Razor-thin Fight for Texas Delegates Sparks Hall Row
Amid chaotic convention room scenes in Chicago, Texas Republicans clash over seating Taft Roosevelt and Bryan factions. Delegates argue, roll call denied, with protests outside as Texas splits between Taft loyalists and Roosevelt supporters.
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Sid Borall
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Ty Taft
Mal Jon
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Hoimutdenmim
Death of I N Rogers reported by local press
Delayed obituary notes I N Rogers died last night at his home with his daughter Mrs Albers Brewer. Funeral arrangements set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Press Company. service to be held at his residence 223 Indiana Street, moving to the property on the east side of the street opposite his old home.
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Sterlz
Ivong
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Fight to Finish Roosevelt Speech and Public Control Debate
Roosevelt rejected attacks and urged voters to judge leaders by actions rather than rhetoric. He criticized professional enemies and special interests trying to dominate the people, asserting his commitment to liberty and accountability in government.
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New York
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Ee Amis
Roosevelt plan unchanged say McKinley supporters
Chicago reports that Roosevelt will not change policies, with McKinley followers stating the stance as unchanged. The note emphasizes Roosevelt's existing support base and the continued solidity of administration without new tax or stamp act changes.
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Roosevelt
McKinley
Chicago
Jane
California Ready Delegates Unify After Conference Regs
California delegates Chiveney Anne and Angus from California attended a conference of Roozevelt delegates. The California delegation held a meeting, adopted regulations, and many viewed the actions as unifying the group despite unclear details.
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Chiveney
Anne
Angus
California
Warn Committee Amid Alleged Assault on Republican Party
A fragmented OCR excerpt reports threats and accusations surrounding a letter sent to Republican leaders. The text alleges an attempt to unseat party figures, naming Roosevelt supporters and governors urging Roosevelts actions. It assigns responsibility for suppressing opposition to the party and condemns dissent as treasonous to liberty.
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Lear
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Cather
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Fox
Ed Smith Refereeing At City Meeting Mixes With Conversation
Fragments show Ed Smith to referee as Joli Frank Thomann, with stray remarks about visiting Kan and society, and a casual exchange about luck and money. Vague notes include references to Wigwag Hulio, Gronebleigh, and Vinland.
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Ed. Smith
Smithy Oo' Splert
Joli Frank Thomann
Dr 'Heh
Kan
Wealph Hills
Vinland Ware
Roosevelt Convention Plans For Chicago Coliseum Arrival
The forthcoming Roosevelt convention dominates the scene as delegates prepare in Chicago. A temporary chairman and a Roosevelt committee head the preparations while a personal appearance by Roosevelt is anticipated. Delegates will assemble Monday, with ushers and staff readied for a large turnout.
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Revell
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Ani
OROZCO ARRESTS OFFICERS CHARGES TWO STAFF MEMBERS
Fragmentary text reports Orozco arresting officers and charging two staff members amid rebel army activity. Mentions escorts from a raid, expedition near Torrent, and General Qroten, with planes involved in the charge. Names and specifics are partially garbled.
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Chihiawa
Lapa
Apis
Armiv
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Nes
Four Boys Drown While Trying to Save Comrade
Four boys lost their lives in a Creek near here while attempting to rescue a comrade. Oakley, Wa Jame 15, Dal g, Lowe Ch nao and LTeary land Roy Phillips, ages not fully listed, drowned as the first to drown was found and others followed in the failed rescue attempt. Prof. i, Te principal, of Central school, plans to add five tons to his home on Indiana street to provide a room for three?
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Oakley
Wa Jame
Lowe Ch Nao
Ltearyland
Roy Phillips
Lavere
Wallas
Prof. i
Central School
Indiana Street
Sane
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Altornay
Stack- Rhysuhine
Leavjee
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Hvic
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Lawrence
Tally
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Kansas
Egieth Shevitt
Menpetmety
Carmesne
Presbsteria
Eluates
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Tylen
Nick Chilatin
Cvinyk
Spalding
Alby
Mrs Innes Visits At Foredale Hospital
Mrs Innes continued to show improvement after visiting Mr Innes at Foredale Hospital last night. The report notes he remains under care and improving, with condition monitored by medical staff this morning.
