Clash Over Election Officers as Federal Marshals Open Fire
Denver dispatch reports violent clashes as federal marshals and special deputies confront voters near the police and sheriff offices. Wounded include Officer Charles Carpent en and Hampton Jackson. Deputy John Brinford killed. Authorities swear in hundreds of deputies, with orders to keep the peace and exclude interference at polling sites.
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Denver
Gol
Anice
John G .Ryan
Charles F. Carpedten
Hampton Jackson
Charles Breen
Eutovet
Richard Hardman
Charlies F. Carpenter
Gree
Twenty-Second
Larimer
Bey
Stewart Harvey
Bleyard Harriman
Green
Tatally Wouthterd
Brinford
Heatett
Dev
United States
Guarshads
Wylls
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Niom
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Taltea
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Ous
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Sieuend
Walcott
Sheri Jones
Lengue
Apa
Board of
Evanly
Dinegayd
Jynge Butler
Lindids
Married by Lowdon Grace Carr in Kentucky ceremony
The report notes Grace Carr married at Loulevila Kentucky and was given away by Anhaanday Chunty in a United States ceremony. Details on the bride's movements and family members are unclear due to damaged text.
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Loudon
May
Tmiss
Grace Carr
Loulevila
Lord Newborough
Savo Suapel
United States
Anhaanday Chunty
Mia
Chnusasy
Bold
réedjHanwy Kia Bayo Ptyft
Luly
Treatment of obesity and dietary exercise guidance
In a dated discussion the text explains obesity as a condition preventable by regulating diet and exercise. It notes that slender individuals may seek more food due to facial/bodily features and their cells’ energy use, while fat accumulation depends on diet and activity levels. It emphasizes reducing liquid intake and pacing meals to curb appetite.
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Wooten
Decktonburg
von ‘Noorien
Antivimperialism dominates post election debate in US
The Evening News comments on Antiv imperialism and resentment toward England as Bryan's defeat reverberates. The Times and Westminster Gazette praise Bryan’s stance against imperialism and money power. The Pall Mall Gazette notes the defeat as a setback for tyranny of money and a sign of American political shift. The selection argues the election’s global impact and calls for a steady, honest administration.
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England
Buens
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Croker
Yamini
Sayas
Thyan
Brown
Lily
Brymheen Leuk
Sme Biya
Quilliens Eusseiaus
Roosevelt
Friends
Rakivs
United States
Tvimin
Uneaun
Olen
Oro
Dapertansey
Fie
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America
Timany
Littl
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May Bryan Tiad
United Britua
Cuba
Philippines
Mr. McKinney
May Jooke
Ransilencs
McKininy
Presidential Ballot and Campaign Scenes Across States
Citizens in Lincoln and Canton witnessed presidential voting with Bryan and McKinley casting ballots. The scenes featured crowded streets, crowding, and brief public addresses, highlighting the election atmosphere and party fervor in Nebraska and Ohio. Bryan’s exchange with a Republican on Philippine policy and McKinley’s orderly voting with his delegation marked a tense, partisan day of polling.
Stevenson Votes at Bloomington Polls
Mr Stevenson votes at precinct 6 Adlai Stevenson casts a ballot at North Main Street polling place in Bloomington Indiana. He was accompanied by his son Lewis G Stevenson and found the street quiet with few pedestrians. After voting he returned home.
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Bloomington
Adlai Stevenson
North Main Street
Bls
Lewis G. Stevenson
Almodt
Governor Roosevelt Votes at Oyster Bay in New York
Governor Roosevelt cast his vote at his Oyster Bay home and said he did not anticipate serious trouble in New York City. He stated he would be ready to go to the city today if needed, otherwise he would stay home, while he would receive the NS tnt.
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New York
Rannavelt
Oyster Bay
New York City
NS Tnt
Maple Grove Items in Weakened OCR Notes and Names
A read fragment from Maple Grove items mentions Waslingluy township and local names Mika Esther Wright Valencine Dtoya and Chesumy Lenny Charis Dew. The text includes a reference to an upcoming sale on November 8 and a note about a meeting held last week with waring remarks.
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Waslingluy
Bennett
Mika Esther Wright
Suanday
Ql Mies
Valencine
Dtoya Ware
Aunty
Suwulnye
Vania Kahn
Chesumy
Lenny Charis Dew
Miss Jietner Wendiere
Bobay
Sumnel S Dunbar
Hudtlil
Breiffer
de Lusnes
Badin
Opposition to Sunday Hunting Organizes in Washington
Citizens of Wo district Washington township organize to prevent sulbuth war. Ladies and gentlemen admitted to membership. They draft a four strong constitution with members pledging $3 if failing to report such violations of the law.
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Distret
Washington Township
One Reason Why Bunalty’s Higigrade Cof Fll Arwaya
Fragmentary OCR text describes a claim about Bunalty and Higigrade Cof Fll with references to Fogel, Creelty, and Lutherian schools. The legible parts suggest a discussion of vested rights and a show of interest involving Calhoun and Brvetdon, with unclear names and places.
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Bunalty
Fogel
Brvetdon
Creelty
Lie Fromm
Lely Ann Fxbniyeses
Fort Wayne Election News Draws Thousands for Updates
Fort Wayne residents gathered in the downtown area and at public headquarters to watch election results. Stereopticons, loudspeakers, and typewritten bulletins delivered updates at multiple points amid light rain, with private wires and telegraph service temporarily disrupted. Citizens cheered as returns showed both major parties leading in various states, while photos of nominees drew cheers or jeers.
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Fort Wayne
Hamilton National Brace
Malan
Calhoon
Main
Masonic Temple
Cliony
Wny
Frgue
Bryan
Melfinley
Enthusiasm Grows Over New York and Indiana Returns
Voters watch New York figures and early city returns with eagerness while Fort Wayne crowds rally. High school yell energy accompanies the scene as Republicans gain. despite cuts in bulletins, steady crowds remain on the streets. Also noted is the wedding of Miss Ida F daughter of David Fritz of Lewiston Township.
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Fort Wayne
Ida F
David Fritz
Lew
Wart
Lewis Jackson
Will Evan
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