Kilbourne Nominated in Democratic State Convention
Kilbourne named as governor candidate after a tumultuous Ohio Democratic convention. The platform debate centered on anti trust actions, with Kilbourne's portrait trampled as delegates argued over leadership and references to his role on the committee on resolutions. John son and McLean factions vie for state executive committee influence and potential Senate followups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Resolutions
Kilbourne
Vention Tetas
Ciniel Kilbourne
Sponte
Monett
Moneatt
Geneal
Bournhard Oil Company
Hiyan
Bryan
Mermere
Waters City
Brown
Horta Tenner
Kileborne
Committee On
Chicago
Kansas City
Nile
Cod. Kilbourne
McLean
Moriow
The Party Machinery Under Close Watch At Convention
The audience watches intently as insiders discuss shifts in the party apparatus. Observers say the old guard may be replaced by new winds, with some praising a new departure while others fear lasting divisions over reform and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihone
Pold Democrats
Pardons Granted In Eastern Western Penitentiaries
The board of pardons met in Marrillie on July 10 and approved commutations for inmates nearing expiration under the commission. Included were Chetlee Peery and Hewes toors, Mine Sterling, Meretesear Hie Wiley While, and Molin Fey. Also noted was a Siamokin council member receiving six months for street paving contral work related fines.
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Marriliie
Board of Pardons
Chetlee
Chetlee Peery and Hewes Toors
Mine Sterling
Meretesear
Wiley
Hoefiner
Penmavivania
Molin Fey
Sewvillé
Mic Ward Olling
Oleo Fiewrd
Siamokin Council
Colonel Wint's Last Capture
An Amilent Area Manila report notes Arthur Ferguson named secretary to Civil Governor Taft. Goyiechea is wheeled from police, mobbing of friars in Pangasinan sparks a Cebu demonstration with no violence. Fifty more men surrender to Colonel Wint of the Sixth Cavalry in Albay province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ferguson
Taft
Manila
United States Philippine Commission
Goyiechea
Native Police
Calusatao
Pangasinan
Cebu
Land of Cebu
Wint
Sixth Cavalry
Albay
National Guard to Be Inspected by regimen and camps
General orders from the National Guard headquar ters say the division will be inspected under Inspector General Sweeney at brigade encampments heard July 20. The First brigade parades at Tucon July 22 with other regiments to follow. infantry units from Third and Second brigades parade similarly. cavalry to be inspected by Colonel Sweeney. Regulations permit tan or russet footwear during encampments and medical officers must enforce etiquette rules.
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Theyvale
Stewart
Sweeney
Uigo
Morris Discharged After Turbulent Wire Truce
The article reports Morris being discharged amid a chaotic scene with police involvement. It notes Wilkes and Milek arrest history, mentions a suspect tied to a murder case, and hints at unidentified killers in relation to a New York incident, all within a confused narrative.
