Norman Ko Mack of Miffale Emerges as Democratic Campaign Chief
Norman Ko Mack, a Bryan Democrat from Miffale, rose to prominence as Democratic national committee chairman. He directed support for William Jennings Bryan at the Denver convention and warned that dissent could spark a third party led by Willard and others. Mack allied with Bryan throughout the campaign, gaining influence in New York and amassing a comfortable fortune from political and other interests.
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Norman Ko Mack
Miffale
Denver
Mack
Whiilan Whitney
Hoy Hhl” Humwelt
Mawnetunetta
Wleeonain
Ama Fendi
Higon
George Pred Willard
Tilinat
Towne
David Hennett Mill
Belmont
Tasnirt
Bryan
Norman
Wood
New York
Tiffanie Mi
Mackie
Upham Named National Committee Treasurer In National Effort
Fred W. Upham of Chieno tua is chosen treasurer for the Repatitean national Committee and will oversee finances across the country. He will work to secure funds from financiers in the west and central regions to support national operations and trade priorities.
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Fred W. Upham
Chieno
OnkivLant
Repatitean
Uplaem
George K. Sheldon
New York
Lin
Cout Sheldan
Nourke
Omer
Dmgortait
Metropatis
Coud Brit Desk
Ehameter
Han
Panama names Obaldia as new president after election turmoil
The text notes Obaldia Obaldia I think is the new Panamanian president amid post election tensions. It mentions his coalition with the conservative party and his prior roles as senator and minister to the United States. The account references time frames around 1901 and the involvement of Amador era politics.
Retired Rear Admiral Mehardwod Clover Honored for Long Navy Career
Rear Admiral Mehardwod Clover, president of the gavel board of nepeetion and survex, is placed on the retired list for age. Born in Hagerstown, he graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1807 and served across many branches including the coast survey and naval intelligence. He commanded the Wisconsin and later led the board of inspection survey. Married in May 1886 to Mary E. Miller, Clover belonged to several prominent clubs in Washington and New York Yacht Club.
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Mehardwod Clover
Gavel Board of
Nepeetion and
Survex
Hagerstown
al Wan
United Salon Navel
Jonic and
Creditatin
Naval Iotelligence
War and Strategy Board
United States
Hla Hansel
Office of Naval Intelligence
United States Embasany
London
Wisconsin
Wessel
United Stat
Board of Inspection Survey
Wareham
Mary E. Miller
Beontor John P. Miller
California
Metropolitan, Country and Chevy Chase Clube
Washington
New York Yacht Club
University Club At
New York
Heroic three thwart burglar by house cat misadventure
In a nocturnal raid the Ramsey household confronts a burglar alerted by a prowling cat. The trio, led by the elder Ramsey, rifle the home with candlesticks and pistols, only to discover the threat is a cat and retreat unscathed.
Sea liner diet proves seasickness fights with lavish fare
New York reports show a modern transatlantic liner consumed vast food and drink aboard. Beverages dominated by champagne and claret, while beer and spirits topped millions of bottles and gallons. Coal and boiler costs pale beside the meal plan, with passengers consuming millions of pounds of meat and poultry, greens, and seafood as they voyage.
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New York
Ftte
Seastek
Itones
Itwell
Luseh
Lloyd's
Youthful Assurance in a Stormy Exchange
fragmented dialogue recalls a stormy parental warning about growing up and facing new enemies while contrasting past and present social pressures. the piece hints at a generational gap and shifting attitudes without clear events or names.
Thirteen Fish Save Dorcas In Narrow Sea Rescue
The Dorcas fishing schooner had thirteen swordfish in its hold off Georgia when a three masted vessel veered close and struck its side. The blow nearly sent the Dorcas to the bottom but the crew credits the count of swordfish for their survival. Captain Lester Nunun reports heavy gear and many sharks on the cruising ground.
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Philadelphia
Dorcas
Georgea
Venela
Bone
Lester Nunun
Wild Swan Shot In Maine At Webb’s Pond
A rare white wild swan shot at Webb’s Pond by Hamlin Kingman of Waltham, sent to Elsworth taxidermist B D Hrann. The bird measured about eight feet nine inches wingspan, had black feet and grayish head markings. It winters near Gulf of Mexico and nests near Hudson Bay. migration routes include the Mississippi basin.
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Kennebec
B.D. Hrann
Elsworth
Webbs Pond
Hamlin Kingman
Waltham
Mexico
Hudson's Bay
Mississippi
Gypsy Fortune Told Man Loses Ring and Money
Michael Unger of Pringeton says a gypsy fortuneteller near Mle City beguiled him during a trance. He reported a gold ring and a roll of bills disappeared from his pocket and seeks police help to identify the thief while insisting the woman could not have stolen them.
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Michael Unger
Pringeton
Bergt
McGowan
Central
Tryer
Mle City
Count Accmasano Arrested for Kidnap of Daughter in Oklahoma
In Muskogee Oklahoma, Count Accmasano and his eldest daughter Exthor were arrested on charges of kidnapping after he claimed Lalley, who posed as a railroad magnate, wooed Exthor and planned a Rome wedding. After questioning, they were released and headed to New York awaiting Italy plan.
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Muskogee
Okla
Louie Accassano
Tallin
Exthor
Weleotka
James 8
Latley
Smith
Acckwane
New York
Italy
Lalley
Count Accmasano
Mexico
Monterey
Accnesano
Rome
Americon
Dustin
Oklo
James Fa
Cetlon Hows
Eternal City
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Munn
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Epiblic
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Europe
Chetna
Timate
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Jorety
Ovine de Obaldia
Helene
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Tom Raney
Eleay
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Ramney
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Ramsey
Manney
Himeey
Kamer
Heno Evening Gazette
Atlantic City
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Riviera
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Bigeins
Richard Fairbanks
Charles W. Fairbanks
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Countess
Baltimore
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