Democrats at Denver headquarter plans in motion
Members of the Colorado Democratic convention committee return from the mountains to organize party headquarters across business district sections, arrange rental contracts and decorations, and address the high demand for convention tickets as auditorium seating and stage lighting are finalized. The subcommittees will study contest seating, with full committee to review July 6 and prepare for the July 7 session.
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Denver
Col
Committee On Convention
Platen Waiel
Roms
Busineas
Colorado
Viei
Pagule
Democratic
Eib
Fragmented OCR Note on Trade and Market Terms
A garbled OCR passage lists various shop terms and phrases about buying selling and trading goods. It references a main stand and a shop, with unclear names and locations. The text reads as a rough inventory of items and actions without coherent narrative.
Delegates and Alternates Fight for Philippine Votes
Prominent politicians advocate allowing Philippine Islands delegates to participate at the convention. They argue it is unfair to bar them from proceedings and vow to secure credentials and voting power for Philippine representatives.
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Phillippines Islands
Washington Judge Predicts Strong Anti Injunction Plank
Judge W W Black of Everett Washington told a Lincoln Nebraska audience that the national Democratic platform at Denver would include a strong anti injunction plank after an hours conference with Bryan in Lincoln. Indiana candidate John W Korn topped vice presidential mentions by Black amid a party auto caravan to Denver facing slow progress and road questions.
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Lincoln
Denver
Main
Mod
Jabr. Bryan
Hughes Susta ins Leary
Albany November ninety governor dismisses charges against William Leary state superintendent of elections for the metropolitan district. Committee of the Independence League sought removal alleging evidence failures, especially in handling last November's New York City municipal election.
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Albany
Hughes Haw
Independence League
William Leary
Metropolitn
New York City
National Education Association opens with spelling bee in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 10 the National Education Association held the forty-sixth annual convention with a council meeting and spelling contest as opening features. Attendance estimates ranged from 20,000 to 36,000, with expectations of up to 60,000 teachers arriving by tomorrow. The program included an address of welcome by the mayor and a response by William O Thompson of Ohio State University, plus a report on education progress by Charles F Thwing of Western Reserve University.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Council of the Directors
National Education Assoiation
William O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Columbus
Charles F. Thwing
Western Reserve University of Cleveland
Librarians Gather for Burlington Meeting
Burlington Oregon librarians held their annual meeting with sessions on work with schools. Mrs Alia Doten Chantherlin spoke on school library collaboration, Charles H Morrill discussed the school library, and a round table led by Frances Hobart explored funding and resources. Melvil Dewey was slated to speak on the librarian's global role.
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Burlington
Ore
State Association of Librarians
Yeater Iday Pipers
Alia Doten Chantherlin
Abbott Memorial Library
Pomfret
Charles H. Morrill
Randolph Nor
Billings Library
Mint Frances Hobart
Cambridge
Melvil Dewey
New York State Library School
Baseball Scores From Yesterday In The League Standings
Yesterday's American League scores show Boston 4 at New York 1 and Philadelphia 4 at Washington 0. National League results include Boston 2 over Philadelphia and Brooklyn 11 defeating New York.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Brooklyn
St. Laie
Chicago
Detroit
Treasury receipts to show large deficit for year ending 1908
The forthcoming treasury statement will reveal a drop in receipts and a sharp rise in expenditures for the year ending June 30 1908. Disbursements are expected near 6599 million, about 80 million more than 1907 and the highest since 1905. Panama canal costs and rural delivery expenses push totals higher, with postal revenues likely short by around 12.5 million.
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Washington
Treasury
Panama Canal
Mexicans Lunch with the President at Sagamore Hill
Assistant Secretary Macon dined with the president at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay yesterday. Attending were Senator Manuel Calero of Mexico City and Vera Cruz Mayor Marta Moling, along with editor Caspar Whitney and others. Secretary Loeb denied any secret Root visit plans and stated no appointment exists on his side of the sound.
