Democratic Party Platform and Convention Report
At the New York Democratic convention on September 18, delegates debated and adopted the Chicago platform. William J. Sheehan announced his resignation from the Democratic national committee as the Bull Run delegation endorsed the Chicago policy. Margot Hobart, niece of Garret A Hobart, debuted in D. Blaney's A Boy Wanted at the Grand Opera House in Washington, drawing a crowded house.
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Buffalo
Esmlt
Toagou
Tor
Alan Thos
Congrésshman
H. Hackwall
New York
Democratic Party
Chicago
Nio
Nonlina
Willian J. Bryan
Artini
Aéyor
Beneft
Orke
Purroy
Onger
Purtos
Vurroy
John Boydsthatcher
W. S. Porter
Court of Appeals
Tdge
Robert GC. Vitus
Steehian Renan
Wwilliam Sr. Sheehan
Democratic National Committee
James A. Jones
Democrate Mufloons
Democratic
EY Sheelina
Mira Hobart
Washington
Margot Hobart
Garret A. Hobart
Eltpubitena
DD. Blaney
Oper Houga
Gwts
Mies Hobart
Young hunter wounded in Wisconsin hunting accident
In Tomah Wisconsin on September 18 Bessie Paley about 20 years old and a resident of the city was shot. The incident occurred when a shotgun blast tore a hole through her shoulder. She is listed in critical condition.
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Tomah
Wis
Bessie Paley
Meriden Court Grants $300,000 Real Estate Attachment
In Meriden on December 18 a Superior Court attachment was placed on all the real estate owned by Rateliie Wicks valued at $300,000. The attachment secures all money in a divorce suit brought by Isabelle Hicks, with the case now pending.
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Aumoapy
Meriden
Conn
Rateliie
Yellow Fever Toll in Havana Military Hospitals
Havana dispatch reports official returns show 1,155 soldiers ill with yellow fever in military hospitals across Havana and surrounding forts. Death rate stands at approximately 16 percent based on current figures.
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Cuba
Havana
Aryan Refugees Travel North Across States to Amurion
A party of fifty prosperous Aryan refugees arrived today en route to the Dulted rites, journeying through Indiana Illinois Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Kansas Nebraska Amurion Marsailles. Sept. 18 report notes their movement and目的.
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Ithicago
Brian Will
Miko Apecehice
Indlang
Algio
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Amurion
Marsailles
Penys Cougreas Opens and Balkan Conflicts Reported
Budapest reports the peace congress opened with strong American peace society presence. In Macedonia, Turkish forces clash with insurgents as heavy fighting continues and a fortified position near Crytten is beleaguered. about 100 insurgents noted in reports.
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Penys Cougreas
Budapest
Peace Congress
Macedonia
Athong
Macvnonry
Donys
Crttyn
Senator Denis Mourns Ex-State Senator Morgayi Death
Port Wantington Wis Sept 18 senator Morgan Denis reports ex state senator Lyman Morgayi died this morning at age 88. Morgayi recently celebrated his golden wedding anniversary.
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Morgan Denis
Port Wantington
Wis
Lyman Morgayi
Unclear OCR fragment hints at raids and closures
A distorted text mentions a raid on several places and closures, with references to individuals and suspects. It lacks coherent details, names, dates, or full actions, making precise reconstruction difficult from the fragment.
Fragmentary case notes hint at trial and dates
Readable names are scarce but the text indicates a court case with a plea and jury actions. It references a bank issue, sentencing details, and an upcoming march date amid fragmented OCR. The fragment mentions a new jury tomorrow for an eighth term and a seventh jury involved earlier.
Canton Steel Workers Parade For Major McLinley Visit
At Canton Pennsylvania September 18 1906 steel workers from Higar Thompson Steel Works in Tredford Pa parade to the Sheridan Sable and Ste Thomas bends. About 4000 men traveled on a special Pennsylvanian train in three sections. The procession began around 1:40 p m with cheering hymns and hearty congratulations to Major McLinley.
