Wide range of 1910 era events hit in scattered report
Virginia governor calls extra session. Howth Howthton fire devastates tobacco warehouses. Mauna Loa eruption rumors. Candee Rubber Plant announces indefinite shutdown. Ontario accident kills Samuel Sharp. blood transfusion aid story. Connecticut raids liquor ban. political nominations and court notes. rail and harbor projects proposed. various crimes, deaths, and civic events reported with scattered details.
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Gov
Lew
Virginia
Howth Noston
Halifax County
Loni PLC
Curtis
Clorimati
Mauna Low
Sandwichtelands
Candee Rubber Company
New Haven
Conn
Samuel Sharp
Michigan Central Railroad
Welland
Ont
OM City
Hoyt Sherman
Dew Maines
Sherman
Sena
Jon Sherman
Ohio
W. Y. Sherman
Geo. Waller
Connecticut
Geo Crook
Matthews
Senate
Tes Boines
Bern Ander
Mariny
Jan Panithe
Spain
Asher
Long Feland
Mauitile
New York
Tilleen Bay
Willams
Nasbeil, Ton
Juste Morneau
California
Mt St. di Dak
Biel
Vita
Nort Letten
Lasi
Providency
Wid Toland
Woking
Artinal Gibbons
Fulward Kuh
Omaha
Nuitale
Lot
Omiabe
Brockville
Sault Ste Marie
St. Lawrence River
New York State
Tor
Boston, Howse Tunnel & Western Railroad
Maseachavette Ijk
Burton
Duluth
Nine van Zandt
August Kpice
Dustian Englehard
Rt Ellowan
Feanen
Great Howe
Tifa
Miether Milion
M Belt Dollary
Congress Ends After Long Session and Busy Night
The session closed with a flurry as members jostled for speaker attention and votes on major bills. The president spent hours at the library signing measures, including anti polygamy and a true declaratory bill, while committees reported extensive actions and a wave of potential law changes loomed for the next term.
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Phoelux
Senate
House
United States
Sasheare
Detroit
House of Correction
Onnes
Mieht
States
Prion
Oradiewnd
Lied
Prieoiers
Unita
Ptinonens
Runteul
Tebor
Are & Pentony
Prises
Greenback convention chooses early nominations in Michigan
The Greenback convention at Lansing elected temporary leaders Hampton Emmet and Jud Holden and selected a slate including Atkinson for president judge, Dakin and Barry for regents, and Sprague as second regent. Fusion with Democrats was debated. ultimately Griffin was nominated for short term, Hawes for long term, with Camp and Breen among other names discussed. The meeting adjourned after formal thanks.
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Moss W. Wield
Lansin
Hampton
Emmet
Holden
Bae Das
National Greenback Labor Party
Ope
Indianapolis
Ead Wienear
Greenback Party
Propia
Ete
Greentrack
Ienes Ds
Fy Tiroal
Agu Te Nemnates
Wi Ho Miller
Treeso
University
Vormominstinos
Ou Eioek
Riheht
Ohio
Rome
Detroit
Rungen Ton
Greaninck State Central
Brien Ateineon
Griffin
Vicker
State Sentral
Chipmas
Kent Jackson
West Macom
Saginaw
Calnd
Gritfin
O'Lirien J Atkinson
Camp
John J. Knright
Bartley Breen
Peniuscia
Mr. Breen
Erlan Well Stone
Douglas Day
Marshall
Earwin Pul
Grand Mapide
Kimpon
Au Fable
Byron G. Stout
Fpoutine
Christian Vondereyn
Ottawa
Rufus S. Sprague
Greenville
Democrats Nominate Justices and Regents at Detroit Convention
The Democratic state convention in Detroit nominated two Supreme Court justices and two regents. Officers were elected, party platforms denounced Republican monopoles and corporate influence, and calls were made to reform taxation, labor protections, and university funding to advance democratic principles.
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Supreme Court
Detroit
Hetruit
Wathon Col Shoemaker
Jarieon Wasehoson
Josh Conklin
Naginaw
Fred So Peoe
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Isl
Cral Party
Cleveland
Republican Party
Tive
Cliveei
Senate
Washington
Bum Hees
Federal Supreme Court
Sapere Court
Benel
State University
Democratic Party
Wrecked Chinese Steamer Off Sovoten Coast with Few Survivors
A Chinese liner from Hainan to Spain wrecked near the Sovoten coast. Of about 600 passengers and crew aboard, only six are known to have survived. Reports mention global tremors, political notes, and varied overseas events in a mixed dispatch.
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Hainan
Spain
Sovoten
Hue Selon Afttawa
Haw Henn
Meitiels Columbia
Welland Canal
Bill
Muykingham Palace
Gen. Gorton
Westminster Abbey
Limerick
Durberas
Dod
Jane
Cardinal Dabotin
Italy
Henry M. Stanley
Zanatbar
Wminley
Dominion Governaint
Tendon
Intario
Victoria
Baquir Tanult
Howand
China
Hayceitel
Erminy
Chasan Islands
Cilaw
Vienna
Badi-Pesth
Francenstadt
Perms
Minister of Agriculture
Ottawa
Ont
Selkirk
Oar
Bridsels
Slineter
Banskrit Acholarle
Firealin
Mt Inet
Delphi
Unclear historic notice near Grand Central Depot
Fragmentary OCR text describes baggage and carriage hire in New York City, mentions a Ginaxn Asian Hars opposite Grand Central Depot, references rooms, daily costs, European travelers, a restaurant, Norse cars, and a Union Hotel. Details are garbled and names unclear.
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New York City
Grand Central Depot
Mt 4
Patel
Union Hotel
Tela Hotel
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R. V. Logging
Niseee
Miss
Alexander Crawford
Crawford
Loggins
Dakot
Alaska
George Pranklin Anderson
Hing Chas, Deakin
Susquehanne
Mao
Deakin
London
Pensideut
Mera Henry Dequindre
Valier
Cuba
Palmer
Europe
AM. Wilcox
Dowage
Troop River
Rhode Island
Irish National League
Linculs
Annish
Paduice
Vitoria
Wabast
Sour Lith
Hilete
Julie Wo Hingham
The
Apollo Seativel
Tie
Jeruy
Ramapany
Indursey Iy
Muuirt N. Scott
Otter
Paul Minn
Beubineky
Nlsih Bank
Aves Crone
Bat
Evers Ming Tha Poverner
West Virginea
Tenday Ba Apel
Corsads
Wichita County
Leoti
Wiest
Brass
Xlixtheaterens
Propetati
Ieee
Hunvenlly
Mimlis Lander
Marck
Minutevete
Wiesel
Prosulitien Echool
Tip
Haier
Matan Gansu
Wblali Staat
Denwin
Dadraptisis
Ediounde
Carroll
Wricht
Brietners
Hon
Jol Washington
Simmons Wolf
Percerul
Bualnos
Deere
Jobo Bart
Tirtrait
Win A. Bart
Molain
Ein
Saunier Harpy
Trexon
Hilpein
Sven Lunte Fuente
Mark
Clee
Mrinitrwen
Wolk
Sapien
Bete Co
New Jersey
Pividwine
Atk Fundy
Texas
Burlington Free Press
Harper's Azar
Whitehall Times
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Boston Florsids
Boston
Greenbackers
Democrats
Foreign News
Harper's Nayar
Kosten Tost
Rochester Post Express
Merchant Traveler
New Haven News
Texas Siftings
MSS
Lowell
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