Turbulent Convention Set As Taft Delegates Named
Fragmentary report outlines a heated preconvention struggle in which Taft supporters push for delegates from multiple districts. It lists candidate names and districts tied to the seventh and ninth congressional areas and hints at factional efforts to influence the nominating process ahead of election day.
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Tin Ades Wuniel Atte
Hany Manthy
Thia
la Boltette
Peagle
Marmont
Herland Chait
Ananelal Mopresmion
Steinel Fined After Guilty Finding in Malformed Trial
Milwaukee report details Steinel being found guilty and fined after a controversial trial. Court records note a December sentencing, with references to jail or alternative penalties, and details of the judge and prosecutor involved.
Judge Wood Recommends Pardon After Orchard Testimony
Judge Wood ordered a jury to consider a hotly debated case as Orchard testified about Haywood and Pattibans. The judge suggested commuting the sentence to imprisonment, asserting Orchard’s Maywood and Huttl trials held true, while Governor Stopentonrg weighs a state pardon to reduce the term.
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Hidae
Wiod Todiny
Harry Redid
Aec
Stopentonrg
Dent
Jintte Wood
Hoi
Kron Pring Wilhelm Strikes Vessel in New York Harbor Injuring Crew
Reported collision near New York Harbor injures crew aboard the Kron Pring Wilhelm. The steamer came up to port with damage above the waterline and a number of crew injured as it struck another vessel during the voyage.
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Prince Wilhelm Strikea
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Fatal duel between generals at Port Arthur
Fragmentary report details a fatal duel between General Fock Allwort Killk and fellow officer Hila Oravery at Port Arthurs. The scene describes a dire encounter, with wounded Lieutenants Gey and Sialrnui and a maenor and gian involved, while observers praise the courage of General Puck.
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Hila Oravery
Port Arthurs
Poteraburg
Mazel
Sialrnui
Maenor
Gian
Gen
Puck
Grand Jury Reports On Local Corruption Probe
A grand jury filed a report today detailing inquiries into bank staff and defendants. The document cites actions by Wheeler and others, referencing departmental orders and investigations into alleged misconduct at a local bank.
Port au Prince unrest ends amid cautious reports
Report from Haydin notes anticipated trouble abated as authorities in Port au Prince suspend actions. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate government measures aiming to prevent further violence and restore order. Key names and exact places are obscured by OCR errors yet imply a political or security development in Haiti.
Institute to Build Wusig Building at State School
A proposed plan outlines erection of a Wusig building at the State School. Voting officials discuss financing and timing, with contracts to be arranged next week. The project aims to house the medical and veterinary departments and improve campus facilities. Florence McDunill and others present in the meeting.
Militia Officers Open Golf Tourney in St Louis Links
The Fourth Annual Spring Tournament opens this week at Pinehurst, with Militia Officers from Wisconsin National Guard gathering in North Carolina. The event features exams, instruction, and a competitive slate as officers from Dane County and other units attend the meet, with plans for a formal opening lecture and group sessions.
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Pinehurst
North Carolina
Petey VO
Vinvelikt
Journaiedt Vander Chie
Phietime Aolt
Tay
Heth
Labor Leaders Meet in A Conference
A labor heads conference discusses the role of unions in addressing unfair employers and the potential for funding from labor organizations. The Supreme Court decision cited shapes the debate, with calls for legislative action and possible appeals to the high court.
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Derelict Destroyer Launched Today
Derelict destroyer launched today near Newport News amid wartime build up. The Seneca, a small vessel of about 2000 tons displacement, will be fitted with enhanced propulsion and speed around fourteen knots. Construction funded by $260,000 appropriation by the Treasury Department and towed from dry dock along the coast from Maine to Morcha for completion and naval service.
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Newport Nowa
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Treumiry Department
Navantion
Maine
Morhla
Wil Mavic
Cattlemen of Texas in Annual Session Held
The Cattlemen of Texas held their annual session with a program featuring talks on live stock industry topics. Speakers included J. D. Gage of Fort Worth, J. M. Thi ningion, and Dr. J. H. Witaon, addressing cattle interests and foreign trade. The meeting centered on extension of livestock health and marketing, with a focus on Texas cattle production and related associations.
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Vextia
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San Antoulo
J. D. Gage
Fort Worth
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Turney
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Texas
Cattle Talsers' Association of Texas
Murdo Makenaly
Trinidad
Alvin I. “Batilers
Chicago
Henalda
J. 11. Witaon
Quanah
J. Af. Thiningion
Texad Agricultural and Mechanical College
Th Hiepone
Aasoutitlan
H Seika
Dy Adrows
Port Worth
Wonderful Well of Prophetic Nature Mystery
A fragmented report describes a strange well on Lithers farm northeast of the oly region. Scientists discuss a hole in the ground foretelling earthquakes and bizarre phenomena. Local authorities responded to disruptive operations yesterday amid reported abnormal activity and suspicious behavior.
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Wazbyyy
Marek
Charten
Northea
Indorse Cannon Delegates Seeks Support in Election
Fragmented text outlines a call to elect delegates and indorsement of Cannon. Mentions a Twenty something Congress and groups involved in organizing the vote. Unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
French Innkeeper Held for Murder
French innkeeper Borsdeaux, owner of Inn of Blood, arrested and charged with murder. Witnesses describe a place where travelers were drugged and robbed, with several victims never found alive. Police report a murdered insurance agent found at the house with dagger wounds.
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Allison's Friends Holding the Balance of Power
A chaotic convention scene details delegates debating platform adoption and committee reports. Key figures include Frank P. Woods, Gene H. Divers, and Byers as debates center on Ohio Chloroidal platform and presidential succession implications.
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Frank P. Woods
Gene HW
Byers
One Prize Fighter Killed The Other In Historic Bout
A fragmented report describes a boxing match ending with the death of one prizefighter and the other presumed winner. The garbled text references locations, dates in March and May, and scattered numbers, with unclear names and affiliations.
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Cilenen
Adoga
Hutter
Jeodnan
JANEEVILLE MARKETS. Tannaville March 17
Tar Corn priced at 16 cents per bushel, Corn Steal at 2 dollars per ton, Fool Corn and Oute at 29 dollars per ton. Standard Muddage 26 dollars per ton. A sensational note describes a fourday runaway incident and a wagon wreck near North Malin Street and Michigan Avenue.
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State at odds over Wisconsin Michigan boundary line
A dispute over the state line between Wisconsin and Michigan near Marinette prompts a potential state survey. Game Wardens detain nets and property as authorities plan to define the boundary, with legal action to follow if waters are inland. Confiscations valued at forty two dollars are reported amid ongoing talks.
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Michigan
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Auch
Marinette Mahernten
Terentia
Championship basketball tilt set for Madison Saturday
Madison hosts a decisive third meeting between Janesville and Waukesha High Schools for the state title berth. The Janesville team travels with both squads each winning on their home floor as Madison Armory prepares for a pivotal afternoon game.
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