Unclear court record fragment with misread names
A damaged OCR fragment reports a court action where Fy Kaclaaive and others face penitentiary terms. mentions Marie and a judge named Trihew. The piece is incomplete and lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes beyond a continued case to the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atutuet Mo
Cenephars
Ito
Adge Trihew
Frank O Sailley
Tamanqua Mechanics Seek Higher Wire Fee
A local association at Reading Hall petitions for wage increases and higher wire fees. The report notes contact with Master Mewlani and mentions George B Allen as part of the discussion amid ongoing labor talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamanqua
Peyas
Sandi
Mewlani
Gieirge
Voorhees Visits Reading Amid Strike Tension
Vice President Voorhees arrived to assess the strike situation at Reading. He said the company would issue a statement and asked employee and merchant groups to remain calm while negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Voorhees
Reading
Voorhees
Home seekers swarm as land lottery opens in Indian Territory
Following President McKinley's proclamation opening 12 000 homesteads in the Kiowa Comanche country, about 50 000 applicants queued at six Reno booths and at Lawton to file names. Lottery drawing set for July 28 will determine eligibility for 13 000 farms, creating long lines and strong endurance among hopeful families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Reno
I. T
Associated Pree Ml
Kinles
Kiiowa-Comanche
Lawton
I Reno
EL Reno
Mountain View
Christian Endeavor Convention Closes in Cincinnati
The twentieth International convention of the Society of Christian Endeavor ended in Cincinnati with 29,000 attendees. Despite J Wilbur Chapman’s absence, President Clark and Secretary Racer praised the event, as leaders from delegations pledged future plans. The farewell meetings in Auditorium Endeavor and Williston capped a largely successful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Society of Christ In Endeavor
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York
Hia
Nonm Lake
Ind
Clark
Racer
Floyd W. Tompkins
Philadelphia
Cornelius Woelfkin
Williston
John Willis Bauer
Boston
Auditorium
Endeavor
Francis Clark
Auditorium Endeavor
William Shaw
Willston
President Truesdale Denies The Rumor
President Truesdale of the Tweiwaone railroad denies a circulating rumor reported from Senmston Hut. Company officials pledge to oppose strikes and prepare counter measures while representatives of the workers contest the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truesdale
New York
Trupalale
Tweiwaone Railroad
Senmston Hut
Damaged by Drouth Report From Agricultural Show
A translated field dispatch notes drought damage across regions including the gyndin tribe and Se Mveddge tlke, detailing impact on crops and necessitating assistance. The report cites Hirmaghot Penieehania as the drought’s local name and references the armet of agriculture and long-term consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varrivbore
Reduction in State Appropriations Under Governor Stone
Governor Stone plans broad cuts to appropriation bills to fit $26,500,000 revenue estimates for the next two years. He will announce specifics after addressing the judicial and congressional apportionment measures. Major cuts target private charities housing and maintenance, with further reductions aimed at state college and Gettysburg moral building projects, while the Capitol completion appropriation of $4,000,000 remains intact.
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Harrisburg
Clovernor Stone
Tie
Heme
State College
Gettyeburg
Bills Approved by the Governor in July Acts
Governor Stone signed a broad slate of measures including salaries for county and city officials, authorization of condemnations for public works, rules on telegraph and telephone secrecy, and prohibition on tobacco sales to minors. The joint session also reviewed budget items and administrative provisions.
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Harrisburg
Stone
Wiebéte
Adewa Wiihele
Mar i
Fleet Law
Common Pleas
Ana
Jenathai PO
Ter Aaeleiant Distret
Cacy Bno
Air Per
Aunveror
Connie Engineer Soo
Peo
Mar Stall
Thor Oftetole
Race Track Report From Updelated Pree
A terse wire report describes marking in the attetlaner race with weather affecting outcomes. Names listed include First Mate Tolwey and Dakota Dun with results showing several placements and standout performances among a large field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timnewille
Jim
Satamarlee
Dakota Dun
Steiner
Aplin Moth
Bina Willis
Senamt
Faa
Thebol
Tinie
Local racing meet results capture midseason surge
OCR fragment hints at a racing event with multiple named athletes such as Dick Seety and Carrie F. and locations including Reading and Reading Wa. The text mentions times like 2.15 and entries across several heats with names and numbers, suggesting a sports meet summary without clear outcomes.
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Mou
Dick Seety
S Leia
Moghaniton
Troutings
Carrie F
A. B. Conmings
Reading
Tonnie Maid
Thomas Po Mayan
Hind
Chesin Wiay
Philippine Heroes Arrive for City Victory Parade
Despite garbled text, the item hints at a arrival of Philippine heroes or notable figures for a celebration. A parade and festival activities are mentioned, with planned commemorations and public festivities to honor the visitors.
Indemnity Paid to Turkey Arrives in Washington
The State Department receives 95 000 in American indemnity from Turkey through Constantinople. Drafts were sent to Washington via the Ottoman Imperial Bank after payment by the Turkish government to Minister Leishman. The department will apportion funds among claimants as it sees fit, with Abdul Hamid II linked to the long dispute over Armenian outrages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Constantinople
United States
Turkey
Leishman
Ottoman Imperial Bank
Weather and State News Briefs of the Morning
Partly cloudy weather today with general indicators. Democrats nominate a state ticket in Ohio. Reports of casualties and wreckage from a Kanes Railroad disaster. Indemnity talks and territory entries discussed. Local labor and education notes appear, plus varied regional items.
