Senatorial rumors and a club endorsement in Boston
In a Boston interview an unnamed figure denies candidacy for the United States Senate while rumors persist about his ambitions. The piece notes Secretary Root attended the funeral of cousin E D. Butterick, then stayed with his daughter Mrs. U.S. Grant II in Brookline before returning to Washington.
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Boston
Ah Efternqon
See
Tetany
Pliny Bent
Wefad
States Senate
Senate
Tary Abuel
Root Vane
E D. Butterick
U.S. Grant II
Brookline
Washington
Sherman at Hot Springs Amid Rest and Strategy
Vice President-elect Sherman visits Hot Springs to rest and plot for the campaign. He meets at the Homestead hotel amid reports of discussions on strategy and positions for the upcoming political contest.
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Sherman
Hot Springs
Bot Springs
Taft
Ir- Slula
Judge Att
Homestead
Chess Jn & Position
Pasate Hean
Bryn
Emperor Sinking as China Ruler Falters
November 12 report from Polin waters carriers say the emperor of China is very ill and near collapse. Western medical aid is reportedly not accepted, stirring concern over stability and leadership.
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Perrin
Polin
China
Kicking off Public Works Meeting Sparks Street Protests
Residents packed the room as the board discussed street resurfacing plans and a key contract with Derheimer Co. Bids were opened for three sewers and the main project, with concerns raised about delays and funding usage. The meeting adjourned after debate on deposits and the city’s street conditions.
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Board of Public Works
Jeno
Maldise Tin Seoebhiner
Suntervield
Brackenrides
Waylur
Colmala
Avenue
Metropol Construction
Sut- Haield
Logan
Bloom
Kickers
To Derheimer
Derheimer & Co
Othey
Rushai
Clifton Avenuic
Sos Orad
Fey Marth
South
Derhemer & Co
North Branch
Nebraska
Columa
President Roosevelt Sets Insight on Farm Life Conditions
The article discusses President Roosevelt's views on improving farm life conditions and outlines planned hearings and measures. It mentions the New York State Agricultural College and various committees, including letters to farmers and directors, while noting the broad aim to study farming conditions and seek practical remedies.
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Roosevelt
Chan
Tsk
New York State Agrents
College of Warnells University
Ahaiutar
Iit
Civer Dale
Chenine Teaters Hive
Trey Beer
Hurnushiat
Tarntier4s
Rite Waythers Coatey
Ilse
Doetors
Feidlers
Eashirley
Warivaltiens
Shales
Conmiey Purpere
Tarmers
Inyvley
Bailey
Nombara
Aneilil
Carimple
Conmvantitie
Appointments Highlight Indiana State Conservations Moves
Hanly announces multiple state appointments including to the Indiana Railroad Commission and State Conservation Commission. Delegates named to National Rivers and Harbors Congress, plus local officials to oversee forestry and natural resources preservation. References to Pinchot and a Washington meeting. Emphasizes conservation aims and state representation.
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C. S. Bush
Indianapolis
Hanly
Indiana Railroad Conmission
Mde
Aulan Sunt
John PF. McChire
Anderson
Tudge Metsure
Bas Ike Rae
State House
Gary
Senalir Arye Hanna
Plainfieldayy
Bash
State Conservation Commission
Hanky
I. H. Odell
Evansville
J. Sackett
barPayette
W. H. Freeman
State Card of Forestry
WL Wickey
Chicago
J. D. Oliver
South Bend
Bush
Fort Wayne
James Wi
Henry Riesenherrer
Sergiannis
Davis
Indianpolis
Messrs
Riesenberger
Indlang
Purhora
E. Newlin
Lawrenceburg
Krink & Posay
Janes Wayle Finnson
Vincennes
C. Kenneny
Cyawford
Greenna
Winfold
T. Durbin
Anderso
Oither
Gifford Pinchot
Washington, DC
Urban decline and city rail debate in Wisconsin
Unclear OCR fragment mentions urban decline, Wisconsin Central rail service, city improvements, and a 3-venue event. Notes time references, a timekeeper, and a waterworks board. includes a brief personal reference to a four-year service period and rural/urban concerns.
Dead woman found with head wound in Warsaw
Mrs. Samwel Hite was found dead by her son in Warsaw after an apparent self inflicted tragedy. Authorities described a deep gash on the back of the head and said the body lay in the kitchen area for several hours awaiting examination by a physician. The case sparked homicide theories as investigators weighed murder versus suicide.
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Warsaw
Ind
Samuel Hite
Suffragettes Violated Sanctity of Church in London
London reports describe suffragette agitation as activists disrupted a church worship service on November 12. Movements leaders and the Establishment debate drew protests and strong public reactions as police and officials attempted to restore order amid accusations of disrespect.
