Taft Leads National Polls Amid Swing States Shifts
A garbled Chicago Sunday paper summary claims Taft leads in key states including New York Ohio and Indiana with 21 to Prynt's MNS voter bloc. Raymond and Bryan figures appear in a doubtful column amid contested race dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Fia
Chicago Sunday
Carota Rowmne
Aitiliaion
Bryan Sredtit
Taft
Prynt
Olegtarut College
Chtronas Watehcock
Tepito Conkilttey
Boed
Thar
Pingba
Path Wate
Hteheock
Ty Atitan Raymond
Lryan
Wyod Abel
United States Electoral Sentiment Across States and Parties
A fragmented OCR passage outlines party dynamics and voting trends across states, noting Democratic gains and Republican positions. It cites nominees, counties, and regions including New York, Nebraska, Connecticut, and Iowa, with references to mass sentiment, voter turnout, and political shifts impacting national politics.
Frank Flaherty Attacks Man on South Ham Street
Frank Flaherty allegedly attacked a man on South Ham Street after a dispute about a scalp wound. The assailant fought to aid him while bystanders intervened and the victim required medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ham Street
Hoth Mary Street
Harrison Monument Unveiling Prompts Public Interest
Fragmentary report notes a proposed unveiling of a Harrison monument with officials including President Wade and General Noble in attendance. Mentions Pierpont Mabenk ea and activities around the event, with references to interior department oversight and remarks by local figures.
Escape by Sawing Bars Inmate Breaks Free
Desperate inmates at a jail attempted escape by sawing bars and using a rope of bedding to flee. They climbed to a window ledge, used a makeshift key from outside, and briefly evaded guards before being recaptured. Local authorities review security after the incident.
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Aladiken
Albert
Tidolph Downerstag
Coleen Brothers
Tataver
Shari
Atforta
Marehall
Appleby
Timis Taharloualy
Grant Heads Court Martial Trial Of Two Army Officers
Two Army officers from the Seventh United States Infantry are on trial for alleged misappropriation of government property. Captain Charles French and Lieutenant Daniel Corinth face charges related to improper use of supplies and equipment. Proceeding details and defense actions were outlined in the court martial session.
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Crete
Daniel Corinth
Charles
United? States Infantry
Bam
Tadiy Ak
Prominent Democrat Fined for Disturbing Aryan Rally
A Lincoln Nebraska politician, once in public office, paid a fine after prosecutors said his cheering during an Aryan rally disrupted the event. The incident occurred amid an open air concert where his actions were deemed grievous interference with the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Tony Netatie Palichar
Aryan
Kent
Rare coins auctioned in New York by Walter and Scott
Walter and Scott announce a sale of rare United States coins in New York, featuring a wide range of gold pieces and varieties. The event promises collectors access to signatures, dates, and distinctive denominations, with many specimens dated from early years of the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter
Scott
United States
Hankey
Cotlentore
Walter 3
New Orleans
Daltonega
Charlotte
Daltira
Four Weddings Scheduled At St Marys Church
Four weddings are set to take place at St Mary's Church within the next two weeks. Planned ceremonies include Mary Knett marrying Wenzat Nickel and Annie Beehloe wed in Law renes Collis, with other couples listed for the period.
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St. Mary's Church
Nic Mars
Jianenville
Mary Knett
Wenzat Nickel
Adich
Mary Pleyee
Wut
Ut Conthan
Midas Annie Beehloe
Lawrenes Collis
Fred Yuenget
Pennsylvania Clubs Meet Tomorrow for State Convention
The Federation of Women's Clubs plans a gathering in Pittsburgh beginning tomorrow with sessions led by chairmen and officers. Delegates from Pittsburgh and nearby areas are expected as the event features a program of meetings, reports, and discussions over several days in late May.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Marting
City of
Pittsburg
Wazettn
Mitaburg
Banky
JAMIA
Idwari
President Nearing Fifty With Dinner at White House
The president will celebrate his fiftieth birthday tomorrow with family and intimate friends at the White House. No special preparations are reported beyond a quiet observance in the evening, with the president possibly joined by close associates and officials.
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Wieligton
J. C
White House
Willie
Taft Campaign Swing Amid East District Stir
Taft spearheads a broad eastern campaign tour drawing large crowds and security at Stamford and New Jersey stops. The event includes a reception hosted by local groups and notable supporters, with speeches touching on reform and policy as Bryan faces strong counter demonstrations.
Man Murdered Uncle Law Member Held in Lonely Home
A man is found murdered in a remote home tied to a matter of law and authority. Investigation notes claim a conflict over power to compel members to join a strike. The scene is described as isolated, with a timeline pointing to recent days including a night shift and Sunday noon. Authorities pursue leads in a tight local jurisdiction.