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Ohio
Kanes
Tukey
Indian Territory
State Bankers Meet at Erie
The opening session of the annual convention of the State Bankers Association was held in Penn Hall Erie with about 200 bankers from across the state and visiting financiers from New York and Cleveland. James H. Willock of Pittsburg led the meeting and Mayor Depinet gave the welcome. President Willock reviewed state banking conditions, noted the recent “blue Thursday” impact, praised the Negotible Instruments Law, and endorsed a 24 extension of national bank charters. The session featured annual reports and remarks on currency and harmony among Pennsylvania bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Siite Bankers Association
Pennhall
Commonwealth
New York
Cleveland
James HH. Willock
Pittsburg
Association
Depinet
Harry L. Moore
Marine National Bank
Withek
Congress
Iending Wi Bank
Savinne Liettetiome
PAL Drat Vinerpenaphee
Peregeline Erewdividen Pratt
Lepine
Pate
Thal
Luridolualine
Harmony and Good Fellowship
Yacht Race Fizzles Amid Mixed Conditions
Veiled wire copy reports a troubled yacht race at Columbia State Park with unclear results and postponed judging. Weather and equipment issues caused a muted event as crews faced inconsistent winds and delayed sails.
Samuel Shinn Before the Bar in Murder Case
Exclusive Wire reports Samuel Shinn stands accused of murdering Thomas Applegate whose body was found in a Eatonville barn on Sunday morning March 10. Prosecutor outlines possible motive as Constable Ellis Parker implicates improper conduct, and witnesses describe whitecapping and threats. Mrs Applegate testifies about Shinn staying at the Apple house and denies impropriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
S.J
Samuel Shinn
Thomas Applegate
Eatonville
Ellis Parker
Heat Records Fall Across Major Cities
The wire service reports unprecedented heat on July 10 with Chicago reaching 100.9 in the shade and higher readings on sunny streets. St Louis logged 103 in the shade, while other cities like Rockford and Kansas City noted extreme temperatures and continued dry conditions.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Springild
Omaha
Neb
Juin
Kansan City
Missouri
Harrison Vile
Kensas
Fort Scott
Rockford
Teddy
Rock River Valley
Dhurhige
Dinner to Young Sailors by Exclusive Wire
A garbled dispatch from Copenhagen reports a dinner for young sailors aboard a U S ship. The event featured high officials and officers of the Maitlord and Enverpriey command, with mention of President McKinley and the United States.
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Copenhagen
United States
Maitlord
Enverpriey
Willhe Dove
Crown Prime Sonatet
McKinley
Noted arrests shadow late night theater incident
A garbled report from The Meneletedl Press Now Voth references a late night event at a theater with derailed names such as Hey and Mike. It mentions a dynamite allegation tied to a person named Donlan in a court context.
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Wihoe
Magia
Mike
Paterson Donlan
Redneisted Pree Qupe Vown Update
The report outlines an obscure event dated March 10 mentioning Cape nee and Transvaal colt developments. Names and places appear garbled, but references to Wake WLR and Mililletiiy suggest a colonial-era segment with limited coherent details.
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Maral
Will Kage Cape
Wee Tage
Transvaal
Balls
Peelente
Mililletiiy
Deaths of a Day
Athans FP a tormenty collector of the pit of Chicago and a towing cilpon of that city died here today while attending the funeral of a Luther three months ago
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Fies Moines
Athans
Rhe Pitt
Chicago
Fla Luther
Governor Announces Appointments In State Panels
Governor announces several appointments including Dela Hy Brven of Grapeville to Westmoreland County post, William Migmivh of Allegheny to state council, and Louis Branvel of Pittsburg to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dela
Grapeville
Weetmoreland
William
Migmivh
Allegheny
Gival Bot
Louis Branvel
Pittsburg
Steamship Arrivals
A garbled list of ships and routes appears to detail steamship arrivals and departures from various ports. The text names several cities and connections, indicating a registry of ships moving through transatlantic lines and European ports.
