Minnesota Leader Seeks Safe Path for Dem Nomination
Longtime Minnesota party figure weighs whether to announce as a passive candidate for the Democratic nomination. He argues for unity and supports the party’s choice to back a strong campaign against Bryan, while acknowledging risks to his own path. The discussion centers on how to preserve party strength in the national race.
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Camlidate
Gevernse Johnson
Allonenota
Bate
Netinarh
Paris
Minnesota
Ntlonad
Tnis
Seles
wWebr
Gregan
John
Johnnaon
Arya
New York
Ciera
Denver
Democracie Convention
Republican’ Convention
Brevan
Bryan
Anoiner
Jahn
Min
President calls for purge of anarchist paper from malls
President demands action to suppress an anarchist publication Questions Secinie from circulation in New Jersey malls citing danger to public order. He urges the Justice Department to investigate and proposes a congressionally backed crackdown and possible legal changes to curb such rhetoric.
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Roogevelt
Lus
Secinie
Ay Paterson
N. J
Department of Justice
Nig Action
Congress
Takai
Manila
New York Dispatch
Eltys
Viedra
Labor movement faces court limits and trust regulation
Organized labor groups seek to broaden influence in the country while contending with Supreme Court rulings that restrict unions actions. Farmers and other interests press for fair competition, warning that unchecked trust practices harm both workers and consumers. The piece argues for measured regulation over outright destruction of unions and calls for restraint from retaliatory measures.
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American Federation of Tebor
Allo
Iabor
Supreme Court
Tng Pan Congress
Tm Bherman Annedrogt Taw
Tabor Aml
Uy Agriculture Organizallone
Aupreme Court
Vnloné
Congress
Pawekte
Homsely
Chicago Gun Control Ordinances Spark Public Debate
Retter Regulation of VFirestoin in Chicago imposes strict gun sale and ownership rules. Dealers face $85 annual licenses, $1,000 bonds, and reporting duties with penalties for violations. Emphasis on licensing, possession limits, and confiscation to reduce accidents and crime, with advocacy for similar measures in other cities.
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Chicago
Torn
Lake Michigan
New York
Oshkosh Dog Tax and Civic Jumbles Stir Local Minds
A long fragmented editorial culls concerns about dogs running at large in Oshkosh, urging stricter enforcement of dog taxes and leash rules. It notes nuisance, property damage, and calls for restraint by owners, while weaving in political asides and unrelated anecdotes about nominees, oysters, and local humor.
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Jong Aa Hey
Oshkosh
Ink-tight Joint-Po Abive to the Straight Path
A damaged fragment describes methods to seal a leaking fountain pen joint by wrapping threads with blotter and paraffin then turning the nib into the barrel. It suggests maintenance steps to prevent ink leaks on a travel route with less scenic surroundings.
Skins Remedy Creates Big Stir in City Drug Stores
Crowded shelves report strong demand for new skin cure touted as remedy for eczema acne and minor skin issues. The product offers a two dollar jar and a scented package for post balm use promising relief within two weeks in many chronic cases.
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Hurn’s
Jponlam
West Twenty-fifth
Unclear fragmentary world notes mix in baffling report
Fragmentary text mentions naval expenses, a mayor appointing women to tenement house committees, and various people including Eleonora Dunes and a singer’s husband. References to Florence Venice Terra del Fuego and Kiukiang hint at international scope but details are garbled and uncertain.
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London
Eleonora
Ititian
Lapagnt
Florence
Han
Venice
Webster Sutphen
Oave Frematad
Han Pri
Stone
University of Michigan
State News Capsule From Wisconsin Briefs
A chaotic state note details multiple Wisconsin incidents and deaths. It mentions hospital and court cases, shoplifting in Green Bay, cremations in Ozaukee, and several local business and theater notes. The report records political and social figures, suffrage links, smallpox in families, and a man burned after setting his clothes on fire.
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Dadientedt
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Sohr
Manitowee
Chicago
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Gratton
Ozau
Kee
David
Re-Johnson
Wilson
Der
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Vauceville
James My Barker
Appleton
3Téud Wood
Han Lindecke
Sheboygan
Hermin Rarmakers
H. Rarmakers
George Willoughby
Jewett, & Sherman’ Company
Miwin
Ket
Wisconsin
Bloomer
John Koti
Uie Haute
Arunk
Kohl
Vinol Promises Quick Strength From Cod Liver Oil
An advertisement claims Vinol removes the indigestible oil from cod liver and adds tonic iron to create an ideal body builder. It asserts Vinol quickly builds up a run down system and creates strength, endorsed by RAL Horn, droggist.
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Ral Horn
Oshkosh Residents Decry Municipal Waste Dump
Citizens complain of a rubbish dump at Bowen and River streets near an Oshkosh corner, urging city action. Residents report piles of papers and refuse carried by winds toward Lake Street and request prompt removal to protect neighborly and environmental standards.
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Aglin
Boweén
Lake Street
Rio
Neenah
Tnts
Fond du Lac
Board of Public Works
Chicago and national news highlights from the era
Reported sympathy actions in Chicago against strikers at St Louis noted. Federal court actions cited as a sweeping railroad victory and improving interstate commerce conditions after the prior panic. A Park Ridge farm hand, Frank Hallman, attempted to capture a military unit but was injured by a bull during the incident.
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St. Louis
Federal Autorame
Minnesota
Samuel F. Martin
Chicago
Hello de Sagan
Anna, Gould
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank Hallman
Park Ridge
A. Ri.i
Hallman
Untitled 19th Century Fragments From The Press
Fragmentary OCR reads like a collage of notices and opinions from minute town papers. References include Wausan Central Wisconsin Racine Spinal and remarks about public improvements and unemployment aid amid era slang and garbled names.
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Thorrave
Wataen Recond
Amerlin
Menashka
Mineankee
Wausan
Wisconsin
Racine Spinal
Rarah Baye Etitoral
Fringe protests and editorials on political appointments
Disjointed excerpt shows pundits and editors debating nominations and campaigns. It references lobbyists promoters and public notices, questioning qualifications and the idea of political contests and influence in appointive processes.
Nimrod Returns From Antarctic Voyage Amid Uproar
The Nimrod brings a tale of dissent from Shackleton's Antarctic expedition. Captain England has resigned after an on board altercation that left Shackleton deposed. The ship abandons planned magnetic surveys and heads back to fetch the Shackleton party.
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New Zealand
Mareh
Nimrod
Shackleton
Mount Erebus
England
Antarctic
E. W. Shackieton
K. F
Scott
Endurance
Rupert England
Jean Charcot
Henry Arotowski
Madding
Aus
King Edward’s Land
Ag A
Shackleston
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