis
Maes Raith Waite
Francis O Winte
Angel Carlex Hidai
Fynecor
Eleut Hidalgo
Wiss
Aliee Winte
Senet
Hidalgo
Lieut Hidalgo
St Ignatius Catholic Church
Guayaquil
Senor Hidalgo
Indian cotton sale boosts U.S. mill buying surge
Mills in the South for the first time buy Indian cotton as prices tighten. Townsend Twine Mill and Pelter Gutton Wills leaders report orders for hundreds of bales. other Piedmont mills follow. Indian cotton, white and smooth, costs about 1134 cents per pound delivered, cheaper than upland American cotton currently at 14 cents in New York plus freight.
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Anderton
Amercan
Southern Mills
India
HC Townsend
Townsend Twine Mille
Filson
Lie Pelter Gutton Wills
Viedmont
New York
Ameria
Ameriaw
Licensed To Marry Joyce and Tavima W Reed J The Rey Teng Greywaler
A fragmented notice lists marriage licenses granted in Virginia and nearby counties, naming Joyce and Tavima W Reed J, Giffen and Gertrudg E Young, numerous individuals with ages, and districts including Kerrydeld and Washington DU. The item appears as a public notice fragment with several unreadable names and places.
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Joyce
Marugon
Tavima
Reed
Greywaler
Muse
Hue
George
Jamies
Marshall
Births and deaths fill a crowded health office log
The report lists numerous birth records and death notices with names such as Pi hera F and Stig F dowman, Michael J and Catherine Wo, Claudie and Alice R Cooper, Guan Wand and Gertrude A Cugela, Sohn and Susie G Tsliman, and many others. It also records addresses across Washington areas and hospital mentions, including Takoma Park, Florida Avenue, Euclid Street, and University Hospital, with ages ranging from infants to elderly.
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Pi Hera
Stig F
Dowman
Michael J
Catherine Wo
Clauie
Alice R Cooper
Guan
Gertrude A
Cugela Voy
Sohn
Susie G
Tsliman
Har
Ani Amand
Cleveland
Francis Po
Tae M Hillyard Bes
Jesse Wand
Vargaret
Danser
Joseph and
Rose Dumerel
Dillhm
Wilzeboth
le Rout
Karle Kinsey
Willan
Axl Beth Amos
Millian Mand Law
Bos Trank
Annie Bory
Déant Roe Randolph Sith
Frederith
Wary Johnson
Brancon
Richard F
Macieth
Pumphrer
Caarles
Bian Warringinh
Pleads for Progress Slemp Contradicts Glass in Virginia Rally
Republican Chairman brands charge that Slemp sold the postmastership and urges progress in Virginia. Assistant Attorney General Ellis appeals to Virginians as a native, praising early leaders and urging new duties. Tucker, Dills cite Southern gains in exports and industry under Republican rule, highlighting Virginia railroad and coal investments and job growth to argue for continued GOP governance.
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Ankington
Winchester
Water Ellis
Oho
United States
Ellis
Ordea
Washington and Lee
Robert H Lee
John Rendolph
Tucker
Dir Ellis
Virginia
Mic Dills
South
Virginiaa
Clinchfield
Ohio River
Charleston
Piedmont
Roanoke
Slemp and Glass deny postmaster emolument claim in Virginia speech
Bascom Slemp and Carter Glass rebut a report from Staunton alleging a postmaster plea for an emolument. Slemp declares he has never demanded or accepted any pay in federal office dispensation and brands the claim as false.
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Toanoke Wa Od
Bascom Slemp
Congress
Ninth Congressional District
Virginia
Carter Glass
Staunton
Siin
Gen Alonzo Phillips Dead Civil War Veteran Leader
Gen Alonzo Phillips, a noted Confederate veteran and Virginia militia organizer, died at his Richmond home at about age 67. Born in Henrico County, he joined the Confederate army at 18, fought at Bethel Church Gettysburg and Five Forks, later led Virginia volunteers, rose to lieutenant colonel, then major general. His son Walter Dabney Phillips, of Cincinnati, married Grace Greenwood here yesterday.
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Virginia
Washington Fost
Richmond
Alonzo' Phillips
Confederated States Army
Miitary
Estaursiment
Uparico County
Wehmond
Phillips
Aire
Bethel Church
Larktown
Rachmond
Manassax
Gettysburg
Flere
Drewry
Bluff
Virginia Volunteers
Walter Dabney Phillips
Cincinnati
Grace Greenwood
Guilty of Defaming Editor in New York Trial
Carlo di Fonara, a caneaturist and journalist, found guilty of defamation by a jury before Judge Malone in the General Sessions Court. Remanded to the Tombs for sentence. Prosecutors charged libel against Rafael Reyes Espinola, editor of HL Impar al of Mexico City. Jadyn Mualons urged fair honest comment, asserting press freedom not a shield for defamation.
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New York
Carlo di Fonara
Malone
Court of General Sessions
Valh
Rafael Reyes Espindola
HL Imparal
Moxico
Diaz
Life for Killing Sisters McMahon Pleads Guilty
James McMahon pleads guilty to the murders of his two sisters Rose McMahon and Mrs Alonzo Van Royen and his brother in law Alonzo Van Royen. He is sentenced to life in prison with a deputy sheriff transporting him to Lansing. motive cited as mother’s preference for his siblings.
