Gore Denials Amid Senate Probe Over Oil Offer Charges
The transcript outlines Senator Gore denying giving or offering money in a deal linked to Oklahoma oil interests. Sherman and Long are cited denying bribery, with references to McMurray, Creager, and other figures under investigation. Witnesses discuss alleged negotiations and the senator’s stance amid inquiries in Washington.
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Amon
Memio
Silent Sherman
Washington
Gore
Han
Sherman Denies Bribery Charge Ties to McMurray Contracts
In Muskogee Oklahoma lawmakers reopen the inquiry into the McMurray contracts for selling Indian lands. Sherman testifies he had no dealings with the alleged bribe schemes and did not know the figures or persons involved. He asserts no personal interest and denies knowledge of bribery involving Senator Gore. The special committee planned further hearings with witnesses, including McGuire and Damon, as it scrutinizes attorney fees and contract arrangements.
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Sherman
Bia Mater
N. Aug
Shermas
Oki Nikcal
McAurray
Deviara
Adieu Kempt
Gore
Muskogee
Okla
House of Representatio
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Damon
Lawton
Oxla
Oklahoma
McMurray
Hamon
Eure
McGuire
V. Wamon
Oy Gora
Senaior
Curtis
Sugar Refinery Strike Sparks Violent Clashes in Samsburg
More than 5 000 workers and bystanders battled after company efforts to move five sugar trucks sparked a confrontation near the refinery at Avenue and South Fourth Street. A man was injured as strikers fought with guards and police, with revolver threats reported. The incident coincides with wage demands and reemployment terms debated by the union.
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Disorde
Avenue and
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Harkins
Pythians In Drills For Prizes At Camp
Special to The Nortwestern reports Brown counties Knights of Pythias drill for prizes, with awards Saturday. Supreme lodge in session, camp concerts afternoon, coaches qualified and entered Class B Clinton No. 36. Massachusetts Connecticut Apollo No. 105 In- No. 15, Iowa, Kentucky, Indiana, Island No. 97, Michigan towns: Sen. No. 2. Michigan.
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Nortwestern
Brown
Knights of Pythias
Supreme Lodge
Clinton
Massachu
Connecticut
Apollaion
Iowa
Kentucky
Indiana
Island
Michigan
Sen
Bishop Dunne Dead in Dallas Case
Associated Press reports the death of Bishop Duane Dunne of Dallas Texas on August 5 following a war worn illness. The narrative notes a vacation trip and references a residence incident and an appearance in a locked setting with unclear details.
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Associated Press
Inne
Dallas
Texas
Duane
Ray
Plan Industrial Union Reform Progress
Fragmentary OCR text reviews a proposal about an industrial union plan with references to Milwaukee and individuals W. H. Wirea and Wilreaz. The readable parts hint at reform movement or organizational steps within a civic or industrial context.
Chimney Fire Damages Spruce Residence
A chimney fire at the Spruce residence in George County caused extensive damage. Mr Sevier, found by the chimney, was frantic as his wife in an adjoining room appeared unharmed. The blaze rendered the dwelling likely uninhabitable.
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Milwaukee
Ning Sirsea
Geonte County
Sevier
Scm
Farmer gravely injured after binder overturns at field
An accident near Milwaukee involving Joseph Tesarik, a well known Kasenath farmer, occurred when a binder driven from the field went over him. He was badly mangled and is feared to die from injuries as the binder’s seat broke and he clung to the horses.
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Milwauk
Wisconsin
Seven Die in Jamaica Hall Fire Tragedy
Fire in a Jamaica Hall mortuary wing killed seven inmates including five men and two women. Neighbors trapped by smoke escaped via ground-floor exits. the blaze spread rapidly, leaving most occupants unable to flee. Foreign workers occupied the hall. authorities investigate cause while noting a grim, somber scene.
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Associaten Press
New York
Aug
Jamaica
L. 1
Exiu
Fia Hemand
George Dunoeex
Ais Nous
Taft Dedicates Shaft At Mayflower Landing Ceremony
President Taft arrives with naval squadron to dedicate a shaft near Langwein in a crowded harbor scene. The Connecticut leads ships including Maine, North Carolina, Louisiana, and others as sailors man the rails. Taft boards the Connecticut to receive officers and a formal salute in a historic naval tribute.
