Ballot roll recount shows Clark versus Wilson struggle
A chaotic multi ballot tally outlines Clark ahead of Wilson with Underwood Harmon and others receiving sparse votes. By the tenth ballot, Clark leads narrowly with Wilson close behind and ongoing roll calls across states including New York California and Ohio amid a presidential nomination contest.
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Alabama
Underwood
Arizona
Clark
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Baldwin
Delaware
Wilson
Tehigan
Marshall
Hermon
Minnesota
Vwigon
Mingot Clerk
Montana
Forth
Garolina
Witaon
Annewood
Eyon
North
Daxotenwagon
Bryan
Ay Wilpon
Hannon
Ohio
Barmen
Kern
Oklahoms
Wileon
Oregon-Wilects
Pennsylvania
Harmon
Flabama
Underware
Maona—Clark
Arkansa
Maryland
Massachusetts
Underewood
Michigan
Warmonu
Waon
Miasissippi—Underwood
Miasowal—Clark
Nepraska
Nevada
New Tampahire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Garman
Olanhoma
Oregon
PenneyWania
Harman
Charles F. Murphy
Olle James
Tennessee
Ang-Haift
Gaynor
Wilton
Herman
James
Wilan
Oklahoma
Clari
Tammany
Beman & Maren
Champ Clark
Isgourt
New Messer
Washington
New York Standard
Charles Garathy
SS Louis
Rhoda Island
Rolleseman
Sas
Nelle
Alfalfa Bil” Murray
Birth of a new star captured by scientists in space images
In Tondon June 1 scientists led by Dr. Edward A. Fath reported photographs showing a spiral Nebula forming into a new star system from a cloud of nebulous matter. Professor David Toed of Amasre College observed the onset of star formation as the nebula condensed into a new solar body, with experts noting the process parallels theoretical predictions of planetary system birth from colliding nebulas.
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Tondon
Edward A. Fath
St Wilson
Paradena
Calcott
Ieesor
Richie
Syeres
Fath
Helpscans
David “Toad
Amasre*ollege Observatory
Biittertan
Ieee
African Jumper Rival to George Horine in High Jump
The article discusses a Watusa athlete from German East Africa as a formidable rival to George L. Horine, world high jump champion. It cites a National Geographic piece by Adolphus Frederick and Luke of Mecklenburg describing Watusa height, training methods, and remarkable jumps up to about 2.50 meters, with reports of performances from 1.50 to 1.60 meters in earlier exhibitions.
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Watusa
George L. Horine
Africa
Horin
National Geographic
Adolphus Frederick, Luke
Macklenburg
East Africa
Meck Jenburg
Iba Rod
Duke of Mecklenburg
Wna
Alimoxt
Watus
Halgat
Boya
Mecklenburg
Deadlock at Democratic Convention Amid Ballot Flux
The narrative chronicles a prolonged balloting process with New York's insistence on Harmon, Wilson and Clark jockeying for support, Tammany clashes, and a Bryan entrance tilting momentum. Delegates shift between Clark Wilson Underwood Harmon as rounds pass, with police separated disputes and a promised adjournment after a long deadlock.
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Bryan
Wilson
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Bryen
Othe
Nebraska
Champ Clark
Stone
David R Francie
Missouri
Mack
James
Small Doses and a New Baby Brother Announcement
The Nurse-The Doctor presents a playful note about a newly born baby brother, Freddy-Thait, described as very small, and humorously attributed to a homeopath or unconventional doctor. The piece reads as a whimsical home frontier child’s vignette.
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Freddy—Thait
Gene Biratton Porter Buys Rome City Cottage
Gene Biratton Porter of Geneva buys the Max Hotmank cottage and grounds at Rome City for use in writing a new novel. A stone was thrown through a window at Tyala K. Kirby’s residence on West Main Street. police were called to investigate. Patterson-Fletcher Co sells white enamelware and Mackinaw coats to young ladies.
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Gene Biratton Porter
Geneva
Max Hotmank
Rome City
New Noval
Tyala
K. & Kirby
West Main
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Bohemian Laces in Prominent Market Noted by Dry Goods Keynomist
Bohemian laces are indicated for a noteworthy position, with demand growing for the exclusive trade. Imitations from Venise and Chantillys are being introduced to meet needs in medium and popular priced lines, while Bohemian features are imitated in various cotton laces across styles.
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Drymonds
Trea
Leading Items in Dry Goods Hosiery from SFUETOREIS
The report notes white Shetlands remain the top selling item in stock, with patrons seeking shadow designs and floral motifs. Demand narrows to sheer cobweb styles with comfortable, delicate textures while color offerings and sizes adjust to shopper preferences.
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Patterson
Public auctions and funeral notices appear in brief
A public auction is set for 10 a.m. at the corner of Main and Clinton streets. Funeral gobearers listed for the Stoneburner service include William Mentaken John Cresa Joseph Hickly and M Tehan. The Manchester and Moire shirt week price is $1.00 Patterson Letorer Co.
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Main and
Clinton Streets
William Mentaken
John Cresa
Toseph Hickly
Dah Alten
M. Tehan
Manchester and
Moire
Patterson! Letorer Co
Death of Rebel Leader Ends Rebellion in Havana
Havana June 28 General Monteagind commander in chief reports the death of rebel leader General Esterez ends the rebellion. He believes Oriente will be pacified within two days and that control will extend across the region soon. The cavalry and local forces are tightening their grip while authorities push for stability.
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Havana
Montea-gind
Esterez
Monteagudo
Oriente
WIlbur D. Do Nessit on Wimmen and Votes
A garbled speech fragment shows Wilbur D. Do Nessit arguing against women voting, insisting the party must stay organized. He claims women pressure him, cites Hen McGurk, Roosevelt context, and warns that without party discipline the election could fail.
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Wimmen Kittin
Chey
Cho
Daddy's Definition of Fame in Front Page Clipping Chat
A playful exchange about fame as seeing one's picture on the front page of a newspaper. One speaker defines fame as having a photo on the front page, with the other adding it would bring daily recognition. The dialogue hints at youth seeking status through media visibility.
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Tohnny
Bridge club winds through quips and grand prizes
A late afternoon bridge session drew jests about suffragettes and a woman’s place at home. The dealer’s table heard a sharp quip about mothers and politics, followed by laughs as the event featured notably magnificent prizes for the winners.
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Wistog Witt
Fragmentary sports quip on leg injury and rule change
A friend asks about a football injury and the victim suggests a rule revival. The sufferer defends the existing rules, noting the center rush should have been revived on the opposing team.
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Thes
To See Herself in Charity Display by Mrs Loudleigh
A fragmented dialogue notes Mrs Givem-Ion't and Mrs Loudleigh as ostentatious over a charity table scene. The speaker remarks Mrs Roustein-Ostentatiors would also desire a pier glass over her mantle for display and charity work.
Hobbe Mrs Nobbs Dressed For Evening Outing
Mrs Nobbs wearing a tailored outfit and accessories prepares for an evening out. The scene notes Hobbe as the designer or associated person and mentions a purchase from a local slaughter establishment likely marking a social event or gathering.
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Hobbe
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement From Mrs Lola Love
Mrs Lola Love of Covana Ga endorses Foley Kidney Pills claiming quick relief for kidney and bladder issues. She says the pills act directly on kidneys and bladder and recommends them to others for urinary concerns.
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Lola Love
Wiley Love
Covana
Foley
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Harmon Colum
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