Cleveland Weighs Bryan Candidacy Amid 1908 Talks
Princeton dispatch notes Grover Cleveland hesitates to declare for William J. Bryan as Democratic nominating prospects swirl. Virgil Kline, Rockefeller lawyer, backs Bryan. Cleveland’s health and retirement shadow the scene. Ohio Democrats expect a celebratory welcome when Bryan returns from abroad in August.
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Man Admits Bite Attack in City Alderman Court
Wining, a colored man, pleaded guilty before Alderman Wilbur Tannebury to assault and biting a man along a path. He admitted the act, entered by PMUlip Haid, and was fined one dollar while the injured man remained severely wounded.
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Korgo Anid
Pittsburg Street Bridge Strong Despite Parade Debris
A damaged Pittsburg street bridge stood firm as a parade passed Thursday. The spectacle drew about 200 residents who watched from the damaged side of the bridge and the elephants moved near the parade route, with the structure remaining intact under crowd activity.
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Pittaburg
Fishing Season Opens and Many Out
Fragmented OCR notes describe fishing season opening with unclear phrases about fishermen and local events. Mentions Ashermen and Hatooked Una, but details are obscured. The readable elements hint at opening activities and participant anticipation.
Possible clue to Kinnan murderer's identity surfaces
Police find letters at the Stanton residence suggesting a motive in the murder of Mrs. Atee Kisnan. A creditor dispute over a large sum is blamed for a quarrel that ended with a fatal blow on her porch, with the debtor named but not disclosed by the widow.
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Sullivan Dead Former New York Pitcher and Official
Alehpel J Sullivan ex NL pitcher for the New York club and member of the Governor Guilds counsel died today in a city hospital of cerebral hemorrhage. He had joined Mayor Mitegeralds office last Monday after leaving baseball seven years ago and later graduated from Boston University law, gaining admission to the bar. He was the governor's council's only Republican member, aged about WW. A widow and child girl were noted.
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Publishers’ Press Dispatch
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Masa
Sullivan
Mosquito Bite Leaves Norwalk Man Blind in One Eye
Norwalk Connecticut resident John Bodin, 35, was bitten by a mosquito near his right eye. His eyelid swelled and he awoke unable to see from that eye. He remained in Norwalk Hospital four days as doctors monitored his condition and hoped for recovery. The report notes Bodin is a Westpoint citizen with no other injuries described.
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Publishers’ Press Dispatch
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Fifteen Held for Court in Two Charges
A mistyped report states Dorman Miller will answer at the Pers Sentembert term on charges of shooting within city limits and cruelty to an animal. Delile Freddie Muth, a seven year old, had a hearing. an unknown man and a jeweler are named. The dog was shot and badly wounded. a missing child case and possible reward are hinted with unclear details.
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Pers Sentembert
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Vical Jeweler
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Cirews
James Gibbin
Miller
Vane
New York
Barker Linpenotralne
Fearful threats lead to bond in Moravia case
A jailed man faced possible life endangerment threats as Moravia Avenue and local officials prepared to post bond on Monday. The accused, named in court papers, allegedly threatened violence after a quarrel on Moravia Street. Authorities sought restraining orders and monitored the situation as the case moved toward a preliminary hearing.
Strawberries Stolen and Two Arrested in Local Case
Perry Sleventon and Steven Hotuit of Weut Plitwamy face larceny charges after a berry theft. Johnstsworth and Williams are also linked to the incident. They deny involvement and remain held on bail for a hearing as farmers report heavy losses from thefts crippling crop yields.
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Perry Sleventon
Steven Hotuit
Weut Plitwamy
Hsieves
Trampled Man Killed by Maddened Bull in Lowell Estate
On the estate of G. B. Shedd in Lowell Massachusetts a prize bull turned on Nelson Lindsey and fatally trampled him after charging. Nearby laborer Chapman was gored and severely injured when attacked as Lindsey entered the pasture, the bull then slain with bullets to end the threat.
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Soring Nelson
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Goring
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G. B. Shedd
Lowell
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Presbytery Releases Pastor Stewart at Velvet and Killet Churches
The Bholanga presbytery of the Ppnm church met Friday morning at M1 oveloek and released Rev. Stewart from the pastoral relationship at Velvet and Killet, with Rev. Bov. Tait of Princeton presiding. Stewart's application was approved and he was recommended to the Bullerywesbytery for membership, while his call to the joint pastorate was announced.
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Circus Day Sees No Robberies Reported
Not a single robbery was reported to the police on Circus Day as crowds gathered. The Ring leaders and organizers appeared vigilant and a number of visitors noted a former local resident, John Powell, now leading a company in Baltimore area.
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John Powell
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Om Powell Fought And Sent To Jail
Tom Peavell, a household acquaintance among the poliga, was charged Thursday night by Buckley and Dugan with fighting. Om attempted to restrain the others, seized timbers, and later faced an information Walg by Huckley alleging assault. The next hearing was set, with Conant and Mathie named in the Western Pointing variety District Showers.
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Two Scrappers Caught Held for a Hearing
Harry Waters and William were arrested Thursday evening on a charge of fighting. They were held at police headquarters and later turned over to the magistrate for arraignment before the judge on the charge of fighting and assault as alleged by a complainant.
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Wadsworth amendment backs bill despite president opposition
Washington dispatch reports speaker Cannon backed the Wadsworth substitute amid president's opposition. The debate centers on inspection provisions and slaughtering safeguards with party lines shaping support. Senator Beveridge faces criticism for alleged date error as Wadsworth presses for the measure. Military maneuvers planned with details on command and scheduling appear on Sixth Page.
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Will Not Prosecute Head Childs Parents
The report states prosecutors will not press charges against the parents of the child who died in a house fire. Details remain unclear as officials note no criminal action will be pursued. Local authorities provide condolences to the family and emphasize ongoing safety investigations.
Inquest Decision On Conrad Weigel Not Held
A local inquiry into the death of Conrad Weigel will not be held. Details indicate the coroner and officials determined no inquest is necessary. The report notes conflicting statements but resolves with no formal inquest action.
Exciting trolley crash in Gotham unfolds in chaos
Readers report a dramatic trolley collision on Groni street in Gotham. Amid crowded doors and a panicked crowd, several passengers were injured and carried to a nearby promenade by bystanders. Eyewitnesses described shattered glass, screams, and a frantic scramble as workers attempted relief and police secured the scene.
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Examinations Top Local Candidates Across Wards
Examinations for candidates dominated the page with names and wards. First ward saw Fae, Mae fate COWL DE TN Aes and Rowe among top performers. Second ward listed J McColmick and Alma Mret as leading figures. Third ward highlighted Pear Mf. Tres as second in line. Seventh ward showed Sountel Saith as president with Tevagors and others noted in order.
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Li J. McColmick
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Dalor A. Andrews
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Mayor Signs Law for Municipal Wedding Event
A city mayor enacted a new ordinance governing municipal weddings. The law outlines eligibility, required ceremonies, and officiant rules, aiming to standardize wedding procedures across city facilities and ensure compliance with local regulations.
Ringling Circus Best Ever Visited New Castle
The Ringling Circus wowed New Castle with unmatched performances and large crowds. Spectators described the show as the best ever seen in the area, with elaborate acts, bold stunts, and a festive atmosphere drawing thousands.
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