Fragmented Opinion Notes on Politics and Royal Cigar Tale
A collected fragmentary political tirade covers figures like Thomas Taggart and F M Harned, railing at King Edward and British monarchy while lampooning cigar shortages. It cites budget cuts to the Navy, federal payroll counts, and Republican criticism of public speech. It also references Warren Stone and Milliam G. Lee defending Bryan against pamphleteering.
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F. M. Harned
Edward
Pound
Hye
Biy
Udorma
Notable figures linked to tobacco and cancer claims
A fragmented medical journal note cites figures such as General Grant and Albert Pike, alleging tobacco and bad meat cause cancer. It mentions Dr. Cook Adama of London and a two year Chicago cancer study, with references to Frederick of Germany and American congressmen.
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Grant
Albert Pike
America
Mperor Frederick
Germany
Chicago
Cook Adama
London
St Louis
Fragmentary Scripted Note on Illness and House Session
The readable text shows a garbled quote about a bend cold and cough and references a house session on Friday. It mentions a chaplain named Couden and a land sickness, with the note noting unhealthiness spreading throughout the country.
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Bader
Couden
Land trades seal deal in Steel township sale
Walter Wilcott transfers 100 acres in Steel township near Hyatts Station and a hotel site for 7 200 and 7 000 value. He sells rent on Oedon street to Catherine Kirby for 4 6B dollars. He also buys 12 acres on Maysville road from the Thomas estate for 1 200 to build a home. Washington Party Company arranged the deals.
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Wii Walters
Elewick Notel Buttling Haa
Camerol L. Iw. Howara
C.T. Mount
Steel Township
Hyats Station
Walter Wiicott
Oedon Street
Catherine Kirby
Wilcott
Maysvilla Road
Thomas
Inerelop & Nice Aby i
Washington Party Company
Democrats Hold Fine Meeting at Bedford
Democrats in the Eight Counties of the district met at Bedford to set the date for the district convention and outline delegate representation. The gathering included Alvin Padgett and E. Bowls as candidates and was chaired by John L. Dincan with attention to Vincennes primary goals.
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Bedford
Romlvaty
Lonmington
Canniy
Johnst Lodeewood
Dieteiel Wan
Lee
Newapayer | Wen
Disteiet| Aa
Diset
Alvin Padgett
E. Bawls
Padgett
Ty Philander
Penry
Teas
Toldine the Diable
Vincennes
Amon
Oscar Crayens
Cravens
Ensh
Eris
Bloomington
Afd
Monmington
Jaurrie-Grang
Anouter
Plot to assassinate imperial family shocks St Petersburg
A failed assassination plot linked to two revolutionary groups aimed to kill Grand Duke Nicholas and Grand Duke Michael near Tsarskoe Selo. Police say a Finnish-based network coordinated from Viborg to Helsinki and St Petersburg, with a correspondent from a prominent European newspaper among those detained. The case exposes a broader conspiracy and ongoing revolutionary activity.
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Petersburg
Guneral
Nicholas- Nicholaievitch
Joh
Michael
Ard 'Mitchellovitott
Tsarskoe
Sore
Viborg
Helsingtors
Finniehaire
Tto
Finland
St. Peterate
Ak ‘Wasta
Alr
Talfan
House of Parliament
Ihe
Eounthie
Fragmentary OCR note hints at inquiry and city context
A partial text fragment mentions a person asking about a pier and a city setting. It is unclear and reads like an OCR error with stray phrases. No verifiable events or names emerge from the readable portion.
Organizers Rally in Barr County Meeting
A fragmented report notes W. Skinners leading a local organizing effort in Barr County with plans for a forthcoming event. The incomplete text mentions Pratouen and ittorts as participants or descriptors. Further details are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
Church schedule and sermons at local congregations
The notice lists service times for St. Simon's Low Mass and Vespers, St. Mary's, First Presbyterian, and First Baptist with sermon topics such as Life Through Loving Service Grace Abounding and The Strenuous or Simple Lives. Sunday school timings and youth society meetings are noted with times and brief themes. The address of speakers and subjects include Crime and Poverty for a public address and economic aspects of poverty in Daviess County.
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New York
Hfra
William ‘Proudfit
Borden
Nathan Rives
D. J. P. Belmont
Newport
Washinston
War Fouie
Burden
Abe
Bardot
Tia
Biden
Burmipe
Gurden
Furddn
Han Ng
Mi 2
Ape
Mira
Maine
Fae
Jay
Oliver I P. Belmtant
Sally
Geo 5A
Rives
First Presbyterian
Wtijl
Morsing
Exty Mat- Upsig
First Baptist Church
Brotherhood
Daviess County
Rawhide Nevada Emerges As New Gold Camp Of 1900
The New York World notes Rawhide Nevada rises as a modern gold camp with a January rush. The town swells past 3,500 residents and four newspapers including two dailies start this week. Three banks operate while hotels sprawl in tents and eight automobile lines link Rawhide to large cities.
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Argeatts
United States
Pacific Coast
Great American Plains
Rawhide
Nevada
New York World
Mass Township Democrats Plan March 14 Conventions
Notice to democrats of Daviess county outlines mass township conventions on Saturday March 14 1908 at 1 p m to select fourteen delegates and alternates for state and judge conventions with per townships allocations and to choose county central committeemen and delegates to the county convention based on votes cast for the democratic candidate for governor. The county delegates meet March 18 1908 at 10 a m to nominate county officers and organize the county committee.
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Mass
Daviess County
Mass Township
Lp. m
Washington Township
Bart
Washington
Barr
Madison
Harrigoon
Elmore
van Buren
Bogard
Roove
Vosle
Steele
Barr—Montgomery
Steele—Plainville
New Bethel
Veale
Scudder
Sqheolhouse
Harrison—Giendale
Reeve—Alfarda
Mariner
GEO
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