Foraker's En El eEliminates State Convention Section Opening
Ohio delegates report heavy Taft influence at the Columbus state convention as James R Garfield presides. Ten of the committee’s 21 members are Taft loyalists, with Walter F. Brown reelected as chairman. Attorney General Wade Wo Ella favored for permanent chair. Garfield delivers an address praising McKinley era policies and urging tariff reform while the platform attacks Ohio representation in Congress.
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Columbus
Reputy
Ohio
Tan the Fey
William
Senitore Poraker
Dick Ly
Stile
Henry Funn
Nails
Foraker
Taft
Walter F. Brows
Toledo
Prof Bader View
Salohi Karshner
United States
Walter Brown
State Central Committee
Paltour
Republin Glee Club
Mr. Sciteer
Kefehl
Namin
de Kienal
Ohlo
Garfield
Republican Party
Ufrive
Rome
Tate
Horrig
Turnitin
Unie
Prosnet Rovenvelt
Wiltism
Heutenant
Mullior
Iréneurer
Ation
L. Martie
Harrie
Ironton
Ohio primary field narrows as leaders clash for attorney general
Bellefontaine and Cleveland figures withdraw from the race while four candidates remain in the attorney general contest. The state central committee names district leaders and drops several Foraker allies, amid tense party maneuvering. In Virginia, Judge Blackstone faces impeachment, with a trial set after a house adoption of the committee report.
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Bellefontaine
Feancle
Treadway
Cleveland
Bogieson
Gierney County
BP Wirt
Youngstown
Don Aikin
AG. Denman
Toble
Stith W Bennett
Bucyrus
Warren Thong
Warren
Charles
Alam
Canton
Inet
Thew State Central
Frederick Bader
Peter W. Tate
W. Allaman
W. B. Matey. Fith
W. W. Phinpa
W. H. Miller
Bevrenth
H. McCroud
W. BR. Wilwen
Walter
Fitegerald
Foraker Wen
Andrew J. Heme
Ueores Go King
O. B. Heart
Walter Bhael
AL Wolf
CP McCoy
Dokn
McNute
Olave Goull
Thy Morubern
Peraiuratia
Pinaphirny
Deel
Riten
Erder
Btiefs
Ely
Tlerry
Daugherty
Pike Counly
Lelie
Cody
Fietland
Mare
Virginia
Leaielatine
Toeaday
J. G. Blackstone
Ling Tim
Mareth
Senate
Jinge Blackstone
No New Trial for Marcin in Cotton Co. case
Philadelphia reports that Frankii Stone chief judge denied a new trial for Mar rio, convicted in the Storeys Cotton Co. case. A new trial was sought before Judge Holland in the U S court here. He remains under 610,000 bail.
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Marcin
Philadelphia
Mar Rio
Cief
Frankii Stone
Storeys Cotton Co
Rade
Holland
Tieaday
Indictments for Embezzlement Against Bank Officials
An area jury in Carson City Nevada on March 4 returned indictments charging embezzlement against a bank cashier and a teller of the State Bank Britt and Nelson fought to a draw in a recent boxing bout with Low fouling and a billed decision.
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Carson City
New
Avery Dipoeter
Caahinr
Ateterant Cabler
Dwlmnet State Benk
Britt
Nelson
Low
Barc Dedinneyley
Ay Deehaiou
Bieubenville
Robert 1
Scott
Lite
Elty
Bian
Jforce
Mutrin
Averse
Wtate Kenatur
Startling Statement Dominates House Debate
A fragmentary Washington dispatch describes a startling statement and heated remarks in the House of Representatives. Mentions Lloyd of Michigan town, weighing in on an investigation of a port, and references to emergency actions and depositors in a broad, unsettled political scene.
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Washington
Marit
Netal
House of Representatives
Lloyd
Eveton
Ingitey Wold
Condiletadt
Nevada
Jon Tehieph
Train wreck after powder wagon explosion injures two men
A freight train carrying powder wavered on the Pie Four line when an explosion tore through a wagon. The derailment wrecked the train, burned several cars, and shattered windows along a wide stretch. Two men were badly injured in the incident. Authorities investigated the blast and railroad officials pledged safety measures.
Woman Indicted for Dynamiting in Four Shocks
A chaotic 1900s era column reports Ouélani Cat March 4 3ra Taw hella J Martin indicted by the grand jury on a charge of dynamiting a structure. Frank & Oyden in March 190% reference hints at steel mills and labor turmoil including a 1200 cotton mill workers strike in Montreal.
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Ouélani
Cat
Tawhella J. Martin Wey
Toveaday
Raed
Frank & Oyden
Areon
Montreal
Hie Hoelolige
Avro Cotten
Ebel
Experts Defend American Navy from Turret Dangers
Washington reports veteran naval officers defend U S turret design and powder safety amid critics. They cite reduced accident risk since changes to turret wraps, copper taps, and better powder handling. Officers assert no current navy is superior in gunnery and deny major danger from modern artillery.
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Washngton
Mitel
Thane Et UH
Hette
Senate Naval
Witremtiew
Trof Pi
Alger
Inetricter
Diathenetion
Naval Academy
Epecthl Dowdon Gurtt
Comibander Fop
Mleteher
Dent
Dhort
Ware
Sime
Santiago
Algor
Thodam
Joseph Steaun
Trinh
Piunta
Dyspepsia cure ad touts on old medicine card
Fragments tout a patent remedy promising relief from indigestion and stomach trouble. The ad touts Lyspepela Tablets and Ateet's Dyspopia Tablets as digests food, claims digestion of large amounts, and urges sending name and address to receive sample packs by mail.
