Thousands braved inclement weather in city parade
The day parade drew thousands despite showers with unions marching in full regalia. Prizes awarded for banners and uniforms, led by clerks and miners unions, as grand marshals guided the procession through downtown amid police and civic dignitaries.
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Alleged Plot to Kill Taft Reported by Topeka Man
A Topeka man relays a sharpened letter warning of an alleged plot to kill Taft. Police chief Mount Watt directed an inquiry into the matter, with witnesses noting several suspicious men near a car and a tense, hurried discussion about following through in Chicago.
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Political gathering sparks nomination talks in Anaconda
The article details a major Democratic gathering in Anaconda with delegates selecting temporary leaders and nominating candidates for attorney general and other races. It notes prominent figures such as Stewart and Polan, the presence of many committee members, and plans for a caucus in Anaconda after arrival.
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John J. Polan
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Rewards Cor Sities, Arthurhino Battle At Sea
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a maritime incident involving ships and a patrol, with references to rewards and a pause in action. Names and places are unclear, but the text indicates a conflict or pursuit at sea and a related plot point tied to UPB Rlers.
Fight Over Range Turns Deadly Ten Killed
Confused OCR fragment recounts a violent range clash causing ten deaths. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text but multiple individuals appear linked to the incident. No verifiable dates, organizations, or locations are readable enough to confirm specifics.
Compers Plans Errors Across Regions
Ambiguous OCR text shows scattered phrases and names. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge to form a coherent news item. The readable fragments hint at planning or proposals but lack concrete details for a factual summary.
Dem Presidential Candidate Bryan Tour Through Illinois and Midwest
A lengthy speaking tour by William Jennings Bryan unfolds across Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, and surrounding states. He addresses crowds at parades, gatherings, and union meetings, emphasizes political commitments, and tours major cities including Chicago and Washington, with police and party officials coordinating events.
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John J. Martin
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Whitehall Valley Cyclone Ravages Jefferson Canyon Homes
A cyclone plowed through Whitehall and the Jefferson and Ruby valleys yesterday afternoon, damaging Alder telegraph links and the surrounding countryside. The storm toppled chimneys, destroyed outbuildings, wrecked the brick schoolhouse, and leveled new constructions in Whitehall while tearing roofs and fences along Twin Reaches and nearby farms. Residents recall the tumult as the train passengers describe the rapid progress of the storm through the valleys.
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Woman Dies After Poison Purchase in Bizarre Case
Police say a cyanide purchase preceded the death of a woman in a Teal region town. Investigators recovered a fragmentary note and a cave burial scene linked to the case. Authorities name several suspects and describe ongoing searches.
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