Rail crash near Norton kills dozens on Chicago and Alton line
A head on collision between a passenger train and a livestock train on the Chicago and Alton near Norton Missouri killed six outright and left many more dead or injured. Sixteen dead overall with two likely fatally injured, and numerous others hurt as the wreck sent bodies to Kansas City hospitals. The passenger train ran in three sections due to San Francisco ship traffic, and the crash occurred after a mistimed meeting of sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Kansas City
Chicago and Alton
Norton
Kansasity
Danted
Donneely
Clutis
Getiveen
Teena d' al
Hickson
Wihmington
Lil Wit Hospital
Psidentif
Kenton
Tok
Slater
Condorter
Im J. Alderson
Slate
Frank Briggs
Pamenger
LS Rogers
Chiogo
United Stated Express
Galland
Ane Dadgieter
Goodland
Tod
Poreur
Soraeiee
Wes
WSN
Snaper
Iran
Wilmington
Sydney Jones
Kansas
Zolgary
Hoopeston
Mexico
Marie Wille
Harry
Epworth
Conde
McAnna
iKansna City
American Trapshooters Triumph in England and Scotland
American trapshooters win every match in England and Scotland. Report by Maclusky Wier notes ten American shooters competing in the event, with team members and supporters listed. The piece praises the victory run and acknowledges captains and contributing participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Wright Succeeds A L Johnson In Lehigh Valley Traction
In Allentown on July date the Lehigh Valley Traction Company elected new officers. Robert R. Weight was noted for presidency while Albert J. Johnson and Tom J. Helio were named as vice presidents amid an administrative reshuffle. Local reports indicate changes approved by the board.
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Allentown
Fae Wich Valle Traction
Toelay
Robert R. Weight
Albert J. Johnnson
Joanin F Dekyeit
Emal Tom J. Helio
Ane
Wcatud di
Cme
Alreorporate
T Dobmeen Agy
Lotiin F Joumean
Weather report fragment with unclear data
Fragmentary weather note shows mixed garbled terms and numbers. Readable parts mention temperatures and precipitation percentages, but essential values and locations are illegible.
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Associated Trem
Columbus
Tinket
Bey
Danes Riles
Lodhetuar
Anne Mewalle
Sipiteme
Tidy
Clok
Sipreme
Couttethiure
Young
Iiformer Teenral
Mel McCarthy
Trent
Saleh
Po Melle Meher
Hoan
Public
Dance
Wirlmaty
Pardon Board
Associated Pree
National Guard
Morris
Malick
Wilkes Ture
Tor
Tie Peron
Miliony Mike
Kompass
Etime
Inaurance Sharps
Christian Endeavor Convention
Twentieth International
Anomated Press
Karlilve
Drouth
Balaries
Titusville
Utica
Alvoona
Wale
Matelette
Torlay
Abdul Hamid
the Bill Long Dus
Abdul Hamid I
Ooman
Armenia
Abdul
Carbondala Department
Filooetiona
Contestanta Ace
Weet Stanton
General Northevctern
Pennsylvania
Tidristrial
Labwer
Fof Marine Nattional Bank
Columbia
Crown Prince of
Denmark
Paterson Confectioner
Meneletedl Press
Cape
South Wales
Guy Ofeweed
Twilis
Harvie
Pachustie
New Yorks
Tieerpool Tranny
Revociated Press
Sandtrom
Chnona
Roa
Kadlmetl
Ofhlage
Mick
Arms Arevalo
Mee
Mertha Mitchell
Ponder
J. Addell
Mirek
Maclusky Wier
Tulwi
Chew
Morehell Ceaptainy
Edward Banks
William J. Croshs
Weed Gilbert
Mak Moomater
Rolla
Helix
Dank
Tripp
Budd
Laney Wordsward
Wright
A. L. Johnson
Pires
Calor
Weather Forecast
Paige Tay
Watlalle
Wiiday
Dale
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