Demugrairamoy Prevails In State Convention
The Indiana state convention nominates B F Shively as permanent chairman and Pennsylvania tariff debate dominates proceedings led by Shively. ticket includes James K. Con for secretary of state, Marton Pavliey for auditor, John Itsenbargur for treasurer, Walper for attorney general, and others. The platform calls for a two cent tariff, public depositories, and a state audits review. The event features speeches, nominations, and adjournment after four hours.
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James K. Con. Cobanais
Sint Marton Pavliey
Livron
John Itsenbargur
North Matchester
Bryan the Comventeen
Bie
Bryan
Indiana
Sam Jfennings
Tiedis
Ain
Pribotty
Rennl Hieams
Tte Giatn Paivn
Risid bin
Ocuforesmient
Travernor Hants
Howe
Ras Efanededt
Toner
State Committee
Robert W. Thompson
Greentredd
Staite
Wim. John von
Crawfordsville
Virtes
B. F. Shively
South Bend
Mike” Sweenes
Taser
Geni Oren
Shivels
Himeed
Tof. Cox
Colamins
Marion Bailey
Hendricks County
John Isentarger
North Manchester
Wahler J.lotz
Maunese
Evers
Ino the Conventon
Burt New
Jennies County
Robert Goodes
Indiana University
Alev
Renard Barrett
Plaitfield
David O. Curry
Sullivan County
Corrs
Eugene AL Ess
Pike County
Parst
Wiehard K. Fywin
Adams County
Milton Hotted
Washing Tom
RW Felt
E Lancock
Richard R. Startford
Richard R. Startford. Oat Fas County: Tlenry G. Zimpecman
Sevetsoo
Palashii
Wilkie devises a system International in scope
Washington Special The United States government tightens its grip on anarchists from Paterson New Jersey to Milan Paris and beyond using a coordinated international surveillance network. Chief Iola Wilkie of the Secret Service organized a plan with European police and authorities to track leaders and thwart plots tied to the assassination attempt on King Mehkinies. The scheme relays coordinated reports from each country to Washington then to European officers.
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Washington
United States
Paterson
N. J
Milan
Paris
Iola Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Victor Mhninantel
Switzerland
Chick
Wilkie
Washingtog
Hearst Claims Gambling Hell at French Lick in Chicago American
Hearst’s Chicago American devotes a full page accusing Tom Taggart of running a greatest gambling hell at French Lick Springs, naming figures like Ed Ballard as key operators. The piece cites witnesses to alleged high stakes games, yet notes local juries saw no hard proof at clubhouses or casinos.
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Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
French Lick
Chicago
Hanly
Mr. Heart
United States
French Lick Springs
Pomgeeart
Bvelyna Campbelb
Chatdhoas
Fitch Springs
Chomas Pas Bart
Tosawo
Ted Nares
Fara
Ronette
West Baden
Paoli
Mero Vaesart
Lie
Ed Ballard
Taggart
Ballard
French Lick Hotel
Paoli County Gerund
West Paden
Dangerous to lick stamps warned by The Lancet in London
The Lancet warns against licking postage stamps highlighting dangerous consequences. A special supplement parcel issue used three pence stamps with yellow coloring from a poisonous salt-chromate. Each stamp weighs over a half grain and contains 2.52 percent chromate, making fourteen stamps a potential fatal dose.
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London
Brooklyn's Blind Tiger Blown by Dynamite Blast
A frame store owned by Daniel Thornberry in Brooklyn was blown apart by dynamite at 1 30 Sunday morning. The blast endangered many citizens amid a village rush as church leaders had opposed Thornberry for supplying liquor to locals including boys. The explosion was heard three miles away and caused frantic scenes as residents responded in night attire.
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Brooklyn
Daniel Thornberry
Thornberry
Revolution gains as Guatemala troops repulsed in six hour siege
Salvadorean reports from Mexico City claim a major revolutionary victory in southern Guatemala. Government artillery fired for six hours while General Toledo led desperate defense. Cabinet resignations shake Guatemala City as rebels march toward the capital.
