JAYS MARCH BY THOUSANDS IN TOKIO CELEBRATION
In Tokyo the capital witnessed a massive pro American parade to honor Admiral Sperry and the visiting U S fleet. A two hour lantern procession drew 17 000 participants from schools clans and groups with American and Japanese flags. Bands played the American hymn as crowds cheered and officials attended a foreign affairs dinner.
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Eenarlaeaay
Tye Lenkett
Meir
Tokio
SPER CHURCH WIDE OP tome Go Vet 22 Charles O. Jones resigns
Charles O Jones former pastor of the Spier Church and a moderator in the Methodist Episcopal Church North of New Jersey resigned from the pulpit of the Fifteenth Haven Church in Trenton and briefly supplied the Nostrand Avenue Merodiit Church in Brooklyn. The move unsettled New Jersey Conference and split the Northern and Southern divisions of Methodists. a yearlong absence was granted, and arrangements for his replacement were discussed while an effort to reunite the church continued. Meanwhile a Brooklyn pastor was appointed for the Trenton charge, and New Jersey Conference faced broader regional tensions as secession talks surfaced. In New York a woman is found dead in her apartment after a night of distress.
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Hite Collins
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New York
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Pantie
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Fragmented OCR Note Onhouse Incident Reveals Limited Clues
A damaged OCR fragment hints at an incident at a turning house and a possible explosion. Names and specifics are unreadable, with key details obscured by garbled text. Further readable cues point to a narrative about disruption and safety concerns tied to a local site.
Senator Tillman Returns Home in Polling Interest
Washington Oct 21 Senator Tillman arrived after a month abroad and, amid a crowd of reporters, voiced interest in the presidential race predicting Bryan will win. He declined campaig ning but discussed disclosures on the Commercial Democracy gang and criticized editors. He credited public vigilance with exposing papers and noted a health tonic prescription advertised by a local physician.
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Tima
Washingtons
Europe
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Campalen
Bryan
News and Courier Corresporden
Ayehbold
McLaurin
Commercial Democracy
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Editore
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ForgerY Case Foiled by Ohio Arrest Amid Cleveland Letter Scandal
Brandenbury in Ohio was arrested on forgery charges while traveling to New York. A New York police telegram sought his detention after he allegedly sold a forged letter attributed to Grover Cleveland. The letter claimed Cleveland predicted the election outcome, a fabrication tied to political intrigue and possible estate interests.
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New York City
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Brand Jaromy
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Vine
Lara Department
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Uere
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Lrandenburg
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Utabrtet
Jorame Chit
Anit
New York
Jon
Williams
Ot Tyselt
Mila Jaurhoy
Bel
Watheron
Missing Greer girl linked to abduction case in Atlanta
Police report a 16 year old Greer's girl abducted by Waller Wilkon after attending a funeral. Wilkon claimed to seek work in a cotton mill in Atlanta. Rewards totaling 200 dollars offered by the girl's father and Governor Ansel. Described girl has dark hair gray eyes. Wilkon believed to be using a false name and disguise. husband and two children remain in Greers.
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J. W. Johnson
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Atlanta
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Remarkable Medical Find links typhoid spread to milk
Washington report details a surprising discovery from the Marine Hospital Service investigation of a Georgetown outbreak. A woman dairy worker who had typhoid three years earlier shed the disease via her secretions, making milk a likely carrier. Surgeon General remarks highlight carriers as a public health concern.
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Ujene
Yarble Louth Marine Hospital Service
Ato
Georgetown
D. C
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United States
Explosion near Shannapin ruins two magazines
In October 24 near Shannapin a nitroglyverine plant explosion destroyed two magazines and damaged nearby homes. One person was killed and residents report extensive property loss. Police and officials work the scene as damage assessments continue.
