Haskell resigns amid Democratic accusations in London report
The London dispatch notes Charles Haskell resigning as treasurer of the National Democratic Committee and Oklahoma governor, denying his resignation signals an admission. It cites Bryan denouncing Roosevelt for partisan gain and alleges Hearst received funds from Harriman and other magnates to influence the election. Hearst’s claims are said to continue.
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London
Charles Haskell
National Democratic Committee
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Harriman
Rockefeller
Morgan
Schowal
Haigbee
New York State
Times
New York
Hearst
Railroad Smash Kills Nineteen on Northern Pacific Line
A passenger and freight train collision on the Northern Pacific railway in the United States killed nineteen persons and injured many others. The express coaches caught fire after the crash, with extensive damage reported.
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United States
Pasenger
Norther Pacific Railway
Persona
Axpress
Discovery of bombs reported in Tiflis capital city
Russian reports claim a large subterranean store of bombs found in Tiflis, the capital of the Russian Caucasus. The discovered cache allegedly contained about 100 bombs.
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Temdon
Tiflis
Caucesa
Licensing Bill Triggers Large England Demonstration
Amid nationwide debate on the Licensing Bill a huge demonstration unfolds in England. The Daily News reports widespread protest against proposed railway and alcohol regulations, signaling substantial public opposition and potential political impact.
Banks Victim In Trade of Missing Funds
London reports a forged form and code word used to divert £830 from a customer at the Harlesden branch of the South Western Bank. The transfer signaled to other branches, with similar incidents noted. Total sum traced through the scheme amounts to £2,230.
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London
Harlesden
Deak
Calford Trags
Australian Rugby player injured in two homes incident
P Barge, a member of the Australian rugby team nicknamed Wallabies, fractured two bones in his right leg above the ankle. He will be confined to the hospital for a month.
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P . Barge
Swedish athletes thank Desborough for fair play at Olympics
The Swedish Olympic Committee in London on September 3 thanked Lord Desborough, president of the Olympic Games Committee, for the fair play shown to Swedish competitors at the Olympic Games in England.
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London
Lord Desborough
England
Marathon Race Rivalry Reaches New York Showdown
London reports Sept 28 that J. F. Hayes, credited with the Mersthos race title, and P. Dorendo, seen as the true winner, have arranged a race in New York.
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London
Hayes
P. Dorendo
New York
Army Council offers six months training to unemployed men
Secretary of State for War Mr Nathan said the Army Council proposed to provide seven thousand unemployed young men with six months military training to cover the winter.
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London
Nathan
Army Council
Smuggling Attempt Under Indian Pretense Sparks Probe
A dubious effort to push spring bayonets and word searches into India under the disguise of legitimate goods drew scrutiny. Authorities investigated the attempted contraband move, masking items as innocuous merchandise amid broader border controls and customs checks.
North Pole voyage and Franco German tensions reported
Londons reports Commander Peery sails from Italy bound for the North Pole with promising chances at success. In Morocco a French Foreign Legion incident leads to five men seized by French police as alleged deserters, prompting German-Congress tensions over conduct and detentions.
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Freeh Foreign Legion
Jah Koremmen
Hessburg
Cologus
Germany
Tatcher
Bulgaria Turkey Railway Seizure Sparks Diplomatic Tension
London reports Bulgaria refuses to surrender the Orient railway claim citing spoliation while Turkey argues ownership through the company. The Turkish Grand Vizier deems Bulgaria's action a seizure and a serious disruption to regional control of the line. Meanwhile, shipping updates note grain steamers delayed on the St Lawrence due to forest fire smoke.
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London
Balgeria
Orient Railway
8. Lawrence River
Canrade
Latest betting odds and oddities from Byley
The column lists setting quotations for Epaom and Metropolite Handicaps with odds such as 7 to 1 and 14 to 1, and notes a Bungery dreper's clerk jailed for evading military service. It mentions Miss Beveridge, an American sculptor, travelling 25 000 miles to design a perfect female form for a Mer Venus medal, praising American and English women.
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Byley
Marasui
Montel
Peru
Miss Beveridge
Mer Venus
Ship Loch Pimlas Lost Off Foster Island
Telegrams report the Loch Pimlas bound from Port Pirie to Callao was wrecked near Foster Island. Two crew members survived among over 27 000 bags of wheat on board. Four survivors total were saved.
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Hobart
Foster Island
Loch Pimlas
Port Pirie
Callao
Baryus
Jobs Deeting and Son
New South Wales Arta Tocopiline Use Sparks Debate
Unclear OCR fragment references Tocopiline and art use in New South Wales provoking discussion. Fragmentary text limits clarity on persons, places, dates, or outcomes. Further readable details needed to produce a precise summary.
West Australia social honors Mr Swea at North Porth win
In Forth on September 38 a welcome social was given to Mr Swea who was narrowly elected to North Porth last night. Mr Bath notes the Federal Parliament will see the Defences Bill introduced into the House of Representatives today.
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Melbourne
Huddart, Parker and Co
Gece
Fieddart, Parker and Co
Mount Willian
Hamilton
Westerm
Henry Crowks
West Australia
Forth
Swea
North Porth
Bath
Vast tale of the Living Paria and Japanese customs
The piece describes the Living Paria spectacle with views of life, customs, and artistic displays from the land of the Rising Sun. It highlights Geisha performances in the palace, colorful costumes, and the ship and fleet visit noted by Sydney and Perth press. Mr. Crosby’s appearance in London and a Welcome to the American fleet are praised as bright features. The box plan at Raell's fills quickly, and Town Hall anticipation grows for an overture performance.
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Paria
Eicia
Sydney
Marshall Crosby
America
Crosby
Perth
Raell's
Favorite for the Epsom fin writing of the colt
A scrambled, period voice survey notes Hasefoot and peers Meteorite Pechanteer racing plans and early form. Mentions trainers J G Grant and E B Me Krom, and racing chatter about A.J.C. trials, gate racing, and upcoming performances at Goolwa and Port Shakespeare.
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Epsom Fin
Newmerracarres
E.deing
J. G. Grant
Casky
Clarke
Imia
A.J.C
Anna Engi
Goolwa
Seth Syured
J.B
Jase
Port Si
Holmes
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Turkey
Canada
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Government Land Sale
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A.S, Kent
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