Taft Speech Declares Republican Nomination in New York
The article reports on William Taft preparing a presidential acceptance speech in New York. It notes his plans for a lengthy address of about an hour and a half and mentions collaborators Kellogg and Miles with delays and edits pushing work into Friday.
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Cneimati
Theepublican Party
Vinnie
Avid
Tevbat
Nik Wal
Kellogg
Antal Miles
Amarti
Jude Heat
Rogie
Ehplidary
Mengarion Tepubnege Ehule
New York
Japan Will Not Change Kore an Policy
Nokia July 22 Vince Ty reports a Japanese official says Tokyo will not alter its policy toward Korea. The government has decided to maintain the present stance, with audiences planned in Tokyo and potential audience with the emperor. A mention of a forthcoming return to Korea and a note about weathered family news closes the item.
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Nokia
Vince Ty
Byrai at Mil A Moteers Presents Holiday Concert
Readable text describes a band performing at an event on DhAM 19 with a concert venue contrast. Audience includes local attendees and supporters. The report notes the group rehearsed and aims to feature popular songs and a lively show.
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Allays al Paik
von Wih
Window
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted Amid Health Claims
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for various ailments including blood issues, headaches, catarrh, and rheumatic troubles with testimonials of successful cures. It references a serialized “Yesterday's American League Scores” update across multiple cities and teams.
Granite quarry leases in Northfield area spark expansion
Northfield reports lease terms for granites at the South Higengate quarries. Pred Ongerd holds a multiyear lease on the old workings that have produced gray Laeter stone. Quarrying has grown, with slabs and large blocks, some reaching 50 feet, weighing thousands of tons. Work aims to expand a local granite trade, employing about 100 cutters and linking to regional builders and stone suppliers.
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Duby
Northfiem
Soath
Higengate
Granita
Ongerd
Tral Baer Nia
Neertitiott
KM. Mia Cinenite Company
Mike
Ih & Surmean
Walker Expected to Repay, Bank Treasurer Leaves City
Los Angeles July 22 Walker seconding treasurer of New fritdin Savings bank departed for New Britany. Chief of police Kean reported Walker spoke of crimes to which he confessed but denied looting bank funds. He claimed intent to repay all money via mining interests and said he would prove his innocence.
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Cal
Willias
Walker
New Fritdin
Con) Savings Bank
New Britany, & Privone
Kean
Vty
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Masters Wareit Company Incorporation Prospect in Hartford
The Masters Wareit Company applies to operate taxicabs boats autos stage and all vehicles in Hartford Connecticut. It seeks aerodromes and broad authority to conduct business including flags automobiles and other transportation activities. Capitalization is $ hundred thousand with incorporators James Lee Loomis Jas W Bates and Mary E Kellogg.
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Conn
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Elfy
Stata
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Jase Lee Loomis
Jas, W. Bates
Mary E Kellogg
Explosion at Myetic Wharf Traced to Three Men’s Lines
Report says a Catelenaness motion last July 22 caused an explosion at Myetic wharf injuring several. Investigators from Inver Ligeting, under Hodinge supervision, tracked a ticking device in the hands of one suspect. Authorities work to determine motive and exact sequence of events.
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Thse
Ibie Aggert
Warship at Hayti feared trouble may be imminent
Washington July 22 US officials believed a critical moment in the Hayti revolution threat had arrived as the gunboat Paducah arrived. The Pakistan and Indefatigable movements raised the view that the State Department has understandings with Britain and France to balance forces and avert conflict.
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Paikutah Potenihiy
Hayton
Chanloup Lauhat
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Lauhet
Man Hunt Follows Brutal Assault on Mrs Lowe
Mass public pursuit concludes with authorities and volunteers sweeping towns within miles of the Lowe home as they chase any lead in the July 22 assault. Mrs Lowe remains gravely injured but improving given medical care, while doctors report no immediate complications.
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Mon
Lowi
Lowe Atatet
Lusitania Sets Eastward Record Run To Queenstown
The Lusitania arrived at Queenstown after a rapid eastbound passage, breaking her record by clocking five days, twelve hours, and minutes at sea. Her speed and the overall time improved by several hours, with crew noting advancement over prior records on this route.
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Moran Returns Braton Title 29 Biatriet Attorney
Johnny Moran, once linked to medical scandal, returns to normal duties at the court office in Boston. He is said to be returning in connection with the Tongue Tong case involving Chinatown, with details arising after the August incident.
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Johnny Moran
Colorado
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Boston
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Honduras and Nicaragua Face Impending War in Central America
Guatemala City reports two Central American states near war as Nicaragua allegedly aids Honduran rebels. The impasse alarms regional observers. officials say the conflict could widen and impact stability across the region.
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Dom Nicarague
Honduras
Nicaragua
Central America
Forty Injured in Head on Collision Near Ascera ML
A head on trolley crash near Ascera, ML, left about forty injured as cars traveled at roughly forty miles per hour. An emergency response followed, passengers, including women, were thrown from windows, some aided by bystanders, and a fire started but was extinguished with water, with many transported to nearby towns and hospitals.
