Taft to Speak in Cincinnati at Republican Clubs Meet
New York reports outline Judge Taft's first major tour for the Republican clubs convention in Cincinnati on the 2d. Talks begun between Chatman Hitchcock and Arthur J. Vorge. plans include a special train from New York and broad regional representation for the event.
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New York
Taft
Chatman Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Arthur J. Vorge
Mr. Taft
Ohio
National League of Republican Clubs
Cincinnati
Senator Foraker
John Haye
the Nations Committee
Organization of Republican Clubs
Chaginard
New States
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Middle West States
Hitchcock
Benator Dixon
Keers
Chicago
Bénator Dixon
Bryan Invades South in Three States Tour
William J. Bryan spoke to farmers and workers in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Maryland on Saturday. He denounced Taft and the Republican platform, drawing large crowds in city hall plaza and labor meetings. Bryan traveled with Democratic leaders and planned further stops, denying any discussion with William R. Hearst about 1912 support.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
William J. Bryan
Tafd
City Hall
Bryan
Denver
John T. McGraw
Goveror Jennings
Florida
Rove
Peye
Mc-Graw
Aryan
Henry Gaseaway Davie
William R. Hearst
At- Tanta
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Bryan
Fe chow punt Innere ier ate nterborty per Mest
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mr Howrst and Dr John and Cox game time in winter or fall with no clear conversation. It notes a proposition being undistorted and references disputed events at a home, lacking coherent context or identifiable entities.
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Howrst
John
Hearst presses Bryan clash over 1904 campaign fallout
Atlanta dispatch recounts William Randolph Hearst denouncing William Jennings Bryan four months after Bryan’s New York visit. Hearst insists he never sought political advantage and says Bryan misunderstood his work, claiming the meeting showed Bryan’s lack of appreciation for Hearst’s efforts and sacrifices.
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Atlanta
William Ane Lh
Ely
Hearst
Bryan
Mr. Hearst
Heywn
New Yorke
Chanter
Mr. Uryan
Mr. Bryan
In Defense of Gompers Labor Plea Calls for Pro labor Candidate Support
Washington shows AFL executive council endorsing a pro labor voting posture without party bias. The report urges voters to back candidates who defend rights and equality before the law while opposing those indifferent or hostile to labor reforms. It defends Gompers and rejects partisan control of the workers.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Labor Representation Committee
Congress
Ita
Cannon
Tabor
Council
Em’ Pica
Executive Council
Gompers
Friends of Labor
UF Coure
Jones for Hughes in Binghamton political shift
Fortmer Lisut Gov. Edward PF. Jones, long time Democrat, announced support for Governor Hughes on any ticket, calling Hughes an exceptional individual greater than party. The Sept. 14 statement in Binghamton positions Jones as a pivotal figure endorsing Hughes regardless of nomination.
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Jones
Hughes
Binghamton
Fortmer Lisut
Edward PF. Jone
Breed contesting Pittsford election loss to Hitchcock
Ernest L. Breed Democratic candidate for town representative in Pittsford contests the September 1 results, which gave Ernest Hitchcock Republican a 212 to 11 victory. Breed cites 12 defective ballots as grounds and petitions proceed before Justice W. M. Moss in Rutland. Rutland counsel B. J. Stickney represents Breed, with A. M. C. Webber for Hitchcock.
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Pittsford
Ernest L. Breed
Ernest Hitchcock
W. M. Moss
B. J. Stickney
Rutland
Breed Art M. C. Webber
Hitchcock
Fragmentary Note Hints at Unclear Meeting
Readable fragments describe a vague personal note about hope and a man, with garbled text implying someone went somewhere and a woman called back. The source text is highly damaged, yielding minimal clear entities or events.
Husband and Wife in Fight Over Omelette Incident
In Evansville Indiana on Sept 11 Judge Wintrey fined Fred Gebhardt $50 and sentenced him to 60 days in jail after a grocery trouble with his wife. A chaotic scene followed with eggs and other kitchen items thrown, ending with a watermelon as the final insult. Gebhardt’s wife was present behind the counter during the altercation. The incident involved a failed egg omelette plan and a strong whiskey odor in the store. The community will cover $24 in board costs.
