Democratic National Convention Bids From Four Cities
Denver and St Paul lead bids to host the next Democratic National Convention with Chicago Louisville and Cleveland also in contention. Belmont publicity proposal for campaign contributions is adopted as the committee adjourns to four o'clock with details on facilities and costs.
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Automobile Amphibian Makes Ocean to Street Transfer
A New York amphibious car, described as equally at home on water and land, reportedly rode up Broadway and through city streets before plunging into the Hudson. The vehicle carried several passengers across a short distance, returning them safely to land with only minor splashes.
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Democrats Remain Divided Over Roosevelt Nomination
Iowa and New York Democrats react to President Roosevelt's stated preference for a second term and potential impact on Taft and Bryan. Widespread opinion favors Roosevelt or an eastern candidate, with Clayton of Alabama signaling congressional discussion while Roosevelt’s move influences anti Bryan sentiment and party unity noted in observers from Des Moines to London.
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Divorce case testimony stirs Milwaukee court
Special to The Nerdiwes Milwaukee describes morning testimony in a divorce case between Claude Gates and his wife. Attorney Jacob Ringer testified he represented an English client claiming to be defrauded in a land deal in which Mrs Gates, later Mrs Moutton, was named. He cited a deal involving about 761 to 3000 dollars and suggested a criminal suit might target Mrs Gates, but Gates denied involvement.
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Death Notices From Across The Nation
Dr O Lee njer city physician of Minneapolis died suddenly last evening from heart failure. Morris Mihaly viteh a wealthy Cincinnati distiller died last night of kidney trouble at age sixty three. Maj Thomas W Park a Missouri politician died at Platts City aged sixty five. Mrs Louisa Taft widow of Judge Alphonzo Taft was buried today in Spring Grove cemetery after a simple funeral.
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Spring Grove
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Alphonzo Taft
United States
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Treasury details sought on native vanhe and cleariage
A government inquiry requests specifics on dates, locations, amounts, and purposes of treasury papers. It cites accounts of indebtedness, clearing house certificates, and exports while noting a revised date in a senate resolution prior to adoption.
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On Their Honeymoon
A Wisconsin special from Chippewa Falls reports William W. Dietz, brother of Cameron Dam’s alleged outlaw, on his honeymoon. He and his bride will go to Janesville after marriage at Rice Lake, as the couple plans their future home there. Cordelia notes not all trouble brewers work in breweries.
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Deserter Bohoek Arrested in Port Sheriton Case
George Bohoek, a deserter from Port Sheriton, was arrested today and confessed to the robberies. He was taken to Fort Sherktehex, while an attempt to tie him to the Holdups of Mout Schuck failed under cross examination.
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Goldfield Mohawk mine strike locks in guards and patrols
Fifty six men are at work at the Mohawk mine in Goldfield while 106 more sign in. Deputy constables and detectives accompany mine owners as a stalled dispute keeps guards posted all day. General Funston is expected to arrive to assess the situation.
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Fish's Alleged Misconduct and Illinois Central Injunction
Amsnenited Press reports arguments over an injunction sought to restrain Illinois Central voting at its annual meeting. The affidavit accuses F Fish of misconduct in office and misused funds, while Hariman and allies deny causation of a president’s defeat. The Union claims voting rights but faces counterclaims about control.
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Disorderly conduct report near 1400 miles noted
A fragmented line references disorderly conduct near a long distance measure of 1400 miles. The readable portion hints at travel or movement but offers limited context or names. Further details are unclear from the available OCR fragment.
Banker Shoots Himself in Herscher Bank
R P Easton aged 48, cashier at State Bank of Herscher, committed suicide last night in his bank by shooting himself. The bank capital is 25000 dollars with deposits around 159000 dollars.
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President Roosevelt’s Daughter Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth, daughter of President Roosevelt, was operated on for appendicitis in Baltimore. Dr Sophie Finney performed the procedure at Ur, Finney’s clinic, with timely success. The operation followed a prior attack and physicians deemed it the effective remedy. The President resumed duties as reports indicated the patient recovering well.
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Harry Orchard Testifies at Fremont Trial
The clearly garbled testimony shows Harry Orchard recounting statements about a blast and the involvement of Fred Bradie or Bradie in the event. The account mentions an assault on a residence and erroneous references to rifles, milk, and explosions with one participant described as injured.
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Weather and event notes unclear in scrambled text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions weather terms and a Wednesday afternoon event with a warm temperature, but key names places and specifics are missing. The fragment provides little reliable data to summarize a distinct news item.
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