Standard Publishing Company Admission Rates Notice
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Bryan withdrawal would split party and risk chaos
The Philadelphia Record weighs Bryan declining the Democratic nomination could mobilize millions of voters for or against his candidacy. It argues his withdrawal would unsettle the party, potentially helping Bryan or prompting rival Democrats to seek the nomination, while stressing the chaotic impact on the Denver convention and election prospects.
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Unusual Seven in the Senate Chamber Row
A peculiar seven in the senate chamber row includes Gare the first recently blind senator Owen of Oklahoma descended from Chetoker chiefs Nexe Bryan of Florida the youngest editor and Whole of Maryland the oldest, seated with Bob Taylor of Tennessee. Sixth is Bankhead of Alabama and Jefferson Doyle, both noted figures amid a shifting senate chamber dynamic.
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Temperance Advance Seeks Nationwide Support
A Northwestern railroad pledge to stop intoxicants shows growing temperance momentum. Ten thousand employees signed to abstain, reflecting a broad, business driven move rather than a revival.
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Prohibition Era Debate Sparks Workplace Tensions
Faced with job threats and a campaign against alcohol, workers at a facility confront the ban on highball drinks and the end of growlers. The pledge movement spreads as employees vow to abstain, preaching a new gospel of moderation and public duty.
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Francia Murphy
Not clear event in Pacific danger reports
Fragmented report notes anxiety over a meet near the Pacific and warnings of potential destruction. Mentions Admiral Evans nearby after a long voyage and references to dangers across the Atlantic. Text is garbled with many unreadable phrases and lacks concrete details.
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Notable Assassination Attempts and Deaths Across History
A fragmented chronicle lists rulers attacked by assassins over two centuries. It cites Napoleon’s thwarted plots, the 1800 powder attempt and a later galvanic device, King Louis, and Queen Victoria era stabbings, plus multiple European monarchs targeted or killed and linked modern American plots to past events.
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Roosevelt Echoes Clash Over Presidential Candidacy
In New York the Roosevelt faction and Odell crowd face public scrutiny as machine politics falter. Flatt’s influence wanes while Hughes rises, and Plath’s potential impact on the presidential race is debated amid party tensions.
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Fragmentary 19th Century Letter Snippets and Public Figures
A garbled OCR sample shows references to various figures and topics, including German counts renouncing ties with American spouses, President Roosevelt, John D Rockefeller, and political comments from multiple newspapers. The text mentions policies, protests, and legal or financial disputes, but the overall piece is highly fragmented and hard to salvage into a coherent narrative.
Fragmented 19th Century Uproar and Odd Science Notes
A garbled 19th century column mixes political strife and social banter with stray quotes about marriage norms and a theatrical exchange. It drifts into a strange segment describing earth to iron clay tablets and a method to render earth into edible forms, ending with a surreal note on a mock science demonstration.
Holdups Net In Five In North Main Street Saloon Raid
Police captured three men linked to two North Main Street and Noonan saloon holdups on a Saturday night. Detectives Morgue Murphy and James Larkin identified William H. Decker Anthony Bonner and J Menhanet as inside players with a fourth suspect connected to Empire and Noonan locations. In custody they faced questions about the two armed robberies and fled identities, with investigators detailing alibis and getaway routes.
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Ambiguous Early-State Speech Sparks Courtroom Recall
An unclear report recalls Governor Hughes facing scrutiny in a courtroom setting amid conflicting remarks. The transcript hints at political tension over endorsements and leadership judgment, noting a notable exchange about the integrity of a presidential candidate and the influence of public opinion.
Democrats Postpone Opening of Chicago Headquarters
Chicago will not open the Democratic national committee headquarters as planned. The move is delayed to Tuesday due to the inability of Thomas Taggart and Urey WogasEN to reach Chicago before Friday. Roger C. Sullivan announces that Denver convention planning proceeds and arrangements will be finalized in Chicago.
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Arrests Rise in Lisbon Revolutionary Wave
Paris feb 3 The Lisbon correspondent for the Port Parisien telegraphs that Palm chief of the progressive l dignitaries and a naval officer named Hei ato have been arrested The correspondent says Republican leaders at Cintra Aqueluz and all ar towne west of the capital have also been arrested and derated IM Zovtreesss in Lisbon
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Navy at Sea Before Steam and Armorclads Discussed
From the New York Sun Admiral Evans reflects on pre steam era naval life. He recalls closer bonds among sailors and captains, discipline and tough conditions, including water shortages in the southern climate and a humorous exchange with a crewman over cold water.
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Admiral Evans
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Chaplains and Horsemanship Question Raises Debate
From the New York World comes speculation on whether army chaplains must prove equestrian skill. The discussion centers on the role of religious officials in the military and whether their functions demand riding ability or other physical prowess.
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Raligioua
Purser
Aarvice
Prolific Claims and Conflicts in Early Church Scandals
The article compiles various quips and debates from newspapers about clergymen scandals and the use of money and rhetoric in religious leadership. It notes elopements of ministers with cooks, debates over religious authority, and discussions on authorship of political writings. The tone is a mosaic of sensational and reflective comments from different papers.
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Case Was Hopeless From the Taleda Pinac
A fragmented dialogue from a Taleda pinac scene shows a weary operator and a literary visitor debating wireless telegraphs and the meaning of wild waves. The garbled text hints at unseen clues and a mystery lingering in a late night exchange.
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Wandering Figures Named in Prominent People Roundup
A mixed collection of notes names Representative Bird of Oklahoma and several other figures. James C. Courts marks thirty years with the house staff, William T W Schofield is linked to Berlin lectures, and various scholars and clergy are mentioned in connection with Harvard, Harvard Memorial Association, and international circles. The piece also recalls William Oliver and a light touch on social life in London and New York, ending with a literary aside referencing Thackeray.
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Demands of the Pitmappings in Trade Reciproc ity Debate
From the Portland Oregonian a critical note on why the Philippines should not seek free entry or unfair treatment from the United States. The piece argues that the Philippines should obtain equal rights rather than expect reciprocity from a country that has adopted it, noting commissioners were sent to seek favorable terms. It suggests the Philippines may now accept partial gains after abandoning broader hopes.
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