South Carolina Primary Tickets and Spartanburg Reunion Plans
The article outlines an October 20 primary ticket list headed for State Chairman Wille Jones with candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Comptroller General, State Treasurer, Adjutant and Inspector General, and other offices. It also details Spartanburg’s Confederate veterans reunion for August 17–18, with Red Shirtsmen and United Sons of Veterans events, entertainment plans, and hospitality for 2,500 veterans, plus a visit by Paul Miller’s troupe and a large band.
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Omer
Wille Jones
Gen. Jones
Tverspeli Preeinet
oMee
Tole L. Blease
Tay
T. Duncan
C. CL Peatherstone
Blu Hyath
Thomas AW. McLeod
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Clius
Newman J.M. Richardson
J. E. Swearingen
B. B. Evins
J Fraser Lyon
R. Re Ci
Tangier
Jas, Cansler
G. McDuttie Niton
G. H. Mahon
D. C. Seadomagh
Spartanburg
Chamber of Comumerve
Red Shirtmen
Te United Sons of Veterans of South Carolina
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Wiir
J. C. Stribling
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Census hints cityward shift in 1910 growth figures
Washington reports preliminary 1910 census trends show more U S cities reaching 25 000 population and up but the overall gain is uneven. Washington Providence Wilmington Jackson and Lynchburg show strong increases while some cities post smaller gains, and farm areas still face shifting migration patterns amid uncertain totals.
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Mississippi
Kentucky
New York
New Englaand
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Jackson
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Del
Columbus
Lynchburg
Taft to unveil 14 live subjects in coming Congress
President Taft’s message to Congress will cover fourteen principal subjects. The plan includes conservation, economy in government, civil and criminal court reform, ship subsidies, employment compensation, health bureau centralization, Alaska’s government form, postal savings bank funding, naval expansion, canal fortification, tariff board output, and judiciary appointments. Details remain unsettled, with many items to be addressed in special messages or later actions.
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Railroad Stocks and Bonds Commission
Kemeny Law
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Monetary Commission
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Alaska
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Nagel
Postal Savings Bank
Pan- Ama Canal
Jathmus
Tar Board
Emery
Taft
Fragmented 19th Century News Summary Mix
A garbled OCR fragment reports diverse topics: naval ship construction plans with tonnage figures, price and production notes for manufacturers, labor and regulation items in Georgia and elsewhere, and scattered notes on land policy, public notices, and political events. It references Congress, the Navy Yard, and various regional entities, but the text is heavily distorted and some names and places are unreadable.
China for the Chinese at the city heights debate
An inchoate text appears to discuss Chinese exclusion or policy in a city context. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, but references include Chinese and Amur, a department of cities, and a potential appeal or legal thread. The fragment hints at social tensions and administrative actions surrounding Chinese residents.
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Amur
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San Poa
Virginia Mayor Suicide Mystery Report Amid Explosion Probe
A garbled report from Hideway cites Josep Punk of the Ualdwin Relative Agency of Keawoke as investigating the Lynamite explosion tied to a July 2 rideway incident. The piece claims a solution to a case called Vu tuvstary Tits iuetatzies but reads as unclear and largely unreadable.
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Slump in the Auto Business and Assassination Shock Cleveland
The article reports a collapse in auto industry demand with farmers and retailers affected as prices fall and machines go unused. It also notes the assassination of prominent Cleveland attorney William I. Rive, body found near the Riew mansion on Euclid Heights with two bullet wounds and a suspected murder.
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Statler Caves
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Ohio
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Congress for Deaf Mutes Invites Diplomatic Attendees
Washington hosts a congress of deaf-mutes inviting most foreign diplomats. The Chinese Legation is considering attendance and seeks an interpreter for Chinese signs to aid understanding. A separate report notes a violent incident at an abalone coal mine near Fairmont involving clashes between factions.
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China
J Ray
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Fairmont
Taney Hines
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Mivera
Nieto
Jie Bulivany
Road improvements blocked by absentee landlords report
A Kansas City correspondent quotes Louis Ilo Courier-Journal on road work voting blocks caused by absentee landowners. He cites a farmer near Kanway City noting many owners live away and rent their land, hindering rock road construction under a special road divisor law. The piece argues all landowners should support good roads to raise values despite selfish landlords.
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First Ditentry and Highway Construction Lessons
The Atchison News urges rapid highway construction to improve public roads. It cites cost efficiency and national examples, urging Kansas to adopt and fund better roadways, noting the need for an extensive system of turnpikes and improved transport links.
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Denver
Strong Woman and Seedy Joking Gentleman aboard Fishguard
The strong woman and a seedy joking gentleman board at Fishguard. The seedy man retires to a cabin while the woman tends him with a bawl. She then confronts the captain asking how to handle seasickness and a possible attack.
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Telegraph
The Deacon's Palade Parable Insightful Pulpit Note
A sensitive young clergyman serves a country church and seeks feedback from a deacon. The elder offers a parable about Turk Weatherbee and a deer hunt, illustrating mixed understanding and misdirection. The scene underscores self awareness and social fault lines in a local church.
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