Demecratic Convention Session Amid Reform Debate
The Democratic state convention in New York opens amid splits over Bryanism and reform. A progressive league statement attacks trusts and tariffs while urging support for Bryan, with Murphy and Connors guiding the delegation to Denver. McCarren fights an injunction in a dispute that tests party unity.
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New York
Apri
Carnegie
Mao
Deck
Woilainas
Pvc
Vue Poty Tose
Irvin Deen
Imadh Polar
Denver
Rervan Progressis Democratic League
Gustus Thonis
Paraiel
C.F Moore
Bryan
Committee
Peties
Eliie Bryan
Roosevelt
Phoaruas
Vno
Vited to the tyr Yeat Invitation fraught with reads
A fragment notes an invitation read aloud amid a tense event. Braan’s tape was not identified by speakers, leaving uncertainty about the source and its relevance to the proceedings.
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Braan
Antifroger Sullivan Move in Chicago Convention Debated
Letters and notes describe Bryan Sullivan supporters and anti Sullivan factions at a Chicago convention fight. Delegates and alternates are urged to back the judge and attach to a slate loyal to Jude Gray of Wilmington, with a directive to vote first and consistently for the president.
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Trever
Eyatic
Jude George Gray
Wilmington
Tdeenver
Sdvoente
Ant
Datzell Not Defeated in Whirtieth District Shift
The report notes Representative Jobo Diaivedi failed to secure a delegate seat at the Republican convention from the thirtieth district. It covers early returns from Saturday’s county primary and outlines key players expected to influence the nomination process.
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Pittsburg
Jobo Diaivedi
Cannot Force Special Fares in Interstate Commerce
In Washington on April 14 the Interstate Commerce Commission directed that railroads cannot be compelled to establish special fares for particular occasions. The ruling clarifies authority and limits railroads from blanket price discrimination yet allows tailored pricing when justified by policy. The decision outlines criteria for when special fares may be permissible under commission guidance.
Lewis Wins National Presidency Amid Health Struggles
State News reports Concession 10 Lewis as national president in a period of illness while East St. Bons mourns, and notes miners' delegates split between Poleto and national conventions. Springfield April records minister resignations and a child fatality in Mary Ellen Morris's case.
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East St. Bons
Birst Meyer
State News
Bible Evidence on Tibnoeds Family Trust Treasure
In Retloville HK a family Bible is said to contain a hidden cash fund worth about one hundred dollars. An old diary found with the Bible notes that Tysegee and Peentmis, early Tibnoeds settlers, observed various denominations and curiosities. No money was recovered. the finder preserved the items and reported the scene to authorities.
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Tretloville
Pine Street
Tyscgee
Peentmis
Tibnoeds
Eyatfs
A Qanger Awarded and Other Local Items
Fragmented OCR text mentions awards, addresses, and local notices with unclear names and events. It references a "Qanger Awarded" and various figures, places, and actions, but details are unreadable. The readable fragments suggest a general roundup of community items without a clear single event.
Nation Versus State Debate Echoes Across Courtroom
A fragmented report recounts a contentious national versus state clash. Key figures like Lepore Pear and Motet discuss constitutional tensions as votes shape policy. The narrative references Hien waters and five day deadlines, with a focus on legal arguments and shifting public sentiment.
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Gostipa
Etyati
United State
Aldrich Bill Opposed in Senate and House Meeting
Washington legislators debated a currency bill as the Senate rejected a graves tax plan and the House committee considered a measure related to currency. Speakers favored a stable monetary system with support from National Bank leaders while opponents questioned the proposed changes.
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Thie
Senate
House Committee
Charles
Glover
Vo Lure ‘ Scotty SG Litees National Bank
PAPER TRUST PROSECUTIONS IN Wonstonetoam
The Attorney General sent to Neader Canin a reply regarding steps to investigate alleged combinations of PCA powers. He notes the investigation is depressed but progress has been made. final report will be submitted and, if civil or criminal action follows, proceedings may continue with public disclosure as evidence warrants.
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Tammany
Charles KF. Murphy
WP Conners
Dens Yer
Wonstonetoam
Attornes
Npeader Canin
Hese
Bern
Wacal Puda
Senate and House in Brief Washington
An inexact Washington brief summarizes Senate and House actions, noting pardons and appointments, with scattered references to committees, measures, and staff duties. The garbled text hints at procedural items and potential confirmations or votes, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
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Washington
Senate
Proposal to Enter Price Strain for Development Rights
The note discusses a plan to offer a reduced price strain for development rights and to require the grantees to cover the armatoah sreh rights costs. It emphasizes ensuring the grantees bear costs tied to the development rights and related approvals.
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Eave
Washington April D’Anementiore Wilson session opens
The report notes the opening session of the Eastern Manual fretting asseche tig and mentions city farm property, with Secretary D’Anementiore Wilson addressing the assembly. It also references divorce filings and a postmaster named Colonel George Richards, along with other scattered names and entities.
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Washington
Wilson
Unclear Clients and Hotel Visitors Reported in April
Ambiguous notes describe Rear Admiral Evens attending to correspondence and visits from Mires eeane and her daughter Mrs Co Mish, with several callers noted at the hotel. The fragmentary text mentions Pinedoftes and Doural Byvanky in a dated April context.
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Cab
Evens
Uriel Better
Mires Eeane
Co Mish
Presents of Fate in Lisbon Preceding Royal Murder
A fragmented historical account suggests both the king and crown prince of Portugal felt premonitions about a fatal event in Lisbon. Readings claim a decree and morning preparations, including the crown prince’s horse, hinted at impending tragedy, while other details remain unclear.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Villa Vicosa
Liston
Ponder Noaal
Fragmented Text: Debate Over State Powers and Elections
Odd, garbled notes discuss mental capacity remarks and a public debate on state power over elections. References to Catholic Standard and Betruscan groups mention Signor Volpi and a question of how votes were kept in Etats or pernadtted. The fragment hints at a broader constitutional issue and a proposed state action.
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Camtisailies
Signor Volpi
Tina
New breeches buoy device aids night rescues at sea
The United States life saving service adopted an improved breeches buoy by John Wo. Dalton of Worcester. A compact case on a rubber cushion houses a storage battery and lamps to guide crews at night. Green and white signals indicate progress while red signals mark danger, allowing rescues without shore reference.
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United States Life Saving Service
John Wo. Dalton
Clorcester
Massachusetts
Bednes
Namibers Cropopeens
Scientifie Athovecier
New Pure Food and Drug Law Not Affects Patent Cough Remedies
A garbled notice claims a new federal rule on medicines does not affect certain cough syrups and tonics. It asserts no opiates or harmful ingredients are involved and suggests compliance guidance for families and general users.
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Peres
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