World War of 1904 Election Debate Questioning Parker Support
A reader questions the New York World about its coverage of the 1904 Congressional election and Parker’s backing. The letter argues the paper misleads readers by omitting key races and suggests the World should publish countrywide party vote data from 1894 1806 and 1900 to show comparative performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
New York
Gloveland
Lauder
Democratic Party
al Id
Bn Uinre Mnelvons
Cn Hant
Toyet
Powis
World appropriation and campaign financing questioned
A fragmentary account discusses payments from the World to the Republican party before elections. It claims the World’s contribution was not gratuitous and that relationships with press and political figures influenced support and coverage. The speaker asserts efforts to elect Parker and criticizes campaign funding gaps and newspaper influence.
Dynameped Amehuicans Blast Dismantles Company Site
A crowd near Santa Toval reports a catastrophic event at a work camp 4 dozen men strong. Explosions level the facility as supervisors scramble to assess damage and secure the area. Authorities describe the incident as a total demolition with extensive ruin and ongoing investigations.
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Santa Toval
Dongad
Ava
Hivougl
Ujeu
Eminal
Dyuanille Ware
Reform Effort Aims Tuberculosis Society Formation
Editorial calls for a nationwide Tuberculosis Society to combat the disease and stresses urgent action, public health, and sanitation. It argues for collective effort and warns against complacency as tuberculosis threatens communities and individuals alike.
Reform Efforts Call for Civic Action Against Threats
A fragmented text urges every loyal citizen to support national safety by joining efforts and funding campaigns. It stresses teachers and school leaders play a role in warning about risks, prevention, and civic responsibility.
Mystery Shots Shake City as Police Probe Alleged Grift
A local investigation unfolds into a suspected scam tied to a hotel project. Officials and detectives pursue leads amid a web of questionable actions and a growing list of involved parties.
Senate Rejects Repeal of Richiards Lien Law
The Senate votes ten to seventeen against repealing the Richiards Lien Law amid confusion over names and dates. Reports note the House had proposed repeal but the Senate declined to follow, with multiple lawmakers listed in the roll call and references to Governor Mebvod and other officials.
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Dig
Larne Haton
Uivik
Clifton
Graydon
Hall
Ous
Smith
Appell
Hoot Care Penter
Christenwen
Crouch
Hehe
Wid
Gibson
Tardin
Harvey
Don
Noh
May trial for matroonm Boyleston at Ponce exhibit
The May trial for the matron Boyleston began at Aiken Institute on Tuesday. Defense attorney Croft and Chest, aided by Hendersons of Aiken and Panning of Springfield, faced prosecutors led by J. J. Salley of Aiken and Townsend of Upton. First witnesses were examined by the attorneys as the case opened.
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Nm Boyleston
Ponce
Salley
Aiken
Croft & Chest
Llendersons
Panning
Springfeld
Salley Witnesses Tie Plot to North Road Detour
Testimony describes a surveyed plot by Norris of Aiken detailing a detour route near Salley leading close to Moyles and Nobee as a motive in the shooting case. Prosecutors say over ten witnesses have testified, with neighbors noting the suspect’s quiet demeanor before the incidents.
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Salley
Davis
Hoyluston
Norris
Aiken
Apsascia
Ely
Moyles
Ede
Amd
Dofarner
Nile
Anand
Boybedton
Walt
Wink
Waller Poyleston
Bint
Acquittal Report Shifts Spotlight on Hov Leston Case
The article outlines an acquittal outcome linked to Hov Leston and Morin E Ravtoston with references to a complex legal proceeding. It notes ties to Glabet Bay and Fenians surrounding an event described as a collision or collision-like incident. Attorneys are mentioned as allowed during testimony and evaluation phases.
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Baltve
Perlingia
Dyer
Wilty Pope Cotes
Howe
Praise Is For Bryan In New Jersey Debate
A New Jersey floor debate centers on William Jennings Bryan with criticism of opponents and defense of his views. Speakers including Mr. Hamil, Mr. Lewke, and Mr. Thum challenge claims about Bryan’s knowledge and policies while praising his principles and leadership.