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Uncle Law
Campaign wind up in New York state dominates election
In New York on Oct 26 the campaign winds up with both leading presidential candidates touring cities from New York City to Buffalo. A flurry of speeches and events is planned across the state, with Taft, Roosevelt, and Bryan era figures delivering addresses in Stamford, Norwalk, Norwalk, Albany, Syracuse, Rochester, and other hubs as party organizers mobilize its final push.
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Batt
Tao
Cigethar
New York
Rhode
Telanid
Gauth
Raia Tana
Abt
Nebrand
Connecticut
Delaware
Aemhola
Iowa
Houbert
Patt Colin Ia
Fuet
Raymon Keilevsta
Atnion
Tuorevelt
Nubriska
Mason
Arkansas
Colorado
Ant Keven Pew
Oletnhemi
Lelie Neyaih
Chale Tatebeod
Galerie
Thekod Entiety Loutetil
Eolamn
Uilcen Mohtatu
Thain
Umechenck
Feelin
Che Ph
Mingy Connor
Murphy
New Jerney
Wiithevann
Neo
Bryan
Applic
Chwaly
Ming
Gryan
York
Kiven
Ciba
Antonia
Auven Hundred
Cote
APH
TPT
Kote
State OF New York
Buffalo
Dee Fray
Mr Keynn
Tina
Exnart
Mr. Tryna
Madlib Baur Gurdon
Uryitn
Alita
Albany
Byracuas
Wattaio
Taft
Stamford
Ranth Norwalk
Arhigeport
Auxanta
Waterbury
Uriatal
New Johatn
Haven Me
Atimenta
Yate University
Frealty
Patt
Dor
Tughan
Mad ‘Won Square Garden
Durland Riding Academy
Eh Root
Taft Ahd
Hughes
Syracane
Rochester
Tuttalo
Stuyverant Chanter
Atate
Kingston
Broaldlyn
The
Bronx
Hemebury
Auburn
Poughteapslo
Chicago Market Prices Report With Mixed Quotations
A fragmented market summary shows cattle and hog prices near 24 000 and 24 000 units with mixed signals from various suppliers. Listings include poultry eggs creamery butter and feed prices. regional markets in Janesville and surrounding areas show corn and oats prices and creamery notes amid evolving quotations and a pending vote on the butter price quotation committee.
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Elgla
Oshkosh Silk Loss Reported After Burglary
Oshkosh police report a serious silk theft from a shop on Main Street. Burglars described as professionals stole a seven dozen items, with eight black eight blue and one brown among the colors, during the weekend night.
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Oshkosh
Nara
Stud
Divien A Co
Neenah Man Dies While Testing Freight Car
A young Neenah man about 19 years old was killed while attempting to enter a rail car to test the connection between parts. The accident occurred near the freight yard as the car moved, leading to his fatal injury. Local authorities investigated the freight car incident and unit crews are cooperating with the inquiry.
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Onbkanh
Wik
Neewah
Sunday School Big Rally Day Observed at Local Church
Sunday school led a big rally day with a program featuring the pastor Mr Ollie Putnam who has traveled with Terry's Uncle Torn's Cables Co. at the church on Sunday. Attendees included Mrs. Bl. Boylin and family, Mr G Pawson and daughter Nete jie of Black Marth, and Mrs Feed Stephonk. Various townsfolk and visitors were noted, with several preparing for or returning from events and visits.
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Thin A. 1
Ie Fehale Ani
Ollie Putnam
Terry
Torn
Cables Co
Fia An Thorne
Oscar
Daneaville
B. Cleveland
Orfordy
Felday
Mra
Durroc
Drodhend Iridiy
Whelt
Tyes
Thomda
Brantley Hahn
Midi Hon
Trey Abramata
Courro
Jada
Cama
Mary Patemin
Air
Trouxdale
Ara
Rop
Northcraft
Judi
Mont
Gazette's Great European Contest leads tomorrow's contenders
A fragmentary notice highlights today’s leaders and high vote tallies in the Gazette's Great European Contest. Names such as N W Bunker and Mrs Gala Lacy appear amid a list of finalists and unspecified results.
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Ehlee
New York City
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Tetany
Chengo
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Chen
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Pat
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Divlilaon
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Frank Hitchcock
Frank Flaherty
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Evert
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FA. Des
Wehiy Hothiane
Harrison
Prealdant
Farmer Prealdant
Pabeeiah
Garett
Harplaon
Doh W. Noble
St. Lands
Borrllion
Amok Watton
Riley Whl
Poul Wehlon
Formar
Madison Jall
Grant
Canada
Wilfred Laurier
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Alee
Robert Ba
Bardon
Uber
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Mtn
Colley
Oameh
Pennsylvania
Tela Keaton
Swovaral
Salina
Chicago
TAY Arrociatro Panam
Jeep Phearta
Edith Soverhill
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Paler
Chichenmn
Bu Creamery
Daley
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