Platform Committee Work During Nomination Preparations
The platform committee, with Bryan assisting, works on the platform draft after nominations. The group debates minor planks, aims for unity, and plans to resume sessions at 10 oclock tonight to finalize statements for the Democratic platform ahead of presidential and vice presidential nominees.
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Hamegrinig
Rillea
Nreputlus
Atuis
New Yorks
Newhindy
Newark
Culberson
Congressnin Bruiliey
Georgi
Beantrey
Laaviliiy Com
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York
New York
Bryan Pleased Over The Vote
In Baltimore on the 26th William Bryan praised the vote after returning to his hotel from a meeting with supporters. He said the convention stands for the right principle and does not predict the impact of the vote on tomorrow's outcome.
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Georgia
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Irant
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Gompers
Denver
Lie
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Love
Mitchell
Alorrison
Pricleaty
Republican
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Diver
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Mr. Gompers
Labor
B . James A. Emer
I Manufacturers
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Mrr. van Cleave
St. Louis
Laltimore
Wiliam
bin Hotel
Tighle
Fragmented political dispatch on convention and delegate votes
A garbled wire service style note describes a Democratic convention decision affecting electors from Ohio to Columbus. It mentions Harmon not commenting and a plan to hear from campaign managers in Baltimore tomorrow.
Eight hungry men devour Scheimann's fish in wilds tale
A fragmented account describes eight men catching and consuming Scheimann's fish, weighing about sixteen pounds, in a remote Wisconsin setting. The text recalls a monster fish tale told last evening, naming several participants and noting a return trip next Monday.
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Wallan Seketivat
Cullin
Beautification project progress at Poster Park
Engineer Burnett and assistant Guo Keysler of Kansas City oversee the planned beautification of Poster Park. Elvis Buginess Grasvenie created drawings while SBneneer Price drew the park layout. Barnes will spend two more days finalizing measurements before Kansas City submission. Mr. Resster will visit within Gra weeks to inspect details. Patterson-Fletcher Co. involved.
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Burnett
Eller
Guo Keysler
Kansa Iy
Plang
Kansas City
Resster
Hue
Pool Room Owner Voluntary Bankruptcy Filing
The pool room owner, identified as a store operator, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S court at Port Wayne seeking relief under a total debt range from 914 to 9500. Creditors listed include thirty nine creditors with claims from 2 to 9600. A receiver was appointed to manage assets and secure property as the case proceeds.
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Baiekton
Rongi
Dick Hodgins Violently Insane Former Barr Street Saloon Man
The article reports Dick Hodgins a former Barr Street saloon man, now violently insane. Wek Fludgins, a prominent local figure, is linked to the incident at the corner of Hannity and Jeffoniim streets where Hodgins attacked a family member. Local authorities plan to have Hodgins committed and seek a commission to admit him to Uasthaven asylum.
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Dick Hodgins
Barr Street
Kle Barr
Hannity
Jeftoniim
Restrose
Isim Feutn Durin
Yersus
Silvon
Uasthaven Asylum
Parachute Leap From An Aeroplane
In New York on June 24 a parachute jump from an aeroplane piloted by Harold Brown ended tragically when a jumper failed to deploy fully, causing a fatal fall. The dive began with the pilot releasing a parachute and the jumper descending rapidly, with the first chute opening late and the sequence leading to a fatal outcome.
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New York
Harold Brown
Moston
Elalue
Liberty
Hotel thieves active around Baltimore in chaotic incident
In Maryland, Mrs. Thulay P. Gore wife of the senator from Ordahorms reports a robbery at a local hotel during morning hours. She says she lost 12 cash and valuables before a disruption in the lobby. Senator Gore, delivering a major speech, attempted to return to Washington but was blocked by hotel management.
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Baltimore
Thulay P. Gore
Ordahorms
Lundhius
Gore
Wyusnington
Fereida Can
Assisiyee
Local Health Board Praised Amid Jumbled Notes
Fragmented OCR text praises the efficiency of a local health board amid garbled names and titles. The snippet also contains a stray rental line advertising a three room modern flat for rent with an inquiry at a local establishment.
