Bishop Caldwell Urges Negro Support for Taft
New York report quotes Bishop J. By Caldwell of the African Methodist Episcopal Church warning that colored voters lean toward the Republican presidential ticket. He cites Kentucky California and Alabama as examples and urges unity with the GOP while suggesting the Democratic party offers little for the race. Other bishops echo concerns as party alignment dominates.
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J. By Caldwell
Phiindutpbla
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Tisnojs
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Antonite
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Sharen
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Mississippi River
Caldwell
Caldwoll
National Republican
le Hold
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Mack T s more than satisfied with the ea t
Mack T s satisfaction grows as political leaders discuss campaign organization across states. Delegates report progress shaping the eastern headquarters with plans to deliver strong support for the enterprise ticket.
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Mack TS
Bryan Carries His Father Into the West
Pan N T Bapt TV Beran thdagy continued his campaign in the went. Upon his arrival early in the morning he was met by Governor John Hurke Blair Chairman J L Cassel Navontl Commissioner in Fins Colina J B Batatl and many prominent democrats. They conducted him to the Flor el Metronole where Mr Arvan spoke before partaking of breakfast. Parents cheered the presidential roundtable as he entered the lobby. After breakfast Bryan proceeded to the fair grounds for primaries and then to Grand Pot where more speeches followed before tonight’s event.
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John Hurke
Blair
J. Ll. Cassel
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Arvan
Breakinal
Bryan
Fritzle
Grand Poti
Roberts Has Good Chance Now to Get Well
Atlantic City New Jersey reports Charles C. Roberts of Bathmore injured in a shooting near a home works site. He remains at the ally hospital as doctors note signs of improvement. The incident involved a robbery claim and a bystander, with Roberts traveling in a rolling conveyance when a suspect demanded money and fired.
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N. J
Charles C. Roverts
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Ally Hospital
Galwig
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Har Home
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Nye
Ghirlys
Tate Arts
Atlanta City
Aire
Williatos
Linherts
Utu
Roberts
Huberta Rujpudt
Convention of hospital organizers and clergy meeting details
A garbled report outlines a convention related to hospitals and charitable institutes with clerical attendees from multiple cities including Fort Wayne Bay City Minneapolis Denver and Cleveland. It lists presiding officers and several reverends and lay leaders, noting plans and eligibility across regions for hospital charities and public recognition efforts. Leaders named include Rev A An sedi Rev A C Dnerfer and Rev J F Block among others.
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Phils Wanthite Annan
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A.C. Dnerfer
Chareles Koesler
Geoghin
F. Block
Thesdara FL Hahn
H.W. Rolt
Thia Fe Matter
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Dingen
Tet
Taft Early Visit Amid Choppy Seas On Expedition
The Taft mission presses ahead despite rough seas as plans for a day trip and a midday stop in a northern port unfold. Preparations are complete for an afternoon departure to Tile with officials and a large delegation, including prominent figures from Mint city and government circles, as the party sails toward Pelodu and returns.
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Ann
Inrala
Fondho GA
Jealous husband murders wife and kills self in Tragic Attempt
A jealous husband kills his wife and takes his own life after a quarrel at their home. Neighbors recall a stormy relationship and a chaotic scene as authorities arrive. The wife, Salvate, is named among witnesses, with a child reported inside the home during the incident.
fragmentary historic note with garbled names and events
A highly garbled OCR shows scattered references to individuals, places, and dates. It mentions Potavelliyst, Lean, Tope Warner, and various unnamed events, with unclear actions or outcomes. The text contains numerous broken words and unlikely phrases, hindering reconstruction of a coherent news item.
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Bregunt
Tope
Warner
Bennett Bondahhar
Plebert
Unclear crime report fragment with assault details
Fragmentary report describes a person drugged bound and gagged, with missing names and dates. The text references a farmer, a Newark Milas City location, and a dramatic incident involving coercion and intimidation. The piece is incomplete and reads like an OCR garble.
Fragmented garbled text fragment: no clear news event
unreadable OCR jumble with scattered names and phrases lacks coherent event or subjects for a proper summary. No identifiable persons places or organizations form a trackable news item.
Atlanta and Salt Lake City Fight for Honor
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A Most Successful Institute Closes After Notable Week
The 1908 institute at Alta County Teachers College wrapped with speeches by Ty NM state superintendent Buhaomer and Dry Fess president of Antioch College Yellow Spring. They praised the week, noting both the uplifting progress and the edifying character of the meetings. Speakers were warmly received and several announced fall terms at Antioch College.
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Taft speech dwells on one issue in wartime rally
The event at Grovenor Park spotlighted Taft addressing War aims and public morale. Attendees included veterans and local citizens, with speakers emphasizing unity and patriotism as Grovenor and Hythe delivered remarks. A 2000 volume of attendees listened as the rally closed with a moment of prayer.
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Taft
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