Compers Denies Pleading Votes in War Delivery Claim
A fragmentary report notes compers denying pleadings about votes amid an infamous wartime claim. Details are incomplete. no clear names, dates, or places could be verified from the readable text.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1908
Page
7
Labor Leader Defends Political Stance Amid Campaign Attacks
In Washington July 80 report quotes Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, defending labor’s political independence. He says organized labor will not trade convictions for party favors, and will fight for principles and the labor cause regardless of political pressure. Frank Hitchcock counters with remarks on potential campaigns against Gompers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ulas
Nes
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Jas
Goonpers
Amwrican Sedexationist
Frank TW. Hitchcock
Natonal
Gompera
Urranee
American Car in Paris Greeted by Many People
Paris July 4 The Woemas car in the New York to Paris pace event arrived at noon and was greeted by cheers along the route. The race committee awaited at the Mall office to record the car, and congratulations were shared with the crews who later went to a hotel after their celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Say Waasa
Eyesight of Rex Beach Threatened by Iritis
Beale, a writer and actor, is at issue in a legal matter tied to a hunting trip story. A physician reports his possible risk of permanent blindness from iritis after exposure along the Conpor river rounds. The case hinges on an axe specialist's medical opinion and a 30king almeh of Jvitla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Beach
Beale
Berek
Hal
Playwritgit
Jvitla
Conpor
Railways See Small Increases in Montana Assessments
Montana railroad valuations rise slightly as state board fixes assessments for 16 lines. Northern Pacific Oregon Short Line and others show modest gains per mile. Main lines mostly steady. St Paul and Montana Railway see small hikes. Board dates set for August 16 to hear challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Saily
Montum Us
Erlaliaation
Northern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Bulle
Anaconti & Pacifu
Great Northern
St. Paul
Montana
Ag Iisde
Forty-Eight Thousand Short In His Accounts
A Fort Worth area cashier from First National Bank was arrested after a suspected discrepancy revealed a shortage of 18200 dollars. He confessed to the deficit and was seized as he returned to the bank. Authorities note no bail was secured and the bank carried no prior security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Parkhurst
Beale
Jilly W—I
Parkhural
Parkinirat
Dorainnk
Mse
Shane Fale
Unclear fragment on state study and governance
Fragmentary text references a state topic involving cancer and attribution to CANER ESE and AT FID. It hints at reputational context and a final position in a sequence, but lacks coherent details or events to summarize meaningfully.
Taft trials and troubles in Hot Springs visit
Taft faces a demanding schedule as he travels from Cincinnati to Hot Springs with Mr Taft Winsett and party. Ivly X.P. Carpenter reports that Taft’s August engagements may be limited and a Virginian rally for Republicans could be delayed or relocated.
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Hot Springs
Carpenter
Uine Tait
Cincinnati
Ainry Deanthily
Mar. Taft
Art Winsett
Taek
Mple
Cincinnai
Mya Patt
Corble
Gundlaium
Virginian Roe Publlonna
Sultan Declares General Amnesty for Turkish Fugitives
The sultan of Turkey through Mundji Bey proclaimed general amnesty for political fugitives in Turkey, in effect allowing about 209,000 Armenians and others in the United States to return after passport verification. The Turkish consul general in New York said amnesty covers political, international, and refugee offenses, encouraging return and urging closer U.S.-Turkey relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Turkey
Mundji Bey
United States
New York City
Pearl Street
Mundji Gey
Puye
Mose
Washington
Cxar
Herg of the Civil War Veteran Dies in Tacoma
Stephen G Grubb, a Civil War veteran famed for a legendary act that allegedly saved Willam’s army supply, died in Tacoma at age 72. The tale recounts he stopped a fire from burning a telegraph pole near infantry ranks, aiding General Showman’s forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herg
Tacoma
Stephen G Grubb
Willam
ToMda
HrUlery
Oma
Showman
Anderson
Inala
Wheeling & Lake Erie Notes Fully Protected
New York July 20 direstors of the Wabakte railroad hold on snooing qeating Uns mounling to tate aetia the Wheeling & Lake Erie notes tate hia afterhead George J Goula anve not the following statemans My Could authorlyes tte AlAteureet that Ure Webnale ennipoige tie evade SAHIRANHONS AMHENONUTA fea the Big Feelote of the 8,000,000 Winelig 4s ileal wales: wt wm iylty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wabakte Railroad
Tate Aetia
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Tate
George J. Goula
British Admiralty clears two officers over signal mishap
After three investigations the Admiralty exonerates Admiral Lord Beresford and Admiral Sir Percy Lock regarding the mistaken signal incident of the fleet maneuvers. Lord Charles allegedly gave a faulty instruction that could have directed the cruisers Argyle and Good Hope off course. Sir Percy on the Good Hope denies the signal’s accuracy and refuses to obey. The inquiry finds the order unclear and not justified to alter course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Lord Chayley Beresford
Percy Lock
Charles
Argyle
Good Hope
Eolisian
Perry
Dim
Bryan Talks of Hearst Party Opportunists Rise
NR Bryan speaks on Hearst party prospects as Democrats of over the best opportunity to reform their ranks. He outlines political odds and party dynamics in a cautious, opinionated tone.
