Peace Plea Gains Steam as NY Convention Moves Toward Harmony
In Rochester and Pittsburgh notes, New York Democrats press for cohesion to boost the Bryan-Kern ticket. Charles P Murphy and Patrick H McCarren seen steering contests toward unity. Signals point to a likely gubernatorial choice, with Lewis Chanter as a possible candidate. Frictions ease as the convention adopts routine procedures and adjourns until morning.
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Rochester
New York
Charles P Murphy
Tammany Hall
William Jennings Bryan
Patrick H. McCarren
Brooklyn
Istituts
Elouda
Empor le
Ucket
Lewis Chanter
Murphy
Peaiein
William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
Grover Clevelaail
Cleve
Morgan J. O'Brien
Cleveland
Justice Mite
Btate
Connera
Jietlee O'Brien
Montreal strike breaker charged in Winnipeg fatal shooting
Daniel M. Kener, a strike breaker, is under arrest in Winnipeg charged with fatally shooting Robert Kirk, a striker and picket. The report notes the case amid a string of political and labor unrest across regions.
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Daniel M. Kener
Winnipeg
Robert Kirk
Michigan Central
Detroit River
Burniog
Pte Baco
Saco
Biddeford
Republians
Los
Senate
Alec
House
Pote
Mob Attacked an Umpire at American League Park
Sheridan was jeered as he left the park when a mob struck him. A policeman seized the assailant and a bystander defended the official. A narrow escape followed amid the crowd and police action. Wabash train passengers were saved from disaster when a flaming bridge was spotted by a man on the track. In Johnstown a mother and child died in a fire that destroyed homes, with explosives used to halt the flames.
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St Louis
Iack Sheridan
o‘Hinstants
Thasday
Sheridan
Peisoner
Dire Hurst
Gheridan
Wabash
Ind
Wabash United
Helen Creek
Johnstown
Mary Sum
Billy
Glen Campbell
Murder Ends Quarrel in Portemouts Ohio
Portemouts Ohio reports a fatal quarrel on Tuesday when Perry Mc Graw shot and killed Frank Event near Bueng View after a dispute between their wives. Mc Graw surrendered to authorities. In other news a train strike killed six in Merridon Illinois and a New York bomb killed two storeys high, with a Black Hand suspected. Fernald wins by 104 in Maine race as Gardawp concedes.
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Portemouts
Perry McGraw
Frank Event
Bueng View
McGraw
New York
Seyit
Astoria
Bom
Bryan Talks 10 New Jersey Men In Campaign Row
William J. Bryan spoke in Trenton and Philadelphia, attacking Taft and Roosevelt. He accused Taft of crooked deals in the Philippines and argued Roosevelt promised no panics. He drew crowds in Camden, Burlington, and Washington Park, with 20 000 listeners in New Jersey. Six men perish in Grand Marais forest fires as militia fight the blazes.
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Trenton
N. J
William J. Bryan
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Republican Organization
Roosevelt
Roosevelt, As Mr. Taft
Mr.Taft
Bryan
Att
Taft
Philippines
Washington Park
Delaware River
Hoosevelt
Camden
Burlington
Democratic Party
United States
Periah
Duluth
Ming
Monker
Grand Marais
Luewittcere
Grand Maraia
Duuth Suitlaney
Fraud in Chicago primary court case reports
In Chicago on September 1, claims of fraud surface in a primary election. The text notes alleged manipulations and fraudulent votes aimed at candidate J. Ki Wayman, with attorney Platt representing the defense. The record references a recent hearing and ongoing scrutiny of ballots with doubts about the majority supporting Wayman.
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Chicago
J. Ki Wayman
Platt
Waygoan
Wayinn
Renominated Hughes Wins First-Ballot Governorship
At the Syracuse Republican convention Governor Charles E. Hughes was renominated on the first ballot. He secured 342 votes with Kings county delivering a bloc of 128 and Nassau County contributing nine. The convention saw a bitter fight with Waller and party leaders weighing strategies as Hughes moved toward a decisive nomination.
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Charles Ryan Hughes
New York
Tataday
Mhinwell
James W Wadsworth, Jr
Bivingston County
John I. Stewart
Montgomery
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Higg
Stat
Timothy L. Woodruff
State Committee
White
Mit
Neutengat
New York County
Nassau County
Hughes
Herbert Parsons
Hugher
Kings County
Woodraft
King
Police arrest 85 in St Petersburg raid on terror links
Police in St Petersburg arrested 85 suspects amid a crackdown described as disrupting a revived revolutionary terror network. Officers seized a large quantity of bombs and dynamite and found documents linking the group to renewed violent activity.
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St. Petersburg
Io Aidinop
Dynamite Plant Explosion Kills Workers at Atlantic Dynamite Co
A dynamite factory explosion at the Atlantic Dynamite Co plant on September 16 killed workers D. R. Webber and others. Authorities report twenty three tinctron pounds of dynamite exploded, causing extensive damage to the Pesday and the company facility.
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Achlind
Win
Atlantic Dynamite Co
Pesday
D. R. Webber
Ah Winplaye
Short Chronicles of a Day's Occurrences Told by Tribune Wire
A review notes Laning's Fremont testimony in a larceny case focusing on embezzlement charges. Court instructed jurors not to consider larceny. Evidence includes stock certificates and notes from Oberlin and Mansfield deals. Gov. Harrin appoints a commission to push direct election of senators, seeking a constitutional amendment. Taft addresses African Methodist conference after controversy with Bryan. Formation of an English society affiliation for locomotive engineers discussed. High School pupils disciplined. some barred from commencement exercises. Plague rioting reported in Amores towns, with injuries to officials and ongoing outbreaks. Englehart pardoned from jail and fine remitted after apology. Thomas McAllhie and Dan Bouovan arrest noted.
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Fremont
Congressman Laning
Eland
Wisisireet
Lancing
Wefraud
Oberlin
Mansfield
Harrin
Columbia
Hartie
Tueaday
Senate
Metyger
Cuyahoga
George White
Washington
Benators Meek
AtWell
Erry
Wooster
Uph
Ellool
Vlang
Wotatlag Taal Mae
Fortorla and county election notes in turbulent times
A chaotic compilation of local notices and court actions dominates the page, with reports of receivership bids, a major corporate deal linked to the oyster trade, and a statewide liquor traffic decision pending. It also includes oblique tidbits on philanthropy and a few unrelated anecdotes from prominent papers.
Be Convenient No Other Name To Burbank's Name
Fragmentary dialogue references a motor novel and a repair catalogue. The text mentions a wise gent and a character named Mike along with a vague auto literature segment. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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Burbank
Candle
Mike
Brivo Nyi TMW 2 implies 1908 North Bound
Fragmentary OCR notes show a transport related item with times and place names but are incomplete. The readable bits include a 6:50 am reference and a slash of geographic identifiers like Columben and North Bound, suggesting a transit schedule entry or timetable snippet.
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Brivo Nyi
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