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London
Movustine Bierral
Lor Tela
Secretace
Rirriel
Weather forecast for Washington and nearby areas
Forecast calls for warmer trends with sun and scattered clouds. Expect mild daytime temperatures through the weekend with light breezes and chances of brief showers in western sections. Overnight lows remain cool with a quiet, dry pattern returning after Saturday.
War menace persists as diplomatic circles seek Vienna accord
Reports from Vienna today indicate Russia remains outwardly firm while anxiety grows in diplomatic circles over the Balkan crisis. Austria Hungary seeks to limit Serbia’s belligerence, with mediation uncertain. The note may shape Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro talks and whether an international congress can be convened.
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Pathasburg
Agair
Balkan
Vienna
Wrange
Great Britain
Austria
Ukab
Bosnia
Torresovnia
Dalkin
Af Tswalsigy
Holiday Closures Notice for Local Schools
The county superintendent Trishin mialoes amid eNOS announces holidays for schools. Thanksgiving and Christmas observances lead to early dismissals and late openings. The Sonica will adieu Mir Thiatksgietig on Wednesday evening with related events.
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Colimbta Cody
Enos
Christina Tinny
Sonica
Ronnie Mentee Juwion
Chrintii Helldave
Dimiss
Hundreds Lose Lives in Westphalia Mine Disaster
A sudden explosion and ensuing fire at Radbed Mine near Aamtal, Germany, trapped 280 miners underground. Only six escaped uninjured as 35 were killed before rescue attempts ended. 302 remained listed as lost as flames blocked access and officials ordered sealing the mine. A rescue corps from Courtlere, France, arrived but could not enter. Dramatic scenes unfolded in the town as the wounded were rushed to hospitals. The exact cause of the blast remained unclear.
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Aamtal Westphalia
Germany
Helsing
Radbed
Walen
Courtlere
Drance
Hhrougt
Mercer Guests at Home and Local Gatherings
Dr ang Ars Db. J hosted Mr and Mrs Robert Mercer at their Mercer home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs J W Fenner visited friends near Ossian Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harler Somers spent Sunday with Charles Clark near Gasian. Mr Beest Schopenhauer’s bee neg Sam complete. His barn destroyed by fire weeks earlier and this one to replace. Mr and Mrs Brak Snider entertained A D Hadley and family Sunday. Tabs Vimmernun recalled his forty seventh birthday with many friends gathering at his home.
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Pol
Ind
Ang Ars Db
Mercer
Robert Mercer
J. W. Fenner
Ossian
Harler Somers
Charles Clark
Gasian
Beest Schopenhagen
Bern
Brak Snider
A.D. Hadley
Sunda
Foreign Council Deliberates Over William's Course in Berlin
The Foreign Committee of the German Empire met in extraordinary session to discuss Emperor William IIs potential moves amid the Casablanca incident and the Reichsregierung. The gathering, described as cautious, focused on assessing public stance and possible successors while Von Buelow and others weigh future steps. Prince von Fuerstenberg, viewed as a moderating influence, remains central to plans. The meeting adjourned with no decisive action, and coverage notes ongoing government concerns as the emperor hunts locally.
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William
von Buelow
Maximilian Warden
Audh
Foreign Committee of Federal Council
Berlin
Federal Council
Willem
Casablanca
Chancelior
von Buslam
Eurmines
Eimperoe
Wiliam
Jon Buelow
Reichslug
Prince van Fuerstenbure
Doiuts Cogeiliern
Swabia
Theobald Sethien-Holliweg
Interior
Borer von Rheinbaden
Pransfurter Zaltuns
Prince von Buelow
Reich
Presen
Reichstag
Hopkins Alust Gight Seeks Political Comeback in Race
In Springfield a heated campaign surrounds Senator Hopkins Alust Gight as he faces reelection. The race centers on legislative program proposals, district protections, and the fate of his seat amid opposition from opponents and party figures.
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Hopkins Alust
Springfield
Barrie Wat
Bophinte
Wirali
Neta
Wibis
Tor Menovs
Partichntad
Triton Dai
Isenator Hopkins
Cary Teenlee
Geomie Ranrid
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Klint Root Tulten
Flatt
Joseph H. Choate Ead
Horace Forter
Anson G. McCnak
New Yorke
Staate
Liberty Hall Bailey
Kaiser Wilhelm
Reichatas 18 Uy
You Buelaw
Ang
Reichstal
Emperor William
van Buslew
Maxiillian Hardet
Wayne Man
Fond du Lac, Wis
Wisconsin Central Railroai
Tils City
Tke
Abe
Annie Petia
Vases
Taedal
Holibays For
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Wilhelm
Fatherland
Kaiser
Bvelin
Nevis
Chancellor von Apeto Frurged
Thennaschin
Nss
Hepbie
Pepuntiesens
Albert J. Hopkins
George E. Foss
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