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Bryan
Hearst Party
Bryan Seeks Reform While Defining Independence Platform
In Fairview Nebraska on June 3 a formal statement by William J. Bryan dissected the Independence party platform adopted at a Chicago convention. He argued the Democratic path offers the best reforms and noted his acceptance speech preparations. Visitors met Bryan at his home as he tours the state and previews a world-arrest treasure collection.
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Fairview
Wattview
Wiliam J. Arvav
Independente Party
Independence Party
Bryan
Brynn
Rosewater
Omaha
Allen
Nebreaska
John W. Kern
Indiana
Fateview
Agricultural Society of Minnesota
Body of Unknown Woman Found in Greenpoint Dump
In New York a murdered, half charred woman was found near Greenpoint Avenue. A witness saw a covered wagon unload a mattress and pile brush, which was set alight. Autopsies reveal a throat wound and skull fracture. Police seek two foreign men and future tests aim to identify the victim and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greenpoint Avenue
Inggerund
Williamsboro
Brooklyn
Philip O'Brien
Greenpoint
Wherst
Wuerst
Mara
Marie Muskoviteh
Stanley
Bluskoviteh
Witness Confesses to Many Forgeries in Bribery Case
Indianapolis July 30 A state case against county commissioner John McGregor on bribery charges in the county power house boiler contract reveals Emmette Huggins as the go-between. Huggins testifies he paid McGregor 1000 of 3800 received from Atlas Engine Works of Indianapolis, which held the boiler contract worth 121391. He also admits 60 plus forgeries, embezzlement totaling 7000, nighttime courthouse thefts, and burning records to hide crimes. Atlas salesman Archie W Witcutt confirms paying 2800 to Huggins for commissions to the county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John Me
Gregor County
Emmette Huggins
McGregor
Marion County Criminal Court
Atlas Hingine Works
Inianapolis
Huggins
County Commissioners' Court
Marvin County
Archie W W. Witcutts
Atlas Engine Works
Hugging
Dhe County
Eleven Heat Deaths Reported in Chicago During Heat Wave
A Chicago heat wave caused at least eleven deaths and over sixty prostrations with several in critical condition as temperatures reached record highs. Government forecasts indicated continued danger as authorities urged precautions and relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cileaga
Tulyah
Fragmentary historical notice from Dayton and nearby area
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Dayton and nearby locales, with unclear names and places. It hints at a community action or committee, referencing lane names and a local event or notice, but essential details are missing and the exact subject cannot be determined from the readable text.
Verdict of not guilty condemned by judge
A jury in Fort Benton acquitted Pred Lari Moore of the murder of W. P. Turner at the hitter's ranch near Beatrice. The judge scolded jurors severely and stated that a first degree murder verdict would not have met his approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Fort Benton
HOUSES ARE DYNAMITED IN THE STRIKE DISTRICT
In Birmingham Alabama near midnight last night, three houses were dynamited in the strike district near Wyland seven miles from Birmingham. Two prisoners were reportedly taken to the county jail. Sheriff Whigdon ordered guards to the scene after a conference with officials, citing dangers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Wylant
Birminghan
Marylee
Untitled local race notes fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references a free-stand race at a city meeting and a tournament. Details are unclear with several garbled names and places. The readable bits mention a wrestling or track context, unnamed competitors, and a schedule obscured by errors.
Attorneys General Seek Warrants Over Lumber Ring
A district court in Awnee County hears a case accusing Cody Mukter and others of illegal lumber dealings. The Texas and Oklahoma Attorneys General coordinate actions to seize assets and pursue charges in a bid to curb cross state timber theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Tily M
Dackson
Cody
Yellow Pine
Louis
Texas
Olahonet
Workmen Fight French Troops Wrovalis Incident
Unclear garbled text references workmen and French troops with scattered proper nouns. Summary identifies no coherent event, participants, or location to confirm a factual report. No verifiable names or dates emerge from the readable fragments.
Violence in Vigneux France Sparks Large Strike and Riot
Reports from Vigneux describe a major labor protest turned violent as 30,000 workers walked out under the Federation of Labor. Clashes with cavalry left several dead, many wounded, and barricades rising as authorities struggled to restore order before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alrike
General Federation of Labor
Tryaps
Vignéux
Vigneux
France
Vigauit Mag
Parig
Hiv
Shde
Manifestanés
Possum
Worlmien
Genera Kvalre
Dragoons
Yachting Tragedy Claims Three in Everett Harbor
Three lives are lost when a yacht capsizes near Everett harbor, after a collision with the yawl Blautwth. The reports name George Morton of Everett, his sister Florence Scunt of Vice Vora, and other victims unidentified amid the wreckage and chaotic search at the shoreline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Geonge Morton
Hee Moron
Florence Scunt
Vice Vora
Unclear excerpt on rail experiment near Magileburg
Fragmentary report describes experiments and a 44 mile distance near a cape Hive Isulloom. Mentions 30 fines and a balloon but no clear context or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magileburg
Daly
Cape Hive Isulloom
Border tensions loom as US criticizes Mexican policy
A chaotic dispatch reports administration concern over Mexican border issues. Officials condemn alleged revolutionary plots and cross-border activity, with both governments urged to cooperate on extradition and security measures amid rising tensions and public debate.
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Mexico
Perstvia
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