Taft and Foraker Stance in Ohio Campaign Dinner
Toledo dispatch reports Taft and Foraker publicly aligned in Ohio politics. A Middle Bass Island dinner hosted by Charles T. Lewis drew their joint appearance, with prompts to expand their campaign roles and a Toledo parade reception.
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Assassination Gone Barely Escaped in Omaha
Framed by a botched break in as Dr. Fredery was entering his home in Omaha Nebraska a masked assailant fired. Police have no clue to the killer as investigators scramble for leads amid the Sept 2 incident. The Chicago National Club confirms Pitcher Andy Coakley will join the Chicago team, while Pittsburgh Exposition opens its twenty-first season tonight with industrial displays drawing broad crowds.
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Nevada Nominates Naw lands for U S senator at convention
Nevada Democratic state convention nominates Francia C. Naw lands for United States senator. Other items note congressional nomination in Herkimer New York and broader national politics discussions alongside bank condition summaries and legal notices.
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Prouty Wins Vermont Governor Vote in 1906 Returns
Complete returns from the Vermont state election show George I. Prouty Republican with 45 281 votes to James E. Burke Democrat 16 00 percent. Total votes cast were 66, and Prouty’s plurality over Burke was 20 078.
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Canal breach outbreak near Joliet shocks Illinois region
Reported Wednesday a dynamite blast on the Minold and Michigan canal near Chan nahon 12 miles southwest of Joliet created a 100 foot long breach. The explosion emptied water from Joliet to Channahon, damaging the canal section and surrounding area.
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6000 Veterans Parade in Boston on Sept 3
The principal event of the Boanieh Wir Veterans encampment occurred Wednesday as 6,000 veterans marched through downtown Boston streets in a large parade.
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Two Drownings Reported in Tulsa Lake Incident
In Tulsa Oklahoma two people drowned near Orcutt Lake about three miles from town. Names and details are unclear from the fragment but reports mention individuals tied to Minnesota and other locations, with no further context on causation or rescue.
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Kaiser's action alarms France in Morocco crisis
Paris reports Germany’s move to back Mulai Hafid as sultan threatens European unity. France and the powers weigh options after Berlin’s note. In Tangier, German envoy Vansel’s departure stirs Morocco into believing Germany backs Hafid. Rioting near Dunmore ends with police and miners’ wives injured. Michigan returns show Bradley leading in governor race.
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Foreclosure suit filed to seize Pittsburg railroad property
Court action in Pittsburgh seeks to foreclose the first mortgage on the Pittsburg Bashab Terminal Halfway Co. assets to redeem free mortgage bonds. Mercantile Trust Co of New York initiates the foreclosure in a U S court on a Wednesday proceeding. Tommy Wiley defeats HN Lang in Australia to claim heavyweight title contention.
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Boy Broke His Neck at Ohio League Park
A boy named Daniel Harper, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Harper of the city, was killed Wednesday after a foul ball at an Ohio state league park during practice. He dodged the reflection of a mirror held by another boy, jerked his head back, and broke his neck. His mother suffers greatly as the family must live where the wage-earner works.
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Port Wink Resident Burglary Victim Recovers Slowly
A Port Wink resident, wife of a politician, was dropped by burglars on Wednesday. A week earlier he was assaulted while attempting to enter a home and has not fully recovered.
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Jeol Ab Port Wank
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Veterans Parade Scenes Across States Cited At Toledo
Ratinaies of veterans in the G A R parade at Toledo ranged from 8 000 to perhaps 12 000 with gaps between blocks. Michigan Ohio Georgia banners and corn stalks marked the entries while Oklahoma flaunted statehood banners. The day featured souvenirs and strange regalia as crowds viewed the march and a Wildfire threat near Calaveras drew attention to the forest fire danger. In Buffalo a financial scare loomed as Meadows Williams & Co creditors faced poor outlook with $50 000 likely to cover only a fraction of debts.
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Defeat of Jenkins Highlighted in State Primary Result
In a pivotal state primary, Congressman John J. Jenkins, chair of the Judiciary Committee in the national House, falls to Levinet Letroot, a former state assembly speaker and LaFollette ally. The race signals a shift in the Eleventh district and hints at party realignments. In related action, a push to merge independent paint companies gathers momentum across the Whittle state, led by Bowling Green’s Myron L. Casil and Hartford City’s John R. Johnston.
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Railway to Holy City Opened With Ceremonies
Medina September 1 The new railway from Damascum to Medina the Hel City was opened Wednesday with impressive ceremonies highlighting the line's early operations and public interest.
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Bryan Denounces Trusts and Republican Officials
A speech by a Democratic candidate argues that trusts corrupt the Republicans and that President Taft fails to curb monopolies. He claims Roosevelt’s approach was stronger and contends the country needs trust extermination rather than regulation, accusing the party of tolerating private monopolies.
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A report alleges usury activities at Fort Wayne among filtered men, not Abe officers. A board of inquiry investigated the actions, leading to charges against Colonel Cutoman, who denies knowledge of the alleged protections and misdeeds referenced in the probe.
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Woman struck by falling hammer in Broadway crowd
New York City woman Miss Le vine of Penn wtret Brooklyn was struck on the head by a carpenter's hammer dropped from a shop window. The blow felled her as she walked near the Flatiron Building. Patrons and traffic policemen rushed to aid her until a doctor arrived and she recovered briefly before losing consciousness again.
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Fragmentary clipping reports unclear local items
The readable text mentions a person named Bryan and scattered phrases about emails and garble. The fragment is insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or location and cannot determine a concrete news item or outcome.
Rose County Petition Law Cites Signers for Public Record
Rose County Local Option petition circulation requires a complete signer list with addresses to be published in newspapers. Signers may be cited to court to verify signatures under the law.
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