Resentment Rising Over Stolypin Reform Push
Open clash between Premier Stolypin and reactionaries follows his reform program. Moscow and St. Petersburg press criticize plans including courts martial and peasant reforms. Some papers praise liberal traditions, others denounce concessions as dangerous toward a more radical parliament. The era’s debate centers on how far reforms reach and if new parliament will swing further left or right.
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Stolypin
League of Russian People
Ibevele
Solypin
Rossio
Pergana
Hovalevsky
Strana
Btolypia
Streno
Moscow
Regeneration
Associated Press
M. Guchkoff
Count Heyden
Peace plans upset in Cuba as insurgent leader blocks armistice
Reports from Havana describe Pinar Guerra, insurgent chief in Pinar del Rio, rejecting a ten day armistice and continuing warfare. Government forces under Colonel Alvision and reinforcements attempt to hold key towns while insurgents claim San Juan de Martinez may be under rebel control. The government says an armistice is decided but regional divisions and transport limits hinder clear terms as both sides clash near Pinar del Rio and San Juan de Martinez.
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Cuba
Pinar Guerra
Hoyana
Pino Guerra
Pinar del Rio
Guerra
Pinar del Rio City
San Juan de Martinez
San Juan da Martinez
Almvon
Campylae
Clews
Havana
Algyos
Jugon de Martinez
San Luis
Sept
Ban Guis
Rei
Washington
Stats Departarent Nue
Pbiguenes Jona
Aborted Prosecution Leaves Gage in Balances
Fragmentary report notes a probe into a Kansas figure with unclear spelling and affiliations. The text hints at an investigation aborted by prosecutors, triggering concern within the local community. Names and exact details are obscured by damaged text.
Miss Irvine Faces District Court in Shooting Case
Sheridan Wyoming reports Miss Hana Irvine daughter of State Treasurer W. J. Irvine bound over to district court on an attempted murder charge after a shooting at a ranch. Foreman George H. Knighton was wounded when Irvine fired after alleged insults and a gun was brandished. Witnesses cite frictions on the Big Ten ranch as motive remains unclear.
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Wyosmikg
Sheridan
Wyo
Hana Irvine
W. J. Irvine
George HN. Kntehton
Lester Cable Company
Irvine T
Thomas
Jp 15
Wizala
Miles Irvine
Haines Knighton
Knighton
Miss Irvine
Careleseness
Jonighton
Ahe
Reorganization of Real Estate Trust Company Completed
Philadelphia reports that Receiver Darle has completed the reorganization of the Real Estate Trust Company and will become president. Investigations into wrecking and irregular transactions are underway, aiming to reveal all debtors and officials. District Attorney Sell and assistants pursue criminal liability, while Banking Commissioner John A. Berkey leads a state examination of the bank’s condition.
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Philadelphia
Wie Stock Exchange
Darle
Barl
Wlthe
Investigaont
State of Pennsylvania
John A. Berkey
Pardee Defeated Nominated for Governor by California GOP
Congressman Gillatte nominated for governor by the Republican convention at Santa Cruz on the first ballot with 92,214 votes to 23,3 for incumbent George D. Patented. The slate included Sloss for unexpired term, and Wy, Henshaw, and Judge Lorigan for associate justices. The platform praised Roosevelt era reforms and tariff amendments as relief while lauding Congress for the railroad bill and trust action. James N. Gillage, nominee for governor, had earlier roots in Wisconsin, moving to California to practice law after an early career in Sparta and Viroqua.
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Gillatte
California
Santa Cruz
Cal
J. N. Gilistre
Eureka
George D. Pat Flee
M.C. Sloss
Tudo
B. Wy
Henshaw
William G. Lorigan
Supreme Court
Congress
Roosevelt Ja
Ainceys
San Francisco
James N- Ghibige
Viroqua
Wic
Sparta
Aurel Cal
Fle
Eyaun Ang
Unclear OCR leads to stalled lead with names and titles
Fragmentary text appears to mix attorney, editor, banker, and reporter roles with scattered names and numbers. No coherent event or date is discernible, leaving only a jumble of partially readable phrases and potential official titles.
Novelty Items From Cities Across the Nation
A montage of brief oddities from Wilkes-Barre to Salt Lake City reports a cave-in at Pine Ridge colliery trapping a cow, fines for unlawful shooting in Paterson, a man injured fleeing debt collectors in Trenton, and a policeman facing a politics charge in Macon. Also noted are pranks in Cleveland, a punchline prison incident in New York and London banana skin fines. A Utah man commits suicide after a sale scheme, referencing a wife given away.
Senate Page Larceny Case Prompts Arrest in Washington
Disjointed telegraph briefs report the arrest of H. FB Cynsy & negra in Washington on larceny charges tied to the disappearance of rare law pages from the U S Senate document room. Other snippets mention a Mutual friend exchange, a discussion on a pecu liar matter, and a guide’s method at a pauper lunatic asylum.
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Washington
United States Senate
H. FB
Cynsy, & Negra
Egpitel
Weil
Novel?es of the NEw Marion dream ends reality for Gilpin
In Marion Indiana a crippled man named George Gilpin awakens from a dream to find his right leg no longer powerless and his body moving with athletic ease. The incident leaves him surprised and joyful as he discovers he can walk after years of paralysis.
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Marion
Ind
George Gilepin
Gilpin
Ife
Buens Vista
Colo
Willie Bond
Granite
Jesse Bond
No Plunging on Govts Funds Warns Banks
Secretary Shaw warns against diverting public money from local deposits to brokers in New York for speculation. He urges depository banks to loan funds only at regular rates or return excess funds to the treasury, noting government funds should aid local communities. New York bankers react with surprise at the order barring high rate call loans by government deposits.
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Washington
Berrebiry Shaw
New York
Falkssy
Treasury
Ania
Shaw
Court Martial Likely For Illinois and Alabama Officers
Washington Sept 10 Secretary Bonaparte released the court of inquiry findings on the July 21 collision off Brenton's reef between the Alabama and the Illinois. He has not yet decided, but is expected to approve a court martial for Captain Comly of the Illinois and Lieutenant Pressly of the Alabama for negligence in hazarding the vessels.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Brenton's Reef
Comly
Pressly
Roosevelt Possibly Re-Elected Beyond 1912 Says Cannon
Rockland Maine Sept 10 Joseph G Cannon said more unlikely events could occur than Roosevelt serving another term until 1912 while arguing for Representative Littlefield. He suffered a chill en route from Lewiston, rested, then delivered a vigorous speech and predicted a return to health by next day. Cannon had earlier recovered from a minor illness. he planned to speak in Damariscotta this afternoon.
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Tockland
Roosevelt
Haing
Joseph G. Cannon
Representative Littlefield
W. J. Bryan
Lewleton
Tle
Rockland
Tosseph G. Cannon
Damarilscotta
Washington Labor Talks End on Meat Label Dispute
Washington officials and about forty meat packing firm representatives concluded conferences on meat product labeling under the law. Packers will prepare labels by rate when the act takes effect. The debate centered on how the label should describe contents and quantities, with Treasury Wilson advocating precise naming.
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Washington, D. C
Beeves
Tary Wilson
Melvin
Chist
Bureau of Animal Industry
Yarigun Meat Packing Houses
Packsra
Wilson
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