Ohio Republican State Conclave Prep with Garfields Visit
Ohio Republican state convention begins in Columbus with preliminary platform work and Garfied expected to preside. The draft platform backs tariff revision, President Roosevelt policies, merchant marine expansion, and public taxation changes while minor races and delegates for the national convention are organized. Congressman Longworth may present the four delegates at large. Secretary Garfied departs for Columbus en route to the meeting.
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Columbus
Marett
James R. Garhild
Aidrens
Phurke
Wut Ena
Willan
Gov
Harris
United States
Henan
Ohie
Tim
N Daishitian
Franklin County
Charles Oy Green
Stan
Nicholas Longworth
Washington
Taft Remembers Old Friends and Maine Elections 1907
Taft speaks to old friends in Millburg and at a state ceremony with a military reception and banquet at the State Normal School building. The event includes Fitchburg board remarks and notes Beovetiry of War Miam H. Tatt’s New Land trip. Elections in Maine report Republican mayors and city governments across Aubin, Kent, Gardines, Hattewell, Mocktan, South Morlhund, Buwo, Waieryttle.
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Fitemark
Mosk
Mireh
Millburg
Benquet
State Normal
Wehool Bulliing
Fitchburg Board
Newland
Louie C. Fatt
Maine
Portland
Mareh Bor
Witel
Moniday Haven
Irene Mphia
Realnat
Heymihiiian
Aubin
Moth
Kent
Fatal Family Quarrel Shocks Bristow and Vancouver
A family dispute in Bristow ends in a double murder and a suicide after John Curry shoots his wife and his brother’s wife, then kills himself. Police report a deadly chain of events linked to a later $109000 conflagration at Minneapolis Park yards.
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Bristow
Olle
Maren
Marcel Sundey
John Curry
Ryler
Phot
Th Chirry
Curry
Tie Brother
Police raid closes Beth Lowieville poolrooms after arrests
Police swooped on two Beth Lowieville poolrooms under orders from Judge Meter detaining seven owners and patrons. Officers seized paraphernalia and detained 15 people amid fights and stampedes. several youths charged with minor vandalism. many fled.
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Louinvie
Mureh
Meter
Moma
Beth Lowieville
Fool
Knott
Welemeutt's
Eacape
Phas
Ed Alveer
Auburh
Severs
Minstover
Padma
Congressional actions in Washington on March 3
Congress considered a range of measures in a Monday session. A pension and private bill package advanced, while a immigration inquiry resolution and a labor peonage investigation bill drew focus. Several appropriations and related actions were discussed as bills moved toward passage.
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Congressional
Washington
Billy Weary
Kenora Laporianie
Washington Attorney General discusses overtime limits and safety rules
In Washington March 2 Attorney General Bonaparte notes various federal measures on safety appliances and overtime restrictions. Major Gail Ford, acting engineer of the Panama Canal, reports prohibiting overtime except in emergencies, limiting to 50 hours per employee per month amid alien laborer concerns.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Vielanione
Mak
Gailford
Puan Am Canal
Tecj
Death Notice in Binghamton Rail Wreck Settlement
A death notice reports Giaime Agrend Upon of Binghamton connected with Southern Pacific Railway salvage. Settlement reached with the executor of Mr and Mrs Jobo W. Cor Jer over a fatal wreck in Southern California. Compensation of thousand dollars agreed in settlement of the death claims.
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Giaime
Binghamton
Mareh Foxiaim
Southern Pacific Railway
Momlay
Jobo W. Cor
Gad Jor
Pale
Califor
Ain Loot
Legislation Sparks Panic Over Rail Company Stock Warnings
Murky report from New York cites Marel J Renout and McCrea of Paanayly Raila Ca facing federal and state measures after a public notice Monday. The upheaval centers on stock movements and regulatory actions impacting the company and investors.
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New York
Marel J
Wage Reductions Discussed at Chicago Brotherhood Meeting
A conference of all locomotive men on railroad fines for Chicagd of the Heerhap hood of Locomotive Miremen and En ginemen was held at the Brotherhood headquarters Monday afternoon. Grand Master J. J. Hennethen led the session where wage reductions were discussed with Fillet Hihemarin represented.
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Pearis
March &E
Heerhap
Miremen
J. J. Hennethen
Wasis
Brotherhood
Public Debt Statement for Wantingtoa March 4
The monthly debt report shows the public debt at close of business February 28 standing at 800,421,745 dollars, an increase of 97,784,100 dollars for the month. The figures reflect total outstanding obligations across the Treasury.
Expenditures Exceed Receipts in Waalington March
Government accounting shows a monthly deficit with expenditures outpacing receipts. The report lists a shortfall for the period ending March, highlighting a need for revisions in spending and revenue intake.
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Waalington
Fragmented wartime notices from a 19th century paper
A mangled OCR chunk reflects scattered items tied to political nominations, military deaths, and police actions. Names, places, and events are garbled, but reference is made to a Colorado Springs editor, a senator, a postmaster general nominee, a death in Manchester, and a New York City police/military context with allied casualties.