Ceiling Collapse Damages Store After Dry Weather
A ceiling collapse caused by dry conditions damaged a store on the north side, tearing plaster and electrical wiring. Gas pipes were torn and carpenters began clearing debris this morning. The owner estimates the loss could be several thousand dollars, with business likely to suffer on a key Saturday. Mrs. A. B. Brilley and Abs. E. T. Toce left today to visit friends in Abilene.
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Youn
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A. B. Brilley
Abilene
Kansas Weather Report Promises Generally Fair Conditions
A Kansas weather note reports generally fair conditions with mild temperatures and light winds. No significant storms are anticipated, promising clear skies for the day and gentle regional variations across counties.
Commencement Day at Douglas County Schools Opens
A large crowd gathers for the Douglas County Schools commencement at the high school. Diplomas are awarded by Superintendent Shawley with remarks from Prof J H Miller and Prof Auber. Brown's Orchestra performed as graduates received diplomas, and the event celebrated rural education and local progress amid ongoing school calendar adjustments.
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Chemonile
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JU Maller
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Kluaetion
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Leavin
Auber
Pete Millet
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Mike
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Messen
Miller
Rebel Warns of Fire at El Bobre in Four Hours
Fragmentary report from Cuba dated June 15 warns a rebel leader will burn El Bobre in four hours. The message mentions a confrontation with White forces and references FL Cobre, 47, amid unclear details.
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Death of Samuel Carmean Longtime Ohio Sheriff and City Marshal
Samuel Carmean, born 1832 in Ohio, served 14 years as public official including four terms as sheriff and four as city marshal. He died at 11:40 p.m. at his home on 740 Ohio Street after a long illness. His career spanned Des Moines County, with deep ties to local government, church, and community. He faced a fatal illness and passed peacefully. his wife and family grieved as tributes noted his long service and public duties.
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Tomorrow Motor Day in Kansas City Area
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a motor day event with a Lawrence tour by delegations from Kansas cities. It mentions Tonganoxie Topeka Leavenworth and nearby towns, a motorcade to Lawrence, and planned entertainments, with university visits and a summer sociability program anticipated in Lawrence.
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Snotorevele Vlub
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Toamiveertin Cameriat Club
Léyemeorth Motors Vvele-Elah
Tanwresten Moforevele Eth While Tle Caremeret
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Fak
Elwel
Pitzer
Fee Lanrae Pt
Latrene
Lancretee
Ovalfike Dinges
Arad
Averythe Elke University
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Leavenwarth
Te -Browis
Thargann
Fons Toy
Douglas Farmers Face Year of Promising Prospects
An agricultural report cites optimistic forecasts for Douglas area farmers. Union Pacific expert notes favorable weather and broad belief that crop prices will rise, with wheat and alfalfa thriving and good prospects for corn and other staples. observers expect a strong harvest this season.
Name Non Coms Deon unithed for the two
The text appears garbled but references non commissioned officers and a unit, with notes about retirement and promotions. Lave and Deon are mentioned as possible names, along with references to land and mixed phrases implying military context and ceremonial actions. The fragmentary wording limits precise reconstruction.
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Lave
Retiee
Death of J. N. Rogers in Ohio district report
An obituary note reports the death of J. N. Rogers in Ohio. The brief item mentions district raters and related local notices, with sparse details from the fragmented text.
Markets by Wire Kansas Cuy Grainy and Provisions
Fragmentary market notes from Kansas City rail and grain markets, listing items like rye No 2 and mixed lots with ambiguous figures. Reads as a brief agricultural exchange update with scattered price cues and commodity names.
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