Prominent Labor Leader Accused in Presidential Plot
A transformed report alleges President Roosevelt offered a high office to Daniel J Keefe in exchange for influence within the labor movement. The claim centers on a secret meeting in Washington and mentions Prohibition era figures, urging disclosure if denials arise. The piece notes claims surfaced but source details remained undisclosed.
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Daniel JD Keefe
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International Association
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Keefe
Wathington
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Mwede
Suffragists clash as riotous mob invades British Parliament
London October 1 a suffrage protest escalated into a violent melee around Parliament. Police and troops restricted access as demonstrators clashed with officers, windows were broken, and the public gallery barred. One woman was carried out and later dismissed. crowds chanted and jeered amid a siege by authorities.
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House of Gon Mans
London
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Nelson Monument
Sau Sears
House of Commons
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Lawman
Jainster Bridge
Baer Park
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Linwrenes
Dwelling Near Hud Son Completely Burned
A farm home known as the old Collas place two miles south of Waly town burned completely between 10 and 11 oclock. Owned by the Dubhle Busse estate the house and contents were destroyed. John Hasselman Jr and others escaped as the fire broke out likely from a cupola. Insurance covered part of the loss. The frame building was of large timber and the kitchen survived with fire nearby.
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Avburs
Ind
Nad AL
MT. Dunnentiger
John Hasselman
George Lasselman
Auburn
Hinaman
Fusselman
Bnaibfirug
Funeral details for Mrs Mary W. Wil aimed
The remains of Mrs Mary W. Wil aimed will be directed to Pellicer Undertaking Parlors in West Weve for funeral services. Lerrier notes indicate a service schedule in Linrkhenagh with a Hart ylerninge preya.
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Mont Rag
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Mora Ak
United States Leads World In Production Of Goat
The United States tops global production of goats by over 100 percent, outproducing Germany and others. the survey notes the U S share of the world total remains dominant while other nations contribute smaller shares. The report highlights the United States’ lead and its impact on global production patterns.
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United States
Bormany
Taft Dates Visit Indiana Fort Wayne Saturday
In Indiana Taft dates include Fort Wayne with a campaign appearance at a venue mentioned among visiting speakers. The schedule lists events around the afternoon and evening, with potential stops and local engagement in nearby areas as part of a broader Midwest tour.
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Taft
Indiana
Fort Wayie
Taft and Bryan Campaign Across States Amid Campaign Events
The report details campaigns of William Howard Taft and William Jennings Bryan in various states. It notes Bryan speaking in Nebraska with many speeches, criticizing Taft and the Republicans on farm policy and deposit guarantees. Taft’s tour includes Cleveland area stops and a notable accident delaying his Sterling to Stirling run, with Taft addressing audiences on labor and reform themes.
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Erie
Houlmere & Ohio Railroad
Registration in Chicago Pleases Republicans
Fragmentary OCR text describes registration activity in Chicago and its reaction from Republicans. It mentions dates, political context, and the perception of registration results, but the readable portions are incomplete and scattered.
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Chicago
Unclear City News Item in Broken Text
Fragmentary city note references names and places with garbled phrases. Readers should note missing details. main facts and actions are not discernible from the OCR. The fragment mentions a person, locations, dates, and events but specifics are not interpretable here.
Want ads in the Journal Gazette are only Ye a word
Fragmentary line suggests classified wants in the Journal Gazette with truncated wording Ye a word. Limited readable context prevents full meaning. likely an advertising brief indicating terse notices or costs.
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Journal Gazette
Paris city of art and life inspires thoughtful visitors
Paris, city of beauty and culture, is praised as a center of art and history. The piece argues that judging Paris requires local knowledge and a wide view, citing sights like the Conciergerie, Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame, Versailles, and Luxembourg Palace, and notes the era’s social habits and public manners.
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Thomas A Becket
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Rome
States That Are Solid for Bryan More Than Votes Enough
A public list shows states where Bryan would receive the electoral vote including the Solid South and Nebraska. The narrative recalls political figures and historical sites in Paris, with references to the Concorde, the Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame, Pantheon, and the Napoleonic era lingered in memoirs and travel notes.
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Bryan
New York
Nebruuke
Andiamin
Obin
West Virginia
Strangler chafes at adjournment and political bias
In a Fort Wayne letter dated May 1, 1908, R S Taylor questions Congress for delaying important bills into mid May, accuses Republicans of pandering to trusts, and criticizes Judge Taylor and party leaders over Roosevelt’s proposals and Gilliams reelection amidst mudslinging. He asks if Washington lawmakers heed public opinion shifts.
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R. S. Taylor
Congress
Roosevelt
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Cannon and Watson
Court News From Auburn Court Docket Tangles Details
Proceedings in Auburn Indiana today feature two cases. Charles Jenkins testifies on a divorce plea by Jane Courtney against Estella Courtney alleging desertion and insults during marriage. Jenkin’s docket includes a separate suit by Jolly Palmer against Mayo AWM for money owed and property, with interest and costs specified.
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Palmer
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