Bryan Campaign Meetings Stir New York State Coalition
In New York state Bryan held important conferences with Parker and Hill aides as national and state campaigns edge forward. The talks at Wolfer’s Roost near Beupus and related stops focused on campaign strategy with Bryan, Parker, and others, while no formal tour plans or Hill participation were announced.
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Tate
Parker
Hill
Alan. Y
Welby
J. Brew
Alton T. Parker
Beupus
United States
David B. Hie
Wolferte Roost
Eatly
Mies
Bryan
Mack
New
Whelin
Frei Fropim
Wally
Barry Aiuephy
Guiaynor Chanler
Everstary
Everstary, Also Was Oo and. the Drive To Mr. He's Home As A Wade By Afr
Bost
D. Caty Herrick
Tata
Taft To Take The Field On Extended Speaking Tour
Cincinnati reports Taft plans an extended speaking tour starting Wednesday with a first address at the farm in Brook Indiana by George Ade the humorist playwright. He will visit Ahunkee Dues Molues Pou1 and Minneapolis, with Cincinnati appearing again and Terre Haute Milwaukee engagements. Beveridge will launch Republican effort in New York Carnegie Hall Friday while Kern opens Democratic campaign in Mansfield Ohio on Saturday.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Jia
Brook
Ind
George Ade
Pou
Mnneapolis
Bryan
Max
Olison Thoreau
Wit
Terre Haute
Milwaukee
Albert J. Beveridge
Indigny
New York
Carnegie Halt
John W. Kern
Canthiata
Will Opaihe
Mansfald
Roosevelt Urges Taft Victory in Republican Ticket
President Roosevelt writes to William B. McKinley urging disinterested citizens to join with the national and congressional Republican committees in electing William H. Taft president with a Republican Congress. He defends seven years of policy and pledges to continue similar measures if Taft and the party win. The piece notes other reports from New York and Montreal on unrelated incidents.
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Roaevelt
Congressional Committee
Oyater Bay
N.Y
Roosevelt
Wily B. McKinley
Repub-lian
Wade Biblig
National Republican Committee
William H. Taft
Republican Congress
Sonis
Taft
Congress
Vonthua
Develo
Hays
Wynter
Canadian Election Opens as Parliament Dissolves in Turmoil
Ottawa announces dissolution of Parliament and a general election amid a charged campaign. Sir Wilfrid Laurier remains Liberal leader as Robert Borden fronts the Conservatives. Liberals push for continued national railway and western development. Conservatives attack spending and pledge four-year terms. Manifold issues, including oil policy and Grand Trunk line expansion, shape the race.
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Gonery
Ottawa
Can
Wilfrid Lauvier
Robert Laied Borden
Laleres
BGG Miles
Amb le
Thudson Bay
Teender Latieha
Gilln
Lie Radhvas Company
Cotesrvative
Wy Je Borden
Pat Uallfax
Pushike Fonds
Giatorera
Otter
Foraker Cancels All Engagements Amid Campaign Flurry
Cincinnati dispatch reports Senator Joseph Foraker has canceled all speaking engagements amid a political dispute. The Associated Press notes his withdrawal from planned events and that he plans to respond to Hearst charges in due course. The article cites committee ties and the lack of involvement with a formal campaign committee.
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Cincinnati
United States
Jongit B. Foraker
Hig
Jim
Itiriork
Wiliams
Foraker
Isries
Hearst
Lot Iinself
Starll
Fragmented report on violent crime and suspects in Missouri
The piece details a violent incident and a posse investigation in Missouri. Names such as Kessinger and Towle appear alongside references to a sheriff’s posse and alleged killings. The text also mentions a list of individuals tied to the case and a lawyer figure reputed worldwide, with scattered cryptic phrases about events and identity.
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Missouri
Lassie Wis Eahi- Clowies Volerts
Kessinger
Roberts
Towle
Two Wisconsin Towns Burned In Forest Fire Disaster
Grave fears for refuge e s safety as towns Uanen and Woolboro ravaged by wildfires on the railroad line. Residents flee toward Rhinelander and Milwaukee. many are lost, others homeless. Firefighters battle advancing flames as embers threaten nearby settlements. Residents endure freezing gusts and collapsing homes, while governors and aid agencies coordinate relief.
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Rivnalarder
Dan Assistante
Rand
Milwaukee
Rhinelander
Win
Seni
Uanen
Woolbore
Woudhers
Demos
Vyhofra
Gagen
Woodborn
Woodbara
Whinetanler
Tammy
Woodtore
Shen
Davison
Dent Urrenten
Rhinelander in Danger From Mysterious Threat
Clumsy OCR fragment reports Rhinelander Wisconsin facing a peril linked to unknown forces or events. No clear details on source, date, or responsible parties are readable. Further text needed to identify nature and scope of the danger or official actions.
Drought in New England Endangers People and Crops
A weather distress report shows widespread drought across New England harming people, cattle, and crops. Authorities warn of dwindling water supplies and agricultural losses, with farmers struggling to irrigate fields as streams dry up and heat persists.
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Weston
Bepl
Boyland
Lng
Jam Statoa
Tanang Sifiorting
Pet
Weather and unrest across towns amid drought and fires
Reading the readable lines shows widespread drought with receding lake water and one inch daily declines. Numerous forest fires alarm residents while train and vehicle stoppages disrupt daily life in Sheris City and nearby areas as authorities respond to the crisis.
Fire disrupts Paris as city centers witness turmoil
A garbled historic report describes a large fire in French capital Paris causing widespread disruption. It references officials, workers, and various districts, noting emergency actions, temporary installations, and police or civic responses in the affected area.
Rioters Fired On As Glass, Stones Fly In Turmoil
In the disturbance the mob hurled missiles and glass at officers who answered with a volley. Police charged the crowd with sabers drawn, and blamed the figures onUiihi and Falls as rioters. A union talks conference is set for New York to seek a strike settlement. A burglary case in Armand nets 23,000 in valuables. a $1,419 reward is offered. Notables on the Pacific Coast and in New York include George Weldar, Capt. Chavien A. Miller, and Hebert J. Wallace.
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Vollea
KMA
Uiihi
and Falls
J. T. Carey
International Brotherhood of Paper Makers
New York
Rejweseniatives of
Iiernational Paper Company
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United States Army Aid Association
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