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Louis Tallafero
Hoeniig
Colorado Springs
Col
Senate
Ale
Thoms
Wanainker
Hide
Tvevrniee
Sprnetinisbvineys
B.C Miliary
Leone
Iertions
Forani
Jedrallur
Trent
Ghiterlo
New York City
Stenhigkett Bay
Port Willngton
Stephen Adam
Middling court date set for June examination
A garbled report notes a court case involving a well known figure tied to local events. It states the examination will occur before the court on June next, with parties connected to Vine and Sanne mentioned.
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Newarty
Dontrnito
Fleet
Fiat
Eiaeity
Crk
Menta
Peetiarnary
Gijeees
Murderee's Trial Opens in Troy Monday
A trial begins in Troy on Monday involving defendent Vomato Dilip and Ellen, with charges linked to Florence Pieyd and Covington. The case names Nurton, Marka, and the Florence Pieyd firm as key parties in the proceedings.
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Nurton
Dilip
Ellen
Florence
Pretty Covington
Troy
Freight Handlers Strike Reports In City
Freight handlers employed at the petel relekt ilepet in the eliy went on virie Shemdayy to protest a ten percent wage deduction. The action disrupted loading and stalled truck movement, with workers demanding fair pay and job protections amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Bingtouten
Pete Relekt
Ilepet
Thle
Eliy
Virie Shemdayy We
Vedfellen
Waxes
Death by Own Action Stuns Proseia Berlin Officials
Fragmentary OCR notes report a self-inflicted death in Proseia near Berlin with references to March and unclear localities. The text hints at investigations and dramatic counts but remains garbled about exact events or outcomes. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Proseia
Berlin
Mane
Fragmentary OCR notes on a family tragedy and trial
Fragmented text references a stepfather named Dian and a man named Joseph, with mentions of a wife and children. It alludes to a violent event, possible homicide or assault, and a medical doctor Banneth. The garbled lines hint at a 18th era setting and a court or jury context, but details are unclear.
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James Boys
Dianet Joseph
Rew
Ramnals
Frank J
Tome Fanyon
Thane Pitt
Banneth
Kenny
Fragmentary Road Race Drama Stirs Michigan City
A garbled report describes a motorist event involving a New York to Paris automobile race. The text mentions Michigan City and New Day Mall Ind, with references to legal papers and a railway attempt to halt the car. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Michigan City
Tod, Maret
Allen
New York
Parle
Merrie
Chieuxo
New Day Male
Ind
Michian City
Tate
Injunction Sought Over Detroit Railway Service
Will Cleauive the injunction in U S court Monday to uphold the restraining order against city actions that would halt Detroit Railway operations. The case, tied to Priel Co of New York, seeks to prevent changes that could endanger ongoing service and affect five existing trips priced at 15 cents each.
Buckeye State Senate Adjourns After Brief Session
Columbus reports a short but active day as the senate and house adjourned early amid limited action. Key items included a special committee report on state funds, several joint resolutions, and nominations to university and state board positions.
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Columbus
Ie Assembly
Senate
House
Thames Bank
McKinnon
Wenate
Aldo
Howe
Cuyahoga
V. Harrie
Lee J. Evans
Brown County
George B. Tyter
George B Scott Af
Jefferson
le Havin
Whealee
Mr August Ehrhardt of Marion Ohio Shares D D D Relief
A reader from Marion Ohio testifies that D D D relieved a decades long eczema suffering after twenty two years of exposure to outdoor work. He notes immediate relief and continued improvement, endorsing the remedy and urging others to try it through the local agent Plooken.
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MR. August
Ehrhardt
Marion, Ohio
Garaener
Mr. Plooken
Two Conventions Held in Nineteenth District Delegates Named
Kent and Mareti followers of Mayor Tom and Harvey Garber held the nineteenth district conventions Monday. The Johnson convention will pick J. H. Flaherty and BF Reindeht as delegates to Denver. The Garber convention selects By France and Hatloway. The John faction backs Pomerine for governor while the Garber side endorses Welty.
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Kent
Mareti
Tom
Harvey Garber
Johnson
J. H. Flaherty
Niten
BF Reindeht
Denver
Garber
France
Hatloway
Akron
John
Pomerine
Welty
New York Lock Tale and Knapsack Bridge Inventions
Read of a New York lock designed for a rajah in India with multiple keys and a photograph reveal system to catch thieves. Also described is a compact knapsack bridge using hinged wooden panels that unfold into a full bridge, tested by military authorities for rapid deployment and to bridge streams.
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Meenithieer
Lopes
Toledo Terminal Railroad Co Emerges After Receivership Action
Harmon was released as receiver of the Toledo Railway and Terminal Co by order of June Robert W. Taylor in the U S district court. The bombardment disruption led to reorganization and incorporation of the Toledo Terminal Railroad Co. Harmon had been named receiver of the oil company in January.