City News: disrupted events and arrests at local sites
Local report details a disrupted event near the BAF theatre on South Colbourne Street and a late night disturbance involving J P Baumgantner at Colbourne Street. Fred Young quit a downtown hotel job and was arrested after a turbine incident in the Pennylvania region. Mrs William Schader was injured returning from a social outing and taken to a hospital. Construction progresses on a new vaudeville house at the corner of Walyre and Union streets with excavation for the foundation underway.
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South Colboun Street
J.P. Baumgantner
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Yesterduy
Beeame
Penneyiva Renes Rtion
Ofiver Cheviron
Stoll
Wiliam Schader
RIE
Stroet
Pennyylvania Skiliun
Airl
Rie Bacharat
Fort Wayne Seeks New Industrial Locations
Several industries propose relocating to Fort Wayne as the board considers multiple manufacturing interests. The commission outlines a plan to evaluate favorable site options and potential theater-related or industrial developments, aiming to attract investment and jobs to the city.
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Fort Wayne
Youths Use Pins to Bother Elevator Men Ad
A fragment from the Old National bank page describes youths using pins to disrupt elevator operators in large buildings. The tactic involves pendants and bell ringing to annoy workers on higher floors, highlighting a nuisance gesture linked to urban settings.
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Old National Bank
Fragmentary OCR scene at an elevator stop
A garbled passage describes a bell sounding continuously as a man exits an elevator and another descends. The text is incomplete and unreadable in key phrases, showing disrupted dialogue and actions without clear subjects or outcomes.
Lantern bearer seeks an honest man on foregone path
A puzzled speaker recalls someone wandering with a lantern in old times, asking who he was and what game he pursued. The line hints at a search for truth or justice, suggesting a parable tone about seeking honest men in a dim landscape.
Fourth of July Don'ts from a Spirited 19th Century Reckoning
A colorful jumble of admonitions for Independence Day celebration, warning against overindulgence, boastfulness, and disrespect. The piece mocks wartime bravado and public display while urging decorum and restraint, with street theater imagery and dialogue about a young couple and social airs.
Moorish Wedding Among Christians Shown in Feast
A unique Moorish wedding united two noble families in a lavish two day ceremony. The event drew about 3,000 Christians and 2,000 chickens, 500 shago, 4 oxen, and 500 pigeons. Ceuta’s gifts and beverages vanished, while 6,000 pounds of sugar and $600 in confections were spent.
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Cohen
Ceuta
Panama Canal Workers Housing and Living Conditions
When Americans took over the canal project they faced housing for about 38,000 employees. Quarters were built above ground with sanitation, water, electric lights, and libraries. Married men fared better. bachelor housing was shared. Wages included coal, wood, and furniture, with servants mainly from Jamaica and Barbados. The zone resembled a well managed American town with strict health measures, while tropical diseases and past neglect under the French prompted major sanitary reforms.
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Panama
Colon
Panama City
Canal Commission Reaitaad
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Hamstrede
Housen
Batit
Culebra
Tithman Canal
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Ives
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Nic Canal
Obelisk Exiled to Central Park From Alexandria Voyage
The Cleopatran obelisk known as Cleapatens Needle was moved from Alexandria to the United States. William H Vanderbilt financed the transport which cost about 97500 dollars and 104000 for pedestal work. The obelisk stands 88 feet high with hieroglyphic inscriptions weighing around 325 tons. It now rests in Central Park with its historic voyage to New York documented in this account.
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Alexandria
Tha Ovstisk
Meyer
Tema
Ito
Metropolia
Reype
Che
Angiel
Tirde
Japan and U S Trade Outlook From Historical Data
The document reviews Japan’s population growth from 17 million to over 39 million and links it to rising foreign commerce. It notes foreign trade volumes around $22,000,000 forty years ago and about $41,000,000 in recent times, arguing that sustained population and trade growth support permanent trade relations with the United States.
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Japan
Agere
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