Opening Session of Republican Convention Brims with Cheer
The Republican national convention opened with over 14 000 attendees. Senator Burrows of Michigan spoke as temporary chair, eliciting cheers for Roosevelt Taft and Cortelyou amid a lively scene. The body approved temporary officers and adjourned to resume Wednesday.
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Texans Give Taft Trousers to Promote Texas Mohair
A Texas sponsored gift to Secretary Taft features mohair trousers made from Angora goat wool. San Antonio merchants sent the Texas clip to Philadelphia for processing, then shipped the finished mohair to Taft’s Washington tailor for a pair of trousers.
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Five Important Planks Of Republican Platform
Chicago reports on the five key planks of the Republican platform drafted by Wade H. Ellis and tied to Roosevelt and Taft. It covers trust regulation, anti injunction, railroad rates, tariff revision, and currency, detailing proposed amendments and enforcement aims.
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Tammany Leader Wilte in Denver for Bamouratio Talks
Tammany leader Wilte travels to Denver to meet Bamouratio representatives at Tammany Hall era arrangements. The sequence mentions a presidential route and a delegation arrival planned for the event.
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Wilte
Streets Flooded As Evicted Seek Shelter In Kansas City
Kaw flood draws sightseers to bluffs while Armourdale and stockyards evacuate. Twelve thousand residents abandon Armourdale as water runs twelve feet deep. officials push for flood control, with interstate and federal agencies coordinating to address river overflows and bridge removals.
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Compromise Philippine appropriation bill agreed after talks
Insular commission and Philippine assembly reach a general appropriation measure believed to be ratified. The bill allocates 11,590,000 pence, with the assembly conceding about 1,600,000 peso, mirroring last year's expenditures. Salaries and bureau consolidations proposed by the assembly were not adopted.
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Insular Commission
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Commission
Assembly
Fairbanke Heads to Canada for Prince of Wales Visit
New York reports rush work at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on the battleship New Hampshire to be ready for departure to Quebec for the Prince of Wales visit. Archtects and naval staff assign Captain Cameron Meh Wine lw to command. Vice President Pairbunke is named as special representative of President Poeamewett to accompany the voyage.
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New Hampshire
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Quebec
Prince of Wales
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Battleships Assemble for Atlantic Cruise in San Francisco
Ban on assembling of the warships of the Atlantic fleet in San Francisco harbor as crews prepare for a homeward voyage. Only nine ships of the fleet are crewed. craft at Hunter's Point and Mare Island Navy Yard report preparations and likely ship departures for the long voyage.
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Frankeen
Atlantic
San Francisco
Heart Blood for Medicine Havant
A puzzling report from Alarranee Vietor Noverre recounts a violent incident tied to a medical belief. A white child’s alleged involvement in a ritual linked to medicine prompts local authorities to investigate. The narrative blends curious language with unclear details about suspects and motives.
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Alarranee Vietor Noverre
Enenplity
Bowen
Pardons and Reception for Dorhoureviiin by Governor Wieneprand
A large crowd gathered as Dorhoureviiin received a pardon from Governor Wieneprand through a ceremonial process. Officials noted the act followed due procedure and reflected clemency for the individual named Maeve and Olver fothie Thuniel Witet He train Peeduty.
Sensation Sprung In Butte Dynamiting Case
In Butte Montana the trial of Louis Ferris for wrecking the eastbound Burlington express on May 1 heard defense evidence denying a dynamite explosion. Witnesses claimed no powder odor and a broken rail, with railway workers corroborating the scene. A miner Tony Harrie testified to meeting injured clerk Henry Hoskins who spoke of a broken rail and an explosion shortly after. Hoskins disappeared after a compensation offer and is not located.
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Louis Ferris
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Hoskin
Hosking
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Providing for Soldiers New York Army Supply Bids Opened
Bids totaling about 1 500 000 dollars for U S Army supplies were opened at the army building on Monday with about seventy five bids received. Winners will supply the army under peace conditions as the depot quartermaster thoroughly examines the bids. Preference will be given to orders from American manufacturers. The awards cover nearly all clothing and supplies needed by soldiers.
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London Bank Seeks Reorganization into U S National Bank
At a special London meeting shareholders of the London New York and Part Bank Ltd with 5 million capital voted to form a new United States incorporated entity, to be named the London and Barin National Bank of San Francisco, with 2.5 million capital. Nearly 60 percent of the current bank’s capital is held in California, and American-law reorganization is urged by the directors.
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New York
California
Sultan's Soldiers Revolt Shocks Tangier City
A chaotic mutiny among four thousand troops loyal to Sultan Abd al-Aziz rocks Tangier as detachments seize weapons and clash with authorities. In New York a runaway auto plunges into the river after a five hundred street collision, killing a partygoer and trapping others near the pier, while a train tunnel accident causes panic downtown.
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Hutt
Unclear OCR Entry on Vaquis Flefuse and Arma Case
Fragmentary readable items mention Vaquis Flefuse and Arma with unclear references to a June 1 event, a legal or disciplinary proceeding, and multiple garbled names. No coherent facts or identifiable entities beyond scattered terms emerge to form a definite report.
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Stage Robbers Captured in Bold City Heist
Stage robbers were captured after a bold heist at a city venue. Police reported the robbers entered the venue during the performance and fled with valuables before being apprehended nearby. Witnesses described a swift sequence and a tense pursuit ending in arrests.
Powers and Howard Pardoned by Governor Powers
Frankfort Ky—Governor Wilson pardons Caleb Powers and James Howard, ending eight years of legal combat in the Goebel murder case. Powers plans to resume law practice in Harboursville, Kentucky, once health returns.
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Harboursville
Plagues Reported in Caracas Venezuela Amid Quarantine Fears
Bubonic plague cases appear in Caracas causing great alarm as no measures or stock of remedies are available. Quarantine orders are issued for travelers from La Guayra while foreign powers offer no decisive action after a Sunday meeting. President Castro’s decree ending the epidemic is questioned as officials warn of continuing danger.
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Veneguela
la Guayre
Foreles
Venezuela
Castro
Alleged Graftera Acquitted in Harrisburg Case
A jur y found not guilty after long deliberations in the conspiracy to defraud the state case. Former state officials Matthues, fur der, and Shumaker were acquitted on binding instructions. Caganl and Huston Hong face remaining charges as the trial narrowed to those two defendants.
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Jemea M Shumaker
Caganl
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Halty Grean Tired of Fashionatile Motel Life
A fragmented poem amid a triffay story notes Hetty Crean and her daughter Hep in Hoboken. The piece voices weariness with travel life and domestic demands, reflecting a social milieu of modern transit era.
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Hetty Crean
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