March of Veterans Sparks Dramatic Wallin It Peete Meeting
A crowded public meeting in Wallin It Peete drew veterans, spectators, and officials including Senator Faraker, General Corbin, and Mayor Willlodle. The parade and review produced cheers and a strong sense of commemoration despite some injuries and police presence.
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Cranal
Wallin
Peete
Senter
Joeseph Beton Morgen
Lin An- Makoniss
Mon cAtivatas
Jaguti
Chon
Taft
Soo
Mindi
Joscerrin
Senate
Koenker
Sweaheuk
Woekenay
Uae
Ube
Bartle
Tye
Hien
Melbourne Welcome to Admiral Sperry and U S Forces
Melbourne crowds greet the American flotilla and Admiral Sperry with formal shore leave and church services. Thousands line streets. a banquet is held at Parliament House with Lord Northcote present as officials praise the friendly visit and the American detachments march in the procession through Coaklins Street to St Patrick's Cathedral.
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Melbouron
Floet
Admiral Sperry
Fouls
Spercs
Sdyney Fund
Krattlealtlan
Mhasst
Tve
Coaklins Street
St. Patelek’s Cathedral
Melbourne
Gond-Humoread
Wis
Henry
Watoria
Quistness
Piniinient
Lord Northcote
Athletes Meet President as Roosevelts Guests at Oyster Bay
Athletes including James J. Hayes and Tewralua visit President Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay after a triumphant London Games run. Roosevelt congratulates each, praising Hayes for a great race and lauding the Indian runner for representing America abroad. The scene includes cheers and a reception in the dining room.
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Oyster Gay
N. Y
James H. Lillyan
J. Hayes
Tewralua
America
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Big Fire Destroys Homes in New Orleans Commercial District
A major blaze broke out Sunday afternoon in New Orleans destroying numerous homes and causing widespread damage along Chartres andContl streets. Firefighters fought the flames as structures and small stores burned, with water supply issues hampering initial efforts. Authorities reported several hours of effort before the fire was brought under control.
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Tmenvilig
Chartres Steels
Faray Contl
Woyal
Seval Chau
Sloop Upsets Drownings Report From Penobscot Bay
A US-flagged sloop capsized in Penobscot Bay on Tuesday, drowning seven of a party of ten. Victims include Miss Allen Taro and Miss Eleanor Ferry of Washington, Miss Kellogg and Mrs Lucy Crawley of Baltimore and Miss Elizabeth Evans of Mount Holyoke. survivors include Capt Haskell of Deer Isle and Prof Edwin Crawley of the University of Pennsylvania. A new comet was photographed by Prof Dow Moorehouse of Drake University. it appears as a bright crescent near Hadar. Separate items note a $70,000 bank irregularity at Corwith, a big lumber fire in Cleveland, and two fatalities from a gas explosion in Wellsville. Additional tidbits report Judge Taft angling, a stolen cornerstone contents in Ischl, and Persia near civil war.
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Derrisle
Penobscot Bay
Allen Taro
Washington
Eleanor ‘Ferry
Kellogg
Baltimore
Title Kellogg
Lucy
Crawley
Philadelphia
Ellaabeth G. Evans
Mount Holyoke
Mags
Jason C. Hutchins
Ban
Capt
Haskell
Lake Geneva
Wise
Edwin ‘Fh. Trust
Yerkes Observatory
Nesday UlRhe
Dow. Moorehouse
Drake University of
Aeronaut Dashed to Death at Central Maing Field
An aerial tragedy occurred at Watervilla when an aeronaut, Charles Oliver Jones of Howelkkaaswn, plunged to death before a crowd of witnesses including Mea, fones, and eld. The accident left spectators and officials scrambling as the dying pilot was aided briefly before passing away.
Gen Alexander Stewart Dies in Biloxi Mississippi
Gen Alexander PB Stewart a Confederate general dies at his Biloxi home on Sunday. He later taught southern youth and served as chancellor of the University of Mississippi before his death.
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A. P
Stewart
Biloxi
Miss
Alexander
Lees
University of Mississipni
Giant Forest Fire Threatens California Grove
Wildfire in Senera California endangers ancient giant trees in the Calavarius grove as flames spread from Oregon winds. Reports from Rin piy’s indicate the blaze reached the grove’s edge while strong winds push toward destruction. Settlers and rangers fear the habitat will be wiped out though some undergrowth may survive. The Mother of the Forest is reportedly aflame.
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Kush
Ullame
Police arrest wrong man amid riot claims
In Springfield at two pm Mra Marl Hal lam signed a statement denying George Richardson as the attacker from August 14. A warrant reportedly swore out for another Negro, Ralph Buston, may be implicated. The arrest helped trigger a race riot. twelve more indictments followed, including Ernest Humphrey alias Slin Humphrey charged with murder in the Scott Burton case at Twelfth and Madison streets.
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Springfield
Mra Marl Hallam
George Richardson
Segro
Ralph Buston
Richardson
Blogatington
Ernest Humphrey
Slin" Humphrey
Scott Burton
Twelfth
Madison Streets
Col Nevius Chosen On Ballot For Womans Relief Corps
Col Henry Nevius of Ital Bank Nod was elected president with 454 votes to 264 for the former president at a gathering in Jepublin Thursday. Mrs L Gillinan of Roxbury was chosen as the new president of the Womans Relief Corps, with officers including J Kent VanTton, Glaine Tait, and Alker. The event highlighted veterans, state regiments, and the Lincoln cavalry amid wartime reminiscences.
