Taft Holds Thirty Speeches In Day Across Nebraska
The story claims Taft spoke thirty times Thursday in southeastern Nebraska, ending with meetings in Omaha. He defended his one dollar a day wage comment as misrepresented, praised Republicans, and criticized Democratic rule while noting respect to Bryan. He predicted the Republican ticket would carry Wisconsin, Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa, and Nebraska.
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Willem MH
Taney
Taft
Hooin
Taft Howe
Royiilcan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Iowe
Nebraska
Ewing
Ne ‘Ufiska
Omaha
Stock Yards
Crete
Beatrion
Bryan
Tatt
Eper
Pittsburg Centennial Parade In Heavy Crush Injures Many
A vast crowd in Pittsburg for the kesqui centennial parade caused injuries to over a score of people including women and children. Police rescued those trampled as Lieut Gen S B M Young retired native of the city served as grand marshal. Charles W Fairbanks Vice President led in the first carriage alongside Col Patterson Mayor Guthrie Gov Stuart Gov Pennypacker and many officials. Night crowds filled streets as streetcars halted and confetti flew amid bells and horns.
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Pittsburg
BM. Young
Grand Burehal
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Col. Patterson
Guthrie
Pitteworg
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Pennypacker
Murphy
Down Town
Sherman Tour of Illinois Hits Peoria Rally
In midweek campaign swing, James S. Sherman Republican vice presidential candidate spoke to a large Coliseum crowd in Peoria recalling his statewide tour. Early in the day he addressed Milliken University students and urged party unity as labor support loomed large in the race.
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Peoria
James S. Sherman
Hepublican
Coliseum
Houtand
Iwanes
Poomtur
Milliken Univerity
Hitchcock Must Explain in Campaign Crisis
Washington reports chairman Titteheack of the Republican National Committee plans to stay in Washington and seek a White House meeting to discuss campaign conduct amid criticisms of management in New York and Chicago. Secretary Loeb denies some details, while couriers note internal discord and GOP candidate tensions. Gov. Harris tours Ohio with a busy October schedule ending in McArthur and multiple stops statewide. Senator Dick to headline with Gov. Harris in Ohio as campaign events continue across Bryan, Toledo, Piqua, Columbus, and other cities through October 8.
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Washington
Titteheack
Repiblican National Committee
Mitahoeck
New York
Chicago
Loeb
Stitchcock
Gov. Harris
Columbus
Tharstey
Palentine
McArthur
Awillowetty
Sherman
Nominnee
Elx Eperetos
Ohio
Geteber
Bryan
Toledo
Piqua
Colusbis
Nelaware
Manyfell
Gold and silver production in 1907 by the United States
The report shows the calendar year 1407 production of gold and silver by US miners. Gold output reached 4,074,827 ounces valued at 90,425,700 dollars, while silver output totaled 7,?14,700 ounces valued at 17,200,700 dollars. Compared to 1906 the gold value decreased by 9,528,100 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Burpan
Ulit and
Fle Geological Survey
Bedford man celebrated 101st birthday in Ohio
Celebrated his 101st birthday Thursday at Bedford Ohio with his children, 17 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Fuller, believed to be the oldest living resident of the state, was born in Ballen New York and has lived in Bedford for 20 years.
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Bedford
If Piller
Ben
Bedford Ghena
Mde
Erin
Fuller
Olio
Hle
Balen
N.Y
Resigning Official At Hin Office Amid Miner Union Turmoil
National secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers of America resigns from public service amid accusations of aiding alienation of Southwestern Coal Operators. Strike breakers repelled at Emerson border as Canadian immigration officers detain a group of men contracted to work for a railway project, returning them to the United States.
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Pitsburg
Nan
National Amcretary Gil
United Mine Workers of America
Dilien
Southwestern Coal
Winnipex
Alan
Thareday
Emerson
Internatinal
Bac
United States
Conundian
Pacife
Ilben
Hehor
A-Litn on the Rampage in Ancient Quarters
Fragmentary OCR text describes violent events on a winter quarter site with mentions of a pursuit and a killing. Names and places are garbled, but references to hunting, a raid, and the killing of two cows and a colt appear. Reliability is limited due to unreadable words and corruption.
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New Aramewick
J. Got
Worl Baru'a Piri
Abd
Korenn al` Uleit
Jane
Hon
Outlaw Gang 13 Being Hunted Near Arvonia
Richmond dispatch reports Edmund W. Hubbard mobilizing 80 men to scour Arvonia and search for the Zimmerman Thomas gang after allegations a gang leader Benjamin Zimmerman’s kin may have killed Charles Newton. Reports say Newton killed or wounded in a feud tied to past threats over Newton’s wife. Newspaper men were urged to leave Arvonia on threat of harm.
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Arvonia
Desperadoes
Richmond
Zimmerman ‘Thomas
Edmund W. Hubbard
Huckingham County
Justice of the Peace
Armenia
Mr. Hubbard
Jov
Swanton
Charles Newton
Benjamin Zimmerman
Newton
Zimmerman
Kworn
Payne's Station
Ifeurther
Arvenia
New Cent Times
Six Men Die in Train Collision in Portland
A torrring collision at Seappnote way near Portland on Thursday between a ToRRing train and a Northern Pacific passenger train killed six men and injured one logger aboard the freight. The passenger crew escaped unharmed.