Illness linked to tainted meat hits southern colleges
An outbreak blamed on tainted meat closes Georgia Military Academy at College Park and affects La Grange Female College and Athens Female College. About 49 cadets at the Georgia school were hospitalized. La Grange and Athens colleges also reduce or end operations as mystery illness spreads from Atlanta, a distributing hub.
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Atlanta
Southern College
Georgia Military Academy
College Park
la Grange Female College
Larange Ga
Athens Female College
Athens Ala
Georgia Military Lordemry
Albania
Funeral arrangements announced for Prince Ito of Japan
The Tokyo funeral for Prince Ito will be held at Filanarie with burial near Tokyo Bay overlooking Omori. A state funeral fund of 22 500 dollars is provided. Bremer Katsura signals Japan will not alter its peaceful policies. A Korean delegation led by Prince Wi travels to Tokyo. President Taft expresses deep sympathy for Japan’s loss in a joint message to the Emperor.
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Tokyo
Tto
Omori
Stort
Tokyo Bay
Thegami
Bremer Katsura
Fom
Prince Ito
Japan
Prince Wi
Seoul
Taft
Massissipp
Riser
Waterwasa Association
Panama zone governor denies resignation claim
Blickhar governor of the Panama zone arrived for a two week stay at his farm in Waeedware county and said he has not resigned. He insisted he does not know of anyone who would urge him to resign and stated he would not quit.
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Teainglun
Joseph
Blickhar
Panama Zone
Lutas
Waeedware County
Taft Prods Cannon for INLD First Page
Taft targets cannon for INLD in Natchez Mississippi with governors present and three young hostesses from Natchez. Descriptive scene features flags, flowers, and sun as speakers discuss progress and river power while the meeting blends spectacle and political messaging. Fatally Burned at Annapolis.
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Natchezs
Mississippi
Strikes and Spates Inaugurate Interdenominational Duckpins Season
The Interdenominational Teague league, with six churches in Southwest Washington, launches its duckpins season at Palace alleys. Westminster and Fifth Street clash as Rev T E Davis and HR Tellinger roll the opening ball. League officers and a long schedule follow, detailing teams such as Westminster, St Johns, St Marks, and St Warks, with standings and match dates through March.
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Washington
Tift Baptist
Marvin Methodis
South Presbyterian
Peason
HDR
Pelinger
W Fi McDonald Fist View
LW Windsor
Zanner
JW McKernele
HDE
Lite
Jolm Trede
Lisson Torrest Parks
Jasper H OJ
Bleber
R H Dayle
Ireclars
Tolevwmng
Westminster
Mervin
Vest Jetus
St Mars
Joris
Maran
Weretmin
St Johnsa
Westmingar
St Johns
Meruin
Eifth
Fark
Jadacs St Works
Warein
Dake
Westmnstee
St Marks
Marin
Westmninster
Marcin
Rulief Association League Technical
Ofee Merare
Mt! Whitney
Llsoa
Gore Wo
Bron Im
IM Ceedner
Wenner
Ofhaan
Bamm
Me Ed Voele
Seagut
Palsta Royal
Goldenberg
Konier
Sit Rover
Aly Wrotward
Junghans
Brooks Somsty Bradley
Dreger
Boum
Abe HE
Buffaloes
Burbaum
Pitcher
Graen Ug
Pierce
Benson
Barrick
Inet
Keilber
Rogers
Lembert
Leacua Orientate
Potomacs Foomex
Brush
Walker
Bom
Ine Artier
Myers
Valkenberg
Mrs Hayes Buried Among Davis Family at Jefferson Davis Cemetery
Mrs Margaret Hayes widow of Jefferson Davis lies buried beside her brother and sister in Davis Cemetery. The service at St Pauls Episcopal was led by Rev Roy Forsyth with hymns including Lees favorite. Winnie Davis and J Davis, son of the president, were also noted among the family graves.
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Richmond
Margaret Howe
Jefferson Davis Hayes
Davis Coty
Sullywood
St Paule Episcopt
Dati
Teserice
Giarch
Rey Roy Forssth
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William Lee
Feobatmer
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Thagel
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Blackistone’s
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Charrington
Naval Academy
Health Office Record
George W Arthur
Kansas
Henry Orth
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Yaars Siiencer
Burohart Hume
Tate
Leonart Sandman Gort
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Ol Seare
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Longfellow
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Genne Eatelle Butler
Mary ‘Williams
Yabea Finand Shakin
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Sears Dame
David Gray
Gordon Ave
Slemp
Alonzo Phillips
Plymouth
Hamburg
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Sable Island
la Tourgina
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Liverpool
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St Gums Waterway Boosters
Zormer
Kannan Chy
Owis
Dave Lanes
Simonds
Tayeles
Bilt
Franis
Halasay de Cage
Mise Waller McCisker
Onnapol Farms
Marsland Hotel
Confederacy
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Knabe
Haines Bros
Marshall & Wendell
Foster
Brewsters
Agar
W.F. Frederick Music Co
D. G. Pfeiffer
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