Advance Guard of the Most that Will Attend the State Convention
The advance guard of candidates assembled in Columbus as delegates prepare for the state convention. Leaders include Andrew J. Hires for governor and A. Thompson for secretary of state, with numerous other nominees listed. The convention aims to select party candidates and set platforms.
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Columbus
Columbo
Tiple
Tate
Gry
Andrew J
Care A. Thompoun
Ison Tong
Frank Kerr
Steubinyille
Sengtiel H Went
Bellefontainy
Franchi W. Trenway
Cleveland
Freeman Taetenen
Bridee
EF. Wirt
Youngstown
Ainin
Hatlntustaine
W. & Kure
Fanatick
FBVM
Purlington
Margarill
A. Stillwell
Ohiaran
Dentian
Toledo
Swith Wo Henvott
Warren Thomas
Warren
Charles Woham
Canton
Charles C. Green
C. Bower
Sitney
Cot Cone
Gillette
Newark
MC Woodworth
Athens
Charles Ash
Fostorit
Poseltis Herman
Baohr
Land
Board of Public Weeks
Lachtwein
Wilh
Iain Kirtley Hs
Xenlay
Ain
Sabin A Selon Tames
Prive
Linas Dundee Wikluinty Norwalk
Supreme Courts
T. Bénareds
Bins J . McNubs
Aleing
J.G. Obermeyer
Por Dairy Unl Food
Renirk W. Puhlad
Myron T Hoerriek
Charles PF. Taft
Cheinmal
A. N. Auiten le Vorys
Manoaster
Ad Marrin
Baten
Poruker
Menuter
Seven extremist actors executed by court martial in Maylight incident
Report states seven extremist actors executed after a court martial linked to a plot against the looe Grand Dike. Names include RL Pennenbirg and M4 Chtehogievitet with several others, all said to have died in a Maylight Sunday incident opposite Cronstad. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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RL Pennenbirg
Centre Ity
Looe Grand
Nicholas Nichaloleviteh
Chtehogievitet
Amimieter
Tunien
A Famous Gun Fighter Is Stain
El Paso March 2 reports Milly the Kid killed Saturday by Wayne ranch hands in a dispute over a rate loan. The incident involves outlaw activity and ties to a gunfighter named Patrick ft Knows elsewhere on the continent.
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Stain
el Paso
Tex
Patrick
Milly the Kid
Wayne
Marquis of Linlithgow Dian Dies in Australia Governance
The Marquis of Linlithgow Dian, also known as Kehoe, died March 8. He had served as governor of Victoria from 1900 to 1902 and was connected with Australian affairs.
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Marquis
Linlithgow
Dian
Kehoe
John Adrien Marquis
Ldriitianw
Victoria
Wnd
Senor Kemer
Australia
Telegraphic Briefities From Global Conflicts and Local Fires
President Mitchell calls miners to national convention in Indianapolis on March 12 after a lake rescue mission near Mart Texas ends in four deaths and two survivors. Nine sulfur factory workers in Brooklyn suffer severe burns. plant destroyed by fire with about 100 dead. Kilreath J Reilly, a 20 year old clerk, shot by a robber at a saloon. assailant fled. Paris reports furious fighting near the French Morocan frontier as Gen. D Arnaud’s forces clash with the Mudwk tribesmen from early morning to night, 1 French dead and 24 wounded. French expedition penetrates inland but attacked by tribesmen who surround cavalry, forcing a costly withdrawal.
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Mitchell
Ameren
Indianapolls
Alx
Mart
Tex
Ween
Hutt
Caveri
Brooilyn
Kileath J Reilly
Roertatt
Telebere
Chicago
Paris
Anviews
D'Arunde
Morooen
Paterson Home Lay In State as Nation Mourns
A state tribute marked the burial of a prominent figure at his old Paterson home as dawn fell. The funeral drew officials and mourners, with lines forming by the church and a formal procession through the street. A late-night service preceded the final resting rites, cementing a legacy tied to local leadership and national service.
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Paterson
Sul
Geneon
Honeewature
Teneo
Fitien
Detectives Guard Churches Chicago March 8
Detectives guarded Roman Catholic churches in Chicago after an incident reported last week. Details remain unclear but authorities said no churches were damaged and no arrests were announced.
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Chicago
Deri
Gomes Ba Piiert
Friedia
Severe winter disrupts travel across Scotland and Wales
Lawton reports on March 2 that Sodland and parts of Jan and Wales have seen a rare two day wind and snow storm of the century. Heavy snow and high drifted drifts interrupt railway communication in many areas. Snow depths reach up to 15 feet in parts of Scotland.
