Republican delegates set for Chicago nominating battle
Taft and Roosevelt clash over convention seats as Taft gains six at large delegates and wins key state contests. La Follette Cummins and Wilson campaigns expand headquarters while Minnesota and Ohio pledge solid support. Clark secures West Virginia endorsement as Baltimore moves toward the Democratic roll.
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Roosevelt
South Dakota
Chicago
la Follette
Tari
Wilson
Clark
Baltimore
Gamble
Thomas Sterling
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Harmon
Cummins
Minnesota
Duluth
Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
F. B. Lynch
St. Paul
Colex Roosevelt
Taft
Champ Clark
West Virginia
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Taft backs altered homestead bill and broader westward entry
President Taft supports a revised homestead bill allowing entry after three years on public lands with five months absence per year and reducing large claim acreage from eighty to forty. The move aims to curb migration to Canada and reshape settling rules.
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Taft
New Commerce Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Federal District Court
New York
United States
Brasil
Frederick Hyde
Bi. Snyder
Land Own
San Francisco
Oregon
California
United States Supreme Court
Congressional Doings: Impeachment Moves and Senate Votes
Socialist Rep Berger begins impeachment against Judge Hanford for allegedly corrupt acts and barring a citizen. Senate approves anti administration army provisions by 27 to 24. House blocks funding for Taft tariff board. Diefenderfer backs coal trust probe. Lorimer Senate vote set for July 6. House rejects Senate metal tariff amendment on reciprocity pact and free print paper.
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Berger
Milwaukee
House
Hanford
Seattle
Leonard Oleson
Senate
Leonard Wood
Taft
Tariff Board
Anthracite Coal Trust
Interstate Commerce
Death Notice for Several Notables in 1900s Era
The obituary records pass along the deaths of notable figures including Admiral Dewey’s former chief of staff and other prominent persons. The notices mention health declines and their recent passing, with references to families and locations such as Newport and Washington.
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Iain
Pevanin P Lambarton
VSN
Dewey
Washington
Margivot Sunester
Newport
Clearing House Power Questioned by Witness at Hearing
William Sherer of the New York Clearing House testified that control of the financial center rests with five men and should be subject to judicial regulation. The hearing before the House Banking and Currency Committee examined the so called money trust. A Washington monument fountain honoring Christopher Columbus was unveiled by Congress, celebrating discovery and opening of the hemisphere to taxation and liberty.
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New York Clearing House Association
William Sherer
Sherer
House Committee On Banking and Currency
United States
America
Washington
Congress
Christopher Cotmbus
Blashfield Named to National Fine Arts Commission
New York artist Edwin H Blashfield is selected by President Taft to fill the vacancy on the national commission of fine arts following the death of F D Millet in the Titanic disaster. An unrelated note from New York June 17 reports welterweight champ Anke windows in a ten round bout with Tommy Con Uors in Brooklyn with Gibbons controlling pace.
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New York
Millet
Washington
Edwin H Blashfield
Taft
National Commission of Fine Arts
F. D. Millet
Anke Windows
Tommy Con Uors
Brooklyn
Gibbons
Strike Riot in Minneapolis Stirs Railway Yards
Police from East Side station were called to quell a strike riot in the railway yards. Trouble arose between striking employees of the J. M. W. McNo company and replacement workers. one breaker was severely beaten.
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Minneapolis
East Side
Sting
J. MW. MeNo! Contracting Company
Boston Strike Near End as Arbitration Proposed
Boston elevated street car strike may end as company agrees to submit to the state board of conciliation and arbitration. About 3 000 to 4 000 workers have been out for five days amid the impasse and talk of settlement grows.
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Arbitration Board
Boston
State Board of Conciliution and Arbitration
Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Local Notices
A garbled OCR text fragment lists scattered names and phrases with no clear event or context. The readable bits reference people and places loosely, but lack coherent facts or dates to form a valid news item.
Local Sports and Society News Amid Busy Weekend
The page notes a ball game at Had sinson with observers including Mike Brestialyt and others. It mentions a visit to Kilindile N and a social event by the Bexutvols Luties Ag centered on an annual observation. An upcoming eveiltiuer awaits with community involvement.