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Portland
Ore
Seappnote Way
Northern Pacific
Increase in Public Debt Reported for September
Washington October 2 The monthly debt statement shows that at the close of September 30 the public debt in the Treasury amounted to 968.2 million dollars, an increase of about 4 million for the month.
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Washington
Akron Furniture Dealer Files Bankruptcy Petition
Jines A. Mahaffey, a major Akron furniture dealer, filed for bankruptcy in federal court on Thursday. He lists debts of 21 000 and assets of 12 560, with a poor collection outlook and secured obligations.
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Cleveland
Jines A. Mahaffey
Akron
Steel Co. Supply Dept Damaged in Big Fire Losses
A fire at the Carnegie Steel Co supply department caused extensive damage estimated at 60,000 dollars with reported losses reaching 18,000. Local authorities and workers were affected as the blaze was contained but drew wide attention from Bellaire and surrounding areas.
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Bellaire
Elphila
Curnugie Steel Co
Oklahoma Gov Appeals for Help Against Wit Women Enemies
Gov Haweithai publicly appeals to the Of Oklahoma for money to aid overcoming Wit women, whom he declares are enemies of the people. The statement cites gold and silver coin totals in the United States as of October 1 and mentions mint director figures and political campaign actions involving the Republican national committee.
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Haweithai
Oklahoma
United States
Kinsfont
New York
Republican National
Startling Statement on Chicago Youth Poverty
A Chicago Board of Education report presented Thursday highlights severe child poverty with some children malnourished and inadequately clothed. The house to home survey cites specific instances of poverty amid ongoing efforts to address child welfare.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Chanter Reuser 6 Denounces Dem Nominee in Interview
The report states Chanter Reuser 6 expressed strong disapproval of the Democratic governor nomination and accused party leaders of betraying voters. He claimed the party should follow the people's will without constraints and criticized the current campaign strategy in New York.
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Poughkeenaia
Rokeby
Hawler Eatate
Lewie Chanter
Heavers
Conitets
Wedagadar
New York
Stomach and Dyspepsia Relief with Stuart's Tablets
An article extols the stomach as a powerful organ and explains that lack of gastric juice disrupts digestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy, claiming they restore digestive juice elements, aid nutrient absorption, and ease discomfort after meals. Endorsed by physicians and available for 60 cents with mail order.
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Stuart
Staare
Sturry
Endoren
Voting Machines Barred in Cleveland Ballot Plan
Ohio brief reports Attorney Miller says voting machines cannot handle a partial Australian ballot, as laws require each ballot to present every vote option. Also notes a trolley collision near Osborne injuring four, plus Ohio horse racing results, rising milk prices, a fatal fall in Cleveland, and a dynamite dam scare in Warren.
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Columbus
Miller
Thompson
Cleveland
River Navigation Halted by Ohio River Low Waters
River lights out as nine years of low river levels cause a complete cessation of navigation from Pittsburg to Chaelmatt. Government vessels on the Ohio find no channel usable, halting traffic and triggering orders for vessels to remain in port.
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Chaelmatt
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Chatenue
Pittwbures
Cigefonat
Bank Clerk Charged With $6000 Theft Case
Law son, a bookkeeper for Provident Savings Bank, is charged with abstracting a package of currency totaling $6,000. Pinkerton detectives pursue him as the theft occurred late Monday afternoon and coincided with another disappearance. Det. 2 Richmond and Obainnatl are mentioned in connection with the case.
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Obainnatl
Richmond
Lawson
Provident Savings Bank
Pinkerton Desectives
Samme
Larchlon
Bonelli Giver $10,000 Ball in Embezzlement Case
Bonelli Giver, a banker extradited from Brasil, was arraigned before Judge Chapmain on two indictments for embezzlement. He was released on 5,000 bail on each count, plus a justice court bail, totaling 17,400. Haskell is sued for tax money in Lima Ohio, where F A Owen seeks to recover money by foreclosure and sale of city lots.
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Bonelli
Cleveland
A. P. Bonalli
Brasil
Chapmain
Haskell
Lima
Goy
Charles
Lilian J. Mankell
F. A. Owen le
Raven
Betaft
Haskells
Pirates Narrow Escape on Lake Superior Heist
Two youths aged 16 and 14 confessed to a robbery at a harbor store, stealing merchandise worth $100. They loaded the goods into a state launch and headed toward the Cavania shore before being captured on Anteliplonten Island, Lake Superior, by Canadian authorities and brought back for trial. The incident mentions a monkey wrench and a vague mishmash of names and places, reflecting the fragmentary OCR text from the old report.
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Orang Maraw
Paine
Hararaven& HN
Ha Tagieh
Cavanion
Aueliplonten Island
Lake Superior
Jaerk
Madrid Climate Sparks Debate on Moving Capital to Barcelona
The piece discusses Madrid's harsh climate and the political talk of relocating the government to Barcelona, contrasting Barcelona’s milder conditions with Madrid’s snow and winds. It references The New York Journal cartoon and U.S. political commentary on party dynamics and Cannon's leadership, noting Democratic and Republican positions ahead of elections.
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