Mackay Speech at Women’s Suffrage Convention Inspires
Mrs Clarence Mackay delivered a maiden address at Carnegie Hall during the women’s suffrage convention. Her emotional, nonviolent speech framed suffrage as the natural evolution of justice, urging energy toward advancing the cause without aggression while outlining a five-point platform. Carrie Chapman Catt chaired the meeting. Clarence Mackay and associates observed from boxes.
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Washington Post
New York
Carnegie Hall
Clarence Mackay
Mrs Mackay
Mackay
Mia Wachay
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
Vevoi rival ride ad from city page unclear
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about a ride ad and health context lacking clear names, places, dates, or events. No coherent facts or entities readable for a proper summary.
Charrington Leads Virginia Fall Track Meet Freshman Shine
Charlottesville Virginia October 24 Virginia annual fall track and field meet showcased promising freshman talent as Charrington former Episcopal High School star who studied abroad last year won the pole vault high jump and several hurdles events. He highlighted a strong outlook for the season alongside multiple sprint and distance performances from various competitors with tight heat times and close finishes across events.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Charrington
Epieropal High School
Firet Burkr
Grete
Dednon
Thuke
Hrvant
Thie Geis Tamas
Recone
Lan Tuaten
Siena
miles—Puret Carr
Daria
Pirst Harrington
Gradt Bath Ward
Vroud Fuaisre Leat
Yevand Grant
Grant
Flint
Jones
Elopement Ties Annapolis Court to Ecuadorian Affair
Mies Edith Walte daughter of Francis O Winte eloped with Lieut Angel Carlex Hidalgo of Fynecor. Hidalgo, a four year engineer and language student, pursued the affair in Annapolis. The telegram announced their marriage, shocking the White family who knew of Hidalgo but not the depth of the romance. Hidalgo’s brother and the bride’s sister coordinated events in the family circle. They now reside in Guayaquil where Hidalgo works as a lawyer.
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Annapolis
Annapolls
Mies
Edith Walte
Francis O Winte
Angel Carlex Hidai
Fynecor
Annapolig
Haltimore
Misa White
Eleut Hidalgo
Wiss
Aliee Winte
Senet
Hidalgo
Lieut Hidalgo
St Ignatius Catholic Church
Guayaquil
Senor Hidalgo
Buy Cotton From India Shifts Mill Buying to Indian Bales
Southern mills for the first time in history are buying cotton grown in India due to tight U S prices. Townsend Twine Mill president HC Townsend and Filson statue of Lie Pelter Gutton Wills have ordered several hundred bales, with other Piedmont mills reportedly following. Indian cotton is shorter staple but white and smooth. freight is six cents per 160 pounds to New York, making landed cost about 1134 cents per pound, cheaper than American cotton at 14 to 14.5 cents.
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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 in Virginia Among Local Notices
Spelled names and ages show a list of individuals and marriages in several Virginia counties. Entries include Joyce 4 tt marugon 4 and Tavima W Reed J, Helwa Shepherd, Giffen 29 and Gertrudg E Young 7, Laverce Richery of Kerrydeld, and other pairs with ages and locations in Clarke and nearby towns. The fragmentary OCR preserves names, ages, and counties such as Fauquier, Washington, and King George, indicating a notices page listing marriage intentions or licenses.
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Joyce
Marugon
Tavima
Reed
Greywaler
Muse
Hue
George
Jamies
Marshall
Health Office Births and Deaths Record Summary
Health office records list numerous births credited to various parents with names such as Michael J and Catherine, Clara, Claudia, Susie, and many others. Deaths include George W Arthur, Henry Orth, Ella Cottrell, Olive White, and Samuel A Goller among others, with multiple addresses in Takoma Park, Florida Avenue, Euclid Street, and Gordon Avenue noted.
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George W Arthur
Kansas
Henry Orth
Gost Iw
Yaars Siiencer
Burohart Hume
Tate
Leonart Sandman Gort
Davis He
Tuomas
Ol Seare
Wafte
Longfellow
Brightwed
Samuel A Golller
Genne Eatelle Butler
Mary ‘Williams
Yabea Finand Shakin
St. Se
Powell
Powell Gaorgetonen Univérsity Hospital
Sears Dame
David Gray
Gordon Ave
Pleads for Progress SmeMp Contradicts Glass Rally Ends Campaign
Republican chairman brands charge as false that he sold postmastership. Assistant Attorney General Ellis, a Virginian by descent, urges progress from old traditions to new conditions. Dills notes export gains and Virginia industrial development, citing rail and mine investments and thousands of jobs under Republican administrations.
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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
Virgina
Clinchfield
Ohio River
Charleston
Fiedmont
Clinchfield Coat Plonerties
Roanoke
Republien
Harbert Capital
Slemp Denies Demands For Offical Emoluments In Virginia
Bascom Slemp congressman from the Ninth district and Republican state chairman returned to headquarters after a southwest Virginia visit. He rejected a Carter Glass charge that he sought payoffs for postmaster positions, calling the accusation false and untrue.