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Hamil
Newstersey
Lewke
William
Hudson County
Bryan
Heya
Heya Snout Be onpOeed On Oye Tur of the Hause
Tysin
Eelit
United States
MartHryan
Hawitl
Ryan Wan
Denver
Plight of Hungry Children At New York Restaurant Site
A chaotic scene outside a Grand Street eatery drew 480 hungry children, many malnourished after two days without meals. Manager Adolph Lorhed promised dinner for applicants by one o’clock, while police restored order as workers shared food parcels and volunteers urged calm amid the crowd.
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New York
Adolph Lorhed
Childrem
Quarantine Law Enforced Against Weevil Threat in Georgia
Entomologist Worsham warns the Mexican boll weevil will menace Georgia cotton within five years. He urges rigid quarantine and state appropriation to build defenses, with surveillance extending toward South Carolina as the pest expands.
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Wol. Worsham
Coordi
Ite
Georgia
South Carolina
Gioanrage
Worsham
Lost Detroit boy Avqan Mingle found in Aiken
The Detroit boy Avqan Mingle who ran away two years ago was arrested in Aiken on Tuesday afternoon. He confessed to being Abe Tad and reported traveling with five other boys across the South from Texas to Virginia before reaching Aiken. He remains detained for identification as authorities arrange return to his mother Myre in Detroit.
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Throweh Ie
Detriot Free Press
Michigan
AvQan Mingle
Detroit
Aiken
Noy
fAfteen
Abe Tad
Myre
Martin
Tie Shiro
South
Texay
Virginia
Cobinshia
TA Mater
Fragmented OCR Reads on Confederate Senators and Wartime Politics
A garbled OCR passage references Confederate Senate matters, wartime actions, and possible political moves. It mentions regimental or government actions, a presidential or senatorial context, and public sentiment during a period of upheaval, with unclear specifics and several corrupted terms.
Gas Snafu Claims One Life In New York S摯
A gas incident at 78 Sherif Street New York left one man dead and five others overcome by gin on Tuesday. The deceased was 66 year old Reuben Markoff.
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Sherif Street
New York
Reuben Markoff
Bank Robbery Rocks Willird Missouri
A gunman bundle shot up the town of Willird in a Willird bank robbery and escaped with 10008 dollars.
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Tve
Willird
Wafp
Local Market Totals And Contest Hint
In 1808 at Sandy Ride town, Mrs. Moet reports produce sales totaling 201.75 with items including bullor 2460 frit 9.00 feroll 5.00 and cheysanthemumis 3.00. The excerpt notes a challenge to ladies and mentions distances seven miles from market with various names present.
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Meanie
N.C
Joe
Moet
Saint Valentine Day Narrative From Early Church History
The article traces Saint Valentine’s martyrdom and feast day origins, noting his possibly 3rd century birth under Emperor Marcus Aurelius, his charitable acts, and conversion efforts. It discusses his beheading in Rome and later veneration as a patron saint, the shift to February 14 as a communal observance, and the evolution of the holiday into a time for exchanging tokens.
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St. Valentine
Orrance
St. Valentine V
Marcus Anreting
Tewai Kentle
Tyre
Elke Ua
Rome
Sutforinic
Pano Ecol
Homer
Etrighlan
Romain
Untitled fragment hints at Valentine customs and shifting traditions
Fragmentary text references a Valentine theme with mentions of St Valentine Tuesday and changing customs. Notes a long standing practice moving from Europe to America, with unclear references to people and places. The excerpt is highly garbled and offers few concrete details.
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Chaucer
Annie
St Valent
Mule trade fuels debate on animal welfare in Anderson
The Anderson intelligencer voices concern over mules imported from Western markets. It questions their fate as hundreds are traded, starved, or die young. notes long-lived ponies and mule ages, and calls for better wildlife and livestock oversight.
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Anderson Intelligencer
Apria
Anderson County
Edith Pon
Joan
Wis
Epidemic Sparks Surge in New York Tenith Case Reports
Scattered reports from New York describe a rising number of hydrophobic illness cases since the outbreak began two years ago. Authorities note several new patients amid broader concerns over hospital capacity and public health response.
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New York
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