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Gillmat
Roxbury, Mars
Womans Relief Corps
Tolvds
Henry Mr Nevius
Ital Bank
Nod
Iesa
Nevins
Gow Vain Sant
Minnesota
Dickusatt
Sinvis
Getton
Minnesula Exerucive
Dlesiinillun
New Jersey
Cagey Mt Tollows
Vlescoumander
J. Kent VaniTton
Ohio
Judiar Veewaie Minder
C. Rayee
Ataynd
Cal
Noving
Bnyall AL Alker
Michland
Lincoln Cavatry Adar
Gearty
Womark Lelef Corps
Mra
We L. Gillinan
Roxbury
Maan
Boston homicide case shocks Somerville area
A serious murder case in Boston involves Sean Guary and Honorah Jordan of Somerville. Police allege Jordan was fatally injured by Guary during a domestic dispute, with investigators discovering a severed torso in a kitchen area and weapons used in the attack.
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Boston
Sean Guary
Honorah Jordan
Somerville
Ester Durdan
Jordan
Gnatrel
Springfield grand jury indicts four officers over race riot
A special grand jury in Springfield adjourned after issuing 27 more indictments, totaling 117 for the session. Indictments named four policemen Osear Dallkamp Joseph Ferendez George H Chimiga and George W Diwson for failing to suppress the riot. Sheriff Warner Chief of Police WIE bur Mors Capt Charles Walsh and others are commended while the report condemns alleged cowards among officials.
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Springfield
Thin
Antony We
Osear Dallkamp
Joseph Ferendez
George H. Chimiga
George W. Diwson
Sheriff Warner
Bur Mors
Fire saves giants as Sonora forest fire cools
A California forest blaze near Sonora has been brought under control. The famous big tree grove survived though several dead giants were badly scorched and significant damage occurred. Early fall rains could save remaining trees from further loss. In San Francisco, Melon Culen of wealth killed herself by ingesting tardine then leaping from a third floor window at Waldemar apartments.
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Sonora
Cal
San Francisco
Melon Culen
Waldemar Apartments
Burglars Conscience Drives Man to Surrender
Mantell surrendered, confessing to robberies at Miss Bertha Brand’s Brooklyn home on October 28 and at William Gluck’s Washington patent office home on November 9, 1907, saying guilt tormented him and he seeks trial.
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Paradelphia
Joseph
Mantell
Bertha Brand
City Avenue
Brooklyn
Wiliam Gluck
Washington
Mantel
Prohibition Party Nominates Aaron S Watkins
Aaron S. Watkins was officially notified as the National Prohibition party nominee for vice president before a large Ada audience on Thursday night.
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Aaron S. Watkins
Ada
We National Prohibition Party
Warner Seems to Be in Lead in Detroit Primary
Detroit voters appear split as the Free Press revises returns showing Fred M Warner ahead of J B Bradley by 2,518 with 17 precincts missing, suggesting only the official canvass can decide the nomination and that recounts or litigation may follow.
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Warner
Detroit
Mich
Gay
Fred M. Warner
Free Press
Aucitor
J. B. Bradley
Bradley
Highest Salaried Woman in New York Era
Fragmented OCR news item notes Adina Davidse as a leading earner at a New York firm. Mentions a large salary and a notable position, with unclear surrounding details and dates due to garbled text.
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New York
Adina Davidse Ivendt
Siemens OF
Dentestle
Steeytes
Mba Armendt
Ely
Wealthy figure seen in city event
A fragmentary notice describes a local wealth holder linked to a prominent civic event. Names and details are unclear, but the item notes considerable fortune and public interest in the proceedings.
Treasury block guards nation wealth and iron wagon drills
Washington treasure block on the east front of the treasury handles billions in coins currency and notes daily. Armed guards move treasure wagons between rail lines and express company carts unload and load at the block as billions pass the city platform. Also notes a Chinese emperor's strict etiquette and an exchange about a nephew.
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Anere Rinhes Mian
Imeney
Linus State Treasury
Treaury
Treasury
Banka
Union
Thin Cody
Picnic for the Pub Awards Spark Local Debate
A fragmented notice describes a Merci Balloo award event linked to a community picnic. It references local figures and a timing for a gathering, with ambiguous details about participants and venue amid garbled text.
Cured Her Children by Cuthura Remedies Story
A mother recounts suffering with a persistent complaint for her children until using Cuthoura treatments. She claims the ailment faded after applying remedies including a patent ointment and a tea, with her child’s symptoms disappearing. May 21, 1907, Montress Daloth Ty.
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Teaakle
Absent minded and oddities in a curious page
The fragmentary OCR shows a jumble of garbled dialogue about a voting event and a social scene. It mentions a German American arriving, a public drink, appreciation for teachers, and a humorous anecdote about a man with a heavy box on a streetcar. Names and precise details are unreadable.
Postum Promises Palatable Health Benefits Amid Coffee Debate
Testimonial letter extolling Postum as a caffeine free, pleasant tasting coffee substitute. Claims include relief from torpid liver headaches gall colic and headaches. Endorsed by Ind. woman and husband with a note to read “The Road to Wellville.” Published as genuine reader correspondence.
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Possum Co
Wellville
Pkga
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