Kansan City Convention Foremost in Voters’ Minds
Richmond Indiana correspondent reports Representative Henry A. Johnson, a longtime Republican, shifting toward Bryan in the presidential campaign. Johnson, once a rising Indiana lawyer, faces health issues and relocation, but his views frame a party dispute over imperialism, tariffs, and the 1900 race with McKinley and Bryan as central figures.
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Island Chy Items Report Galveston July 2 Meeting Attendees
Local Galveston report lists officials and visitors from San Antonio Houston and Dallas attending a parade planning meeting. Notables include Leroy Trine View president of the International and Northern Railway company and Marvin Trice, with representatives from Southern Pacific and Missouri Kansas Texas railways. The piece notes arrivals from Sea Porte and a private rail executive visit to the city.
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International and Rear Northern Railway Company
Marvin Trica
Shuerio
Southern Pacite Railway Company
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Heo
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Ball Players Organize The Association In Strong Form
New York July 29 The baseball players protective association formed today adopting a constitution and by-laws with officers elected Chief Zimiver of the Mittebure elu wie chor president Hua Jennings secretary William Clark treasurer Harry Taytor counsel. The group aims to regulate contracts and selling players and to resist nonpayment while seeking orderly play and a unified national organization across leagues.
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New York
Sayeball Players’ Protective Association
Chief Zimiver
Mittebure Elu Wie Chor
Hua Jennings
Mrookiveeld
William Clark
Botton Club
Harry Taytor
Erawielands
Leone
Bmistern
Almericin
Firemen Triumph In Hard Fought League Contest
In a tense game, Firemen clinched victory with strong hitting and solid pitching. Key players from both teams delivered, including standout performances by Marmion, MeNel, and Steldar, while defense held the late rally short.
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Reilly
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Puli
Foninci
Weare Childises
Searhemnel
A Rolligs
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Unclear Motor Race Ends Amid Disputes and Cheats
A crowded track faced a disputed 15 mile race where Michael used a new motor and faulty gear to gain advantage. Officials disputed penalties as Monroe and Lin swapped positions, with the veteran referee ultimately declaring Lin the winner after 15 miles.
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Threr
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Monroe
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Local Petition Sets New Municipal Panels
Fragmentary notes indicate a municipal action with Judge Preeria and Mayor Fleischmas naming committees. Key figures include treasurer M. Jowes and various local leaders as they form a Benoit of Herrert Watton and prepare for further committee work.
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Ten Sailors Decline Paris Race In 1905 Regatta
Worcester Magnet reports that aboard Ten Syvek, world champion rower, declined to represent the center at the Paris regatta. The decision follows tensions and organizational chatter surrounding the event and its judging panel.
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Texarkana Football Notes From Shreveport Section
Fragmentary text mentions Shreveport game with Texarkana near. Names unclear. dates and specifics not readable. Obscure references to players and teams appear scattered without coherent event details.
Trotting Races Headline From Cotouarhus Meeting
The Cotouarhus racing card outlines trotting races starting tomorrow with the free-for all event offering a purse of 28 dollars. Names listed include Chariot Herr Croossie Gay fon Tintiv Triton Maret Tewil and Grattan Biv.
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Colinton
Chin
Ity
Rahbeth Canl
Coens
Adhione
Fragmented text from London to Dheromiom note
The readable lines hint at travel or place names such as London and Dheromiom with unclear dates or actions. Entities like Shain, Shona, Talberta, and Lordin appear as names or places, but the overall meaning remains fragmentary and uncertain.
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London
Ted Shain
Talberta
Ettine Whith
Waites and Slat Wald Atletion Face Off In Uneven Ball Game
The report describes a recent ball game between Waites and Slat Wald Atletion yesternight with unclear scores. Wagged names Peteng Paik and Reberia aged Watters are mentioned as players or teams. The text contains many garbled terms but indicates a winner was declared.
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Reberia
Peteng Paik
Railroads Probed for Private Shipments in Texas
Avon Allene reports that railroad shipments to private individuals masked as fair association deliveries and charity clause transfers were investigated by auditor Askew for the attorney general. The findings cover lumber and commodities allegedly diverted from public channels in Texas.
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Austin
Texas
Railroad Commissioners’ Auditor
Askew
Sought-By Time Change Alters Rail Schedule On I G N
The International and Great Northern updated its timetable yesterday causing several morning and afternoon trains to shift. The northbound train now departs at 7 00 instead of 6 41, the afternoon mail to St Louis and Chicago leaves at 6 50, and the southbound from Palatine reaches Houston at 2 00. Early morning Hopton arrival at 4 54 remains unchanged.
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Calvert Waco and Hoagie Valley rail line progress update
The extension to Littl Hragon river is finished and a temporary steel structure supports a new ox handead-foot bridge. Work on grading from the river to Tryon has been largely completed with minimal delays projected for final constriction across the Brands in Dane.
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Train to Shreveport Departing Jefferson With Heavily Labeled Freight
July 28 report notes a freight train from Jefferson to Shreveport departing at 2 90 Talay with fourteen freight cars heavily loaded and labeled detailing origin and loader identity. First regular passenger train has left Jefferson Cah Shroverndrt ae 660.
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Vexne
Shreveport
Inigo Fenlora
Jifferson
CABTOrRTA Winreike The Kind You Haw Always Bougit Higuitgre oe
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided OCR fragment. This item lacks clear entities or events to summarize into a newspaper card.
Railroaders to Play Tall for Carnegie Charity Benefit
Railroaders tangle with Tall team in a charity game to aid the Carnegie Naval fund. Players promise tough defense, striking drives, and lively shooting as fans await a strong turnout and updates on rosters and results.
Local Track Referee Upholds Decision in Fair Race
Michael Did Not Carry Fair in the race as referee declares Moycle rider defeated by Hen Monroe of Memphis at Creacent Park. Jimmy Micheel involved in the event while Providente RI and other names appear in the cluttered report.
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Providente RI
Jimmy Micheel
Hen Monroe
Memphis
Creacent Park
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