Morton Secretary of Agriculture Dies at 70
Julius Sterling Morton former U S secretary of agriculture dies at Lake Forest Illinois after a prolonged illness traced to a bronchial condition and cerebral thrombus. Funeral in Lake Forest and Arbor Lodge Nebraska City planned. Interment in Nebraska City. Morgan Shipping Pact Reported by Hamburg. King’s Daughters home fire in Oakland injures two, one dies. Loss estimated at 325000.
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Mark Morton
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J Sterling Morton
Berecas
Aiferton
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Lake Forest
Jefferson County
Michigan
Union College
New York
Morton
Nebraska City
Mexico
Mr Morton
Nétmske Silly
Atm &T
Oakland
Cal
King’s Daughters
William Bray
John H. Murray
Bray
National League Scores and Standings Report
National League games in Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Chicago produced varied results with multiple batteries listed. Standings show Detroit Phila, Was King are leading with mixed records while Toledo and Kansas City linger near the bottom.
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Baltimore
RHL Ballmore
Boston
Nsou Young and Meer
Cleveland
Platt
Katwil
Weather and Syndicate Item Summary
Fragmentary weather note and a brief syndicate snippet mention a man and a purchase. Distinct named entities are not clear due to garbled text. no definite events, dates, places, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Local notes and society brief from Wooster area
Saturday events include pension awarded to Charles W Christye, Miss Saline Graber travels to Newark, Mrs Emmy Jackson ill in Cleveland, and a feature on EF Paumier & Co. The Canton baseball team beats Cleveland 26 to 0 as Stubby Clark debuts for Canton. Community updates cover church missions visits, track practice, windstorm damage, medical cases, and local court witnesses in Pennell v. CA & U railroad with REO noted.
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Charles W.christye
Saline Graber
Newark
John Myers
Glasgow Beard
Pittsburg
Emmy Jackson
Wobster
Cleveland
Boot and Shoe Recorder
EF Paumier & Co
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Notestine
O .A. Hills
Nelson
Good
Hatfield
Lois Lyon
Dr. Turner
Thorpe
Philadelphia
O. A. Hills
D. C
Westminster
Livingston
Secree
Tue
Opcoubuyiound Ifuwice
Kotler
Cecile Merillas
Zeline Greene
Beach City
Ure
Celestine Knoble
Kooble
Florian Schaffter
Berhler
Haung
Theo Straub
Thos Weaver
Mittersburg
Pennell
CA &U Railroad
Millersburg
Hawes Hats Priced At Three Hundred Dollars
Hats sold by Hawes are listed at three hundred dollars, matching the cost of most items priced at five hundred dollars. The note compares value and notes pricing strategy for headwear.
Don’t neglect coughs and colds in spring season
Spring brings coughs and colds that can worsen. a dose of One Minute Cough Cure is advertised as a safe, instant remedy for coughs colds croup bronchitis and related ailments. Endorsements from Postmaster C O Dawson claim strong personal experience and a recommendation for the medicine sold by Zigmerman & Laubach & Boyd.
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C.O Dawson
Barr
Zigmerman & and Laubach & Boyd
Creston Notes and Local Progress Updates
Rural free delivery out of Creston will soon begin after a prolonged petition to the post office department. A village council meeting discussed a petition for a special election to allow sale of intoxicants within incorporation limits. Hoar Warner & enemy company finished 4 acres of onion seeding with 150 carloads of manure from the Chicago stock yards. Mrs. John Romach and Mrs. C. A. Tenney attended the Woman's Foreign Missionary convention in Cleveland. Rev. S. E. Sears to deliver the class address at Burbank high school commencement May 30. J. W. McConnell, recently ill, is now able to go out. Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society held its annual public meeting with song and a literary program. Mayor Russell and N. W. Chamberlin fished at Chippewa Lake last Friday. Art Owens visited Canton. Elgin Tointon visiting sister in Cuyahoga Falls. Postmaster McGuffin’s Smithville trip noted on rural delivery business. Nell E. Mac
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Postoliics Department
Gota
Freedman
Ashland
S. E. Sears
Burbank High School
J W . McConnell
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E Church
Russell
N. W. Chamberlin
Ficharmen
Chippewa Lake
N. W
Art Owens
Canton
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Unclear Political Brief
The readable bits show a political style item with names and phrases but lack clarity. The note references a course of action and entities such as Bosh Phanes Ye and SEE, suggesting a local or regional political or civic brief, though specifics are obscured by transcription gaps.
