Ohio five week campaign opens September twenty sixth
Ohio Democrats plan a five week campaign with a formal opening on September twenty sixth. The state committee leaves details to officers with Mansfield oversight, while speakers include Harmon and Campbell focusing on national issues and other candidates in tentative rosters.
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Democratic State Executive Committee
Mansfield
Columbus
Ohio
Rpublicans
Utles
Dudeon Harmon
James Campbell
United States
Harmon
Campbel
Timothy Hogan
J. H. Newman
W. OT Sharpe
Blytia
Congress
Ford
Norwalk
Bryan refuses to wield big stick in campaign
Patrview Nebraska Aug 1 report on William Jennings Bryan receiving invitations nationwide to speak. Bryan says he may travel to Alabama Montgomery and California visitors, but campaign is too young for definite plans. A large gourd gift labeled Billys Big Stick is presented, mocked as hollow as Republican policies while Bryan emphasizes people powered reform and electoral support.
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Patrview
Lincoln
Neb
Willion Jennings Bryan
California
Chierles Adelman
Francisco
Ville
Mass
United States
Bryan
Indianapolis
Tom
Henry C. Clayton
Ry HH. Walker
Montgomery
Ala
Wapin
South Herald
Ryan
National Committee
Mr. Bryan
Alabama
Uteo
Billy
Atlok
Lineal & Collection
Waa
Republica Party
Cholera Threat Looms Over St. Petersburg
The St. Petersburg health department warns of a potential cholera epidemic and orders the pollen to report all arrivals from affected provinces. Officials declare the city at risk with a current intake of about 200 living per week, signaling urgent action.
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St. Peimsburg
St. Petersburg
County board backs dismissal of county matron
Canal Dever Ohio reports the county board recommends removing Mien Arion, matron of the county children's home, amid a case where Mise Armour was charged with severely whipping a child, the incident noted with marks on the boy.
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County Board of Viviiora
Mien Arion
Tinoarawie County Children's Home
Ty Dhupiereed
Peddler Fatally Shot in Chicago Saloon
Chicago Aug 1 William Pay peddler was shot and killed today by Terey McGraw in Melor Messenger s saloon. An attempted daytime holdup by two others prompted the shooting as Pay was forced from the bar by gunfire.
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Chicago
William Pay
Terey McGraw
Melor Messenger
Tomers
Fay
Mulhaw
Pay
Double Assassination Plot Reported in Anger Era
A fragment notes an assassination plot claim tied to Ang. 14 polling day. The text references Entwart ani Emperor Franch and a stated plan involving two individuals, described as mongrel, with unclear details and disrupted wording.
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Withertani
Ang
Cinsaanbnate
Franch Fomopl
Arrest of Two Notorious Fugitives at Lassel Station
Police at Lassel on the Swik frontier captured two notorious fugitives with revolvers and daggers as they traveled to Wohl. Despite authorities efforts, the arrests were publicized today. After a tense confrontation the pair were confined and sent back to Italy amid heightened frontier security tied to a plot against the King.
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Lassel
Swik
Nemel
Italy
Lynch mob pursues George Croombe after assault
In Fewinda Aug 14 a deputy and hundreds of armed residents search the area for George Croombe a negro accused of assaulting Mrs Ed Mocklair a young woman near Penatecla. The community is stirred by a recent fatal incident and fear a deadly clash if he is captured.
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Fewinda
George Croombe
Ed. Mocklair
Mietron
Weather forecast predicts heat wave across regions
Washington reports a forecast of a heavy heat wave from August 14 to 18. A high pressure disturbance will move from the Rockies to the Atlantic coast bringing high temperatures, followed by a cooldown. The central valley and lake region will see heat Sunday and Monday, with cooler conditions expected Tuesday.
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Washington
Hocky
Athantic Eoa
Central Valley
Lake Region
Balloon Explosion Kills Two In Captain Lovelace Aerial Display
London reports a catastrophic blast on Captain Lovelace’s balloon Ameren Weronkat at a Franco-Behtinh exhibition. Two people died, including captain’s secretary Bhanehe PMN, many injured, and a number burned from the torn gas bag as spectators near the balloon caused the incident.
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London
Hugh
Lovelace
Uvree
Aneore
Talboon
Religious mania drives double murder in Los Angeles
Dusty Dutty, 60, driven by religious frenzy, fatally killed his son in law with an ax and then killed his daughter before slashing his own throat. The violent spree occurred in the northwest Los Angeles area, with Dutty pursuing his wife and sister-in-law, leaving neighbors alarmed but few details confirmed.
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Cal
Dusty
Yen Londay
F Red
Nitson
Ols
Dutty
Dufty
Mia
Dotty
Evergreen
Blinsel
Buffy
Vietime
Iree Reivers
Henry Dutty
Pred A. Dutty
Za Uih Lacomb
Silentun
Tutty
Tragedy Shocks Chicago Society Heiress
Chicago society circles are shaken by the death of Alive Miratieds Sholes, a 22 year old heiress, found in her Evanston home from gas asphyxiation. Letters found in the room prompted suspicions of suicide amid despondency over a former romance. An inquest failed to determine the exact cause.
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Millionaire Shores
Dean
Chicago
Aug
Miratieds Sholes
CG Sholes
Chivagy Avenue
Bvanston
Byanston Aonlety
Mirk
Sholea
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