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Mexico City
Guatemala
Toledo
Cabrera
Guatemala City
Woman Fights Big Snake in Pittsburgh Yard
Mrs Josephine Smith of Mt Oliver fought a black four foot snake that coiled around her neck in the yard of her home Sunday. Her sister Mrs Jacob Brennemann arrived and killed the reptile with a hatchet.
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Pittsburg
Josephine Smith
Mt. Oliver
Jacob Brenne- Mann
Christian Scientists Dedicate $2 Million Boston Temple
The new Boston temple, debt free and one of New England’s largest churches, hosts six Sunday services to accommodate thousands. Mrs. Eddy expresses spiritual unity and gratitude as members from around the world helped fund the project, which took just over two years to complete.
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Sis
Edifee
Oelock
TY Oclock
Ain
Lenith
Christ Scientist
Boston
New England
Abernathy Wolf Catcher Suspended by Roosevelt
United States Marshal John Abernathy plans to catch wolves with his hands at Newkirk Fourth of July event but President Roosevelt advised against catching wolves alive during public office. The announcement may affect his participation in the performance.
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Guthrie
O. T
John Abernathy
United States
Newkirk
Roosevelt
Abernathy
Lusitania Launched as World's Largest Liner
The Cunard line steamer Lusitania was successfully launched at the Clyde Bank Shipyard, witnessed by hundreds from across the country and thousands locally. It is the first of the Cunarder trio, with sister ship Mauritania due to follow next month. Lusitania measures 790 feet in length and 88 feet in breadth.
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Glasgow
Clyde Bank
Mauritania
Thistiania
Empire with American flag sails amid Central American conflict
A Panama cable reports the ship Empire left Corinto to shell San Jose Guatemala and that Nicaragua’s President Aclava guaranteed payment for coal. Zalava’s son, a colonel, commands 200 troops aboard, intending to land after machine gun action.
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New York
Panama
Empire
Corinto
San Jose
Guatemala
Aclava
Nicaragua
Zalava
British officer to inspect American meat tins for army
Lieutenant Colonel Peres Eyre Hobbs, chief instructor at Aldershot, chosen by War Secretary Haldane to travel to the United States and inspect all tins of meat intended for the British army. He will proceed to America shortly.
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London
Haldane
United States
Peres Eyre Hobbs
Army Service Corps School of Instruction
Aldershot
America
Man shoots woman then commits suicide near Kokomo
James Wolf of Kokomo township area shot Miss Lillian Vanhart after she went to church with another man. He then swallowed carbolic acid and died shortly after. Miss Vanhart survived the attack with the bullet lodged in her jaw.
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Kokomo
Ind
James Wolf
Lillian Vanhart
Suicile Heo
Miss Vanhart
Time to reward work with leisure after worthy deeds
After completing meaningful tasks, it is acceptable to spend time in leisure. The saying encourages balancing effort with rest and enjoyment.
Meat Inspection Bill and Uncertain Fate of Other Measures
Washington Special reports Congress nears session end with Republicans seeking to avoid fights before the fall elections. A meat inspection bill favored by President Roosevelt is expected to pass within a week, while pure food legislation faces heavy opposition and uncertain prospects. Speaker Cannon cites procedural tactics as the House and Senate clash over labeling and regulatory provisions.
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Washington
Congress
Huse
Senate
Cannon
Cinen
Roy
Thode
Blaine Copayittes
Gardner
Learedtes
Stedimshin
Flouse
Roosevelt
Chicago
Beveridge
Jlouee
Confervence
Conforces
How to Live 150 Years
Pacis Cattle Mo 7dean Pinot writes a book arguing longevity depends on willpower and self care. He says people accept aging, avoid effort, and waste strength. With adherence to Ayenene rules and firm resolve to live, life spans to 150 or more are possible, though beer and vice shorten life.
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M. Finer
M. Finot
New Statehood Plan Rallys for November Vote
Senator Carter proposes a compromise plan for Arizona and New Mexico to vote in November on creating a constitutional convention to frame a state constitution and decide on statehood. The measure asks voters if Arizona and New Merxico should unite as one state and requires majorities in both territories to trigger the convention.
