Roosevelt Second Term Urged After White House Talk
Bonnter Bourne, a 140 confidant of President Roosevelt, issued an authorized statement urging the president to accept a second elective term. He said the people must command the government and rejected opposition, while details of discussions at the White House included figures from New York politics and signaling shifts in party loyalties and cabinet considerations.
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Bonnter Bourne
Roosevelt
Hove
White House
Sondtor Tollitia
Washington
Beeratary Taft
Sonaton Hourne
Cheronelloniartes
Lincoln
Roowgell
Dan
Roonevell
Rome
Howe
Parsons
New York
Tie
Hughes
Tim
Thughea
Grea
Asgal
Conlicky
Meg Ganntey
Tillman Speaks at Musto Hall in Pittsburg Noose
Reports from Caracato's Musto Hall in Pittsburgh detail Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina addressing Park Avenue Athletic Club attendees last Wednesday night. The crowd, said to include armed police, reacted with mixed applause as Tillman pressed race questions and accused European influences. he praised Booker T. Washington while provoking debate on negro education and equality with strong, controversial rhetoric.
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Pittsburg
Mona
Carnegia Musto Hall
Benjamin R. Titman
South Carolin
Park Avenue
Closg Gttenton
Wloxe
Tithman
Etal
Wan
Tina
Tillman
Europe
America
Wyen
Tiiian
Hooker T. Washington
Hooker
Washington
Tiiman
Unclear OCR Fragment Describes Drowning Incident
A partially legible OCR excerpt notes a drowning event on a Monday afternoon involving a government dredge and a body later viewed by an official. Details are fragmented with many garbled names and places, limiting precise identification of persons or locations.
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AL Obitelmtan
Against the President Roasts Roosevelt at Labor Rally
A fiery Chicago Labor gathering denounces President Roosevelt linking him to mine owners and capitalists. Edward Morgan blasts the administration as speakers call for punishment of Haywood and the Western Federation of Miners while pledging vengeance and urging union unity against alleged corporate tyranny.
Incomplete Note on Negro Schools Funding Debate
A fragment describes a fund allocation to uplift negro education in the South with references to Philadelphia officials, local communities, and rival schools. It mentions trustees and a deed of conveyance, but many details are obscured by garbled OCR. The passage centers on public funds for basic schooling and community efforts amid tense race tensions.
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Milink
Uesti
Philadelphie
Mmeunt Atyen
Hortierd
Caiavanttty
Privcell
Une Hinayti Noval
Uistinites
Phitee Jay Breahh
Pathe Indy
Unclear Workplace Incident At Unknown Plant
Fragmentary text describes workers at a factory involved in a mishap or incident. Mentions wage issues, possible injuries, and names of individuals and places unclear due to OCR errors. No clear dates or definitive actions can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Man kills himself after wife accused affair at Ridgewood
A Ridgewood New Jersey Justice of the Peace Wendles Gardner shot himself after his wife allegedly confronted him about an affair with Mrs Belin. Gardner died on his home doorstep. Police said Gardner was framed by a friend and the wife heard the shot from inside the doorway as he died. The article also mentions a separate long sleep study of William Warner from Great Barrington Massachusetts who claims to never sleep fully, working on a farm and hearing his deceased father’s voice while awake.
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Nod
la Faye
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Romanin
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Myst
Belin
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Cigner
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Fardner
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Willam Warner
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New Marlboro
Havi
Marelige
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Caneliry
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Disorder in a town as battle and arrest are reported
Readable fragments describe a violent incident and arrests involving a local gang. Key figures include Mr Garrison and MehiE work, with claims of beatings and property damage. The timeline centers on Monday and events in a Denver area setting, with legal actions and community impact noted.
Fragmented report on a local incident and witness actions
A damaged OCR fragment describes an elderly woman and a man in a region near Dunobe Wy. It notes an event at a home, a cash involvement around $60, and a sequence including a horse and some witnesses and a panel. Details are unclear but imply a local incident with minor financial aspects.
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Labor unions blast Roosevelt over Moyer Haywood murder case
National labor leaders denounce President Roosevelt for his handling of the Moyer Haywood affair. New York and Chicago federations plan a May Day protest parade in New York City. Organizers call for a nationwide demonstration, accusing the administration of biased arrest and deportation.
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Moon
Roosevelt
Moyer
Looh
F. A
Organized Labor
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Arront Ac
Tlon
Mayer, Haywood and
Pettbone
Eldsons
New York City
Roosevelt Toy Hile Nee
Atuck
Moyer and Haywood
Pivaantral Federated
Uifoithi
Moyer and Hywood
Whem
Hod Maywood
Iris
GNU
Wilon
Ellux
Adlapateh Fron Mi
Wikke
Staten Unie
Ghiengo
Groot Park
Garry Nation Letter Sparks Marital Promise Amid Rumors
A garbled World article claims Mrs. Carrie Nation received a marriage proposal from Virginia suitor Win veteran Holng. The letter details a plan of union and notes Nation’s past petitions, with references to pensions and domestic rumors.
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New York World
Qarrie A. Nation
The
Tatehot
Ae Oa
Ale Haa
Notable brigand raid told with scattered wartime details
An account describes Slanishans Liat and five cohorts raiding Warnaw Toland Ilo, with brigand leadership, arrests, and a police skirmish. Wounded soldiers and artillery fire mark the confrontation as police advance toward the camp.