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Msy Dr
Aurora
Elgin
Chicago
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Aurore
Imperial
Howe
Livery stables under glare as murder clues emerge
Police search livery stables for clues in the Mulley pond mystery. Hazel Honenstuippeneatl and the Hulfaye were traveling from Try to their home when a wagon route near Leburton was noted. A caped man sat in the wagon while a figure moved in the underbrush near where Miss Drew’s hat and gloves were found. Investigators focus on the livery outfit seen at the scene.
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Wystery
Tyree Apd
Nharty Leeson
Mulley
Hazel
Panic in Pittsburgh School Fire Injures No Students
A basement fire at Mones public school in Pittsburgh caused chaos during a vacation term. About 150 children fled in panic, many trampled as smoke and flames drove them from the burning building. Firemen contained the blaze with modest damage. only a few bruises reported.
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Pitteburg
Motmnes
Panie
Reports Untrue on Death of Admiral Rodjestvensky
Berlin reports from Bandwabheim on July 22 allege View Admiral Rodjestvensky died July 1 in Germany after the defeat of the Russian Hert at the battle of the Ava of Japan in May 101. The claim misidentifies a Russian named Rodjestymnoky as the admiral, which is denied.
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Bandwabheim
Germuny
Rodjestvensky
Ava
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Rodjestymnoky
Porpoise Kills Boy Bathing at Tybee Beach
Savannah reports a giant porpoise at play in the sea struck and killed fifteen year old John G. Levett Jr. yesterday afternoon off Tybee Head. The boy, son of John G. Levett, disappeared after the incident. his body remained unrecovered as bystanders watched.
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Daly
Marry
John G. Levett
Wylly
Mra
Arunner
Fire Proof Roofing Ad Promises Asphalt Quality
A compact advertisement touts roofing options including strictly asphalt products with no tar. It lists prices from 75 cents to 3 dollars per square and notes 7 and 3 ply tarred felt at 1.00 and 1.20. Sheathing paper offered at 75 cents and a premium option at 1.00.
Not Coming to Vermont In September Seeks Bryan Evidence
July 22 report from Lincoln Neb describes Justice Anderson holding Manuel Gompers Julig Miteuelt and Frank Mortiega in contempt for alleged sanctions violations in the American Federation of Labor case. The hearing touches on support for a jury trial and a possible Bryan speech tour, with Bryan denying plans to visit Vermont in September to influence the election.
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Frank Mortiega
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Vermont
Moran Surprises Boston District Attorney in New York Visit
In Boston John M Moran, district attorney, returned from the Adirondacks and entered his courthouse office unannounced. He plans to review the murder case of nine Chinamen granted a new trial and will decide within days whether to press for a retrial or release them if evidence does not warrant one. Assistant D A Dwyer and defense attorneys joined Moran and Bartlett Wood for consultation.
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Clleveland
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Bryan
Democratic Party
St. Albans
Pell Elimated In Preliminary Of New York Tennis Meet
In Travers Island on July 22 the New York state singles tennis championship opened with an upset as J R Voll, once favored, fell to J Mollenhauer in the preliminary round. Mollenhauer outplayed Pell with better passing and exploiting Pell’s weak backhand, forcing errors and keeping Pell from his best game.
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Mollenbader
Pell
Mollenhauer
Must Fight for Pacific Awklanil July 22
In Awklanil July 22 report the premier justifies a $250,000,000 annual U S trade with Britain while arguing a future clash may be needed to preserve white race supremacy in the Pacific. He says Britain could rely on the American fleet for aid, uniting the two nations to defend rights and privileges of all classes for future generations.
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United States
Hoslip
Britain
Pacific
Great Britain
Editorial Call and Vermont Democracy Reverence
The Herald prints readers letters amid debate on fair comment while The Vermont Democracy faces Br[e]ck Smalley’s ouster from the national committee. Smalley’s legacy, tied to Cleveland and Bryan era politics, is weighed as Vermont Democrats seek broader unity for the coming election.
Speakership Prospects in Vermont Politics
The piece notes rumors about Joseph A. DeBoer of Montpelier as a possible speaker candidate and governor prospect, arguing his public esteem could secure the governorship or block other races. It also discusses Dutoni and Dellver in Montpelier and foresees a capable, efficient legislature under current leadership.
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Montpelier
de Koer
Vermont
Gove
Dutoni
Hote
Dellver
Goas
Thomas C. Uheney
Mir. de Uwer
Willisney
Secietement
Hurlington Free Press
Vermont offers inducements to attract summer homes, investments
Northfield News discusses Vermont as a place to draw city residents and capital. It weighs inducements for summer homes and business investment, arguing for policy to make the state attractive while noting concerns about public spending and development. The piece reflects local debate on how Vermont can compete with nearby regions for capital and people.
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Gerd Deamr
Kerry Tree
Vermont
Viralde
Tep Ptate
Northfield News
390 Pound Man Vanishes With Diamonds in Pittsburg
Pittsburg July 22 police search for James Bush about fifty years old and weighing 150 pounds. He allegedly left town with diamonds valued at 1200 after ordering a tray of gems from a hotel jeweler and disappeared before payment could be made.
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Pittsburg
James Bush
Rush
Still Very at Cooperstown in Critical Condition
Rhaop Henry Potter, who has been critically ill at his summer home in Cooperstown New York for several weeks, remains in serious condition. He had a fairly comfortable night but there was little change in his state from the previous day.
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Rhaop Henry () Potter
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