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Mokinicy
Qantnny Olio
Mc Winley
Higar Thompson
Steel Works
Tredford
Meycamie
Ein
Sheridan
Sable
Ste Thomas
Phere
MelLinley
J. L. Jones
McLinley
Cuban Expatrities Suspected Sailing From Mississippi Coast
Senor J G Sabraty reports a large Cuban expedition party gathered on the Mississippi coast near Bay St Louis and Pass Christian to sail for Cuba within days. He has traced the group through Pensacola New Orleans and Florida, Abubain Louisiana to the coast. Authorities have been informed of the possible departure.
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Maken N' Discovery
Mobile
Ala
J. G. Sabraty
Niaehe
Wastington
Mississippi
Guba
Pensacola
New Ogleans
Lina
Florida
Abubauin
Louisiana
Bay St. Louis
Bemis in Constantinople Bond Discovery Reported
Police announce discovery of bonds and explosives at the Armenian House in Scutari. One leader and several members of the Armenian contulitea detained. authorities hope to uncover the full plot. In Hudson Wisconsin David Buckwheat, pioneer, dies after lumber wagon accident. funeral planned. he owned property in St Paul and Hudson.
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Bemis
Constantinople
Hudaon
Wis
David Brekwhent
Haudson
Buckwheat
St. Paul
W. A. Thodicker
St. Paut
Murder Case Report from Ohio Shots Fatal
A fragmented Ohio report states a man near Columbus was found with a fatal head wound after a gunshot incident. A neighbor recalls a man saying a shot hit him as a father figure lay in bed. the weapon was found nearby with the butt toward a direction. Circumstances indicate a murder case under investigation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Newton DI
Hora
Enlail
Dill
Presidential pardon alters Utah and town sentences
The President pardoned Suneth Obirs who had been sentenced in Utah to two years for adultery and Lloyd A. Smith sentenced in town to two years for a violation of the portage statute, with restoration of citizenship.
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Washington
Lhe
Suneth Obris
Utah
Lloyd A. Smith
Judge George W. Cute Accepts Democratic Nomination
Judge George W. Cute of Stevens Point Wisconsin accepts the Democratic nomination for Congress. The 73 year old judge, unanimously tendered in Appleton a week ago, says he takes the post out of duty to his party and the people of the Eighth district.
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Gute
Stevens Point
Wis
George W. Cute
Dongress
Appleton
Farner Minsing Believed To Have Been Tauchered
A Farner Minsing of Fond du Lac Wisconsin Sept 18 is believed murdered. The elderly father from Friendship left with considerable money after a day out and missing since then.
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Farner Minsing
Fond du Lag
Wis
Veter
Quien
Theely
Ponty Tint Bight
Return results near hand after Monday election
Complete returns from Port Hope Maine show Powers leading with a three thousand six hundred seventy three vote plurality over ABT as results near completion. A final tally is awaited to confirm the statewide outcome.
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Powers
Rink
Bones Found Near Holmes Site Clouded by Scandal
A grave near the Holmes property in Wilmette is said to contain bones possibly from a woman and may date from the era of H. H. Holmes. Investigators resumed work amid claims of jewelry theft connected to lawyer Crispin and a past premier, with political intrigue surrounding the case and an accuser now in Buenos Aires.
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Chicago
Wiluette
Chad
AL Paneer
Parker
H.H. Holmes
Crispi
S. Jerond & Séugation
Stolai
Sto
Aganet
Voutitess
Orlap
Crisp
Buenos Ayres
Invasion Force and Civil War Remembrance in Septent
Troops under Sir Herbert Kitchener about 16 000 strong reached near the Deryindes and Barja on the Nile after a tiring eight mile march through rough country. Dervishes are concentrated near Revina, scouts report no direct sight of them today, and another advance is planned. In Maryland a commemoration honors the dead of the old Philadelphia brigade with governors of Pennsylvania and Maryland attending, near a Donkayls church on the Hagerstown turnpike where 546 Philadelphia soldiers fell.
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Deryindes
Barja-on-the Nile
Wen
Herbert Kitchener
Lere
Thom Taroig
Revina
Hagerstown
Battle of
Annles
Philadelphia
Washington
Govenor
Pennayhvania
Lowndes
Marylou
Noted American Swindler Orrla W. Skinney Dies in Auburn
Orrla W. Skinney, once regarded as one of the United States' most astute swindlers, dies in Auburn jail where he was serving a second degree land larceny sentence. A lawyer by training, he moved in elite circles and was connected by marriage to C. T. Brown Ing, secretary of the Interior under President Johnson.
