The Queen of the Queen Sails for Manila with Mrs Garrison
In Honolulu, Mrs Garrison wins a berth aboard the troopship Queen to join her husband serving in the Philippines. Aboard, she secures the captain and general's favor, moves into the ship's finest room after a champagne fueled pledge, and bids a dramatic farewell as the vessel departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Armstrong
Mrs. Garrison
Honolulu
Billy Gray
Louisiana
Mrs. Frank
Red Cross
Cavy Jones
Col. Armstrong
Frank Garrison
Bay of Honolulu
Manuscript Sermon Shows Puritan Preacher’s Caution
A descendant owns an old sermon by his Puritan ancestor. The craggy hand is heavy with marginal notes and directives to read slowly and to give emphasis. The manuscript reveals careful preparation rather than impulsive delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Testimony Recounts Security Measures During Governor Shoo ting Events
Descriptions show officials arming state workers and calling in guards after the shooting at the Capitol. Witnesses including Stuart Stone and Dr. Gray Falconer described conferences in Frankfort and Lexington and the movement of armed men to protect the executive building.
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Goebel
R. C. Blandford
Marion County
Frankfort
W. H. Culton
Burton
Breckenridge County
Gov
Taylor
Steve Sharp
Lexington
Stout
Youtsey
Gov. Taylor
Gray Falconer
Berry
5S. G. Sharp
Alabama Votes Elects Samford Governor as Democrats Lead
Alabama’s general election results favor the Democratic ticket led by William J. Samford of Lee County, with large majorities reported. Democrats gain several general assembly seats, while Populists and Republicans may hold about 12 of 133 seats. Election seen as a test for a constitutional convention.
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Birmingham
Ala
General Assembly
Alabama
William J. Samford
Lee County
Capt. Smith
State Campaign Committee
Morgan
Underwood
William Richardson
Madison County
Joe Wheeler
Congress
Johnston
Clark the Thread Man Dies of Heart Failure in Watch Hill
William Clark of Newark New Jersey president of the William Clark Thread company died suddenly at his Watch Hill home from heart failure after a severe indigestion attack. He was a well known figure on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Clark
Westerly
R. I
William Clark
Newark
N. J
William Clark Thread Company
Watch Hill
Atlantic
Unreadable OCR News Fragment Summary
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event or entities to summarize. The content is garbled and lacks identifiable people places organizations or dates. No coherent main action or outcome can be derived for a valid card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Choose Better Farm Location In Wisconsin Marinette County
A persuasive pitch urges buyers to inspect the farming country along the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway in Marinette county Wisconsin. The area offers strong crops ample work markets good climate pure water and cheap land sold on long time terms. Contact land agent C B Rollins at 161 La Salle Street Chicago.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St.Paul
Marinette County
Wisconsin
C. B. Rollins
la Salle St
English tourist seeks lost waterproof on train
An English tourist who misplaced a waterproof on a train returns to the third class compartment asking travelers if they saw a mackintosh. A passenger quips in broad Glasgow, we’re a Macphersons here, in a light local note.
Grand Trank Railway advertises routes to Canada and the East
The Grand Trank Railway System promotes service to top Canadian and eastern resorts. For fare details literature and information contact J. L. Burges City Passenger and Ticket Agent at 249 Clark Street, corner Jackson Boulevard, Chicago.
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Canada
East
J. L. Burges
Clark St
Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Paris Exposition Dream Sparks Tense Farewell
Tears fill a wife’s eyes as she vows to attend a Paris exposition. Her husband dismisses the plan with grim humor, arguing death would lead to Heaven. The Detroit Journal fragment captures a playful quarrel over travel and fate.
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Detroit Journal
Old-fashioned pedagogue vows to shape backward boy
A distressed agent speaks of a boy who is said to be slow. The pedago gue offers to take him in and make him smart, as reported by the Philadelphia Record.
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Philadelphia Record
Lane's Family Medicine Product Claim Card
Medical patent claim describes a daily bowel movement aid that acts on the liver and kidneys and cures headaches. The product is priced at 25 and doc.
The Point of View and The Optimist and Pessimist Quote
A composite newspaper item notes contrasting lines from The Point of View and The Optimist versus The Pessimist, with a skeptical take on credit and charges. The Chicago Evening News cites a remark about hope and deception, while Atchison observers critique merchant credit expectations.
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Chicago Evening News
Atchison Obe
Quotable quips surface in playful newspaper chatter
A collection of humorous lines contrasts blunt truth with wit. A family friendly jab about value and a golf joke highlights the gulf between professionals and amateurs, while a dating quip notes forgiveness for impulsive kissing but not for apologizing.
Quick Cure Ad Sentences in Early 1900s Papers
A collage of classic ad copy and jokey quotes from 1900 era papers. Mentions laxative tablets and cures for colds, plus miscellaneous lines about postmasters and social wit gathered from Detroit Chicago and Indianapolis sources.
Hall's Catarrh Care Is a Constitutional Cure
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Care as a constitutional remedy for catarrh with a price listed at 75 cents. The copy emphasizes a statewide or national health claim and tabulated pricing for consumer purchase.
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Hall
Price
Study notes on equipment features at St Marys lab
Fragmentary text describes equipment features at St Marys with references to perfection syllogism and method. It mentions study foodyan hin lence and ion. The passage is incomplete but implies examination or procurement details.
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Limati
St.Mary’s
Ion‘ O. Gore
Naval Battle of Manila Exhibition At Wabash and Hubbard
A vivid display recreates the Manila Bay naval duel with thunder and lightning, rain and explosions, staged at Wabash avenue and Hubbard court Chicago near Gettysburg Cyclorama. The scene features Dewey’s squadron, the battle’s entry at dawn, and the Spanish colors lowered to the U S ensign. Veterans and bee keepers touring the exhibit find it a memorable patriotic tribute.
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Manila
Wabash Avenue
Hubbard Court
Chicago
Arp Naan
Thi
Bay of Manila
Globe
Asiatic Squadron
Dewey
Hongkong
United States
Acre
National Bee Keepers Association
Manila Review
Wabash Ave
Auditorium
Hong Kon
Chinese Sea
Manila Bay
eBay
Cavite
Fire disrupts Pearson's Weekly dining hall
First Man shouts that the restaurant is on fire and urges Second Man to hurry. Second Man responds calmly as they seek to secure dairy supplies and possibly obtain hot food amid the blaze.
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Pearson’s Weekly
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Mr. Prime
Amy Lawrence
Hawaii
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Witchie Garrison
Stanley Armstrong
Stewart
Gen. Drayton
Lorman
San Francisco
Mason City
Harry Wheelock
Anamosa: Penitentiary
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Reork
Lane
Papa
Indianapolis News
Chicago Daily Jews
Yucatan
N. W. Samuel
Ocean Grove
Atchison Globe
Chicago Daily News
University OF Notre Dame Notre Dame
Indiana
St. Edward's Hall
A. Morrissey
ST. Mary’s Academy
Notre Dame
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Conservatory of Music
School of Art
Boston Normal School of Gymnastics
St. Mary's Academy
Ars
Windor
I. CR. R
Connectin Lines
A. H. Hanson
G.P.A
Watertown
Notre Dame University
Henry N. Copp
Washington
Sam
Cardes
Bryan-Mckinley
Frank 1. Clark CO
Balt. &J
N.F.M.R
A. Rowan
Milwaukee
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Sally
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Ay Ra
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