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Washington
Senate
Arizona
New Mexico
New Merxico
Kansas City Special on Packing Houses Losses in Meat Debate
Estimates place local packing houses losses at 10 million dollars amid agitation over presidential administration policy on meat. National figures suggest a dramatic 150 million dollar drop in packing business across the country.
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Kansas City
Rmsade
Religion and the narrow role in horse trading
A brief note observes that religion, while valuable, has limited impact on the dynamics of horse trading, where practical concerns often prevail over spiritual considerations.
Apology Delays 150 Duels in Vienna Coping Row
A disputed duel case between Richard Zobers, a Hungarian sportsman, and an opponent in Budapest is halted after an apology. The Hungarian Land and Mortgage Bank involved and a court settlement now prevents the planned fight, with Zombory and Sznecsim noted in the dispute. The date and further actions remain unsettled.
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Vienna
Richard Zobers
Hungarien Sportsrmide
Pesidine
Budapest
Hungarian Land and Mortgage Bank
Otetnay Bey
Iofune Sznecsim
Woman Slayer Causes Panic at College Campus
A woman named Nannie Nuckols on the campus of Perea College killed Viana Black amid a crowd of about 20 000. The murder sparked a panic with several women fainting or injured as devotees fled. Nuckols was arrested and dedicatory exercises for new college buildings were halted.
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Richmond
Perea Collove
Nannie Nuckols
Viana Black
Nichols
Rumors of a New Alliance Surface
Washington reports suspect talks hint at improved ties between Basia and Great Britain. Analysts note cautious signs of closer relations amid diplomatic activity, suggesting a possible shift in regional alignments outside the usual power blocs.
Fragmented OCR note on a London business sale in 19th century
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Nicholas and a London address for a company, with references to a sale, a station, and Whitelaw Held. Nearby names include Jesus Ser and the American cimbasss, suggesting a public or commercial notice about a sale or transfer of goods or ownership.
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Teomedou
Nicholas Hegeweeth
London
Shah of Persia Near Death Reported in Tehran
Telegraph dispatches from Tehran report the Shah of Persia in a critical condition and nearing death. Constantinople sources note the royal harem and vast household are in turmoil as the fate of the dynasty hangs in the balance.
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Shah of Persia
Constantinople
Hare Shah of
Persia
Teheriuy K
Pulajanes Burn a Town Near Carieteal
Fragmentary report describes violence by Pulajanes burning a village near San Chink and Carieteal on the Pshere of Sarandais. Details are unclear with damaged text and few readable names or dates.
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San Chink
Carieteal
Sarandais
Ofopee i Sendis
Enon Stabalaps
Cotibiitie
Wireless Across the Continent Reported in Fragments
Fragmented text describes a wireless system across the continent with references to San Francisco and Colorado. The readable content is garbled but mentions Moscow and Russia imagery, a coast connection, and a concluding note about the last day of wireless.
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San Francisco
The Bryans at Karlsbard Arrival News
KRaishead Coble and family have arrived here. CNG J Bayern his wife and children plan to proceed to St Pitegennen. The article notes likely movement of periin owners and related plans.
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Kraishead
CNG J Bayern
Vro Breams
Phereby
St Pitegennen
Fire destroys buildings in Hopkinsville incident
In Hopkinsville, Kentucky a disastrous fire caused extensive destruction. The blaze damaged multiple structures and disrupted local services as investigators work to determine the cause and scope of the incident.
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Hopkinsville
Manila Cable Fragment on Naval Actions and Junk Sale
Fragmentary report describes vessels captured by Admiral Dov and the destruction of a Spanish Coot. The boats were sold as junk for Stay Cee. Readings mention Manila and Mindanao with unclear references to Matleag.
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Manila
Mindanao
Matleag
Dov. v
Manila Police Force Reduced in City Summary
Unclear OCR text reports changes to Manila police force and mentions reductions or dismissals amid references to Filipinas and Americans. No clear names, dates, or locations readable.
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Manila
Sage
America
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