Machine saves Brady and Oneil
A Boise Idaho report details a tragic accident where Thomas G Woodward, 38, of Julace, working atop a utility pole for the Northweet Light company, was struck by a live wire during repairs. He fell and died shortly after admission to hospital as others watched in alarm. He left a widow, Mrs Joe Mubluni, and is remembered as a prominent local man.
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Pope Burdens Weigh on Church Leaders in Vermont
Fragmented OCR text shows church figures and officials discussing burdens and duties amid financial strain. Mentions Bishop Burke of Ale and Vermont state context with references to trade relations and a tour of Nippon. Contains unclear phrases and garbled names.
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Insurgent Split Colors Idaho Republican Convention Fight
O Neill defeats Heltman for chairmanship as insurgents clash with old guard at Idaho GOP convention. Debate over direct primary law splits delegates. a substitute to study other states’ laws fails. final roll calls narrow to the adoption vote, with tensions running high and Wilson pressing for recognition.
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Two Cent Law Is Confiscatory
In Bay Point Minnesota a temporary injunction was granted by Judge Vandeventer of the United States court restraining the operation of the state law. The case was brought by Arkansas legislators seeking to prevent enforcement of the measure. The decision notes the law’s confiscatory character and its contested provisions as alleged by the petitioners.
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Killed On Elevated Chicago Train Tracks
Two workers employed by the railroad were fatally struck while crossing tracks near an elevated line in Chicago. The incident occurred as they were heading to start their day’s work when a speeding train failed to stop in time. The victims were identified as John Suuhowe and another man. authorities sought to determine exact sequence of events.
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Marshall Field Jr. daughter-in-law to wed Baldwin Drummond
London reports Mrs Marshall Field Jr, daughter-in-law of the late Chicago merchant prince, was married today at registry to Baldwin A. Drummond, son of Edgar Drummond. A previous bullet injure occurred months earlier in March.
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Ship wreckage washes ashore near Point Arena
Reports from Point Arena California on September 3 describe wreckage and lumber floating in the sea after a schooner departure. Fire boats found indicates a wreck. missing crew and a captain’s statement suggest possible foul play and a betrayal by a crew member.
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Heen
Maytain Witsladts
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Sultan under fire for raid involvement in Mindanao
In Manila on Sept 1 the Sangewane court denounces the sultan of Duteharre millet Rome for participating in the Parmne raid of January 1908. American W. McDonald was invited to the raid and the sultan ordered a large payment of 1000 jucom to Mr Donald.
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Parmne
Mindanos Tyanuary
W. McDonald
Gambling Case Dismissed In Idaho Court
The Idaho case against Bradley Brandi, proprietor of a Pinewood saloon, was dismissed due to lack of evidence. Witnesses testified inconsistently about gambling at the Bradys saloon while one table conversation described betting and poker play, but the prosecution failed to prove the crime beyond doubt. The ruling follows the prosecutor’s decision to drop the complaint after evaluation.
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Foraker and Taft Meet Amid Ohio Political Shifts
Toledo dispatch reports notables Foraker and Taft engaging amid shifting Ohio politics as Senator 28 eyed presidential plans. Hints of a redefined reform era surface with comments from Worchester and others about Taft’s positioning and party alignment, amid a wave of endorsements and scrutiny.
Ambiguous Text Appears From OCR Mix of Names
Fragmentary OCR text shows mixed foreign words and garbled names. It mentions Port Weracnine and Magan with unclear context, lacking a coherent event, date, or place to form a complete news item. No identifiable persons or organizations can be confirmed for a confident summary.
Earl of Gmanard and New York City clash in civic row
A fragmented report describes a dispute involving the Earl of Gmanard and New York City officials over a civic matter. The account references meetings, proposals, and local governance dynamics, highlighting tensions between aristocratic authority and urban administration.
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