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Skinner Diew
Velxon
Symecuse
N. Y
Orrla W. Skinney
Auburni
United States
Soelery
C. T. Brown Ing
Secretary of the Interior
President Johnson
Leading Citizen Shoots Son-in-Law in Moberly
Moberly Missouri September 18 Grimes a prominent county resident shot and killed Luther Whitmore after learning his son-in-law Whitmore had wronged his daughter during a prior visit. Grimes fled to town after the act and later surrendered himself.
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Moberly
Clules Wi Grimes
Democratic party factions clash over ballot ordering
Des Moines report notes two Democratic factions in Iowa dispute which will be listed as the party on the official ballot. The attorney general says first come must be first served, while county auditors clerks and attorneys decide in preliminary contests, signaling potential confusion.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Democratic Party
NATO
Muat
Arkwauna Election Returns Reported for Governor Race
Official returns from the recent elections show the governor race results: Soned 11,124. Remmel 85,846. Biles 1,081. Miller 742. total 141,220. Vote totals reflect the Arkwauna area in Little Rock on Sept 18.
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Arkwauna
Little Rock
Soned
Remmel
Biles
Miller
Otal Yota
Tynan Extradition Steps Narrowed at Dublin Court
Date and date line from Sept 18 report indicate authorities moved to extradite J. J. P. Tynan from Houlogne-sar-Mer to face charges connected with the Phoenix Park incident. The executive court addressed the extradition process as part of ongoing proceedings.
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Tynan
Dublin
J. J. P. Tynan
Houlogne-sar-Mer
Mynnce
Phoenix Park Oedurg
Dr Shepard’s criminal trial opens over alleged illegal abortion
In a July style proceeding Judge Sivild presides as the court adjourns after securing evidence. Dr Bertha Shopniot faces charges of performing a criminal operation on 24 year old Sarah Dunning to cause premature birth. Dunning testifies detailing her relationship and payment terms of forty dollars for the procedure and aftercare. Defense argues potential murder indictment.
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Sitah
Naht
Sarah Danni
Aga
Sylph Ford
Bin
Tin
Algorce
Shepard
Tragic double shooting links to streetcar clash in St Paul
In St Paul Minn last night D L Johnson shot his wife at Grove Street after inviting a talk. He then killed himself with a revolver as she lay injured. Both were hospitalized with Johnson dying. The incident appears to stem from a marital dispute. Separately Joseph C Wil Harris, a Cass county farmer, was arrested in Monley Minn by Deputy J P Harris and taken to Kentucky to face charges of shooting his brother-in-law John Cole in 1808. Harris owned a 203 acre farm in Eaton County before moving to Minnesota.
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Ind
Mimrelt
St. Pand
D. L. Johnson
Alineapolla
Grove
Jonson
de Ity Hospital
John
Johnson
St. Paulsey
Kentucky
Maucavw
St. Paul
Joseph’ Co
Wil Harris
Farmer
Cass County
Minn
Monley
J. P. Harris
Hells County
Central
Williams
John Cole
Willams
Wilams
Cale
Mr. Williams
Eatin
Miumekota
Descriptive notes on tax levies and crime reports from September
A mixed dispatch cites a Treasury push for payroll cuts and force reduction across customs offices including Pembina and Duluth along with a desperate trove of details on a tuber thief incident in Ozark county. Another report notes Dermott’s Democratic nomination for Seventh district Congress with gold standard ties and New Jersey politics.
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Tixpensen
Washington
Treaswy
eMlees
Ningteen
Pembina
Duluth
Train collision at Chicago injures four people
A Chicago incident occurred when a Brintington and Quincy passenger train struck a slow freight car as it pulled into the city from the Ideal race track. Four people were injured including Mrs Garner, Jeunta Weaver, engineer Thomas Murnau, and fireman William Moulton, all living in Milwaukee, with varied injuries and expected recoveries.
