Schurman Supports Hughes Amid Party Divide
New York August 19 President Schuman of Capel University backs Governor Hughes for the Republican nomination amid machine resistance. The anti-Hughes bloc faces influence from Schuman and leaders in the campaign, as factions funnel appeals to Oyster Bay to sway President Roosevelt and the party’s national chair.
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Hughes
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Bleat Fascott
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Te Howelebe
Martine Plain
Nuke
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Wellington Deserts Bryan for Judge Taft
Washington Senator George J Wellington of Maryland who backed Bryan criticizes the Nebraskan and endorses Taft saying Bryan’s ideals have faded and Taft is prepared to run his own administration while Wellington urges loyalty to the party and cautions against Bryan’s leadership.
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Bryan
Taft
Maryland
Washington
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Moosevelt
Llington
Fragmentary historic note on political figures
A highly garbled OCR fragment references Roosevelt, Bryan, and political tensions in the United States. It hints at public sentiment and potential government action, mentioning mounting pressure and a people wave, but the text is unreadable and cannot be reliably interpreted beyond noting a political context.
Restored to life then dies hours later in hospital
An elderly patient Culver, 89, suffered tubercular lung disease and appeared dead at 5 a.m. in Wake, Mississippi. Dr Jaffer injected strychnine to restart the heart and lungs, reviving Culver within minutes. Staff watched as his pulse and breathing returned, and Culver opened his eyes amid cheering. The incident followed a day of American League and National League baseball results.
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Culver
Easter District
South Fourth Street
Wile Hameburg
Jonephile Ryan
Murelag Culver
Louie Weigwnd
Michael Jafter
Weiganl
Br. Jaffer
Creer
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Mise Ryan
Jens
California Earthquake Shocks Hit Kireka Gal
Two sharp quake tremors were felt yesterday morning at 3 o'clock causing wall cracks and scattered damage across buildings in Kireka Gal. One injury reported. extensive crockery shattered and residents awakened in alarm. Court house walls lightly cracked. Eureka about 243 miles north of San Francisco.
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German Balloon Trials Near Berlin Claim Silent Run
Berlin August 1 The Army dirigible Able completed a test flight away from Tex gel and is expected to return today to the enclosure. Officials say the craft weight less than six tons and the trip details remain secret as war nerves loom. During its voyage it reportedly traveled to Nonstadé and back, averaging about twenty miles per hour.
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Hawn
Inter
Nineteen Death Sentences St Petersbury Report
Nineteen sentences were signed in wartime actions within the Russian empire as reported, detailing punitive measures and legal outcomes tied to ongoing conflict and imperial proceedings. The dispatch notes the severity of military and judicial responses amid broader wartime strain.
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St. Petersbary
Ruslan Empire
Oklahoma Bank Charters In Question Amid Federal Debate
Bryan criticizes Congress for inaction as Oklahoma National Bank charters surrender under state guaranty rules. Fifty four banks shifted to the guaranty system, boosting deposits while awaiting a federal decision. He urges passsage of currency legislation to aid deposits and the stock market, warning against forcing banks to choose between surrendering charters or protections.
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Mr. Bryan
Oklahoma
Atty-Gen
Honaparte
Guaranty Eye
National Banks
Congressas
Great Ol Well Fire Devours Oil Field For 43 Hours
Mexico City reports a massive oil well blaze that raged for 43 hours. Flames leaped hundreds of feet into the air, widening from an eight inch crack to a wall of fire, with smoke and heat drawing crowds. Government observers estimate 20,000 gallons per minute burned.
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Mexico City
Tt 4
Government to Probe Alleged Theatre Trust
Washington August 19, government to probe alleged theatre trust after representations of theatricia. Acting Attorney General Runsell says the Department of Justice will consider the charges and may start a formal investigation, but none has begun yet.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Runsell
Enniscorthy Assistant Under Secretary killed in Dublin crash
In Dublin on August Wh, T H Ennis, Assistant Under Secretary for Ireland, was riding in a jaunting car when a collision caused his fall. He was killed instantly.
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Cur
Dublin
T. HM. Kania
Irvin
Howard William Taft not related to Taft in 1912 race
In El Paso on August 10 Howard Waldo Taft formally contributes 85 to a fund aiding William Jennings Bryan. Taft is a machinist and bears no kin relation to the Republican candidate for president.
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Paso
Dex
Howard
Wald
Ryan
Reading Gems of Prose on Boston Daily Globe Editorial
The note invites readers to begin tomorrow with the Famous Gems of Prose featured on the Boston Daily Globe editorial page, suggesting a cultural treat and ongoing publication.
