Insurgent Republicans and La Follette Party Ties Rise
A chaotic survey of insurgent figures led by La Follette and Cummins outlines the spread of progressive ideas across Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska, and beyond. Notable names include Henry Cabot Lodge’s in-law Augustus Gardner and Iowa leaders Norris, Norris, and Nelson, signaling a widening challenge to party leadership and old guard rules. The piece notes Murdock’s reform zeal, attacks on the tariff, and calls for procedural changes to empower reformist lawmakers.
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Murdock
Torty Ball
Wisveisit
Midwesota
Elx Front Town
Nebraska
Kansas
Ohie
Massachusetts
New Jersey
North Dakota
California
Warrington
Henry A. Cooper
Wisconsin
Trine
L. Lenroot
Wiscansin Assembly
Washington
Wiseavain Minn
John J. Bach
Railroad
mite-Inn
Aph Ham J Cffry
Arthur WW
Copp
B. A. Morse
John M. Nelson
Troilowna
Cummina
Dolliver
Elbert
Hubbard
Iowa
James W. Good
Gilbert N
Haugan
N. B
Rendall
Charles J. Mekert
Frank [ Woods
Minnesota
Nelson
Clapp
House
Charles R. Davis
Charles A. _ Lindbergh
Mulver Steenerson
Audrey J. Volstead
Henry Cabot
Lodge
Gardner
Witn C. Lovering
Madison
Eohies Asie J.gronna
B. A. Hayes
Hou
Washington State
Miles P
Cannoneague
Cahuon
Thio
Insurgent View Sparks Congress Graft Talk
The piece portrays a chaotic scene as insurgent rhetoric and factional clash ripple through the Senate and House. It mentions figures like Aldrich and Lodge, notes tensions over representation and power, and signals upcoming elections and maneuvers shaping the political landscape.
Pulp Wood Used For Plant Pudding Concept Mentioned
An odd fragment suggests wood pulp might be used to make a plant pudding or dessert. The passage contains quirky dialogue about preparing a Christmas tree, grinding branches, and sweetening with sugar, ending with a note about a New York World publication.
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New York World
Insurgents War Opens. Republicans Split Over Patronage
The article reports a heated factional split within the Republican Party in 1912 as insurgents clash with the regulars. It notes President Taft weighing whether to ignore Republican recommendations on patronage, with Cannon faction backing strong action to force insurgents in or out of the party. Leaders seek to control appointments and squabble over campaign influence and organization support.
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Tate
Regula
Congress
Senate
House
Ihaurgentic
Congress Organization
Nis
Cane
Ato
Abégarice
Cannon
Svesf
Insurgenta
Re Publican
Ling
Support Werk
Uhe
Wisconsin
Henry Allen
Cooper
Cooper, and. In the Fifth» Nebraskagulatrict, Represented By “George Wien: Novia
Gillaltey
Alnot
Tor
Taft
Fire Kills Four in Fort William One House
Four persons were burned to death in a fire that destroyed F I Babcock’s boarding house in Fort William Ontario on January 5. Five others were seriously injured and forced to jump from windows to escape. The temperature reportedly plummeted to 200 degrees below zero.
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Fort. Wiliam
Ont
Meath
F. i
Babcock
Boardly
Reading Iron Works Ship 49 Carloads Pipe in Biggest Day
Reading Pa January 5 The Reading Iron company made a shipment of forty nine carloads of pipe from its tube mill, the largest day’s shipment from the plant in years. The company is turning out sixty miles of pipe daily.
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Reading
The
Reading Iron’. Company
Mare
Ita
Rables Quarantine and Death Reported in City Notices
A fragmented report notes a quarantine for Menheim Borough Lancaster County due to rabies concerns, with dogs to be rounded up or euthanized. It also mentions the death of John Shea, former coachman to President Taft, at St. Raphael’s Hospital in New Haven due to complications from diseases.
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Manheim
Menheim
Lancaster Coun
Ollcess
New ‘Haven
Conn
Tobn Shea
Taft
Cinenati
St. Raphael's Hospital
Public Schools Start Amid Treasury Shortage Reported
The board of healing kaw directed the beginning of public schools on account of an anomaly of treasies A and chicken. Nox, Say you: Raw Win The N News.