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Evanaville
Wintrey
Fred Gebhardt
Grover
Virginia Stront
Egge
Hin
Catralman Hughes
Gebhardt
Grovery
Mra
Gebhardt. Irs
People of
Evansville
Montpelier Golfers Edge Waubenakee Club In Close Match
Montpelier golf team defeated Waubenakee club of Burlington at the country club grounds on Saturday afternoon in a tight contest. The news item notes a near even score and a tense finish despite misprints in the source text.
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Country Club
Waukenakee Club
Burlington
Slantpelier
Waubenakee
Enmmarys
Ladies' Tournament Victory Highlights Barre Golf Club Event
Mrs Woodruff won the Indian weekly golf event at Barre Golf Club with a gross score of 60. Final standings list Grows Hadep Net Iaa Mrs Woodruff ahead of Holden Miss Gall Mrs Dodge Miss Griswold Miss Boxton and others. National League and American League scores follow with multiple city results and game tallies across Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Boston New York Brooklyn and Detroit.
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Woodruff
The
Barre Golf Club
Grows
Hadep
Net
Ao Mies Holden
Miss Gall
Dodge
Miss Griswold
Misa Boxton
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Detroit
EL Tiningead
Eaga
Hwane
ChiPay Slaveland O
Lont
Pittsburg
Philadelph
Chaelmati
Araton
Louis Uu
Drowned in Merrimack While Pursuing Prom Boat Landing
Two men aged 27 and 26, brothers Saucier, drowned in the Merrimack River at Haverhill while attempting a boat landing. Witnesses at Appleton shoe works rushed to help but both men were overwhelmed. Harbor master Wilbur Hinckley recovered one body. the other remained missing. The incident is linked to a family history of tragedy including a brother killed by runaway team and a father killed in a soda tank explosion.
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Haverhill
Maes
Kadeund
Web Saucier
Merrimack
Anegin
Appleton Shoe
Bath
Joe
Thati I
WilWarHin
Edmaind
Havel
Jerwriday
Saucier
Fire destroys seven story soap factory on Hydeon River
New York Sept 14 The Kneeh Morgan Lone soap factory at Hank and Whet streets Hydeon River waterfront burned Saturday night lasting five hours. Firemen fought through a water deluge of 10 000 gallons a minute to control flames that soaked streets and buildings with soap and fumes. Damage estimated at 1 million.
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New York
Kneeh Morgan
Hank and Whet Streets
Hydeon
Toentia Street
Witteh
Shim
Suspect Arrested in Southwick Farmer Death
John Merlihy of Safe field Conn arrested by Constable Malone and Selectman Weatherbee on suspicion of killing David Moran in Southwick. Moran found dragged near road with skull fracture from a blow suspected from a club. Merlihy claimed memory gaps about the carriage incident and drank prior to the event.
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Westfield
Mis
John Merlihy
Safield
Conn
Timothy J. Malone
Clineton T. Weatherbee
David Moran
Southwick
Mertihy
Moran
Herlily Wae Arrai
Medien
Ksammer Janes
Hie
Herlity
Offvers
Swelosk
Herlihy
Mr. Moran
Infernal device bound for New Jersey governor thwarted
Post office staff intercepted a cleverly packed infernal machine addressed to Governor Fort of New Jersey. The device combined powder bullets and slugs and could have caused a fatal explosion if opened. Postal inspectors secured the package and prevented harm amid ongoing security concerns.
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Fort
New Jersey
Timani
Tip Executive
Asiatic City
Roosevelt Garden Party Highlights Family Life Issues
President Roosevelt visited John A Weeks home Tranquility for Nasau hospital benefit. He told reporters he plans to focus on Africa after Taft election and urged better family life, noting wives and husbands live apart when men join clubs. Mrs Roosevelt attended with sons Archibald and Quentin and Ethel Roosevelt managed the tea.
