David B Hill to Quit Politics in New York Faction Fights Rise
Long article recounts former New York political figure David B Hill weighing retirement after multiple terms. It notes internal party friction, with Hatfield and Parker factions vying over campaign strategy, and hints Hill may step back after the presidential election. Also mentions local events from Kentucky and Indiana with unrelated crime note and rural carriers meeting.
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Spany
N.Y
Equator
David Mo
New York
Shere
Mr. Hat
Norlare Hat Re Hay
Parker
Interior
Aubtice
D. Cady Herrick
gudKe
Afa
Court of Appeals
Bonator Tfill
Justica Hetil
Albany
Twn
Nechag Beln
Aklerman
Miniber
Assembly
Houten
anGeovertor
United Star
Milch
Alwass
Spellbinders Schedule for Speaking Engagements
The representative speakers bureau arranged an elaborate program of speeches for the alumni to carry on. Cannon will speak twice in the ward. Brankany is listed for 23. Storms has three addresses. Crampacker, Landis, Watson, Miller, Posey, and Hunt each have one address. Gurley Brewer has three. M. L. Clawson is listed for 180.
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Repuniteul
Bureau Hae
Cannon
D. Brank Any
Secretary
Storms
Crampacker Mires
Congreraman Landis
Congressman Watson
Thigh Miller
Frank Posey
Vinton B Hunt
White Gurley Brewer
M. L. Clawson
WHHL TALK ON PARRY MANUSCRIPT AT LABOR DAY ADDRESS
Ed Gould, writer of the Thion, for months sought a debate with Do MS Parry but failed to arrange one. He will deliver the Labor Day address at Logenaport and, unable to meet Parry, will read Parry’s latest address and argue against the capitalist's speech.
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Ed Gould
Nas
Parry
Gould
Logenaport
Advancement of the Negro Race conventions in Indianapolis
Ronkey T. Washington, a prominent colored orator, will arrive in Indianapolis Tuesday before one and will stay at the Hotel English. The convention, led by Dr A Furnas of the race relations committee, will convene Wednesday and Thursday. It aims to advance the commercial interests of the Negro race and remains non partisan. Washington’s debut is expected to attract the greatest assemblage of Black leaders the country has seen, with about 500 delegates anticipated.
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Ronkey T. Washington
Mie Negre
Washington
United States
Read His Own Obituary Surprises Briar Creek Man
In Briar Creek Indiana Fred Fairword learned of his own obituary after surgery for appendicitis. A local panel published the notice by mistake, and his physician telephoned to confirm he was alive and recovering.
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Briar Creek
Ind
Fred Fairword
Fairword
Cable 10 Sitka Is Now Completed
Amid cheering crowds and whistles, the Sitka government cable project advances as sections reach Sitka Juneau and Skagway with naval harbor activity observed.
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Sitka
Scripps-Meltae Prvet Association
Seattle
Thy
Beatele
Waa Mare
Brat
Sika
Jueneaw
Skagway
Finishing touches at Sagamore Hill in Roosevelt project
President Roosevelt adviser Rooanveli works on finishing touches of a letter of acceptance and a manuscript to be sent to the printer. Foreman Secretary pou vant Antay reports a meeting with the president during the day. Walter Essel, the painter of the Roosevelt children portraits, completed trunks and nearly finished the rest of the portraits with minor detailing.
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Blackidge
Indianapolis
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Rooanveli
Sagamore Hill
Pouvant Antay
Walter Essel
Roosevelt
Sedrly
Mist
Deaul
Burglary Suspect Shot Dead by Homeowner
Thomas Angle, 49, of New Jersey, fired on three burglars trying to force an entrance to his Chicago home Sunday night. The trio fled. Angle died later that Saturday after walking near a station, per notes and reports.
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Thomas Angle
S. New Jerangat
Chicago
Chartes
Norris
Bik
Willem Jennings Bryan
Denver News
Varus Weaeern Tigers
Ydars
West
Mayor backs safety gates amid city debate
Mayor Holtzman return from Atlantic City this past Saturday sparked questions at a council meeting. Supporters call for safety gates as protective measure while opponents and local clubs protest against a rushed ordinance.
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Holtzman
Atlantic City
Ant
Wioreel
Fauve
Urack
Big Strike Still On in New York War of the Building Trades
August 22 report from New York notes ongoing building trades strike with unsettled tensions. Vague figures reference a claimed $3,001,000 in wagers and mentions of leaders and settlement attempts amid widespread disruption.
