West Welcomes Roosevelt Amid Western Rally in 1912
In Koning City Missouri on September 2 the West cheers Colonel Roosevelt as their next president, while responses praise his progressive stance. Report describes crowds, speeches to workers, and a Kansas City luncheon by the Commercial Club with reporters noting strong support for Roosevelt and questions about future plans.
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Roosevelt
Verne
Koning City
Rownevelt
Anne
Mr. Roosevelt
Uim
Runsay City
Hoosevelt
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Kathesay
Wim
Bii Carey
Cece Ap Widdleree
Myery Watt
Mir
Commercal Club of
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Baltimore
Teddy
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West Point
Bryan Wis
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Public Officials Bitterly Arraigned in Lynching Report
Newark era report by the special grand jury details 68 indictments tied to the July 18 lynching of AmhSatoun League activist Carl Mitherington. Indictments include 26 first degree murder, 27 rioting, 10 assault and battery, 10 perjury. Former Sheriff William Ling, former Mayor Herbert Atherton, and former Chief of Police Robert Zergoblel face prosecution.
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Newark
Clary
Ohio
State Attorney General's Department
Carl Mt. Mitherington
AmhSatoun League
William Ling
Linecol County
Herbert Atherton
Robert Zergoblel Sro Bald
Saido Lave
Fatleon
Property Sold At Public Marshal Sale For 30 Dollars
Philadelphia September 2 a United States marshal sale of all real and personal property of the Safety Banking and Trust Company of the city brought bids totaling 30 dollars. Keystone Bank of Rapid City South Dakota and Alfred Shoemaker held principal judgments of 83 000 dollars. An attorney for the holders acted as bidder and the proceedings recalled the 1899 act later revoked by Hayburn. A farm owner, Myrrey Dearder, near Dilsburg, previously shot himself. The aminead threatened violence but was prevented.
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Philadelphia
Safety Banking &Trust Company
Thi Elty
United Statoe
Keystone Bank of
Rapid City
S. D
Alfred Shoemaker
Puits
Banklng & Ryat
Complaint Against Rail Road Commission Over Philadelphia Train Facilities
A complaint was presented to the Stile Railroad Commission by Ty F Flicks from Philadelphia. Allegations claim that inadequate railway facilities cause trains to stop and fail to arrive in proper condition. The plaintiff also asserts car service damages and freight issues.
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Ty F Flicks
Philadelphie
Philadelphia
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Cary Carevine
Former Governor Starte an Uprising in Nuevos Vizaya
A former governor Mandne of the province of Nicos Norte leads an uprising in Nuevos Vizaya with many followers. The provincial government police are pursuing the outlaws as martial resistance grows.
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Manila
Mandne
Nicos Norte
Nuevs Viscaya
Gon Stabulary
Princeton Leader Denounces Labor Misrepresentation
A Princeton University figure addresses misrepresentation claims against President Wilson and labor unions. The article cites editor Kilmar Williamsini and editor Morel Ned, noting disputed statements about Governor nominations and labor regulation amid political tension and quoted opinions on union support.
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Soph
Wandrow Misa
Princeton
Verily
New Desisey
Kiiaar Williamsini
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Reguluciony
Tateration UK
Npois
Coal operators face treason suits over strike plot
Westmoreland area coal firms sue Francis Felix and other United Mine Workers leaders alleging a conspiracy to cripple state and national authority by organizing a strike that left over 10 000 workers idle and caused about 1 000 000 in damages. Plaintiffs include Westmoreland Coal Company Manor Gay Coal Keystone Coal and others.
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Skilwniditen
Feehan
Ongantane Tonf
Weatmoreland
Manor Gay Cost
Keystone Goa
Lahove-Cornellsville
Jamison Coat & Coke
Ocean Goat Sontpantes
Crowds Cheer the Czar in Berlin Reception
In Berlin Derlin Sept 4 the Russian emperor arrived with two aides and received a hearty crowd welcome. He visited Bad Nauheim and Friedberg Hesse, where he toured paths and streets. After a brief street recognition he left for a nearby cafe to avoid a lengthy crowd.
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Twa Nv
Berlin
Derlin
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Curtiss Returns From Water Flight Off Cedar Point
Airman Curtiss battles a stiff gale for three miles off Cedar Point and earns five thousand dollars for a water overflight record. He traveled over Lake Erie, set two additional mile records, outdistanced a Lake Shore train, and faced doubts about a safe return before completing the mission.
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Cedar Point
Lake Shore
Werr
Curties
Elyant Mats—Gurtigs
Curtin
Coral Point
Sandusky
Puetid
Puydid Beach
Minutus
Willenge
Cuptiss
Wiley
Et Weluel
Hasla
Hla
FeCaLti
Guirtas
Breakers
Cedar Pylot
No Mercy in a Cryptic Courtroom Quote
A fragmentary quotation from Glevelind Lendar features a cryptic judge and attorney exchange about a wife and a courtroom outing. The readable text hints at a satire or fictional dispute but lacks clear context, names, or events for fuller reporting.
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Lendar
American Aviator's 105 Mile Flight With Passenger
Wayman and passenger Parla embarked from Mourmelon Wedley morning in a Wright aircraft, flying 105 miles to Montmreuil then to Paris via Atay, completing the journey after refueling with gas and oil. The voyage, described as a notable achievement in aviation, showcases endurance and navigation over 105 miles with a passenger aboard.
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Wayman
Taing
Farman Hylan
Weymann
Mourmelon
Wadley
Montmreuil
Sineheon
Paris
First National Bank of Warren Penn a History Card
The First National Bank of Warren in Pennsylvania notes its status as the oldest bank in Warren County. Chartered August 6, 1864, for twenty years, extended August 6, 1884 for twenty years, and re-extended August 6, 1904 for twenty years.
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First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
International Socialist Conference Opens Amid Rowdy Delegates
English and German delegates clashed at the International Socialist Conference as they debated a resolution on unemployment and economic aid. The Austrian and German delegates spoke for and against the resolution, with abstentions and tensions flaring into minor scuffles as the gathering adjourned. More than 4,000 spectators reportedly attended, watching the proceedings with interest.
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Germain Arlegales
Willish Welegater
Violet
Gems Seized From Mrs Adriance in New York Purchase
Mrs Adriance and her husband appeared before port authorities as gemstones valued at about $25,000 to $100,000 were inspected after arrival on the Fairly. Customs officials and a jewelry firm representative verified each piece. She is out on $37,000 bail awaiting federal grand jury action.
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New York
Sept & Stra
Ade Finked
Tsband
Kordabeltet
Mise Marlow Adriance
Nelson Tf Haney
Sir Revar
George Smiythe
Howe
Tucker Hue
Walry
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Adriance
Fier Daushter
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Lederal Grand Jury
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H. Henderson Piano Company
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