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Bort
Ateet
Ming
Fenlay
Mysterious Murder Tale From Old Denver Amid Confusion
Fragmentary report describes a man named Merdered and a Mr Charles B Miller connected to a serious crime near a railroad in Denver. Mentions include Maren and Charles, young man voiced, and parents visiting, with unclear relation to a Cleveland background.
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Manefeld
Maren
Charles B
Milter
Charles Bo Miter
Denver
Ile Parente
Youngs Miler
Cleveland
Vermont election results show mixed dry wet shifts
Vermont voters paced a March turnout with Montpelier and Lownel on the slate as Burlington shifts from dry to wet while Barre and St Albans move to dry. Indictments in St Laws cite rebates tied to national concerns as a federal grand jury returns charges against Chapman & Dewey and related parties.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Elon Howe
Burlington
Barre
St. Albans
St. Laws
Look & Bas Prayersco Rallonal Co
Chapman & Dewey Lawder
Korine City
Political Upheaval in New Hampshire Revealed
A long standing government in New Hampshire has been overthrown following Tuesday’s general elections across the provinces. The upheaval ends years of one form or another of rule, marking a decisive shift in the state’s political landscape.
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Frederickton
N. H
New Hinnewick
Football Victim Dies in Chelientians Suburb
Willian Ab bems aged 21 of Chelientians suburb died in a hospital after a Thanksgiving Day accident during a football game. He suffered a broken back and fainted on the field, the report states.
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Philadelphia
Willian Abbems
Chelientians
Murderous Break-In Suspect Arrested in West Virginia
Fragmented report describes a violent incident in West Virginia with a suspect named Jahneen and a man named Martie involved. The page also mentions political notes about Uncle Joe and a Canada visit by the Prince of Wales, plus a century celebration tied to Quebec. The OCR is garbled but centers on crime and distant political items.
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Prince of Wales
Canada
Prine of Wales
Quebec
Notable Federal Figures and Officials in Wafered Report
A fragile, garbled overview mentions President Roosevelt, Representative Bene det General Tugh Cameron, and Congressman Cyrus Adan Sulloway of New Hampshire among others. It cites a debt figure around 2.4 billion and notes officials like Willi FPL MacLennan directing warrants in the city debt office. The prose blends names and roles with errors.
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N. Metcalf
Metcalf
Roosevelt
New York
Benedet
Tugh Cameron
Kansas
Joseph Grant Bente
Pennsylvania
Chars P. Grawitehl
Cyrus Adan
New
Things Theatrical. Pold In Pall revival cast notes
Fragmentary plot notes list cast and roles for a revival of Pold In Pall with Frank Worthog in Honee George In Divorcani and Arthur Shave in new assignments. The Traveling Salesman show by James Forbes features Noelle Blarely England's entertainer debut at Hudson theater New Yard. Melville Bilis headlines The Opotid at the Geant White Way. Verton Stiles plays Bleutonmit Mlukelson in Madam Bute tertly by Henry W. Savage.
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Pold
Frank Worthog
Honee George
Divorcani
Bean
Arthur Shave
Mary Shaw
Carin
Eallo
James Forbes
Noelle Blarely
England
Re Oouthy
Tie Aimerican
Hudson Theater
New Yard
Melville Bilis
Whee Beilcient Oaatens
New York Ri
Oie
Verton Stiles
Bleutonmit Mlukelson
Henry W. Savage
Madam Bute
Judge Stiles
Town Supreme Court
Notable Literary Figures and Travel News Remix
The eminent writer Albert Midlane celebrates an eighty third birthday in Lenton with his children's van and new songs widely sung. French historian Auguste Le pane dies at seventy two. Publisher notes scan of works and foreign authors. Mrs. Huuphey Ward prepares to arrive in New York, hosted by Ann and Predorick W. Whitridge, cousin to Matthew Arnold. This marks Ward’s first ever visit to America.
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Albert Midlane
Hynweller
Lenton
HM Children
Auguste Lepane
Atong
la Commune
Fragmentary Character Snippet About Mintn and Kitty
A garbled dialogue fragment shows Mintn, six years old, claiming a woman is a “horeld end” and wishing she were a boy. Kitty responds that she also wished to be male, noting the Bays might hear the aloud confession.
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Bex
Mintn
Kitty
Fhlin
Aviphia Prem
New Use For It In A Chicago Tribune Style
A light exchange reveals a man using a copying press for creasing rather than letters. He explains the device keeps his troubles neatly folded in a humorous, period voice. Local flavor and banter echo Imperial-era newspaper cadence.
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Chicago ‘Tribune
Minister's Walking Stick Ends in Thunderous Blast
Peter Martenteff plots with Anna Orlott to kill a tyrannical minister using a stolen gold beaded walking cane. The device, a poison and blast mechanism hidden in the cane, explodes when the minister returns home, killing him and sending Anna and Peter to America.
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Peter
Peter Martenteff
Anna Orlott
Bond
Timlin
Ordenid
Amensaliate
Alexia Enolikof
Exzir
Xurer
Peter Thin
Lin
Anna
Ivan
Hiesta
Anua
Ste
Sabe
Kervant Shy
Lila
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Carl Martie
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Tad Deen
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