Judge Gray in Race for First Place Nomination
Denver June s Despite speculation on Vice Presidential bids the Delaware judge Gray emerges as a leading candidate for first place. Marvel, Bryan backers, and others debate balance on the ticket while delegates and precincts in Delaware Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York weigh the likelihood of Gray heading the ticket or accepting a secondary role.
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Judge Cray
Denver
Anmerois
George Gray
Delaware
Josiah Marvey
Wilmington
Iield
Marvedenius
Gray
Het Alr
Bryan
Tudge Gray
Uevies
Marvel
Judge Gray
Ucket
Mr Marvel
Che
Aust Ballal
Marrland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Frederick B. Lynch
Johnson Boom
Eel
Albany
Sherman Still Improves Almost Ready For Home
Cleveland dispatch reports Congressman Sherman Republican VP candidate remains hospitalized briefly but has improved. He plans to depart for New York Thursday as he nears full recovery from a ten day illness.
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Sherman
Cleveland
Shermn
Ull
N.Y
al- Mel
Constable Wounded in City Battle
A constable was wounded twice in a firefight while pursuing G Ak Webster in the city. The assailant fired as the constable entered the scene. A posse arrived, and the suspect fled after a volley of shots. Four people reportedly went to Webster's aid and one assailant was killed.
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Joveline
G. Ak Webstin
Soloankeaney
Wall
Hartendar
Swolf
Billings
B. Gearzr
WW. S. Hartman
Bozeman
Mary Street
Interstate
Sight Cain
Silver Low County
Desr Lodge
Bryan
Silver Dow
Johnson
Air Few Jodornementa
Suspended Work in Southern Passir Shops Shocks Local MLA
unclear readable text suggests sudden suspension of work or action in Southern Parish shops with mention of MLA and shooting. No clear named individuals, dates, or organizations conclusively readable.
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Pasir
Wenwittly
le Tern
Death Follows Blow During Quarrel in Hester Case
Soddil Hsnntoh in the Standard Felemi Jirhe SWI Gritsah of Daavey was arrested for the death of wires Dali after a quarrel. The victim struck with a hammer in a prior incident last winter left him in a coma. The suspect, 23, claimed to aid construction work and said he appeared in a saloon before the fatal blow.
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Felemi
Daavey
Emy
Aed
Helci
Wis
Wires Dali
Dahl
Grutand
Gwatreh
Winselt
Boxzamin
Denver
Helena
Insurgents Attack Mexican Garrison Amid Border Skirmish
Reports describe an insurgent assault on a Mexican garrison near El Paso and Palomas. The attack involved bombings, heavy gunfire, and several casualties, with officers escaping harm by discarding explosive devices, while a noncombatant revolu tionary leader was wounded and captured. Further threats and planned incursions were warned for Guatupu and nearby Chihuahua towns.
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Palamas
Opemah
Guaidtupe
Chihuahua
Fort Harteck
el Paso
Juares
Onayar
Mms
Hope Remains For Bishop Potter As Death Looms
Reports from physicians say Bishop Henry Potter of the New York Episcopal Church remains resting more comfortably, though his strength and condition show little improvement. Amid fluctuating hopes, evening reports indicate some modest relief with oxygen administered and patient’s symptoms easing slightly compared with earlier in the day.
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Henry Horan
New York
Biel
Howevyer
Romanhat
House of Commons Attack by Women
A chaotic incident in London involving a protest by women at the House of Commons. The event featured blockades and tense confrontations, with police and officials trying to restore order. Multiple figures were mentioned, though the report is fragmentary and contains editorial angles.
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House OF Commons
London
Tadtay
Ike
Caxon
Austrasetivg
Eamona
Direwittiek
Promine
Resigene
Adl Aihoa
Uae
McClellan Declared Mayor After 1905 Court Ruling
Justice Lambert ruled in New York today that McClellan was the elected mayor in 1905 by a plurality of 3,985 votes after Shearn alleged ballot stuffing and registration errors. The court rejected calls to overturn the entire 172 district vote and dismissed charges of votes misregistered. The decision upheld McClellan’s mayoralty and noted costs and legal fees for both sides.
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uMler Ar
New York
Justice Lambert
McClelan
Shearn
Tushee Lambert
Phanur
Thaw deemed unsafe to be at large by commission president
Albert W. Ferris, president of the commission on Innany, states that Henry X. Thaw is mentally unfit and unsafe for public, arguing Thaw's presumed heredity and history justify continued confinement to protect the community and parents from his instability.
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May
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mtundar Washington and glowing at tan Tolan in Mitos GY peatellicon with noeluins neparthsittate and MAINT elere. Details are unreadable but indicate a damaged local notice or brief unspecific report.
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Mtundar
Washington
Noeluins
Tan Tolan
Mitos
Resorting 10 Arson Kidnappers Get Girl in Cal Barn
A chaotic early report from Presnes California describes two masked men abducting a girl from a barn near Coulings. They claimed a ransom of 5,000 and fled toward Warland Carson. Authorities and locals reacted as details remain unclear.
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Presnes
Cal
Dune
Ar- Hom
Sherr
Adolph Doiengine
Cate
bin Noy
Anichinay
Wintte
Warland Carson
Foothits
Fee Wiles
Lo Tauieeng Wire Restorer
One General Session At Educational Convention
At the convention in June Terelitsi the key event was a talk by Book ar T. Washington, president of the Nushoges Institute, on negro education. The day featured multiple instruction papers and debates on next year’s president and goals. Prominent figures named include Dr W. C. Tharpnon, Hy 1, Ad ky Dh Uearvey, and others, with plans for the next meeting and board discussions slated for the afternoon session.
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Nushoges Insitute
W. C. Tharpnon
Chin Sbi
Wnilyere Alty
Colmustissy
PRU
Bari
Morumbrioo
Ellie
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