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Oyster Hay
Roosevelt
John A. Weeks
Naswu
Mineola
Theodore
Sagamore Hill
Wml
Tim
Mr. Taft
Africa
Munphy
Nordkraft
New Britain
Mise
Waa & Work
Nhe
Anericn
Leto
America
Sweden
Norway
Germany
Mrs Roosevelt
Archibald
Quentin
Mixa Ethel Roosevelt
Noted orator Graves and Prohibitionist Chase profiled
The piece profiles John Temple Graves a candidate of the independence party for vice president and descendant of John C Calhoun, famed editor and orator on the Chauffauqua circuit, with Georgia roots and ties to the Atlanta Journal and New York American. It also profiles Eugene Wilder Chafin of Chicago a long time Prohibition candidate and reform advocate born in Wisconsin with a farm upbringing.
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John Temple Graves
Independence Party
United States
John C. Calhoun
South
Mer
Graves
South Carolina
Henry W. Grady
University of Georgia
Journalias
Atlanta Journal
Rome Tribune
New York
Florida
Georgia
Eugene Wilder Chafin
Chicago
Prohibition Party
Wisconsin
Mr. Chase
Private John Allen Proves His Business Prowess in Oklahoma
A historical tale shows Private John Allen from Mississippi paying a debt to his millionaire brother by orchestrating a boom era Oklahoma land scheme. He lured buyers with inflated offers and held back, promising larger profits to persuade his brother to settle. The ruse convinced Ugly Jim that Allen was a shrewd businessman, clearing the debt and altering perceptions of his business acumen.
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John Allen
Oklahoma
Misclesippi
Allen Wes
St. Louis
Ugly Jim
John
Congress
Allen
Jim
Territory
Huty
Funny John
Bats and Belief Across Pacific Island Canals
A compact note reflects on native canal ecology where bats form the sole family of flying mammals on thousands of small Pacific islands. It asserts a bias toward natural belief and a curiosity about truth linking cause and effect, with a nod to Emersca.
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Pacifi
Wisconsin youth leads local farming family and service
Sunrise W Chapin, eldest son of a large farming household, ran the farm for his mother and eight siblings until reaching adulthood. Since age fourteen he has been a member of the Good Templars and rose to grand chief templar of Wisconsin.
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Sunrise W
Chapin
The
Good Templars
Wisconsin
Chauffeur ordinance spurs debate on car theft risk
Washingtonian executive history noted as alderman Dowling urges action. He cites rising auto theft and accidents, calling chauffeurs largely trustworthy but warning a small minority risks. The talk compares them to a cautious grocer who refuses credit as a cautionary example.
Rear Admiral Evans Recalls Twenty Year Old Brandies Tale
Rear Admiral Hobby D Evans tells a tale about a guest from Congress who finds a twenty year old brandy untouched in his possession. The guest questions why the brandy is acceptable when the preferred whisky is unavailable and demands the whisky decanter. The exchange highlights humor over stocked spirits and unfamiliar vintages.
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Hobby D. Evans
United Gentes Navy
Safety Valve For Vesuviae
Ao Tallanacientlet proposes a safety valve for Vesuvius by boring a tunnel at the mountain base to channel lava into the sea. Hin Wea would bore the tunnel while the crater is dormant, hoping an active volcano would push lava through the channel. The plan envisions shaping lava into blocks for Naples streets and quays, a proposal likely to fail.
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Ao Tallanacientlet
Hin Wea
Naples
Magician of the World and the Future Engineer
The essay argues flight will be solved by a magician of power who understands nature’s resources, not mere mechanics. It envisions airship enthusiasm and a new breed of engineer who welds power rather than opens valves, amid broader world views on colonial dumping and material comparisons like air and water weights and the novelty of rubber tires.
Reprieve in a Witty Exchange About Time and Divorce
A quip from Puck about time allowance and behavior elicits humor on divorce. The remark plays on social expectations of lifelong marriage and the idea that patience and leniency can alter such bonds.
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Berle
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Saya
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Chiienga
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Blaze
Enoch Morgan
Gov, Fort
Inspectark
President Roosevelt
Tolle Hin
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