Fusion of Populists and Democrats in Nebraska Ticket
Lincoln Neb Sept 21 fusion between Democrats and Populists in Nebraska was effected by identical ticket nominations for supreme court justice William G Hastings of Wilbur and state university agents D B Cole of Osceola and Louis Lightner of Columbus Though no formal fusion declaration was made leaders in both parties agreed The Democratic platform denounces the Rockefeller gift to the University of Nebraska and calls for its return It also supports railroad rate regulation and immediate enforcement of fixed rates The anti pass plank is the strongest Nebraskan convention has adopted The Populist platform backs initiative and referendum and national railroad ownership and operation
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New York Life Maintains Lobby and Conflicts at Albany
Testimony before the insurance investigating committee revealed that Andrew A. Hamilton of Albany received about 235 000 dollars from the New York Life Insurance Company with no clear accounting beyond statements to President McCall. Hamilton attended legislative sessions in Albany for the company and was paid for expenses, with accounts not audited. McCall claimed the money would be paid on demand and denied using funds to influence legislators. He noted Hamilton earned roughly 100 000 dollars yearly for legal services and that campaign contributions supported the gold standard and opposition to the silver platform, rather than the GOP.
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Buffalo Bill Show Quarantined in France
A dispatch from Cody Wyoming reports Col. W F Cody known as Buffalo Bill has a wild west show quarantined in France. All show horses, many valued above $1000 each, have been shot under official orders due to glanders.
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Mob frees prisoner in Riga revolt at central jail
During a night attack on Riga central prison two prisoner leaders of the local political agitation were liberated. Two guards were killed and several policemen wounded in the fighting. Two members of the rescue party were arrested.
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Fraud and Misapplication Alleged in Lincoln Officials Suit
In Chicago on Sept 20 charges of fraud and misapplication of trust funds are leveled in a suit for receiver and accounting brought against current and former officers of Western Life Indemnity, an assessment insurance group. The filing names E S Rosenfeld and W H Gray, organizer, alleging secret controls and excessive compensation as a contract right, with residents of Lincoln, Neb., named as defendants.
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Commission to investigate army and navy conduct
President Roosevelt will name a commission to probe conditions in the army and navy following a model like the Keep commission. Oliver and Darling will head the panel to uncover corruption and cut red tape, aiming to curb waste and reduce maintenance costs to about 75 to 89 million dollars.
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Komura Peace Envoy Komura Improving Says Secretary
New York Sept 19 M Sato secretary to Baron Komura a Japanese peace envoy announced yesterday at the Waldorf Astoria hotel that Bar on Komuras condition was much improved and that his convalescence was now well established
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Grim Bronx crime revealed with slain young woman
The body of a about 25 year old woman was found bruised and battered near Pelham road in the Bronx. Autopsy shows she was assaulted and choked to death with indications she fought her attackers. Her garments were torn nearly to shreds.
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Power Behind the Throne Kodama of the Jenen Army
The War Correspondent describes Kodama as a central figure in Japanese politics and war efforts. Viewpoints vary whether he is a top staff chief or a poor, unpolished man, but his influence grows as he guides armies, informs the war office, and shapes strategic decisions in the Formosa and Korean fronts. The emperor and wise heads support him, though pride prevents granting him direct command of the army.
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Obedience and Women’s Fate in Historic Texts
A fragmentary piece discusses obedience as a cited cause of longevity and virtue among women, contrasting with modern shifts to remove the word obey from marriage vows. It cites Sarah’s long life and biblical examples, arguing obedience as a heavy, resistant virtue in history.
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Fragments of a Midnight Dream Poem
A distorted verse fragment requests transformation into celestial forms and landscapes. The speaker asks for shifting shapes, sleep, and surreal imagery, mentioning Libyan sands, emerald seas, and distant suns, in a fragmented, dreamlike meditation attributed to Thom(es) Bailes AP.
Go Barehead to Church custom spreads to churches
A New York trend of women going bareheaded spreads from bars to church services on weekday evenings. A West Side mother dreams of extending the practice to theaters this winter, arguing hats ruin hair and that bare heads look better, though some fear it appears improper.
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London
A Sound Indorsement of Baseball Wit
A Mosquito Summit resident laments a near miss as the home team lost when victory was within reach. His Boston visitor calls baseball a “fluctustine quartit” and notes the game’s uncertain, fluctuating nature in playful slang.
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Subterfuge Interviews Mme Duse by Copenhagen Reporters
Reporters at a Copenhagen hotel used staged roles to gather material for interviews with Mme Duse. One posed as waiter, another as shoemaker's assistant, a third drove her cab, and a fourth worked as an assistant store machinist, each slipping in conversations to extend the interviews.
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Packers Trial Delayed Amid Jury Proceedings And Attack Allegations
A disrupted district court session delayed the Packers case as prosecutors and defense clashed over jury actions. Attorneys raised concerns after an attack incident during a tense morning conference at the courthouse.
Political violence mars protest deaths in alleged explosion
A damaged report describes a political confrontation ending in an explosion. Forty persons were reported killed, with arrests and heavy security at the scene as authorities seek to quell unrest and identify suspects.
Fragmented historical note on September meeting and arrivals
A garbled passage mentions September events with a board meeting and arrivals of a milkman and others. Names like Chen borg and Bessiems appear, but details are unclear. The text suggests a local meeting or schedule with participants and times, though specifics are unreadable.
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Chen Borg
Fragmented Local Notice About a Patient's Stated Condition
A distorted OCR fragment reports a patient awaiting care and mentions an unnamed caregiver or facility. The text is unclear but implies a medical setting and an awaiting state. No specific names, dates, or locations are readable.
Tumors Conquered Without Operations by Pinkham's Remedy
A historical ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as conquering uterine tumors without surgery. It quotes letters from grateful women describing tumor removal, halted menstruation, and recovery after using the product, with calls to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for advice.
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Uitten Nordhcusen Ordinance Bans Arrared Attire
In Nordhcusen Saxony a ban on garments that sweep rare meats is enforced and any person arrared is forbidden to walk the streets. Violating the ordinance incurs a fine of marks.
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Theatrical Manager Meets Minister in New York
Four renowned theatrical managers met a ministerial friend in New York recently. The minister, previously stationed in a mail town in Ohio, replied with a tepid reply about his new permanent post at a large church. He claimed the work is more congenial and the altar is twice what he received before. The manager quipped the change seems to raise his esteem.
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