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Moashe Clos Irwin
Healin Kaw
Public Schoos
Wealthy Woman Arrested for Stealing Gloves
Jan. 6 report from Schlengo describes Mrs. Ada Sweet Bray, a 70-year-old widow and former broker’s wife, accused in Lake City Municipal Court of stealing gloves from Rotowb department store. Prosecution contends she confessed after evidence was heard.
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Schlengo
Revelu
Hone Munde
Lake’. Cour
Ay ‘Harrison
Street
Weet
Recluse Found Starving as $22,000 Hidden in Coat
Marshall McMurran, a recluse living near Want, Ind, was discovered starving and exposed. Constable brought him to Meche for a commission hearing. $22,000 in one thousand greenbacks and $2,000 in gold coins were found hidden in the lining of his coat.
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Binet
WIFE SEES MORSE IN PRISON AFTER FLOURISHING EXIT
Mrs. Charles W Morse visits ex banker Morse at federal prison in Atlanta. Seeks plan for his liberty as Rela and Boston friends accompany them. Morse shows restrained emotion as the couple exchanges final goodbyes before her return to New York.
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Charles W. Morse
MaySo
Hersel
Marge
Morse
W. F. Reta
Boston
Morae
Murderer Hanged for Rouble Crime Near Newtown Square
Jan Chogwoskl, a Polish farmhand, was hanged in West Chester Pa for the murders of Henry James and his wife near Newtown Square. He sent three farewell letters and proclaimed his innocence. The double murder was among the state’s most brutal in years, occurring after the couple was tied and left in their Axar home.
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Jan Chogwoskl
West
Chester
West Cheater
Henry James c
Newtown Square
Chogwoskl
Philadelphia
Polant
James
Lts
Ula
Abbie
Axe
Taft Backed Maine Raise Plan as Taft Urges Amendment
Washington reports say President Taft favors raising the battleship Maine in Havana harbor and interring the ship’s sailors. He told Representative Loud he would support a bill funding the mission and signed the amended plan. John G Carlisle receives visitors after months of illness and letters to Vincent’s hospital.
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MacVeagh
Washington
Irelaidom
Thiere
Congress
Taft
Maine
Havana
Ronieta
Sailora
Loud
Blizzard Bound Eastward Dampens Atlantic City Outlook
A powerful blizzard tracked eastward from the Midwest, bringing heavy snow and gusty winds into the lake region and Ohio valleys. By nightfall it threatened the Atlantic coast, likely changing to rain in southern states while northern areas faced severe cold and disrupted travel.
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Atlantic City
Washington
Jan
Tay
Atlantic
Appalachian
Fairbanks Family Sued Over Alleged Misappropriation
Relatives of former Vice President Charles Fairbanks and others are defendants in Pratt County Court, accused of appropriating about 180000 from Old Mexican Land and Industrial Co. Stockholders allege unlawful investment and fraudulent appropriation. The jumble of unrelated items follows, including a classroom incident and a dynamite accident, with no clear sequence or outcome.
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Cunsol
Moonen Moyne
Charles
AV. Fairbanks
Luther’ Fairbanks
Chanel
Lorinton’ Fairbanks
Nuit
Pratt ‘County
Hinds
Fragmented OCR reminiscence from Palm Beach recital notes
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a recital at Palm Beach and a quotable exchange about a marriage, with scattered names like Jerome, Ballantine, and Ballah. The lines reference seating, a city star, and an unclear discussion on advertising activity and business.
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Jerome Tx
Ballantine Waa
Star
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Hinto Cannon
Aldrich
Cummins
Caiunius
Albert J. Boverllee
Indiana
Joseph L. Bristow
Ritesis
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Knute Netron
Moses Edwity Clays
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la Follette
Carty Logaut
Mordugh
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Londo
Gannon
Tony
Ogures
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Alou
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Wilks
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van Rarneiehor
Mallart Mare
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Elmior de Barker
Fale
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Crawford
South
Burton
Ohio
Sendtor
Follette
Victor
Amimosk
Haney
Christman Tree
Tak Tay
Regulaes
John. G. Carlisle
Catteey
New York
John G. Caelte
Vincent's ‘Hospital
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Avery
Fairbanks
Atudentiy
Clifford
Mills
Ppatesias
Chicago
Otta
Pittsburg
William
H. Thomas
Shere
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Indy
Wolk
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