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Diya
Shannapin
Matias Ae
Mail carrier caught in raid at Spartanburg post office
Spartanburg Oct 21 A colored substitute letter carrier J A Anderson recently appointed by Postmaster Polaterhe was removed amid reports he wrote an improper letter to a white woman. A raid on a colored boarding house resulted in fourteen arrests including a colored minister and Anderson. Patrons fear his arrival and consider resistance to his route unless a white man is appointed. Officials say no clear proof of the charge. A Coffee advertisement by Shoop Health Coffee follows.
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Dust Poured Hin Bark From Danville Tragedy Tale
Avery Cook of the Southern road reports from Danville. an old resident who left the town fourteen years ago returns and recounts the deaths of W and others. The overheard remarks touch on suicides and vigil stories, with villagers debating who died and how.
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Avery Cook
Southern Road
Danville
Teaut
Viahl
Wats
George Jones
George
Tyne
Political talk and market mood mix in Columbia State
Journal notes voters organized for Bryan while North trips shuffle winter goods and merchants reflect broad political sentiment. Merchants, workers and public weigh prosperity hopes as markets stay steady and campaigns intensify amid chatter about presidential candidates and party loyalties.
Unknown gunshot incident leaves one dead in local home
A report describes a fatal shooting at a residence involving a young man and another involved party. The wounded suspect appears among those injured, while the victim is identified as a local youth. Authorities are investigating, with details scarce due to damaged text.
Corrupt Voting Fears Prompt State GOP Security Move
New York October 22 charges by Wilitin A Connors head of the Democratic State Committee claim Republican upstate machinery added thousands of names to registration rolls. An executive panel will run election-day security with state tenconmnities and former Judge Alton J Parke as chairman. Connors says funds exist to hire attorneys and special deputies to ensure honest ballots and prevent dead voters or out-of-state ballots. He accuses past fraud and vows no purchase of votes, aiming to block Republican efforts and protect the vote. National Chair Mack predicts broader mobilization across cities and towns to counter perceived fraud.
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Wilitin A. Connors
Democratic Stat Somites
State
Alton J. Parke
Connors
Penn+sylvania
Canada
Latvieken
Mack
Cory Ti
Ohio
Justin
Wisconsin
Kemias
Union Police Seek Frank Goasatt on Alleged Crime
Kiet Halt of the Union police reports receiving a telephone tip about Frank Goasatt of Union. He is wanted on charges connected with a terrible crime against a young woman. The men are not sure of the assailant’s whereabouts or identity.
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Spartiaburg
Kiet Halt
Union County
Frank Goasatt
Union
Administrator's Sale at Seneca On Oct 8 1908
On Saturday October 8 at 2 pm the administrator will sell at public sale in Seneca South Carolina all household and kitchen furniture and one helper belonging to the estate of Emma L. Anderson. Terms cash. October 21, 1908.
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Publi Savare
Seneca
Bid Notice for Steward and Town Jobs in Wilhalla and Walhalla
The Board of County Commissioners will meet November 11 1908 at the Court House Wilhalla NC to bid the stewardship of the Poor House for the year. Applicants must give miner details, bids sealed and due by 10 am. The board may reject any bid. Also a position as a tan in Walhalla seeks expiring subscriptions and new buttons by special methods. salary 1.60 per month with commission option. Apply with references to B C Peabrook Room 102 Suecow Magazine Building New York.
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Board of County Commissionary
Thele Mee
Wilhalla
8. C
Om Ptuday
McAlastrr
Silicons
Walhalle
B.C. Peacork
Suecow Magazine
New York
Fine Mules for Sale by County Council at Walhalla Court House
The Board of County Council will offer for sale by public auction in front of the Court House door at Walhalla Ohio on Tuesday November 1, 1908 between the hours of 1:30 and 4.00 PM. High pink mules weighing 800 to 1,400 pounds each, in good condition, are to be sold as farming or road stock. The board reserves the right to reject any bid. Haymrv last, October 34, 1998, va-4h.
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Board of County Council Intonern
Walhalla
D. & Mpatisper
Haymrv
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