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Oyster Bay
Macon
Sagamore Hill
Tim
Manuel Calero
Mesxico City
Marta Moling
Vera Cruz
Mex
Logico
Mexiote
Bacon Wass
Williem I
Mary Iahall
Whitney
Ronnevelt
Loeb
Root
Prince Philip Za Bulenburg Trial Began In Camera
Berling June 20 Prince Philip Za Bulenburg stood trial for perjury and alleged coercion of a witness. Accompanied by his wife and two sons he was carried into the court in a closed carriage and seated in an arm chair due to feebleness. A physician was kept on during the proceedings as the court entered a secret session and spectators were cleared.
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Berling
Prince Philip Za
Overcharged for Waste in Government Suit
New York report on June 30 notes the government resume of the Standard Oil case. Attorney Frank B. Kellogg introduced evidence of a letter by Theodore HM Curtin, superintendent for Louisville & Nashville, accusing Standard Oil of charging railroads 12 cents per pound for cotton waste, far above open market quotes of nine cents.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Frank B. Kellogg
Gove
Wnberdiary
Standart Oil Company
Theodore HM. Curtin
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Franklin Manufacturing Company
Stadard Oil Concern
Hem Heal Miracle Claims Attract Citywide Attention
An article touts Hem-Reid as a permanent cure for piles with testimonials. It promises a money back guarantee and lists Rickert & Wells in Harre and Dr. Leonhardt Co. in Buffalo as contact points.
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Dr. Volt
Hem
Rod
Rickert & Wells
North Main Street
Harre, VI
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo
N. Y
Picture Post Cards at Barre Jeweler Ad
See display at J. Dodge The Jeweler 1170 Main Street Barre Vermont offering Linden cards two for eight cents mostly two for five cents each with tourist foreign scent historical and presidential cards plus 4th of July comic and humor cards.
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Vai Ec Trintee
United States
J. Dodge
the Jeweler's
Main Street
Barre, Vt
California Limited Ditching Kills Three Near Winslow
The California Limited wrecked near Mardy twelve miles east of Winslow Arizona last night on the Santa Fe line. Two trainmen and one passenger died and about twenty persons were injured, nine seriously. A burned refrigerator toppled into a deep ditch, bringing down a wrecked rail and cars, burying the fireman and engineer in the debris.
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Winslow
Ariz
California
Santa Yo
Mardy
Enet
Fremma
Trouble in Torreon Stirring Mexican Rebel Clash
Reported in Torreon and between Jaral, a band of insurgents operates with rebels as Mexican government troops rush to quell the revolt. Ambassador Creel returns to Washington to seek U S aid in detaining ringleaders and belligerents accused of violating neutrality, with troops in Torreon and Chihuahua enforcing order and pursuing fugitives.
Will Buy Road Roller
Randolph June 30 a village meeting sought to rescind the vote to purchase a steam road roller and cut water rates but adjourned to the Park House as the crowd overflowed the high school. Upon reconsideration motion failed and trustees remain authorized to buy the steam roller. The water rate reduction was not acted upon.
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Randolph
SPECIFY Roof Coating Offerings and Prices
Advertises fire proof water proof and sun proof roofing as asphalt not tar. Lists prices from 75 cents to 3 dollars per square. Also offers 7 and 3 ply tarred felt at 1.00 and 1.20. Sheathing paper at 75 cents and a top quality product at 1.00.
The Tactful Lamp in the Parlor Tale
A fragment recalls a parlor scene with a lamp and a playful line about company. The verse mentions a girl and a lamp going out, attributed to a Princeton Tiger note, leaving the room dim and the mood subtle.
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Princeton Tiger
Tornado Toll in Minnesota Town Reported
A tornado struck Clinton, Minnesota, a town of about four hundred, on a Saturday afternoon. News accounts list at least seven dead and many injured, with property damage across homes and businesses.