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Niazarde
Scotland
Lawton
Sodland
Jan
Wales
Unavailing Sacrifice in Baltimore Rail accident
Frederick George and Harry Theker were struck by an express train of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. George died attempting to wave the train away while Theker survived the crash.
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Baltimore, Mareh
George
Harry Theker
Baltimore & Ollie Railroad
Penny's Earnings Drop in January at Pittubuye Plant
A January earnings report from the Pittubuye plant shows a sharp fall in net earnings and in overall experience compared with the prior month. The note contrasts this month’s figures against the previous period, highlighting the decline in financial performance.
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Penny
Fonneyleanta Mutt
Pittubuye
Death of Albany Insurance figure linked to Armstrong inquiry
Andrew Janisten a former examiner for New York Life at Albany and a key witness in Armstrong investigation died suddenly at his home. Autopsy cites acute illness. he had been unwell since Mrs. Tiarnton’s death. He was a longtime attorney connected with state corporate and insurance law and had ties to the New York Life case and related hearings.
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Albany
N. Y
Marcel
Andrew Janisten
Dave York Life
Ehupte
Hinefty
Tits Dowih
Tiarnton
Hamilton
New York
AL McCall
Mt Ellis
RenRae Wal
Gov
Lfowhee Ag
Albine Gunhy
State Court
Elaine Oath
Henin
Guthrrity Neon Corporation
New York Life
Court of Npporty
Wittnin FL
Europe
State treasurer reports to committee on debt deposits
McKinnon reports to the Committee of the State on the rate of deposits and the budget. The treasurer notes a total of 4082.00 deposited in 1474 banks across 88 counties, with interest at 1% and related accounting entries.
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McKinnon
Cole
Mave SW
Moe Ninna
Tate Treanurer
Tate
Hanke
Wee Murdered While he Slept Clinton Hi
March 2 Reed Boetph aged 26 was shot to death while he slept. A pistol was fired at his cheek and he died from the wound. The report notes a suspected assailant was Brown, placed under arrest.
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Clinton
Reed Boetph
P Ehotman
Explosion Causes Major Loss in Hitweod City
An explosion at the Bilwood Power Co. plant in Hitweod City, Pennsylvania, destroyed valuable machinery and caused extensive property damage. Authorities report equipment loss and a large financial impact, with details indicating a devastating event on a Sunday.
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Hitweod City
Forney
Bilwood Power Co
Four People Burned to Death in Depew Disaster
A fire in Depew, ten miles from Sunday morning, killed four people including Anthony Sehulte and three of Kits children. Sehulte and her four youngest children were likely victims, with others burned in the blaze. Authorities have not released full names or ages.
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Anthony Sehulte
Core Off
Mew
Sehulte
Rea Daffain
Mare
Legislative session extends amid delays and fights over temperance
The article reports a likely long session with no break due to the Republican convention. Key issues include taxation amendment adjournment timing, temperance measures in the Senate and House, and the Woods amendment to the series and seizure law. Debate centers on adjournment prospects, general appropriations, and accountability of local government reforms. Two suspects in the Ampersand hotel fire case are identified after third degree interrogations.
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Columb
Mace
Roth Keanehen
Elver
Hay
Chamberlain
Sesson
House
Senate
General Assembly
Temperance
Iir
Joan
Axko
Woods
Ateo
Thix Dill
Cltex
Aloke
Avalanche Disaster Kills 14 at Swiss Hotel
An avalanche near Noppen Stein in Berne on March 2 demolished a temporary hotel at the Lovlberg tunnel mouth. The collapse killed 14, injured 16, and trapped 80 guests who were dining when the disaster struck. Children are among the dead and many guests perished trying to flee.
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Berne
Switzerland
Noppen Stein
Lovlberg
London Brewing Shares Fall Amid Legislation Threat
London reports a sharp drop in brewery values as looming licensing measures loom. Investors fear brewing stocks will collapse, with estimated losses around 250000000. Some brewers and vendors push back while markets brace for further policy impact.
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London
Sellom
Phrivkage
Brewith
Gas leak overcomes worshipers at Detroit church
A defective furnace in the Green Avenue Baptist church caused gas to escape during a Sunday service. Congregants and a few attendees were overcome and required medical attention. Fire and health crews responded to the incident and managed the scene.
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Detroit
Grean Avenue
Bers
Reilid
Speed Trial Report From Port Mevel Wiel Event
An average of 26.5 percent boots per hour were recorded as Port Mevel Wiel led a speed trial. The scout overseer Cheatin pe pret ee Bondley from her ral hours hdureneo run aldopapied over the trial course.