Exposition Opening Draws Governors to Jamestown Harbor
The Jamestown Exposition opens amid lavish hospitality as Governor Ansel of South Carolina leads a large party through staging and tours. Delegates tour the grounds, meet officials, and discuss hotel rates and transit arrangements while praising the event as a major regional showcase.
Puree Found Dead in a Negro Victim Mystery Scene
A fragmented OCR report details a death scene with names and partial affiliations. The body lies on the floor and bed in a servants’ room after a door was forced. Police investigate possible domestic homicide related to a separated spouse.
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Adria
Pofon
Death of Mag Rose Megabe At Haye Onne Street
A young woman aged 20 from No Shinet street Hay e onne died after drinking nearly a quart of peanut while she later collapsed. A physician was sent for but she died en route. The article notes the event occurred on a Wednesday night and mentions the father’s name and October date in a fragmentary record.
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Poate
Ofale Montie
Hung at Gunteraville for 1904 murder
Woh Watt, a young white man, was hanged after being convicted of murdering Pord Winklew, a Confederate veteran who had just withdrawn $80. Watts protested innocence. multiple reprieves arose before a final execution at 8:20 p.m. The case drew appeals to the supreme court and involvement of the Birmingham Jail and asylum authorities.
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Gunteraville
Aimmonta
Watts
Pord Winklew
Winkles
Supreme Court
Birmingham
Ingane
Cromer
Anarchists Attack Prince Albert at Weasdels Church
Anarchists attempted to assassinate Prince Albert of Holstein nephew of King Leopold as he prepared to visit a church in Weasdels. A guard discovered a dagger and loaded revolver. three other anarchists were arrested nearby and two admitted French origins. Authorities say the plan targeted the Congo throne claimant born April 8 1870 and married October 2 1900.
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Weasdels
Albert of
Holuiim
Leopold
Authoritien
Bnt
Prince Albert
Count of Wiandera
Princesa
Maria
Fal Yavin
Albert
Congo
Men Drown in Cape River at Huckhory Falls
In Chatham county a scow broke over Huckhory Falls sending workers into the Cape river. Hans Thorson of Minnesota, a construction foreman, died along with two African American laborers and a fourth man remains missing. Thorson was to marry Miss Thelma Lindgren of St Paul. the party aimed to reach Ratlogh for a landing.
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Cape Our River
Huckhory Falls
Chatham County
Ratlogh
N.C
Hans Thorson
St. Maul
Minn
Moneure
Howies
Thorson
Bhen
Ratlegh Sunday
Thelma Lindgren
St. Pal
Hin
Raltegh
Tragic Auto Crash Leaves Family in Grief
A twelve year old boy from Cochin, identified as a son of Mi Wien J, Cochin, died after a child injury incident. The mother Myra Thursday morning, while attending the scene, and the father were overwhelmed with grief as relatives and friends expressed condolences. The event occurred amid a sequence of troubling details about the crash and subsequent awakenings.
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AY Snekneai
Gil
Seti Coenrnn
Mi Wien
Cochin
Myra
Ethel
Avibur
Joe
Ady trial recounts memory doubts and extrinsic factors
The article reports on a premier’s speech challenging a prominent foe’s memory and alleged influence. It mentions Moyer and Haywood, a murder guilty verdict, and questions of guilt, memory reliability, and external pressures during the case.
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Ady
al Mover
Haywood
Na Monnlig Moyer
Jaywood Dy
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Tragic double murder suicide shocks Ol City
In Ol City Pa on Wednesday night Ty 14 Rosy a post office clerk aged 35 was shot and killed by former sweetheart Miss Isabel Stroup 28 who then shot herself. The couple had been engaged to marry and no witnesses heard any argument. Both bodies were found after Dr George Magee returned home. Stroup had been employed at a Bradford hospital and arrived in town at noon. Ross a Span Am veteran worked at the post office and planned marriage to Drusilla Sampsell of Ol City.
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Rosy
Post
Wis
Isabell Stroup
sWeatheart
George Wi Magee
Misa Stroup
Ross
ON City
Thad
Herona
Rosa
Mil Stroup
Ovo
Coalhill
Political row erupts as senators clash over campaign tactics
Fragmented text outlines a political dispute with Senator Diol and Senator Dick in focus. It mentions opposition to a house vote and rail against party machinery, plus speculation on the president's personality and party power shaping strategy.
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Senter
Alcor
Ahlo
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Ohle
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Hartey
Powlaetty
Unreadable flood scene in New Orleans article
Fragmented OCR describes Naw Orleans flood conditions with water depths and street inundation. It notes Canal street area, St Charite avenue and nearby blocks covered by water, with rainfall totals and delayed relief then mentioning PROUTIAT and CASH OF RAKING.
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Aldewalla
Preetiiiadion
Cleveland boy exposed to disease fears spread in county
A young father from Huntington, DuWens County, is in Atlanta under treatment after exposure to a disease carried by a cow. The incident raises concern among family and friends about the risk, following a few days of agitation and signs of hydrophobia in the animal.
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Huntington
Duwens County
Atlanta
Prateice Mathitito
Avery
Thayaday
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