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Serippade
New York
Emil
Roth Aiden
Births and Deaths and Marriages in Framed Listing
Fragmented notices show births and deaths with scattered names and ages. Marriages list several couples including Foster Gibson and Jennie Wekman and Carl McDowell and Fila Telteney. Several addresses and hospital details appear with causes like congestion of the chest and meningitis noted among patients.
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Foster Gibson
Jennie Wekman
Carl McDowell
Fila Telteney
Charlie E. Day
Vna Hoxea
Adams
Anna 4
Foots
Douglass Gann
Clara Morris
Marion D. Mills
Tda Lenore Mitchell
Walter Cates
Ora Kaignt
John W. Brown
Florence A. Olsen
Charles G. Pance
Anna R. McGraw
Balloon Race Tales of a Troubled Flight In Missouri
The balloon race near St Louis ends in tragedy with pilots Braf Myers and Prot Tomlinson, both starters for a Washington prize run. One descent near St Cawrws Missouri, another near Poort, Sunday. Myers returned to St Louis awaiting updates on the wreckage and progress of the other competitors.
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ST. Louis
Aux
Braf
Myers
Corfield
St. Cawrws
Ward Cane
Tomlinson
Washington
Aven
Poort
Imi Finex
St Louis
Pruf
Vision of Heaven and Orbit Talk Shocks Police
Bert Revi claimed a heavenly vision after awakening in a trance. He spoke of being visited by the holy and of an orbit duty, saying he was intensely religious and briefly mad. Authorities noted he was questioned about his statements and dining plans before losing consciousness.
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Bert Revi
Ater
Ryan
Hay
TWO HULLED 8T LOUIS Aug 2 Barney ONFetd racing
A fragmented report from Aug. 2 describes Barney ONFetd and the Cleveland based racing figure AUMeMObHeL taking control of a machine in the Beek syeet area. Detailing a series of names, locations, and events, the piece hints at a hazardous situation and a chase through city streets ending with a dramatic confrontation at a chybhnusy beyond the needouk.
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Louis
Barney Onfetd
Aumemobhel
Cleveland
Sueday
Telus Omarhi
Erastoul
Adler Feden
Tre Couren
John Seow
Pandy
Governor Starts to St Louis Amid Seaborn Delegation
A garbled report describes a governor beginning a visit to St Louis with a delegation. The text mentions a schedule and a public event, with references to meetings, prints, and possible ceremonial duties. The fragmentary OCR provides few clear names or dates.
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ST. Louis
Mrs Sam Jones Takes Up Golden Rules Work
Mrs Meten Tach Jones will carry on a work begun by her husband the late Tate Golden Rule Jones. After his death followers wondered who would carry on the great movement. A woman stepped forward in mourning to continue the work, proving capable and determined to carry on as he would have wished.
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Rochester
Ind
James Martin
Jinie
Sam Jones
Meten Tach Jones
Tate
Galdensrute
Janes
Mitchell Route to Indianapolis and Mine Union News
Aug 29 dispatches report John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, returning from abroad and heading to Indianapolis after failing to meet Chairman Connelly over alleged presidential interference. The piece also mentions a Manila marriage in Cleveland and a Kobe dispatch about a Philippine governor’s daughter wed in Munich, noting social ties of several families.
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New York
John Mitchell
Unitrd Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Conelley
Prepublican National Committee
Runsivele
Manila
Cleveland
Kobe
Japan
Semon Wright
Pateppines
Dus Oy Mans Mail Moser
Munich
Sluser
Gukyburg
North Western Line offers summer excursions and rates
The North-Western Line advertises summer travel from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs and beyond with frequent trains and low excursion rates. It highlights through sleeping cars parlor car service to Omaha and Chicago to St Paul Minneapolis, with tickets from Chicago to Superior Duluth and other resort points at favorable prices.
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Indianapalis & Eastern Railway Co
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Columber
Oato
Naksengie
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Wey
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Indianapol Traction Company
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Greenwood
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Army maneuvers to involve Indiana guard officer from Attica
Major A. B. Schnax of Attica will attend the Manassas maneuvers as Indiana National Guard representative. About 18,000 troops from eastern states will train at Manassas with drills aiding West Point encampment prep. Other items mention French reading Pere Pius II and various unrelated notes including a Nebraskan airman and a press cross award.
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McKee'e Eraft
Manas
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Pere Pius II
Retalian Ralmoniet
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