Bank Deposit Guaranty Law Debated In Taft Criticism Reply
Bryan argues for bank deposit guaranty as superior to postal savings, cites banker support in Kansas, notes Oklahoma move by banks to state charters, and references local political figures while addressing Taft criticisms amid a Kansas event cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kitisas Hepobtican
Agenc
Guapanty Ayrten
Postal Savings Bank
Guaranty Plan
Taft
Guaranty Bank
Bryan Aid
Breidenthal
Kansay City
Kansay
Gov
Haskell
Oklahonma
Oklahoma
Barns and Two Lives Lost in Blaze Report
A disastrous fire at a rural property resulted in two fatalities and extensive damage to barns. Authorities report the victims as local residents, with investigations ongoing to determine the cause and timeline of the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomo
Wit
Fragmented notices drift through a busy city page
A jumble of items reports a theft of sik cloth from Kut and Quint in New York City, notes a postponed international exposition in Tokyo until 1917, lists National Society of Lone Veterans officers removed, and mentions Kentucky internal revenue service official dismissal. It also outlines Socialist party campaign plans for Eugene Debs with Chicago departures and a western voyage promising 18 states and 10,000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Kut, & Quint
New York City
Tokla
National Society of Lone of Veterans
Elgar Allen
Washington, D. C
HH. Hammer
Reading
Trea Urer
J. L. Rate
Hooch Hammonds
Internal Revenue — Xervice
Elatth Sistrict
Kentucky
Civil Service Commissaion
Cnlergo
Socialist Party
Eugene V. Deby
Chicago
Mr. Debs
Daly Vokes Dies Noted Stage Star in Lyun Fold Inn
Margaret Daly Vokes, renowned comedienne and part of the Ward and Vokes troupe, died after a long illness in Lyun Fold Inn. She starred in the Daly family theatrical circle, known for the fotgh git and country earling dances.
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Heston
Margaret Daly Vokes
Lyunfold
Marry Voleon
Ward & Vokes Comity
Daly
Dre. Vokes
Earl
Hughes Takes A Hand In Hains Case
In a letter to Queens County District Attorney Darrin Hughes says he will empanel a special grand jury to hear evidence in the case of the Haines brothers once charged with the murder of William E. Annit. The governor will appoint a judge to preside and a jury is expected to convene around September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Hains
New York
Charles
Darrin
Queens County
Caee
Haine Brothers
William E. Annit
High handed beer barrels emptied in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Aug 28 locals report 4000 valued barrels of beer belonging to a local brewing company were emptied in the presence of Internal Revenue Collector Howard on Thursday. The crowd included about 2000 with buckets and pitchers hoping for a share, but the event yielded no refunds or warnings. Portland Me Aug 58 David Sage Mackey, New York president of the general Synod of the Reformed Church in America and a renowned divine, died suddenly in the Union Hospital on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Olla
Wwer
Howard
Pitchera
Portland
Hlew
Dovid Sage Mackey
New York
General Synod
Race Auto Match Scheduled Between Riders at Latonta
Representatives of John J. Ryan and Barney Olde met to plan a race at Latonta on September 2 and 13 with a prize of 3000. The event aims to attract top drivers and boost interest in early auto racing.
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Cveeionat
Adg
John J. Ryan
Barney Olde
Olifell
Ryan
Latonta
Alsa
Flood Devastation Looms After Augusta Floods and Fires
Augusta Georgia reports floods reaching forty feet with extensive property losses estimated between $750,000 and $7,000,000. Dozens drowned, mostly Black, as eight cotton mills lose power and fires break out amid ruined bridges and rail damage.救
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Augusta
Savannah River
McDaniel Builders
North Augusta
Southern Railway
Nixon
Georgia Railway
Augusta Railway and Electric Co
Ranromly
Columbia
B.C
Thin State
Julie
Balada
Taurens
Mistake Will Cost a Man His Life
Cleveland report states Joe Gerslonna was mistaken for a burglar and attacked with a hatchet at Pasquile Mastroandrow’s home on East One Hundred and Twentieth Street. He suffered fatal head and shoulder wounds, was hospitalized at Charity, and surgeons say recovery is unlikely.
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Cleveland
Joe Gerslonna
Pasquile Mastroandrow
East One Hundred and Twentieth Street
Gerslonna
Charity Hospital
Sage Estate Valued at 64 Million in New York Tax Filing
New York reports Rivanell Sage's estate valued at 4 160 800 dollars, disclosed Thursday as part of transfer tax proceedings. The figure reflects the estate's assessment prior to the transfer tax payable to the state.
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Sage
New York
Rivanell Sage
Train Battle in Kentucky Leaves Two Fatally Wounded
On August 28 near Fulton Kentucky conductor John Maxwell of Fulton was shot three times by an unknown Black man he had ordered off a train. Maxwell and the assailant, who is unnamed, were fatally hurt in the confrontation that occurred a few miles south of Fulton on Thursday.
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Paducah
John Maxwell
Fulton, Ky
Fulton
Maxwell
Fle
Philadelphia Bulletin
Joseph
Ssc
Ervall
Taft given loving cup in Hot Springs visit
In Hot Springs Virginia on August 28 1909 Judge Taft received a loving cup from the hotel night staff and local supporters. Charles Tigach presented the cup with a playful jab about a silver boying fly.
