Fragmented Senate Debate on Antitrust and Voting Rights
A lengthy, garbled transcript recalls a August eighty three discussion on antitrust penalties and enforcement. It features speakers debating constitution interpretation and citizen duty to report violations, with references to district attorneys and an Missouri case.
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Porta Ris
Duryrey
Repubs
Mr. Briun
Pransider
Novosa
United State
Aml
United States
Usiriet
Sistingt
Breigtl
Vomphrine
Kansas
Farie
Teoma
Cals
Tibet
Tim Okey
Fry Inglieds
Aidi
Petiel
Ordaas
Thes Bey
Bernstein Beats Terry in Fury Filled Bout at New York
In a crowded arena, Bernstein battles McGovern and Terry in a tense boxing card. The middleweights trade hard shots with Bernstein scoring decisive blows and Terry answering with aggression before exhaustion limits action. Referee Gene Alley oversees the chaotic round exchanges and judges the outcome as the bout ends with Bernstein ahead.
Fragmentary OCR Note Distorts Company and Address
The readable bits mention a company and a residential location with garbled phrases. Names and exact places are unclear, but the fragment hints at a business or notice connected to a household box and pills. No definite action, date, or outcomes can be confirmed from the legible text.
Pensions list and local notices from Washingtan Nev
A murky OCR style list shows pensions, names, and small monetary amounts connected to a Nevada notice. It mentions locations such as Washingtan and Lupton, with scattered figures like 95, 1, 17, 12 and 40, plus various personal names and places, indicating a compilation of pension or accrued payments and related local notices.
One Claim Adjusted in Swernte-Five Percent Case
A muddled report notes a claim adjustment in a complex debt matter involving Carnahan & Co and others, with transfers of business to S.A. Webber and a dispute over real estate payments. The text references a Tipton special court, compromised souls, and creditors still unsettled, listing Cincinnati and Chicago as points of interest.
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Carnahan & CO
Tetred
Wedpall
Wil
Sur Zehney
S.A. Webber
Cincinnati
Carnshaw Shoe Company
Tarr Maynet
Tipton Pheealh
Rio Wits Fisterday
Aaron HH
Abn
Sa Ena
Castoria and stray fragments in a torn notice
Fragmentary OCR outlines a local notice mentioning Castoria and bears terms. It references liabilities and an assignment, with garbled names and phrases about a fashion event or operation on a street. The readable pieces are too broken to identify clear persons, places, or dates.
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Lucey
Roosevelt Campaign Tour Breaks Records in New York
Governor Roosevelt completes a record breaking statewide tour in New York, tallying 208 miles in thirty seven counties and delivering 120 speeches aboard a railroad train. He defends his policies against Bryan, pledges to press on with the campaign, and notes health and spirits remain strong despite a sore voice.
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United State
Lwenyy
New York
My. Honsevelt
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Owego
United States
Thomas C. Platt
Roosevelt
Harelisville
Wellsville
Addison
Bryan
Tn Bedkimne
Mr. Bryan
Ubal
Mgr
Philippines
Jeferson Davis
Pole
Campatan
Che Campilen
Wwe
Cyini
Gmuah
Wiest
Poe
Haanelal
Astine
Resernan
Unclear OCR Fragment on Political Figures and Actions
The text shows garbled phrases about a campaign, accusations of lies, and threats of socialistic tactics. It mentions a Bryan figure laying a foundation for socialism and offering inducements to destroy property, with references to nets and words and a connery. The fragment is incomplete and lacks verifiable specifics.
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Aonan
Bryan
YIGHORY 18 GERERAN Onto Continued Iron Base
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions political contention in Indiana. It references intimidation, corruption, and predictions about electing seven congressmen with potential strength in three districts. The garbled lines suggest party claims and electoral expectations amid turmoil.
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Yighory
Gereran
Tnalatia
Citer
Uribe
Indiana
Republican Majority Of 50 000 Claimed In New Jersey
Newark November 2 republican officials claim a statewide majority of about 50 000 in New Jersey after a thorough canvass by party leaders. Joseph H. Heller, state committeeman, says the canvass covered all counties and communities with careful checks on conditions. He asserts the margin reflects the resale of the canvas and the party’s broad support across the state.
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New Jersey
Newark
Wu Cuapatgherme Aemuet
Twa Tial “Oramuseentar Feaistla Muryliv
Death of Albert Tidiward After Eight Years of Illness
Albert Tidiward son of Sheriff and Mrs. A B Melching died at his Calhoun street home after eight years with a dread disease. He suffered torments, was unconscious for days, and passed away Saturday morning from tubercular meningitis of the brain. He was eight years old, loved by parents and siblings, and displayed notable mental and moral development. Survived by parents, three brothers William F August and Raseard, and three sisters Minnis Anne and Lorena. Funeral at St Paul’s Lutheran on Monday at 2 p m with Rev. officiating.
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Albert
Tidiward
A.B. Melching
Calhoun
St. Panls Lathernyelhuvett
Socialist Orators Rally Provokes Chicago Mob Riot
In Chicago on November 2 socialist speakers raised the red flag and were driven off by police after earlier protests. A larger red banner appeared on wagons and tensions grew as demonstrators clashed with supporters, roughly ejecting several speakers amid a crowd of about 1000 along Lake Street.
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Chicago
Inkovuratore
United States
Mahoney
Debs
Amity
Lake Street
Trouble in New York crowds as speaker rounded up
A November New York crowd on Seventh Street and Avenue C grew rowdy as a specialist labor advocate spoke, leading to arrests by about thirty officers. Elliciting crowd turmoil persisted for hours, with police dispersing the gatherings. Socialist headquarters nearby later reopened after bail.
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New York
Seventh Street
Avenue
Urge Desser to Withdraw Support for Bryan
In Boston Nat 2 The Globe reports an open letter to Eugene V. Debs urging withdrawal in favor of Bryan. Signers include Prof. Frank Parsons National Public Ownership League B Q Flower Arena F 12 wool Pomeroy Divot Legislation Association and Dr CW Galvin all personal friends of Debr. They advocate cooperative commonwealth and believe Bryan's view will hinder its rise.
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Boston
Eugene V. Dicks
Bryn
Frank Parsons
National Public Ownership League
Flower
Fowler
The
Arena
Wool Pomeroy
Thonal Divot Legislation Association
CW. Galvin
Debr
Bryan
Missionary Officers Elected in Wy M and A
Election notes from Pryor Indiana report Wy M mission officers chosen. President Mrs Ta Ay Helle selected. vice president R Pherae. other offices include Hayken and Mes MN Of Aisa. local names appear garbled but indicate officer slate chosen.
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Rly Pryor
Neering
Prestioni
Ta Ay Helle
Hayken
Vie Persident
Pherae
Rgevsroyens
Aisa Wakes
Fotin
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Portoire
SYRUE
California Fig Syrupco
Francisco
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Yorn
Ami
Sid Fillion
Avyan
Sporting
Lopes
Melber
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Bernarcin
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Terry
McGovern
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Ke Erry
Hart
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Tony Data Herd
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Drebae
Steyey Bros
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Joe. Aver Coupany
Caafuts, Ewe, Maas
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Pensions
FOX Indianians
Washingtan
Paadiegetitsen
Maraaville
Rhymes
White Cloud
Thonwis Miles
Hourlen
Phownas Spyder
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Tridel C. Cumarings
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Albert E. Melching
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Emile Social Democrat
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Satan
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