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Ceanty
Teete Seiday
Bry Ann Tigassutad
Grawford
Sur
DIE Oiseih
Hadsinson
Suchay
Mike Brestialyt
Haninses
Sasarday
Oxy
Kilindile
Bexutvols Luties Ag
Local Community Notes Include Visits and Weekend Events
A district report lists families visiting relatives in the area and attending church and social gatherings. It notes travelers from Minnesota and North Dakota visiting local farms, farms, and neighbors, with several residents hosting guests and updating on work and schooling.
Lost Child Notice From Ole Larson Died May 24 1472
A brief notice from Ole Larson D. G. S. reports a lost child case recorded on May 24 1472. Details show a person seeking a child and securing costs for keeping the child, indicating guardianship or return arrangements.
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Amd
Ole Larson
Gs. D
May 31 Notice on Penalty for Owner George Monsun
Five miles after Vig on May 31 a notice states one owner can hang for keeping and eo this notice. George Monsun is named in the fragmentary text and the event appears to be a legal or property related alert.
Easter and travel notes from Lundstro m and Sisseton
The item lists Easter visits in Browns Valley and Peever with residents including Walter Lundstrom family and John Larsay. It notes a court trip at Sisseton for a Jewish murder case and various locals shopping, trips to Medicine Hat Canada, and Meridian road work by Leonard Bonder and Thomas Arrett.
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Sim
Aina
Rida
Rolain Ratusied
Canada
Seethas
Lana
Liev
Staseboy
P. Wan
Kopsingtau
Minn
Marlowe
Firrmarnes
Ole Klefoss
Rilingson
Kimil Dale
Alma Heneriue
Lena Ueulson
Breda
Ian
Oserlund
Kal Anderson
Alexandria
Peter Anderson
Godfrey Dalin Teft
Fargo
N. D
Sara Okerlund
Toberg
Seeert Bramten
Misy
Lundstoans
Walter
Browns Valley
Ert Wilson
Peuyer
John Larsay
Fails
Quintin
Alvinn Onder
Londatrom’s
Steve Barnett
Medicine Hut
Court House
Sisseton
Adolph Lundstrom
Henry Johnson
Everout Burnett
Mac
Kimball
Henry Benson
John
Henry Ponder
John Murray
Chas
Fonder
Minneapolis
Green Bay
Thomas Arrett
Leonard Bonder
Meridian Road
Mary Barrett
Brother
Rob DePrance
Misa Trono Kimball
Sissex
Browhy Valley
Everett Barnett
Peever
Revolt Riots and Explosions Rock Wiener Stadt Fort Factory
Reports say a massive explosion and riots at the Wiener Stadt fort factory killed many and injured others. The government figure Count Tisza was shot amid parliamentary turmoil as a deputy, M. Kovacs, killed himself after firing.
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Belgin
Wetertoi
Hutnoy
Wosllursfort
Wienerenstadt
Atoria
Melentiu
Count Tisza
Jveligment
Bot War Tuland
Etmiber of Deputies
M. Kovacs
Murder Rampage at Moore Home Rocks Villisca
Joseph Moore a leading Villisca business man his wife and four children and two girl guests were found murdered in their beds. The heads were crushed with an axe found at the scene. No clue to perpetrator or motive.
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Joseph Moore
Moore
Frederick O. Beach
New York
Aulltionaire
Aiken
D. C
Aikin County
Grand Jury
Bauch
San Quentin
Grison
General Mass Hall
Due Grisoner
Injunction Blocks Threatened Rail Strike East of Pittsburgh
Judge Bregg in Philadelphia common pleas court restrains the federated committee of Trainmen Conductor Firemen and Wagineora from actions leading to a strike on Pennsylvania railroad lines east of Pittsburgh and Erie. A board of arbitration for east of Chicago railroads was appointed by Chief Justice White Dr Charles O Neill and Judge Knapp. Referendum votes among crafts of shop employees east of Chicago on sympathy strikes to show majority in favor or against.
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Bregg
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia
Federated Committee of the Brotherhoods of
Wagineora
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Erie
Board of Arbitration
Chicago
White
Charles O’ Neill
Knapp
Commerce Court
Buying two triple engine gang plows
Advert says Kimball Bros offers two triple engine gang plows for sale and invites written inquiries or phone contact. Location noted as 54 miles southeast of S.
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Kimball Bros
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