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Taft Ie
Hot Springs
Honentead Hotel
Taft
Mia
Tate
Charles Tigach
Ohio sharpshooters win at national rifle and pistol meet
Camp Perry August 28 The Ohio rifle team led by Dale Rothrock won the national individual match with 200. G C Show of the United States Infantry placed second. J F Dortch of the navy and G L Blanken of Whitewater third and fourth. The national pistol match saw Sorat of Ohio capture the title with 419. A McNabb of the Twenty Seventh Infantry took second with 418. Denney and Lee won rapid and timed fire prizes respectively.
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Camp Perry
United States
Tient
Dale Rothrock
Ohio
Holt
Keare
G C. Show
United States Infantry
Jen J. F Dorteh
Navy
G. L. Blanken
Whieotinin
Skirmieh
Dorteh
Biles
Maine
Stempte
Warlaad
Sorat
McNabbb
Reseche
Sheriff and deputy kill demon Coe for reward after capture
In Monroe county Kentucky, Sheriff Beg ant and a deputy found and killed demon Coe, a wanted Black man, after receiving a tip from Claude Andrews who will get part of the bounty. Coe’s capture followed a mountain ambush set with Andrews, who betrayed him to the sheriff. Ode to the shootout ended when Coe refused to surrender and was shot.
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JoTlanapolis
Monroe County
Coe
Sullivan
Petreort
George Williams
Jenne Doe
Hille
Marlinsburg
Bryant
Bockwalter
Sherif Bryant
Claude Andrews
Andrews
Atlantic City Faces Gov Proclamation as Troops Considered
August 28 report from Atlantic City New Jersey describes Governor Fort testing a proclamation to deploy troops to enforce state law amid summer crowds. Grand jury resistance to indict exic vibrators prompts Justice Trenchard to discharge with a stern rebuke, signaling tense political clash and rumored militia threats.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey
Mayo Landing
Atlantic County
Jnraid
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
Port
Wan
Bern
Open Sunday Tension in Atlantic City Political Clash
Atlantic City confronts a split between county court and grand jury over excise laws and Sunday openers. Mayor Stoy, Sheriff Johowon, and other officials resist enforcement amid strong public sentiment. governor Dr. Trenchard orders inquiry as grand jury indictments loom against saloonkeepers and gambling cases.
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Rovernior
Bowd
Alors
Ayor Stoy
Atlanta
Goldenburg
Wicely
Hoy
Atlantic City
Iheefand
Henin
Ptate, Excise Commission
Stoy
Sherif Johowon
Justion Trenchard
Atlantic County
Nuitmier Wodson
Bloy
Miltonmire Club
Choteau
Saulting
Justice Trenchard
Joseph Balin
Imor Cnses
Salus
Battle Flags Sent to Toloto by Ohio Soldiers
Report from Toloto notes 295 Civil War flags transported by Ohio soldiers were removed from the state flag room at the Wettne Col Winane in Toloto. The flags were to be paraded at the national encampment, marking the first time such banners left the room. Authorities discuss the flag handling and the weighing of the banners as part of guard actions.
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Toloto
Columbus
Ohio Solitons
Warrensville Workhouse Construction Progress
Report from AUR on the Warrensville workhouse stating excavation finished by prisoners and brick structure planned for brick walls and a red tile roof. Project cost cited as 197,000 with erection length around 200 feet. notes on completion timeline and overall design details.
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Warrensville
An Unwritten Law from the Mo. Country Tale
A fragment from the Cleveland Plain Dealer portrays a confrontation where a speaker warns that a third term does not go to the country. The dialogue presents a tense exchange as the larger figure warns against harsher language and intimidation.
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Ron
Jose
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fragmented prompt with disjointed phrases and insults
The text appears as a chaotic mix of fragmented lines and vulgar exclamations. It lacks clear names, places, events, or a coherent narrative to summarize into a news item.
Fragmented 19th Century Watch Tale and Notices
A garbled OCR excerpt merges a satirical tale about a watch and a registrar named Pyne with scattered antiquated notices. It references a warrant, village police, a note on beggar laws from Henry VII, and a tale of a yellow diamond tale. The fragment also includes Epigrama commentary on Chief Joseph and various food and health snippets.
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Hon. W. Bryan
Pittsburg
Aus
Poliee Department
Wct
Kansas City
C. W. Trickett
Kansas
Wyandotte County
Wayne
Frank Hurlurt
Trickett
Frank Hurlburt
Wayne Hurlburt
Niegal
Pumalo
Supreme Court Juateg Wheeler
Ninth Ward
Treaddy
Steel Mills
Saint Ste. Marie
Mich
Owensboro
Owensboro Savings Bank and Trust Co
Tie ii County Trust Co
Fouy
Debs
Michigi
Lansing
Athene
State
Sevings Ink
Athens
Calhoun County
Zimmerman
State Banking Department
Buckeye
Grand Jury
Clevenm
Morr Hay
Togver
London
Driiower
Wage Bourke
Mapfeld
Aly
S. W. P. Sherwin Williams
Mr. Loey
Pyne
Lerford
Mr. Lucy
Union Station
Hocking Valley
Marion
England
Henry VII
Maury VIII
Edward
Mary
Elizabeth
RIE Railroad
Chicago Division
West Hound
Cincinnati Division
Mes
DP Sesses
AW. Chase
Pioeken
Humancy
Ian A
New York Central Lines
L. B, Nebergall
Rains
Toledo Hocking Valley
G. A. R. National
Colonial Country Club
West Baden Springs
Indiana
Allmant
Wwe
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