Feeler as Democratic foil in Roosevelt bid
A fragmentary Washington gossip note cites a Close Friend of Jorpeentes and others arguing that Bryan supporters insist only Roosevelt can be defeated. It references a “compromise” plan presented to the Democrats, names Eagar Mae and Clarence Datteeoee, and notes gossip about Phil Masters and Clark in Chicago and at national convention talks.
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Jor' Peentes
Igrors
Sullle Geepecarge
Dem
Roosevelt
Pyrant
William Jennings
Fesse
Clark
Sullivan
Bryan
Oeshun
Republic
Anon
Hoof Fits Cast In Roadway Murder Case
Fragmented OCR report details an April incident near a roadway where a horse and rider are linked to a murder investigation. Names and places are garbled but mention a Goheen case, a Soweta Advertiser editor, and a boy finding evidence. The piece hints at an attempted cover up and continued inquiry.
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Essy
Geen
Tere
Rene Goheen
Joffries
Edibe Soweta Advertiser
Merwe
Judge Refuses Jail of Suffragette Over Debt
In Anton April, Judge Rentoul refused to jail a suffragette named Fowler for failure to pay a debt to a typewriter firm. He said gender should not determine punishment and that if the woman cannot pay, the court should not imprison her, only let the matter go.
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Anton
Rentoul
Fowler
Jorge
Hae
Fire damages pickle factory in Chicago worth half a million
The H J Heinze pickle factory in Chicago was destroyed by fire just before 7 AM. About 300 employees were inside when flames forced evacuation. The blaze sent hundreds of crates of pickles into the street, with property loss estimated at $500,000. Separate reports note a Prohibition era donation and a Taft campaign payment linked to fund raising.
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Chicago
H. J. Heinze
Meines
Hun
Shergo
National Prohibition
Nicholson ‘Taft
Taft
Mediators Seek Settlement in Railroad Wage Dispute
New York April 2 United States labor commissioner Charles P Neill and Judge Martin A Knapp hold mediation between fifty railroads east of Chicago and north of the Potomac and their engineers over raised wage demands. Neill will meet railroad officials to learn their stance and preferred form of arbitration. Further talks will determine if an arbitration board is required and whether the dispute should be threshed out before such a board. Indications point to railroads proposing a general arbitration process analogous to the anthracite situation.
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New York
Charles P Neill
United State Labor
Martin A. Knap
United States Commerce Court
Chicago
Potomac River
Neill
Knapp
Taft Gains New Hampshire Delegates After Primary
Concord April 2 Roosevelt supporters concede Taft opposition? totals show Taft netted eight additional delegates from New Hampshire after full returns from 90 towns and cities. Roosevelt carried two cities and both congressional districts by near two to one, while Taft likely wins enough delegates to secure the state delegation at the Chicago convention.
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Roosevelt
Concord
William Howard ‘Taft
Chicago
Newmipshire
Taft
Hse
Winston Churchill
Tait
Parliamentary Inquiry In Titanic Loss Sparks Debate
In London on April 26 renewed interest arose in the Senate inquiry into the Titanic wreck. Members of the House of Commons pressed questions as Francis Duke Avland, undersecretary for foreign affairs, said the United States inquiry seeks responsibility for the loss, noting no prior foreign probe into a British ship’s sinking has occurred.
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London
Senate
House of Commons
Duke Avland
Acland
Foreign Office
United States Senate
High Wens
Circuit Court at McIntosh Ends With Notable Verdicts
Circuit Court at McIntosh concluded after a busy week led by Judge Carpenter and court reporter Otto Lindstad. Notable verdicts awarded Carlberg 1500 dollars against Zimmermann cattle damage and Agnew 480 dollars against the Miner Land Co. The local scene also noted a wedding, farm ads, and community notices including farm equipment needs and ice orders.
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Lemmon
Jude Carpenter
Otto B. Lindstad
Carlberg
Field and Zimmermann
Agnew
The
Miner Land Co
A. B. Carlberg
Zimmermann Interests
Zimmermann
Messrs
Howard Babcock
Sisseton
Robt
Pearson
Hoffman, Bartlett and Tscharner
Bryant Agnew
Morristown
Social Events at Trinity Chapel and Aid Societies
A business meeting at Trinity IVild was held at Mrs C B Strang’s home Tuesday afternoon. Plans were made for furnishing the new chapel and installing pews lights and furnace. The next meeting moves to Mrs Suike’s on Tuesday April 1d with an open meeting May 11 at the pal chapel. A fifteen cent supper at six. The Baptist and Presbyterian Aids met with various hosts. refreshment hours noted. Personal notices include travels and hospital updates among local residents. The Watt Clark Jordan Co now selling land. call with best price.
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Trinityivild
C. B. Strang
Suike
Pal Chapel
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Warner
Lemmon Forth Summit
BOY Scout
Gordon Hat
McIntosh
Willey Bros. Land Co
Henry Marlow
Annabel Hill
Seim
Father Fret
Flannigan House
Western Luuniher & Grain Co
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Cleve Young
KE. C
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Opera
Oscar N. Sampison
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Mothe Brothers
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Central
Heltzel & Jenkins
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S. P. Christenson
Presbyterian Aid Society
Hynik
Methodist Aid Society
LH. Lantry
Spokane, Wath
Cod. Smith
Clifford Raw
Chamberlain
Raw
Floyd Fegley
81. Joseph's Hospital
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Town
Miss Heaton
Aberdeen
Oscar Samusen
White Butte, Co
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Ated
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Michigan
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Hohonee
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Beth
Hank
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Satan
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Watt-Clark Jord Co
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