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Delight
Chicago
Brintington
Quincy
Main Garner
Vondition
Jeunta Weaver
May
Thomas Murnau
Iiving
Milwaukee
Will
William Moulton
Thenan
Milwautkee
Wil Weever
Ambassadors and Elections Across Regions in September
Ambassadors from Rone and Laval college selections announce Abie Proulx as vlee rector, with a voyage from New York to Hon and Havre departures. An Albuster steamer reported to have sailed from Cardenas reached Muntten, landing its party in Guba amid democratic objections. Pennsylvania Democrats nominate Hey Walker Jr and Benjamin C. Potts for at large congressional seats.
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Montreal
Prewler Laurier
Abie Proulx
Vlee
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Muntten
Abbe Proulx
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You
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Kingeton
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Cardenas
Guba
Gali Democrata
Philadelphula
State Committee’ of
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Gold Democrate
Hey Walker Jr
Allegheny County
Benjamin C. Potts
Delaware County
Foreign note on British stance after Constantinople events
London Sept 18 The foreign office released an official note denying any government intent to blame Great Britain for recent outrage in Constantinople. It says Britain cannot be held responsible for naval actions and that public sentiment may push Britain toward neutrality, seeking only restraint amid evolving multilateral talks.
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Great Britain
Constantinople
Xguin
Afnairs
Bryan Here to Speak Across North Carolina Train Tour
Traveling through North Carolina on a special train, the Democratic nominee William Jennings Bryan spoke briefly at Concord and Lexington after a stop in Greensborough. He addressed crowds, urged free silver, and was introduced by T. F. Klutz as supporters rallied at depots and public spaces.
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Charlotte
N. G
Bryan
de Hornet's Nest Riffeminen
Knights of Pythias
Sallabucy
T. F. Klutz
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Greensborough
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Texas goes aground near Newport harbor and refloated
The Texas battleship, valued at 2.5 million dollars, ran aground at Goat Island entering Newport harbor. Four tugs pulled it free early this morning, with officials reporting no injuries. Navy Captain Glisa announced the grounding and refloating and that an investigation will follow once full advice arrives.
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Texas
Washlington
Ser
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Navy Department
Newport
Goat Island
Newport Harboy
Arrests and incidents span coast to coast in Sept
Gen Carlos Holoff arrested in New York on charges of aiding arms shipments to Cubs. Holoff allegedly linked to Liweada expeditions and tied to Coban. Bail set at 2500 by United States Commissioner Alexander. Two young boys die after gas fumes from a gasoline cask unintendedly spilled in a Kansas City area cellar.Nombre de ship Cristobal Colon visited by Italian journalists in Nome. Anatine Ford, New York commissioner, dies after appendicitis operation. Ford formerly editor of the Freeman's Journal.
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Mittbuanter
New York
Carlos Holoff
Guba
United States
Alexander
Holoff
Gomes
Hola
Iridkman
Pira
Anatine Ford
Thia City
Mr. Ford
San Francisco
Misa Annie Oushley
Preeman’s
Jyleh Afalys
Dynamite Suspect Tynan Held. US Citizen Since 1888
The report notes P. D. P. Tynan, a dynamite suspect, under arrest at Houlognoy in France, has been a United States citizen since August 1888. Separate items mention Tyunts Abrenotz of La Grand falling from a log wagon near Alexandria, Minnesota, and an incident in Amortown, New York, dated September 18.
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Ite
Alexandria
Minn
Tyunts
la Grand
Instrument claims to aid the blind amid explosive claims
A dated OCR fragment alleges an instrument could alter electricity and detect approaching objects, claiming it would let the blind identify nearby people and animals. It cites inventor Nolabowski and mentions improvements. The piece also includes unrelated quotes about work, a Cuban truce, and ads for patent remedies and syrups.
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Russia
Nolshewal
Dalodlum
Tellurluiny
Nolabowski
Mahu
A Self evident Truth And Comic Snippets
A clipped 19th century collage of quips and witticisms. It cites Mrs Welltent handing a dime and a jab about hungry wives. It notes weary Wilhy-Dou lodging at a suntuner hotel and cheeky lines about Boston girls and mosquitoes.
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Chicago
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