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Boston Daily Globe
Former Williams Leader Dies in Rotterdam Pneumonia Link
Williamstown August 19 Dr Henry Hopkins former president of Williams College died of pneumonia in Rotterdam after a six day illness a cable from Cal Ay 1 reported. The town mourns the loss of its notable figure.
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Williams
Rotterdam
Williamstown
Mase
Henry Hopkins
Williams Em
Rottierdam
Hopkine
Anna Katharine Green Writer Found Admitted in Utica Hospital
Mrs Charles Rebite of Utica whose pen name is Anna Katharine Green is seriously ill in a local hospital. She rented a resort yesterday where glue and har tris band were staying. Mr Kohife accompanied her here.
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Charles Rebite
Buttale
Anna Katharine Green
Etly Yeetenday
Adit Ak
Har Tris
Kohife
Fell From Mountain Kills Actress Injures Violinist
In Innsbruck Austria on August 10 Leone fine Homan a Fulish axtrone and Pow welt the violinist tumbled from Gerlop peak while climbing. The actress was killed Puasett was severely injured as rescue teams reached the scene and transported victims to a hospital.
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Austria
Leone Fine Homan
Welt
Puasett
Charleston calls for safer river bathing for all boys
A Charleston News and Courier report notes C D Wingfield of Michmond funded rough river drainage near a safe spot and roped off swimming area after seven local boys drowned in the James River. It urges regulations on bathing places and suits, arguing poor boys lack trunks and swim lessons, insisting no child should drown because they cannot swim.
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Hat City
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Eurely
Charleston
Charleston News and Courier
All About Shotguns From a Buying Guide
The article warns readers about gun fraud and unsafe models sold by mail order. It contrasts cheap $15 to $30 double guns with higher quality offerings from reliable firms and cautions against Belgian Damascus steel and poor manufacturing. It emphasizes workmanship and safety when selecting a shotgun.
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Incke & Him
Vehich Prroduc
Bla
Soft coal miners strike threatens pay checkoff system
Workers across Indiana and Pittsburgh districts walk out as operators refuse to continue the checkoff arrangement, withholding miners dues from pay and pushing the union into a stiff stand. About eight to ten thousand miners are on strike, with many in debt and contracts for winter looming. A Pittsburgh meeting signals a possible concerted action to end the checkoff practice.
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Indianapolis
Operators’ Association
Hudson
Une Operators’ Association
United Mine Workers of Aiorien
Enack
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Devine
Tse
Worksen
White and Negro clash in Chicago alley riot
In Chicago on August 19 a race clash erupted in an alley behind 136 Chicago Avenue. Whites and blacks hurled bricks as a crowd drank nearby. Police arrived in a patrol wagon, charging the combatants to avert fatalities. Twelve whites and about twenty blacks took part.
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Chicago
Chicago Avenue
Dr Benton on auto intoxication and smart wives
An address at the American Medical Association meeting in Chicago features Dr. Benton of Chester West Virginia arguing auto intoxication stems from poorly prepared food. He jokes that marrying intelligent women would improve diets and reduce drunkenness, contrasting beauty with mind in choosing partners.
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Chester
W. Va
American Medical Association
Chicago
Benton
Association
Sydney awaits the fleet amid lavish Mayflower festivities
Sydney N S Wales readies for the arrival of an American battleship fleet with a week of elaborate entertainments. Mayflower themed decorations adorn Pitt Street and the Commonwealth and civic buildings. A military review, fireworks, masquerade, and church parade are planned. Notables including Tommy Burts and Hi Squires are expected to perform, with a record gate of 579000 anticipated.
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N. W
New South Wales
Gillingay
Custom House
Pitt Street
Lindby
Dumory
Halle
Tommy” Burts
Hi Squires
Australia
London
Salvation Army Commander Collapses From Heat in City
Miss Eva Booth, commander of the Salvation Army of the United States, fainted here last night due to extreme heat. She was revived by a physician and later proceeded to New York today.
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Winowa
Lake
Dad
Eva Booth
Salvation Army of the United States
New York
The Perilous Bedroom Rocking Chair
A humorous cautionary piece warns that a bedroom rocking chair can be treacherous at night, creeping from its corner to injure ankles and haunt sleepers. The narrator urges restraint in furnishings to protect limbs and avoid lurking danger in the dark.
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Jean
The Coftended Hoxtens Sugar Wafers Recipe Tip
Writers offer many tips for hosting and entertaining but overlook a key hostess aid. Sugar Wafers are described as the delicious, versatile confection that fuels a contented spirit. The piece suggests serving them after meals or with tea and even with chocolate for a refined touch.
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