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Toledo
Tideon Harmony
Toledo Railway and Terminal Co
Robert W. Taylor
United States
Toledo Terinal Railroad Co
Twatfal
Harmon
Oil
Dog Rampage Strikes Chevelant, Creature Killed
Dozens of citizens and pedestrians were attacked Monday by a ferocious dog roaming the downtown district. A police sergeant ultimately killed the animal with a club after it terrorized clerks, patrons, and cabbies. The dog’s assault caused injuries and property damage including torn bedclothes and a bent iron bedstead in a local home.
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Chevelant
Down Town
Pedewtrisne
Tarror
Hawls of
Cleremon
Willian Galleshor
Prinoness Gallneigher
Does Not Want Monument Erected
Akron March 3 casting the Daughters of Confederate Veterans oppose erecting a monument to Wire Anderson Ville prison Keo who denounced 888 Dental on whatinan weetel.
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Akron
Daughters of Confederate
Buck Fey Post
G. A
Anderson
Ville Prison
Keo
Court appoints receiver for Piet Platron and Cake Co
Robert Felt sues to wind up the Piet Platron and Cake Co alleging financial distress. On Monday CineMastl March Okemi Layne was appointed receiver for the firm in a proceeding brought by Felt. The case involves a valued claim and details remain unsettled.
Artist Models Disturbing Fainting Scene in Chicago
An artist's model Frances Kingeworth fainted during a staged photo session for a piece titled Asleep With the Dead. She collapsed as a bandage was removed and the scene depicted a grim tomb inside an anatomical laboratory, with bystanders and assistants reacting to the incident.
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Chicago
Frances Kingeworth
Bundey
Anatomical Laboratory
Wil kes harras and Willey attacked in Pittston case
In Wilkesharrs Vu on March 3 informant Wie was assaulted at Kattlory by Caner Cook of Went Pittston. Thomas Willis, a colored man, died after the brutal beating and injuries. The report notes the attacker was a wealthy horseman with influence, found the next day near the scene.
Weathering a Rainy Day Quip From the Tribune
A clipped Chicago Tribune exchange hints at a weather tale with dry wit and a nod to preparedness. The fragment mentions a rain day and a gifted tragedian, suggesting a light reflective moment amid stronger news.
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Chicago Tribune
Oramercy residents seek faster road bin policy
In a brief exchange from Harper's Weeks, residents question why bins are not placed wider and faster decisions are not reached. They note rich uncles acquiring gadgets while local revival efforts lag.
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Oramercy
Harper's
Leap Year Confession on Staircase Noisy Kiss
In a leap year tale a young woman recalls a timid proposal looming over thoughts of loved ones. She kissed Jack on the stairs and faced his resistance as doubts about revealing her feelings linger while a robber’s tale and the porter’s warning weave through the scene.
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Jack
A Matter of Horsepower Country Yokes to Motorist
A fragment notes tension over horsepower and motoring as a country scene rides a debate between drivers and a bravado stance. Odds and names appear in a rough sports or race flavored context with colorful phrasing. The item hints at public commentary on speed and vehicle culture.
Reserved For a Moonlit Wedding in Kentucky
A Kentucky justice of the peace married a nervous couple who arrived at his home. The groom pulled from his pockets a lone silver dollar, saying it was all they had in the world. He offered it for the ceremony and warned the judge not to tell that it was saved for their honeymoon expenses.
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New York
India
America
Thioras
New York Tribune
Kentucky
Clmelunodl Bajuirer
Various Humorous Snippets From 1900s Newspapers
A collage of humorous quotes and ad-like snippets appears, including remarks on thermometers, a tonic claim from Walding Kinnan Marvin, a New York Journal aside about reporters, a Denver News quip on automotive nerves, Chicago and other papers with light jokes on manners, cooking, and social norms. The indistinct text weaves era-typical witticisms and promotional blurbs.
Antique Rugs Across Europe and America Reach Deep Prices
A survey of antique Persian and Oriental rugs traces collectors and sales from Constantinople to New York. Notable prices include Teheran models at 25 dollars, a Cordova era piece auctioned for 4000 dollars, and Yerkes rugs valued near a million. Collectors like Ames and Frick push prices higher as museums acquire rare pieces, while the field notes global rivalry and market values.
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Pat Hanes
New York
Constantinople
Lipaban
Robert Levy
Musee Orientile
Teheran
Spain
Caliphate of Cordova
Frederick Ames
Boston
Inter
A. T. Sinclair
Sidney Colvin
Myron J. Bird
Mr. Allis
J. Perspont Morgin
London House
Yerkes
Tyons
South Kensington Museum
Vincent Robinson
Fifth Avenue
B. C. Mavemeyer
Senator Clark
Henry Clay Frick
Franklin Clark
Everybody's Magazine
Old Master Portrait Found in Hoeton Club Wall
An ancient painting discovered behind a wall at Hoeton’s Puritan club is identified as Cosimo de Medici, renowned Florentine ruler. The club reportedly offered $25,000 for the painting, confirming its value and historic significance.
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Hoeton
Ty &Geon
Cosimo de’ Medici
Florance
Grand Duke of Tuscany
Anegivlo Mrouring
Abe
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