Fragmented OCR Newsitem Describes Burial, Trials and Reforms
An OCR distorted report recounts a fatal suffocation in flour sacks and a chaotic scene with numerous named figures, including Edy and Adair, as police and prosecutors pursue the case. It references appeals, trials, ministers, carpenters, and upcoming national service measures amid disorder and public unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qauel
Bedily Mas
Wes Ithese
Wiley Lester Tanny
J Chan
Uber
Steve Poe
Veliv
Britons See Own Failing Tyranny of Self-Criticism
Fragmented reading shows Britons blame national shortcomings on self-criticism among the educated and wealthy. Critics warn of a drift toward ignorance, low confidence in public culture, and waning faith in Britain's institutions. The piece cites England's schools, universities, and public life as under scrutiny with calls for reform.
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Tyekshaen
Stockholm
Enatishiner
Enghind
Rugipin
America
Yiler
Aod
Engkimd
Sehiols
Duke of
Critic Attacks English Public School System Flaws
The critic condemns the English public school for starving educational forest and stifling pupil growth. He notes light fiction removed from libraries harms readers and calls much modern fiction trivial and poisonous. He warns such reading fosters vice and resignation among adults. He urges reform in adult education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Progressives Behind in Campaign Funds Report
The Progressive party reports total campaign receipts of 304244 with 282041 spent on bills and obligations through October 17. Major contributors include Frank A. Munsey, George W. Perkins, and W. Emlen Roosevelt, with notable gifts from Doughts Robinsons and others. The filing, required ten days before the election, details all receipts and disbursements from July 1 to October 17 and lists state committee support and national committee allocations.
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New York
Progressive Party
Lund
Tite
George W. Perkins
AGU
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Alatet
FAO
Doughts Robinsons
Roosevelt
Hooker
In Affairs
Willian
Eno
Gi Muure
Anteinette Kuolool
Mun Exel
Williane
George Hirsi
Trausev
Ahier
Eos
Phos A. Kidisod
Aren
Im. Houvevelt
Philip J. Roosevelt
Oh West Roosevelt
St P
Trom Ammbre
Alfred L. Baker
AB. Bick
Ruth McCormick
Evanston
Edward A .Rumles
Indiana
Wilson accuses trusts speech at auditor ium
Governor Johnson charged Wilson and allies misrepresented the Democratic stance on trusts in a rainbound speech at the Auditor ium. He vowed to curb monopoly, press for specific legal requirements, and empower an industrial commission to enforce them. He urged measures to suppress corporate excesses and tighten law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrishurs
Tabel. A
Industrial Commission
Taft urges farmers to back Republicans in Minnesota race
President Taft calls on Minnesota and Northwest farmers to stay loyal to Republican ideals, warning that Democratic policies threaten rural prosperity. He emphasizes protective tariffs, railroad rate restraint, pure food laws, rural credits, and continued agricultural support as essential for the nation’s welfare. The letter links farm prices and local markets to national party outcomes and warns against Democratic policies exemplified by past price declines and economic hardship.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Minnesota
Northwest
A. O. Eberhart
Tam
Republican Party
Department of Agricutures
Republican
Amt
Lalloje
Fortunies
Massachusetts
Ohio
Refuses Relative's Bail In Brooklyn Case
A brief Brooklyn case reports a 25 year old woman held on a $200 bail set by a relative after an alleged incident. She appeared with counsel and pleaded not guilty at arraignment, with further examination set for later dates.
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New -York
Elias
Mauile “Malone
Academy
Brooklyn
Modern house cleaning with Gold Dust guidance
If you want to keep house without Gold you miss a modern method. Direct Gold Dust to handle the hard part while you provide direction and supervision.
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Phell
Unclear romance tale over long sea journey and marriage plans
Fragmentary narrative reports a hoped marriage between a newspaper man and a friend of Diaz, detailing delays, travel from New York to Mexico, and social scenes in Paris and Geneva. It mentions a wealthy Bolser family, a wedding postponed, and a travel back to Mexico City, with unrelated medical advertisements embedded.
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New York
Cishiern
Grant
Jose Maria Math Wis
Senorita
Ward Finer
Monterey
Assisiyus
Willis Volpratti
Feeline
Mr. Balser
Dini
Paris
Ant
Ieneva
Bolser
Mexico City
Mata Bas Yi
Trent
Pealer
Toby Bolwer
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Senate of
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Scorr
Scott
Scar
Bowser
BlookRbi
Wilson
Farmers of Minnesota
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Mexico
Diaz
Leon
Nature
Kilmer
Kilmer & Co
Britton
X.Y. Tien
Telli
the Humane Society
McCullochs Pyne
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Margaret “Tilt McCarter
Dougalty
Vinland Valley
Lawrence
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wilder S, Metcalf
Wilder Bros
Dewet
Steinbloch
Klothing Kompany
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