Third Termers Plan for Roosevelt Nomination and Reelection
Washington reports Tennessee leaders push for a third term for Theodore Roosevelt. Delegates would be bound to Roosevelt at the Republican national convention, with a rapid Tennessee convention to follow after the national committee meeting. Leading third term advocates in Tennessee express urgency to be first to back Roosevelt.
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Washington
Bourne
United States
Oregon
Hormary
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Republican national committee
Roosill
igso
Brownlow
Hale
H. Clay Evans
Fea
Robert “Sharp
national committee
Roosevelt deleg
No Foraker Meeting and Candidacy Rumors
Senator Charles Dick of Gaia denies involvement in a maneuver to launch Senator Foraker’s candidacy. He asserts he will not make any announcement or seek a party alignment, while reports spread about Foraker’s potential bid and Minnesota rate reductions emerge as related prompts.
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Washington
Charles Dick
Gaia
Foraker
Ecan ara
Gladys Vanderbilt to Wed Count Laszlo Szecheny
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt heiress to Cornelius Vanderbilt estate inherits about 12.6 million. She turns twenty one in August and will marry Count Laszlo Szecheny on December 4 after a grand debut at her mother’s Fifth Avenue mansion. Mrs Vanderbilt remains a constant presence.
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Gladys Vanderbilt
Laszlo Szecheny
Cornelius Vanderbilt aunk
Fifth avenue
Vanderbilt
Peace in Central America: cordial ties with three republics
Washington reports an understanding among the presidents of El Salvador Honduras and Nicaragua. A settlement reached after a conference at Amapala on November 6 aims to establish cordial relations and resolve outstanding issues. The announcement came via telegraph from President Figueroa to President Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Salvador
Aduras
Nicaragua
state department
Figueroa
Honduras
Amapala
wi mings
Bank Receiver Appointed for The Peoples Bank Portsmouth
Nov 12 reports say The Peoples Bank of Portsmouth is insolvent due to cashier defalcation. Receiver appointed as bank enters liquidation. Related notes mention Oakland Bank and private bank closures in California with terse wire service style.
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The Peoples
Portsmouth
Iso
Norfolk
The
Peoples bank
Died on Bite of Peanuts in Westerner Hospital Scene
A fragmented notice describes a death following a peanut reaction in a western town hospital. The clipping mentions attempts at treatment and an unsettling end, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
Woman who lived as man dies after 30 years together
Trinidad November eleven. Miss Catherine Vosbaugh died aged about 83 after living thirty years with a woman who she married in St Joseph Missouri as Charles Vosbaugh. The couple traveled to Trinidad two years ago and kept the disguise until her death in hospital, where her sex was finally revealed.
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Wiss Vosbsugh
Trinidad
Cola
Misa Cathlin
amin
liere
Vocluseh
Jonlin
St. Joseph
Charles” Vosbaugh
Trinidal
Vosbauts
fechle
Train Shooting Fatality Stuns Pennsylvania Passengers
Passengers on a Pennsylvania railroad train reported a shooting that wounded a man who later died. A second man was restrained after the incident and arrested as officers investigated the gunfire near Port Elizabeth. The report notes the injured man, identified as Teveté, may die from injuries.
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Faatyre
Teveté
Bal- Hedo
Crawford
Port Elizabeth
Light Sentence For Bigamist Case In Local Court
Court records show a bigamist received a light sentence after admission of multiple marriages. The defendant claimed coercion and financial hardship while professing remorse for the actions that harmed his spouse and family.
Labor Peace urged as AFL vows fair treatment for workers
The 27th AFL convention at Jamestown Exposition Norfolk draws 1,535,976 members and delegates. Gompers lauds Virginia, stresses industrial peace, equal treatment, and readiness to fight for labor rights amid Navy transfer discussions. Also reports acquittal of state policemen in Homestead case, and a Brooklyn man who chose death over work, plus an Elopement couple in Pasadena.
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Norfolk
American Federation of Labor
organized labor
Claude A. Swanton
Virginia
H. St. George Tucker
Martin
Exposition company
Swanson
Tucker
Samuel Gompers
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Bob’ Evans
Pacific coast
labor movement
Nowa Newspaper Snippet Yields Austral Odd Title
A fragment from Nowa newspaper page mentions erratic events and local names in a terse, partially readable report. The text hints at a community item with minimal context and no clear outcome or date.
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Princess Iris
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SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION
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SCOLL BROS
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MARKEY’S
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Tennessee Roosevelt
CENTRAL AMERICA
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Jamestown Fair
Gompers
Pittsburg
Anthony Lohmiller
Leonard M. Andress
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