Taft Roosevelt Fight Marks Republican Convention Antecedent
Francis Lynch surveys the Republican race as Taft and Roosevelt clash over a potential third term and the Chicago convention edges toward its key balloting. He notes the unfinished fight, lingering booms, and the process teams shaping the nomination and vice presidential picks.
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Francis Lyncht
Chicago
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
South Dakota
Oblo
United States
Regolinethen
Taft
Hoosevelt
Duta
Oady
Bes
Columbus
Ikewise
Serge
Tang
Roosevelt
Springfield
Maas
Tim
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Albert David Cummins
Iowa
Charles Evans Hughes
Caudhhite
la Pollette
Yott
Vau
Mao
Lafoilette
North Dakota
National Committee
Victor Rosewater
Omaha
Neb
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Murphy
Frederic W)ham Upham
National Committee of Arrangements
West
Arthur Isaiah Vorys
Buckeye
Harry 8. New
Indianapolis
Aerial cameras and rockets take birdseye photos
Berlin leads with rocket launched cameras that snap on ascent and descend by parachute. Devices range from clock timed shutters to watchlike forms, with the Atalanta gunlike camera boasting fourteen mile range. Germany has acquired many for its air fleet. Natural gas output in the United States exceeds 500 billion cubic feet annually.
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Berlin
Germany
London Standard
Talks on Baseball by 1 M A Fan
The article discusses Ty Cobb and Joe Jackson, noting Cobb’s fair play and Jackson’s attempts to gain hits for financial gain. It includes anecdotes from Paddy Flaherty and Frank Schulte, mentions the dry splitter, and recounts an umpiring anecdote involving Merkle, Archer, and a disputed call. It also previews players like Zieder and Jacques Fournier with biographical details.
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Ty Cobb
Ove
Tytus
Cobb
Joe Jackson
Worthy
Nationals
Jackson
Merman
Archer
McGraw
The Height of the Ridiculous Hard Work
A string of witty exchanges about busy writers and a child’s future plans. Mr Wright questions Mrs Penman about her husband’s workload while she reveals a manuscript is finished and for sale. Penman laughs at the idea of grown up inquiries.
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Wright
Farcical Fragments From Newspapers and Jokes
A garbled collection of jokes and quips from various papers. It blends lines about trials of the rich, a reformer on working hours, dramatic inquiries, advertising banter, romantic one liners, and a light anecdote about a masked highwayman.
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Buffalo
New Business. I Fly for Money and Meet an Aviator
A fragment notes someone claiming to have earned money via airplane flights and a dialogue reveals recognition of an aviator. The exchange includes a remark about being an undertaker.
Fragmented 1890s OCR Note and Names
Readable fragments show garbled phrases about a sult and a match. Names such as Wash and Les appear in incomplete form. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or clear subjects for a full news item.
Professional Strikers Silent Yet Strong in Baltimore
A puzzle-like line hints at baseball batters as the striking workers in Baltimore. The cryptic note blends wordplay about employers, strikes, and a team named as the base for the clue.
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Stavious
Baltuuor Amepe
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Committee On Permanent Organization
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Nator
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White Sox
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Walsh
Rube Evans
New York Giants
Dallas
Tex
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Rube Marquard
New York
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Ralph
Merkle
Chicago Americans
Zieder
Jacques Fournier
Th Sox
Fournier
Fourier
Portland
Ore
Sacramento
Moose Jaw
Johnny
New York Sun
Miss Caveons
Washington
Lar
Corntessel
Washington Star
Jones Iit
Talon
Bruder
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