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Wind & Eng
Langwein
Beiree
Connecticut
Mainingen
Carolina
Louisain
Faeant
New Hampst
Sever
Atlihe
Mayflower
Taft
Crippen Flight Plans Mentioned in Transit Talks
Writings describe Crippen and Miss Lenove weighing choices to dodge publicity. Officials note possible train or bus transfers via St John or Fairfax NS as part of a St Lawrence route. Reported talks include plans to move doctor and Miss Lenove and potential statements for any forthcoming event.
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England
Pheifos
Liverpool
Miss Lene
St John
Fairfax
N.S
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Dr. Crippen
Miss Lenove
Fragmented OCR Reads Dark Legalese in Custody Context
Fragmented text shows garbled phrases about custody and papers. Names and places are unreadable. No clear event, date, or organization is discernible from the legible fragments.
Trainmen Die In Wreck As Freight Cars Jump Tracks
Recount of a railway collision where a Conductor Cogizer of Serane aided the injured after a freight train derailment near the Pacific coast. Firefighters dispatched two special trains to battle the blaze and transport victims.
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Eres Bay
Farkas
Stxity
Pacene
Tata Mo
S. Cogizer
Serane
Unin
Copper Merger Denied Amid Mixed European Copper Signals
An Associated Press report notes continued tension between copper production and consumption with Amalgamated Copper denying a merger. It cites a flat world copper situation, claiming European stocks are normalizing and demand rising in England France and Germany.
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Associated Press
Guggenheim
Amalgamated Copper Company
Feport
Faroricke
England
France
Germany
Oshkosh Gets Bristow.
Madison reports Judge Ben Limisey Bunver who has campaigned for Senator La Follette will speak next Monday night at Manitowoc Tuesday and Oshkosh. Kansas plans to speak at Oshkosh Tuesday noon Plymouth and Sheboygan Wednesday night.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Ben Limisey
Bunver
Senster la Follette
Manitowoc
Kansas
Oshkosh
Police Rescue Boy From Hermit’s Shack
A boy found starved and near naked weeks ago was rescued from a hut shadowed by a manse. George Glaser, left in dire condition, was revived with help from South Side police and local relief efforts. Authorities say he had refused food and work before the rescue occurred in Hermit.
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Associated Press
Ukeo
Wis
George Glaser
Gt.c
Po- Bert
Toeve
Af Rours
I Sas
Wren
Fae
70 revise liability law
Assorted press summary notes public hearings on proposed liability reforms. Aimed at radical changes, the measure would be drafted for submission to the governor after hearings to gather input and shape a final bill. The report outlines anticipated sectors affected and potential impacts on workers and businesses.
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Presa
RC Sovers
Tianas
Caine
Radical Chang
Joe Gans Arrives Home After Long Trip
Joe Gans, former heavyweight pugilist, arrived home in Baltimore this afternoon after a train trip from Pittsburgh. He was somewhat fatigued but withstood the journey and appeared in fair spirits despite the long travel.
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Joe Gans
Associated Press
Baltimore
Med
Pittsburg
Rae
ViglErce Feared at San Sebastian Demonstration
Reports from Madrid and Bilbao say authorities fear violence as Carlists and clerics allegedly incite followers. Mayors warn Catholics in Basque provinces to avoid entering San Sebastian with arms. Catholic adherents gather by ordinary trains as tensions rise ahead of a planned demonstration. A protest telegram to the king and sympathy to the pope circulate among supporters.
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Ces
Sebastian
San Sebastian
Spain
Mev
Rnars
Basnue
Navarre
Sanastian
Bilbao
San Sebastian S
Alphonso
Horace A. Taylor Dies in Washington at 73
Horace A. Taylor dies at his Washington home at age seventy three after a months long illness. He served as assistant secretary of the treasury and as American consul to France from 1881 to 1884. He is survived by his wife and daughter, Mrs. Henry D. Morse of Minnesota.
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Associated Press
Washington, DB. C
Aus
A. Fayler
the Treasury
France
Henry D. Morse
Minnesota
Taylor
United States
Secretary Oar the United Apest Eats S Tarty
The fragmentary text appears garbled and unreadable, with missing context. No coherent event or entities can be established from the source.
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United Apest
Ueda
Fragmentary obituary of an early statesan and railroad official
Fragmentary lines indicate a 19th century figure from Ise in 1833 who served as a state agent and estate business worker. The text notes Wisconsin involvement and service as United States commissioner of railroads, plus years of activity and a public estate business role.
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Wisconsin
snete fort _ States
American Banquet Success Reported
A brief item notes an American banquet achieving success with remarks about a constructive discourse and a ceremonial mood, while counterpoints and arguments are described as ephemeral winds.
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