The 1916 Republican Nomination Debate Over Hughes and Wilson
The article questions why the country should favor Hughes over Wilson, noting the unknowns of Hughes compared to Wilson’s known positions. It asks whether a presumptive candidate with unclear views can win a majority and criticizes Republicans for seeming to go through the motions of nomination without real marching orders.
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New York” Times
Peel x
Hugh
Wilson
Reece
Hughes
Wilsom
Mushes
Nohose
Tr Mph
Iystte
Words from the Persian in English vocabulary
A brief note on Persian influence on English, listing about a dozen words such as orange gold sash taffeta chess caravan dervish lace emery indigo azure bazaar jackal musk paradise scimitar and tracing their origins to Persian and Latin roots in the wordbook.
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Lawson
Washington man finds relief with Doan's Kidney Pills
Borders, a railroad engineer from Washington, reports severe back pain and frequent painful kidney secretions. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, he is free from the old trouble. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster-Milbury Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
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Washington
Dean
Niv. Borders
W. Mainstreet
Doan
Widow Finds Old Will After Postmaster Husband’s Death
Mrs. Ware of Williams, widow to a postmaster, discovered a long forgotten will after her husband’s intestate death. In a sequence of misreadings and dreams she believed the will would favor her, prompting an attempted access to prove its contents. An administrator was named, and the estate entered appraisal steps.
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Bream
Pittstars
Ailream
Henry WW
Ware
Wiliams
Here
Court Hearing Sheds Light On Odd Alibi Case
In a curious hearing, Sehafer faced charges for failing to provide. Suhafer testified the dispute centered on home remedies and a veiled claim about a hatchable project in the kitchen. Judge Lux m presided as the pair left the courtroom arm in arm.
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E “Pire
Harry Afer
Sehafer
Suhafer
Luxm
Schafer
Local Boy Wins Prize at Yale
Walter Karl Edward Abel, a senior in the class of 1876, won first prize in a Latin translation examination. Second prize went to William Bennett of Seattle, third to John Sendder Boyd of Washington, and Charles Engraft of New Haven claimed a consolation award.
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Robinson- Hartford
Walter Karl Edward Abel
Coun
Walliam
Bennecto
Seattle Wash
John Sendder Boyd
Washington
Ind
Charles PE Ingraft
New Haven
Yale
Fish Buiky ew New York Sug Sensers Arrive at Concho
Disjointed OCR reads refer to fish, places, and people including Concho, Hines Jippery Dick, Grant, and Silmare Teint. The fragmentary article mentions fishing terms, various fish names, and a character list amid a garbled narrative.
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Buikyew
York
I Concho
Hines
Athep Tamil
Finn
Aauarini
Fir Clana
Grant
Hrigr
Piscorial
Msc
Ait the
Hatters
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