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Toanoke Wa Od
Bascom Slemp
Congress
Ninth Congressional District
Virginia
Carter Glass
Staunton
Guilty of Defaming Editor in Mexico City Trial
Carlo di Fonara, a caneaturist and journalist, found guilty of defaming Rafael Reyes Espinola, editor of HL Impar al, by a jury before Judge Malone in General Sessions Court. Remanded to the Tombs for sentence. The case cited a writer's right to comment on public actions, with a note that press freedom is 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 imprisonment at Lansing with a deputy sheriff escorting him to the penitentiary. McMahon said he planned the killings because his mother favored the others.
Illness blamed on tainted meat hits Southern colleges
An outbreak of illness closes Georgia Military Academy in College Park and disrupts La Grange Female College and Athens Female College after tainted meat allegedly causes widespread sickness among cadets and students. Officials trace distribution to Atlanta, a regional meat center, with dozens hospitalized and campus closures reported.
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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 for Prince Ito Acres of Tokyo Bay Site
Tokyo reports the funeral of Prince Ito with a 22500 state appropriation. The ceremony will be at Omora near Tokyo, with tombs in a park overlooking Tokyo Bay as a tomb is erected at Thegami temple. A Korean delegation led by Prince Yi arrives in Tokyo. President Taft expresses sorrow in a message to Emperor Meiji.
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Tokyo
Tto
Omor
Tokyo Bay
Thegami
Bremer Katsura
Fom
Prince Ito
Japan
Prince Wi
Seoul
Taft
Natchez
Nosaul
Te Alton
St Gums Waterway Boosters
Zormer
Kannan Chy
Pwss
Dave Lanes
Simonds
Tayeles
Bilt
Franis
Halasay de Cage
Blackburn not to quit in Panama zone dispute
Blickhar governor of the Panama zone denied he resigned and said he did not know of anyone who would want him to resign. He arrived to oversee a two week visit at his farm in Waedware county and stated he would not relinquish the governorship.
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Teainglun
Joseph
Blickhar
Panama Zone
Lutas
Waeedware County
Taft Prods Cannon for Villy in Natchez Pageant
Natchez pageant feature shows President Taft praising Mississippi’s beauty as a powerful ally. Governors arrive with three hostesses while scenes of flags, towers and plants decorate the scene. A fatal hotel fire at Annapolis claims Mary McCasker’s life.
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Natchezs
Mississippi
Interdenominational Teague duckpin league opens season
The Interdenominational Teague league of six Southwest Washington churches led by Tift Baptist and Westminster Presbyterian begins play on Palace alleys November. Opening clash pits Fast Bats against Westminster as Rev T E Davis and HR Tellinger toss the first ball. The season adopts duckpins replacing tenpins, aiming to boost membership and enthusiasm.
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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 Ashes Buried in Davis Section Cemetery
Mrs Margaret How Jefferson Davis Hayes daughter of the Confederacy was laid to rest beside Richmond and Winnie Davis in Holly wood Cemetery in the Davis lot. The service at St Pauls Episcopal was led by Rev Roy Forsyth with hymns including Hayes favorite, marking a solemn family tribute.
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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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Mrs. MacKay
Carnegie Mus Hali
Sarah Pci
Wit
Lalareral
Hamertin
Bina
Morais
Mount Pett
Harry
Atv
Woks
Uy Gelober
We Red
Vevoriav
John R Wright
Ater
Costello
Cuset
Embalier
Colantin
Frank Geier
Speare
Swain
Geo P Zurhorst
Fmalmer
William Lee
Drector
Feobatmer
Isery Inscanettion
Thagel
Pennevteen
Teinphone Mata
Beery Devergipee Mouernsiy
Blackistone’s
Atho
Hats
Up Marche & CO
Naval Academy
Health Office Record
Pi Heral
Stig
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
Rose Dumerel
Dillhm
Wilzeboth
Karle Kinsey
Willan
Axl Beth Amos
Millian Mand Law
Wheeler
Ple
Berry Bos Trank
Annie Bory
Déant Roe Randolph Sith
Frederith
Wary Johnson
Brancon
Richard F
Macieth Pumphrer Caarles
Bian Warringinh
Slemp
Alonzo Phillips
Washington Fost
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
Plymouth
Hamburg
Unione Binpd
Sable Island
la Tourgina
Havre
New Yok Wilt
Liverpool
Wilt
Bowhrad
Pennaytranta
Tizard
Louis
Southemore
Goldenberg's
PURDZ
Ing
Ham
Georgia
Ito
Statesman
Hunyadi
Janos
Blackburn
Villy
Massissipp
Riser
Waterwasa Association
Mise Waller McCisker
Onnapol Farms
Marsland Hotel
Confederacy
Davis Section
Hally~ Wood
Knabe
F Street
Haines Bros
Marshall & Wendell
Foster
Brewsters
Agar
W.F. Frederick Music Co
D. G. Pfeiffer
N. W
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