Illinois Democrats Conclude Stormiest Party Convention
Illinois Democrats wrap a tumultuous convention featuring clashes between Hopkins and Hartston, a bitter quarrel with Mayor Harrison, and accusations of blackmail. Hopkins ultimately prevails, with McMyNally reelected secretary and party leadership solidifying after a contentious vote.
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Lace Mill Closed by Union Action Over Relatives at Mines
In a labor dispute the lace mill shut down after workers protested not dismissing girls with relatives in the mines. The company faced strike pressure as managers refused to discharge related workers forcing a halt to production. Union influence and state certificate rules loom over employment while scattered clashes and evictions widen unrest in mining regions.
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Plot to assassinate King Edward shocks London
Reports from London describe Scotland Yard uncovering a plot to kill King Edward. The story notes his illness and a rapid mobilization of police while officials offer no denial or confirmation.
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Edward
Otier Elfeles
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Cuba Reciprocity Fight Dims as Roosevelt Faces Defeat
Washington report notes Aldrich signals Cuban reciprocity will not pass this session. The piece details opposition from pro sugar interests and critics who accuse the administration of trying to force relief for Cuba while Roosevelt’s position weakens.
First Defeat for Roosevelt in Congress
Washington January 17. Republican senators report opposition to the Spooner reciprocity plan affecting Cuba sugar imports for five years. The bloc aims to block the proposal at the party conference. The outcome could mark Roosevelt's first defeat as Congress debates Cuban reciprocity and sugar policy.
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President listens at White House on Cuban reciprocity talk
Report notes President engages in discussion with Hikhis Turrows and others at the White House about Cuba reciprocity. Senators Viking and Foraker offer varying views while Congress faces questions on possible agreements. The exchange frames the administration as a listening leader shaping policy.
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Talk of treaty with Cuba in Republican conference
June 17 report says discussion of a Cuba treaty dominated by Republican senators. Many committee members seem to dismiss the issue and focus on other questions. A Senate delegation may be sent after adjournment, with fears Cuba interests could affect ship and war questions.
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Fragmentary Notes On Debates And Budgetal Shifts
The text presents fragmented remarks on political negotiation and legislative line positions. It references the Spooner bill, mentions differing stances on support, and notes a rejection of a comprehensive approach. It hints at regulatory forms and evolving obligations amid shifting alliances.
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Uley
Asin
Notre Dame to confer honorary degree on William Breen
INDIANAPOLIS June 7 Noted Notre Dame to confer honorary degree on William Breen and the late Monsignor Mokri. The commencement address will be delivered to the class while other ceremonies include a garden party and annual exercises.
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Notre Dame
William P. Breen
Fragmentary notice on city transit and public service
A damaged clipping mentions Mr Scott and actions in Wis with references to a streetcar line, traction tides eastward, and a public service commitment. It also notes Moning authorizing journeys and a plan involving the Trae fon company. Blening is said to keep his word in this unclear passage.
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George Galey Ends Life in Bluffton Jail
A troubled inmate, George Galey, reportedly hanged himself in Bluffton jail. Reservoir of details are unclear due to damaged text, but authorities confirmed the death occurred Sunday night. Investigators are examining the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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George Galey
Bluffton
Denver Post Office Robbery Report
A Denver post office robbery event is described with unclear details. The fragment mentions entry to the city, theft of mail, and targeted packages. Authorities appear to be handling the incident, with no clear suspect names or outcomes available in the readable text.
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Denver
Barelaes
Lie
King Drove From Windsor Castle in Apparent Good Health
A fragmented report notes the king traveled from Windsor Castle and appeared in good spirits and health during the journey. No further details are readable to clarify destination or reason for the trip.
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Windsor Castle
Dawsey Guilty In Second Decree Jury Finds Assault
The jury found Dawsey guilty of assaulting Mrs. Wilson with intent to maim or kill. The verdict imposed a penalty of two to fourteen years in the penitentiary. The report describes Dawsey following Mrs. Wilson at night and attacking her with a knife, leading to a severe, quivering confrontation.
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Gorm Wilson
Celine
Desey
Court News Mixed Docket Involving Alimony Will and Divorces
The court docket includes a alimony action by Mary A. Wallers against David th Watteri, a will interpretation case for the late Chris Sprenger, and multiple divorce and property matters. Judges consider a lender case, executor qualification, and parcel disputes, with county boards and tax officials present. Names referenced include Adamivus Lyn and Beeman, among others, in a busy circuit court morning session.
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Ellen
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New President of University of Wisconsin Named
New president of the University of Wisconsin announced amid contemporary leadership changes. Key figures include MUWAUKIER and references to identified official Charles Kondatt Adams, with notes on academic governance and institutional direction.
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University OF Wisconsin
Interest in brewery sold at Ney Albany event
Reported deal involves Henry Meinhart of Ghienge taking over management of Lily nanagement at a brewery in Ney Albany. The price was not disclosed.
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Henry Meinhart
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Ex President Cleveland Receives Juris Doctor Degree
Former President Grover Cleveland is noted as receiving the Doctor of Jurisprudence degree amid conferral ceremonies at a New York college. The report, filled with archival-style praise, covers presenters, site, and his remarks urging educational unity and nonsectarian standards for American citizens.
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Meeting Outlines Demo Campaign in Indiana Insights
A document recounts a Democratic meeting in Indiana outlining campaign strategy. Attendees include party officials and candidates, with emphasis on fundraising, logistics, and candidate coordination. Some names and places appear, and discussion touches on campaign organization and regional outreach.
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Indiana
New Franchise Sought for Fleming Interurban Road
A new franchise seeks approval to build a traction line from Burk Wayne to New Flaven. Mrs Flemingston Hay presented the request before the public franchise committee, proposing a contract identical to the one previously approved by the governor, with the company name updated. The company, incorporated in Indianapolis with capital stock of 600, was discussed at a meeting attended by Mr. Fleming and local financiers. An upcoming Friday session will finalize preliminaries and move toward completion.
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