Cuban Reciprocity Effort Seeks Republican Action in Senate
In Washington on April 24, Republicans debate Cuban reciprocity. Senator Piatt of Connecticut, chairing the Cuba relations committee, says no early meeting to allow full consideration. Efforts aim to keep Republicans united and block a Democratic minority from steering the bill in committee or the Senate. The initial clash centers on blocking action on the Teller resolution to investigate Cuban sugar conditions.
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Washington
Piatt
Connecticut
Cuba
Snate
Helief
Railways Bought In in Richmond and Nearby Areas
The Merth Trust Company of New York agreed to purchase Virginia Electrical Railway and Development, Richmond Traction, West Hampton Park Railway, and Richmond Passenger and Hower. The consolidation will unite street railways of Richmond, Manchester, Petersburg, and interurban lines, plus electric and power businesses, water rights on the James and Appomattox rivers, and substantial real estate including sites for manufacturing.
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Merth
Trust Company of
New York
Southern
Virginia Electrical Railway and Development Company
Capital
Richmond Traction Company
West Hampton Park Railway Company
Richmond Passenger and Hower Company
Consolidaton Whch
Richmond
Manchester
Petersburg
James
Appomattox
Rocky Mountains Healing Claim Stirs Health Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a claim that a Rocky Mountain remedy fills arteries with rich red blood, creates new flesh, and makes sick people well. The fragmentary text mentions Laban FO and includes unclear references.
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Rocky Mounies
Senate Concurred in House Oleomargarine Amendment
Special to The Republican reports that on April 28 the Senate concurred in the House amendment to the oleomargarine bill. The measure passes and is sent to the president for approval.
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Senate
Washington
House
Death of a Babe To Embark in Grocery Business
Marshallville notes report the death of Dante Gelser and wife’s two month old baby near town with funeral and interment planned. John Graber buys out Kreiter share to enter Kreiter Leickheiser grocery business at Orrville. Local trades Welmer and Gerstenschlager report high carriage orders and activity. Mrs Ida Stump of Greenville visits south of town, Beidler moves to former Walford property, Basinger of Putnam visits Alfred Lower family east of town.
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Dante Gelser
Here
Marshallville Cemetery
Cleveland
John Graber
Kreiter
Notice to Taxpayers Urges Early Tax Payment
Notice to taxpayers stating the treasurer's office is open to receive taxes. All able residents in country and city are urged to pay early to avoid crowds at the closing days.
Twenty Miles This Gigantic Gun To Be Tested
Watervliet arsenal plans completion of the 16 inch gun to mount at Fort Hamilton by June 1. First proof at Sandy Hook. gun weighs 160 tons with 3,000 pound shell and 1,000 pounds of powder. Krupps dispute range claims of 21 miles. Secretary Root returns from Cuba to arrange transfer of the island by May 20 and keeps 800 artillerymen in Cuba for naval stations at Havana Santiago and Cienfuegos.
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Watervilet Arsenal
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New York Harbor
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Cuba
United States
Wooster defeats Buchtel in high-scoring opener
Wooster opened with a dominant 28 to 2 win over Buchtel. New pitcher Z Iden fanned 10 in six innings and Abbey caught well behind the bat. The Wooster infield played solid ball while Buchtel struggled at the plate and in the field.
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Buchtel
Z Iden
Abbey
Amt
A. Wooster
H. BO. A. Kb Blaser
Ti-T Neide Germ
Welds
Graham
Abbeye
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