Bryan speech greets vast crowds at Philadelphia rail station
Col Bryan arrives amid immense throngs at Broad Street station Philadelphia. He spends the night then proceeds to Wilmington Del as crowds line streets to hear his remarks. He answers questions on Philippine policy urging independence for Cuba and a strong federal role, amid Democratic welcome.
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Thundelphin
William
Biya
Wilmingston
Del
Marpians
Delaware
Bryan
Democratic City Committee
Pullaiia
Brout Street
Pentsy
Wana
New Tonacre
Wilmington
Lael
Bryan Aiawe
Jim
B. Nielss
New Gastle County
Philip Pianer
Philipine Islands
Congress
Philippine Islands
Gul
Trum
Neceplunea
Roveromenl
Bobay
Promiard
Geo
Pratention
Cubana
Anecas
Enya
LeEeKs
Mnantha Mecmanry
Citi Ng Lalilely
Baltippine
Republi
E4ik
Cuba
Beyenther
Republican
United States
Willy Tuman
Beyan
Grara
Rem
Unclear historical report of ship and river travel clumsily transcribed
A garbled OCR style note describes men gathering near a cartiagy and a steamboat voyage toward Washington Park, Delaware River, six miles downriver. It mentions a person named Bryon and mentions innovation, with confusion in wording and place names.
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Bryon
Washington Park
Delaware
Fragmentary OCR hints at political critique and republican critique
The readable fragments discuss corruption and protectionist rhetoric, opposing plunder under pretext of protection. Trynn references five questions for the Republican party and a critique of meeting campaign issues. The tone mirrors a wartime or reform era political column.
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Trynn
Republican Party
Uigeenmpaigan
Roosevelt Refuses To Answer New Questions On Canal Case
A crowd gathered as Governor Roosevelt declined to discuss a printed review of questions about canal policy. He stated most inquiries were meant for the attorney general, and would be sent for passage to a higher authority.
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Romie
Roorevelt
Ekstius
New York
Ice Trust
Ime
Nani
Lon
Mayob van Wyck
Linseed Oil Prices Rise Amid Domestic Use Demand
News from New York reports a broad rise in linseed oil and seed prices across markets. Producers note new advances in raw seed, with oil prices up to 75 cents per gallon and higher seed costs fueling the shift, while retailers warn of limited availability and cautious consumer demand.
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New York
Byiess
Ennia
Guy Peters
Siyannoe
Court News Digest Notes Divorces and Probate Actions
Court records show filings in divorce and estate matters. Mary Uaddy v. Dalla Rogers seeks partition of real property with questions answered under attorney guidance. Will and guardian appointments listed for Sophia McMahon, Liverno Bellamy estate cases proceed toward probate and public sale.
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Filye O'Ruaske
Von
Drayce
Willow Royer
A. H. Bittinger
Aid Wintstintow
Wiltiow
A. Richart
Mary Uaddy
Dalla Rogers
Priirie
O'Rourke
Ennants
Frank Boevat Wes
George Ey
Adan Jeleries Lox
Nolo
Bell & Dougtinuny Oe
Anh McNwlon
Han
Sophia McMahon
Huey
Bessie Beart
Mudge Orainke
Bellamy
Willait Toevel
Toran Whitman
Bred H. Meyers
Squire Tanooy
Anna Te Bierkes
Faward Dierfuss
Chan
Ty Fekerk
BP. Ryn
Ator Oyshers
Railroad club names Allen Hamilton president
A railroad club elected Allen Hamilton as president, signaling a leadership change within the organization and confirming his leadership role among its members.
Great speakers to come at Wilrond meeting Fort Wayne crowd
A large Wilrond employees gathering formed a Bryan element at the city hall. The group discussed reorganizing and named officers led by President Allen Haumiltan and Vice President L Metaner. Seconding speakers included Sylee Edward O'Rourke and S. 0. Temtng as brief addresses. The meeting adjourned after a brief program and a plan for further action.
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Wilrond
Fort Waynb
Bryan Weilrond
Elith
Vailriders
W.S. Wells
McKintlige
Rertsreylwaini
Elostel Eamain
Andemy Huber
Tinatwanah
Sylee Edward O'Rourke
Stevenson Day Campaign Visit Heads to Fort Wayne
Stevenson Day will bring former U S President Atal E. Stenson to Fort Wayne on November 2 for rallies and a parade. Local and state dignitaries, farmers, and business leaders will participate as crowds are expected to exceed four thousand across an eighty mile radius with plans for a morning parade and an evening procession.
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Atal E. Stenson
Ax-Vier
United States
Culidensshn Vatetis
Mite Atiscline
Liv
Man Taxeph
Dalleys
Ini Bint Tran
Ate Yangemouis
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Manqueville
Kerndalville
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Rattvoid
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Jacan
Tayi Sedan
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Thomas
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Keres
de Napratie
Ypowetany
Waynes
Pytienss
Wilian Berger
Wav
Damucratie
Siovenian
Ines
Joviraligna
Altona
Meyer
Taevey AL Bush
Kaine Fort Wayne Printers
Fe Mile Imy-Spoorhen
Ryynn
Maryland
Eo Js Qlin
Dally
Tony Coleiinh
Galway
Wayren
Hundington
Min Coterink
Wafarhy
Dryav
Stevens
Unclear fragment about travel costs and letters
Fragmentary note discusses hire of an a penint car, expenses, and a pledge of contributions. Mentions a committee and a speech, with signatures James HE Jones and references to vows and assurances. Purpose and specifics are unreadable due to damaged text.
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Loni
James HE. Jones
Straw Vote On Bary Street At Market Ends In Split
A local straw vote conducted by Tywayaung men on Bary street near the market drew passers by from 2 until 8:80. The tally showed 63 for Regan, 28 for McKinley, and 5 for other options, reflecting a narrow outcome.
