Controver sy over liquor controls in Washington
The piece discusses attempts by liquor dealers and church leaders led by Rev. Davidson to enforce strict adherence to liquor laws. It notes a proposed voluntary measure and Davidson's offer to serve as police chief for one month to curb violations, amid political friction and social tensions.
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Washington
Davidson
Aston
Christinn Church
Hig
Dividson
Herald
Mr Davidson
Octopus Suspicions Linger as Rockefellers Face Court
Federal court in Chicago seeks financial status of the Standard Oil Company and its leaders led by John D Rockefeller. Judge Landis orders disclosure after the company refuse to reveal finances before imposing fines. The case involves illegal freight rates by the Chicago and Alton line leading to charges and potential fines up to 3 4 million dollars.
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Federal ‘Court
Chicago
Andard Oil Company
John D. Rockefeler
Henry Rogers
Sapoboas
Standard Qi Company
Landis Surge
OM Company of Intana
Ilegal
Chicago & ‘Alton Road
Ithe
Judge Attacks Supreme Court On Liquor Business Ruling
A Lebanese judge named Aran criticized the Supreme Court’s liquor business decision in a long statement. Judge Jordan drafted the court’s finding while Judge A fired broadside comments at the Supreme Court for its alleged failure.
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Aran
Lébanon
Ans
Supreme Court
Jordat
Supréme Cort
Supireme Court
Indiana City Politics and Press Commentary Amid Election Debates
A tangled survey of editorials and political talk cites Indianapolis Star criticism of Mark Twain and calls for direct control of a city light plant. The piece notes Indiana Reformatory intakes and summer releases, plus a Pennsylvania Democrats convention endorsing W J Bryan for president.
Wortha Trial For Weeds Minnesota Advice in Seed Mix
A Minnesota writer prescribes an old time weed control method using white clover seed timothy seed blue grass seed to sow along roadways and city blocks. The plan suggests spending about fifty cents to seed a mile of highway and promises to drive weeds from streets and fields.
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Minnesota_mios
Two-Thirds As Much Burden Pushes Folks to Canada
The Indianapolis Sun reports the high cost of living in the United States drives some citizens north of the border where expenses run about two-thirds of those here. The piece highlights economic strain and migration due to price levels.
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Canada
Indianapolis Sun
Fragmented OCR notes reveal uncertain medical and address data
The readable text appears to include scattered phrases about a person named Shyra and a Dr Milmer with a Hinghamton address, suggesting an incomplete medical or contact note. Content quality is low with garbled phrases and unclear context.
Pinched Rivalry in Historic Yale Harvard Row
In a tense back and forth the Yale and Harvard teams clash in a famed race. The season’s latest sprint ends amid intense exertion, with both sides displaying strong effort and rivalry.
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Harvard
Yale
Pabout
Fragmented Local Notice and Community News Fragments
A garbled local page lists names and events with scattered references to police positions, social visits, funerals, and small notices. Mentions of Senator Ezra Mattingly, Mrs. Grant Myers, Misses Agnes Clark Teresa Kennaughton, and Rev. J. P. Matthews appear alongside weathered notes on visits, travel to Washington, and a discussional piece about the Buathching Tibe.
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Cannerburg
Raney
Bethrupti
Carico
Inktiaian
Washington
John Smith
J.P. Matthews
Mort McPhon
Wading
Hages
Wais
Iréne Own
Jamés
St. Peter
Pensions of United States pensioners worldwide and by state
The article notes many nations with small pensioned populations drawing annual vouchers from the United States. Within the U S the highest number reside in Ohio about 100000. large shares also in Pennsylvania New York Illinois Indiana and Michigan with Ohio totaling roughly 15 million dollars annually.
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United States
I ‘Switzer
Sweden
Russia
Italy
Belgiums
Holland
Greece
Australia
Sam
Ohio
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
New York
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Fedora Tennessee man credits New Discovery for cure
C V Papper of Fedora Tennessee writes that he suffered severe lung and throat hemorrhages and was bedridden before using Dr King’s New Discovery. He reports immediate relief from coughing and bleeding stopped within days and full recovery in three weeks. Sold at M Jones Drug Store with trial bottle free.
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Fedora
Tennessee
C. V. Papper
M. Jones
Notice to Contractors for Two Indiana School Houses
William L Brown trustee and the advisory board of Washington township Daviess county Indiana will receive bids up to 10 o clock Saturday July 13 1907 for the erection and completion of two school houses Cheleva district No 12 and Smeltzer district No 15 with plans and specifications on file at the trustees office A bid must include a bond or certified check for ten percent with the contract bond double the contract price reserved to reject any or all bids. Andrew Lilie member of advisory board. June 25.
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Liam L
Brown
Washington Township
Daviess
County
Indiana
Cheleva School
Smeltzer School
William L. Brown
William Paw x
T. T. Jones
J. T. Ussingham
Andrew Lilie
Soo
City Drug Store Trial Notes Mention of John M. Smith
Fragmentary OCR text refers to a drug store trial note involving John M. Smith and an address 402 East Main Street. Incomplete context mentions cures and steady customer relations.
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John M. Smith
City Drug
Sum, Myer
Main Street
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