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Port
Mevel Wiel
Bor Crvdit
Orvisep Cheatin Pe Pret
Dyspepsia remedy touts Stuart's tablets
A vintage advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe digestion aid. It claims the product digests large amounts of food, improves appetite, relieves irritation and gas, and promises quick stomach relief with a free sample offer and a 60 cent per box price.
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Stuart
Stuart Co
Stuart Ride
Marshall
Mich
Tampa 18 Swept by Fire in Cuban immigrant quarter
Fire destroyed the northern Tampa area over four hours, burning 308 buildings across about one million city blocks. A Cuban woman died. five cigar factories, hotels, cafes, saloons, and 200 dwellings were ruined. Water pressure failed as militiamen guarded the flames and thousands lost homes and work.
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Tampa
Fig
Antonio Diaz
Perea & Castro
Maximo Caras
Wix
Josh
Mr. Joseph's
Ham
Jesust Fathers
Million Dollar Harlem Fire Destroys Paint Plant and Car Barns
A pair of major fires in Harlem on March 2 caused about 3.6 million dollars in damage. The New York Oil and Paint Works Co and the George W. Grite Co paint shop, along with Madison Avenue car barns, were destroyed. Firefighters battled the blazes as police barred nearby streets. the second blaze involved a four story building on Second Avenue. The flames leveled several structures despite heavy water streams.
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New York
Mere
Dawn Suminy
Madison Avenue
Barnes
George We Grote & Co
China to Surrender Japanese Steamer Tatou Mara
The Chinese government will surrender the Japanese steamer Tatou Mara seized February 7 by Chinese customs drivers near Macao. Irwin claimed a large shipment of rifles and ammunition was planned to be brought into China for revolution, with thousands of rifles involved.
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Pekin
Macao
Irwin
China
Woman Leader Arrested After Mot Protest Riot
A Saturday night disruption in Lon Angeled Cal led to the arrest of Grargy W Wonily Jod Hicks and Mya Joule Schuck for obstructing the street. Police responded with twenty officers as Mrs Schuck raised a red flag and the crowd sang, with bail set at 100 dollars for three detainees.
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Lon Angeled
Cal
Grargy W. Wonily
Jod Hicks
Mya Joule Schuck
Woodby Te Hanegro
Micka
Steed Perce
Schuck
Mrs. Sebuck
Woodhy
Beka
Endorsed sale of a catarrh cure by Toledo druggists
A dealer’s sworn statement from Walding Kinnan and Marvin of Toledo supports a male catarrh cure sold by druggists. The letter claims the product soothes sinuses and bowel issues, with testimonials offered free and price per bottle listed.
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Toledo
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Drugelats
Wake
One Breadwinner Enough in Rural Courtroom Voice
A fragment depicts a rambling court scene with rustic dialect. Rastuk and a judge argue over family duties and a wife’s role, hinting at pride, gender expectations, and social tension in a small community. The dialogue blends humor and grievance as characters challenge traditional norms.
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Rastuk
Jedge
How Caterpillars Build Common Nests for Winter Shelter
Many caterpillars live in groups and form shared nests for shelter. The American tent caterpillar is noted. They create hibernacula as winter sleeping places, often visible among oak trees in late year. Dense mats of spiny bodies wait for warm weather to resume feeding.
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Will
The Significance of Small Duties and Family Obligation
A moral reflection urges that small duties at home have infinite significance. It calls for diligent care in daily tasks and organized living. It stresses honoring brothers and parents with honest, noble effort, as the one thing needful.
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Ong
Ventilation Breakthrough in Tunnel to Union Terminal
Apulled description details a new smokeless tunnel ventilation system for trains to Washington's Union Terminal. Two "Sirocco" Lorbine fans at the tunnel portal move 260,000 cubic feet of air per minute to flush smoke and gas, renewing air across the tunnel in moments.
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Washington
Union Terminal
Peronytranis Ratio Aad
Finnely
Washington Union Terminal
Citios
Great Britain
Equalizing Salaries for Teachers Sparks Debate
President Eliot of Harvard argues against paying women and men teachers equal salaries. He says many women are temporary, men seek permanent posts, and equal pay would misalign incentives, hinder male recruitment, and delay reducing class sizes. He notes labor groups aim to limit women’s entry, influencing wage policies.
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Eliot Gays
Resisant Eliot
Harvard
Giniolah
In Praise of the Currant and Its Health Gifts
A writer extols currants for healthful properties including sweetness, tannin, and potash. They discuss saccharin like grape sugar as easily digested, tartaric taste, and the fruit’s role in a wholesome family diet. The article cites a famous doctor praising currants and notes their nutritional value despite overproduction concerns.
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