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Bary Street
Tor Regan
McKinley
Bailey to Speak in Fort Wayne on November 2
Hon Joseph W Bailey of Texas is slated to visit Fort Wayne with Vice President Adlai Stevenson on Friday November 2. The veteran Democrat, long a House leader and eloquent orator, will address local supporters along with Fort Wayne figures including Senator G Holl and others.
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Joseph W. Bailey
Fort Wayne
Adini EB. Stevenson
Bailey
Hose
Esimtye
Vongress
Tanita
Robinsen
Senata Trem
Ma White
Texas
Iai
Mali Ain
Unghie
Chita
Funday Amd
Chere
Heela
Gyrtranmy Jones
Daniel McCannysha
Fort Waying
Chieyza
Wuo
Te G. Holl
Paut Wayne
Tadd Bailay
Fort Waynn
MrConnville
Visit to Columbia Campaign Event Draws Local Notables
The article notes a gathering of prominent residents including Darraw, Ghloasa, Ken, Grunmond, and Bret in Columbia to attend a White House campaign event. April Toh Ey Uns plans a coordinated outreach effort and local clubs seek to attend the evening at Calin Wo City Batustar.
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Tetterson
Othur Club
Aremboranks
Fort Wayne speech dominates campaign scene in February rally
A chaotic Fort Wayne event marks a major campaign moment as numerous speakers including candidates and party figures address a large audience. The gathering features staged remarks, sponsor participation, and calls for strong party unity amid vigorous outreach across the district.
Disappeared Bride Elect Ends Her Life in Indiana News
Disjointed report from Union City Indiana details a wedding plan disrupted by a missing bride to be, 70 year old groom, and a fatal outcome. The article references local church events and a mysterious disappearance affecting community members with scattered names and locations.
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Union City
Ind
Matthew Small
Chistian
Weilnes
Ashhel Audrus
Miss Wavy Debelt
Delagh
Brent Faderens
Modoc
Randolph
Mission Convention Highlights and Election Results
A sanitised report from a 19th century mission convention notes attendance at the Fomo and Pavvign Mleulanary society meeting held by Presbyterians. Elections selected Kendall as President and PB McOxen as Secretary, with other officers listed. the foreign mission talk featured Rev. Stumley C. Houshes and C Graenan.
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Rial
Fomo
Pavvign Mleulanary
Ae Presbyterian Ehnyen
Ufflee
Kendall
la Povie
Mrn
PB. McOxen
Tuylthinpolis
J.B. Bench
Kellan
Bort Wayne Mt
F. Nylon
Lytlanagalls
de Wolte
Kanganapornster
B. Pike
Mouletes
Evan
Ube aessLon
Untitled regional brief on disputed election events
Fragmentary OCR notes describe chaotic events around a regional contest with references to multiple persons and places. The text mentions Winkly and Du Bel QoowAn, Hoarapel, Stare, and Hyetpia with unclear roles and outcomes.
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Winkly
Hoarapel
Aden Ly Bate
Tabi
Donbishe
Hyetpia
Pacomniece
Poison Death At Supfer Indianapolis Woman Dies
An Indianapolis woman, Mrs Bridgewater, reportedly consumed poison during an entertainment at Supfer. She became ill, refused food, and died three weeks after the marriage, with investigators delaying confirmation as questions remained about the circumstances surrounding her husband and the events of the evening.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lve
Youle Bridgawater
Nadavel
Bridgewater
Tragic Death Prompts Inquiry Into Family Dispute
A woman described as of good family attempted suicide after denying nurture and died early Wednesday after a physician observed she was incoherent. A white powder was identified. Details of a bowie incident between her husband and herself remain unknown.
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Vaney
Mridgewster
Tragedy Follows Street Duel In Greeisburg
In Greeisburg on October 25 a street duel between Dy Condé Beets and William Dey ended with a man dying by self harm prompted by the earlier events. Mel Swift testified at the coroner's inquest detailing what she witnessed and provided a signed statement later filed as part of the case. Coroner Caranen Guilifer returned with preliminary notes citing evidence from the scene as investigators pursue the cause and charges.
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Greeisburg
Ted
Toun
Swift
Condé Beets
William Deyton
Barlot
Mel Swift
Ee Earniter
Caranen Guilifer
Forced and wed in day court case ends in marriage
In a troubled legal proceeding from Porty Tad, two parties wed shortly after a divorce was ordered. The groom, Fulwards, had faced a contested split, while his bride, Glanles WW Byrne, is described as a wealthy resident of Taake county. The affair follows a dispute over consent and a boy’s guardianship, with the court’s permission in question.
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Porty
Tad
Wklin DL
Fulwards
Wdivarie
Glanles
Byrne
Tellne
Ts Patel
Edwarda Mes
Edwards
Andre Hy Maldusemagya
Harrison
Attempts on Oaklind City politician shock Evanaville
An assassination attempt targeted Josephus Lee a prominent Oaklind City politician. The attacker used a poker during a confrontation near a New Yorker Morning gathering. Lee survived after being struck, while the assailant fled. Lee remained a popular congressional candidate two years later.
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Evanaville
Josephus Lee
Oaklind
Free Aid
Agele
Congress
Grand jury to investigate unnamed allegations and carnival gambling
The grand jury begins inquiry into a dairy plant fire and alleged financial misconduct at a company led by Mr Barrys president. Prosecutors focus on altered records and possible bribe schemes while reporters probe for connections to a carnival scandal and gambling accusations surrounding unidentified individuals.
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Mtaontacs Howinang
Barrys
Mignina
Anapeile Sayers
Solan
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