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St. Paul
Minn
Gragueille
Clinton
Minnesits
Het Saturley
Sineona
Untold Injury From Back Troubles Plague East Barre Reader
An East Barre Vermont man describes chronic backache and ill effects on health, noting constant pain across the back and morning weakness. He mentions urinary disturbances and general deterioration, attributing his condition to neglected back problems and seeking remedies referenced in the article.
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Barre
A. Beolo
East Barre
Dyan
Seven face grand jury over Boston agreement bids
Boston June 30 Judge Bolster held George P Bullard David H Andrews Charles N Fitts for grand jury on conspiring to defraud the city in the so called Boston agreement. Four others Alfred E Cox John E Tynch Duncan D Russell and Charles F Koopman Jr were placed on trial for conspiracy. Roosevelt referenced the case in a recent message. McLaughlin prosecuted Rider defended.
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Boston
George P., Bullard
David H. Andrews
Boston Bridge Works
Charles N. Fitts
New England Structural Company
W. A. Bolster
Alfred E. Cox
Stronscrer
Atlantic, Works
Governor's Council
John E. Tynch
Hodge
Duncan D. Russell
James Russell
Charles F. Koopman, Jr
Cuniil Tron Works
Roosevelt
James H. McLaughlin
Samuel J. Rider
Washington monitors Mexican insurrection along northern border
The state department watches the northern Mexican insurrection with hope for an international settlement. Enrique Creel, Mexico's ambassador, is expected to return for talks with Acting Secretary of State Adeg, aiming to maintain close relations between the two governments. The piece notes neutrality law penalties for anyone organizing military action against a government the U.S. is at peace with.
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Washington
State Department
Mexico
Enrique Creel
Adeg
Hed United Iir
United States
Filipino leaders tour Europe to study reforms
Petersburg news reports Manuel Quezon and fellow Filipino leaders Rog ers Kalaw finishing a study trip to Berlin Paris and beyond. They plan Switzerland and Egypt then return home. The journey, prompted by Washington's war department aim to broaden outlooks and assess independence prospects amid US policy. Quezon notes Russian policing and Bretton Woods era ideas while urging a cautious path toward independence to avoid straining American support.
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Petersburg
Sune
Manuel Quenon
Fulpinn
Rogers
Kalaw
Manile Henacimiento
Berlin
Paris
Switzerland
Egypt
Douma
Wody
War Department
Washington
Semar Quecon
Ballot box stuffing alleged in mayoralty trial
New York June 30 the mayoralty recount resumed in supreme court with Justice Lambert presiding. Hearst leads by 469 votes as McClellan’s edge narrows to 9,985. Clarence J Shearn seeks proof of ballots exceeding enrolled voters, presenting poll books and an expert accountant who cites 280 registered voters with addresses and 79 without. Recount shows 393 votes cast. adjusted figures suggest 34 extra ballots in the district.
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New York
Supreme Court
Justion Lambert
Hearst
McClellan
Clarence J. Shean
Mr. Shearn
Sth
6Th Assembly
Tim” Sullivan
Tomanany Seeder
Bnest
Edmund Murray
Murray
Shearn
Addal
Chicago Woman Attorney Wins Large Fee in Grandchildren Case
A Chicago woman attorney earned a fee of 50 000 dollars for prosecuting a suit on behalf of the grandchildren of the late William Bross. The case sought distribution of an eight million dollar estate left by the deceased. The fee brings total earnings to 90 004 dollars.
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Chicago
How She Struck Him in Jam Lately Rumors
A fragment from the Jettimore American suggests tension surrounding a man named John and his recent association with Jam. The dialogue hints at infidelity rumors about a new wife and a violent confrontation described obliquely.
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John
Yeu
Jettimore American
Rural Telephone Plan Promises New Vermont Connections
A Vermont Telephone and Telegraph proposal offers rural areas with populations under 20,000 access to the general New Hampshire system at low cost. The plan centers on subscriber built lines and a monthly charge for residences and businesses to connect through nearby central offices, enabling local communities to access long distance tolls and supportive services.
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Vermont Tele Phone and Telegraph Company
Vermont Telephone and T Company
New Boyland
United Ae
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