Attack on Taft by An Italian Paper Parcel
Reported attempt on President Taft during a public square address as a package struck his face. Secret Service halted the car, detained the crew, and investigators labeled the paper as soaked to reduce impact. No arrests announced yet. Taft aide cites a large crowd and strong wind as contributing factors.
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Mitchell Hall Corner Stone Notice
Milan era in Houston area reports a fatal shooting near Moody’s home. The piece details a plan involving a corner stone ceremony at Mitchell Hall, with sources mentioning a murder charge against Moody and a wedding elopement context. Officials and churches are cited amid a call for directed notices and manuscript submissions.
Fragmented report on alleged intrusion ends in confusion
A garbled passage describes a person named Mia Moody and mentions someone entering a home through a window. The text is unclear and lacks coherent actions, dates, or locations, making it difficult to determine a definitive event or outcome.
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Mia Moody
Moroccan town under siege as French forces press
May 30 report from Vani notes the Moroccan town of Amocinted is practically surrounded by French troops. The local commander Janine Moore reports minimal risk of a direct assault as troops tighten their containment while attempting to avoid heavy fighting.
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Janine Moore
Moore
Town Manager System Trial in New England Town
A town meeting votes to employ a town manager who will run many local government functions. The manager will oversee finances, be town engineer and superintendent of public works, handle services such as roads and water, and supervise town employees under the selectmen. The move marks a new form of administration attracting wider interest.
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Tates
Germany
Polplta
New England
Galveston
Lorimer Case May Spark Senate Action and Talks
Sanator Kern of Indiana reports that the Lorimer case is under Senate review and may influence mayoral races. Maloney and others are expected to be brought before the Senate as discussions continue on whether Senator Lorimer’s seat was lawfully earned. The fragmented text shows political maneuvering in May with focus on corruption allegations.
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Intiana
Parthia
Lorimer
Maloney
Senate
Rebels Still Moffy at United States
Rebels continue to threaten the United States as conservative forces at rebel headquarters block publications. Reports from El Paso note ongoing raids and a disrupted mail service across the Chihuahua border amid the Mexican conflict.
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United States
Taft Rejects Compromise in Ohio Delegates Fight
President Taft telegraphed Ohio Republican National Committeeman Verge that he will not consider any compromise in the Ohio State convention to elect delegates at large next week. The message underscores a hard line in the Yo hi contest and signals possible stakes for the national party.
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Taft
Republican National
Verge
Ohio
Roosevelt Speaks at Gettysburg on Fighting Corruption
Gettysburg Pa May 20 Colonel Roosevelt stood where Lincoln spoke and addressed a large crowd voicing his famous views against corruption of all sorts, but avoiding partisan allusions during the talk on the anniversary.
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Gettysburg
Abraham Lincoln
Roosevelt
Wilbur Wright Dead Pioneer Aviator Remembered
Reported death from typhoid fever marks end of a pioneering aviator whose early flights helped establish the Wright brothers as national heroes. The men built the first successful military airplane adopted by the United States government, with royalties and a $30,000 claim following trials from Fort Meyer to Alexandria. Wright is mourned by the nation for his contribution to flight.
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de Wright
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United States
Wright Brothers
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Meyer
Washington City
A. T Beltridge
Fort Mayer
Alesandria
Wright
Death of Mrs Fannie Kaizer atVer omy tinemn De ot Reins
Mrs Fannie Kaizer died early this morning at her home in Solork after a long illness. She was born in Austria about years ago and lived a good life as a friend and mother loved by all who knew her. Survived by her husband and daughter Mary Kaizer and several relatives. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock with the family requested to attend.
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Texas
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Moody
Jackoi
Moody's
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Fanele
Mir Kaew
Solork
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Camel
Mary Kaeser
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Gielen
Brottrn
U. S. Battleships Engage in Southern Waters
Key West Fla May 10 American battle ships of the Atlantic squadron moved northward off the coast in a morning operation. The fleet action signaled routine maneuvers as crews prepared for exercises in southern waters.
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Atlantic Squadron
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