Gompers Begins His Fight Against Taft
Washington reports organized labor led by Samuel Gompers of the AFL opened its campaign against Secretary Taft as a presidential aspirant. The piece attacks Taft’s injunctions and court power, arguing they threaten workers’ rights and warn of capitalists’ influence if Taft prevails. It notes Gompers condemns injunctions as tools against unions and urges rejection of Taft’s constitution views for protecting the poor.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Tallog
Gompers
Alix
Bayout
Taft
Perate Daftiones
United States
Torr
Oldalonm
Tie
Paien
Tahoees
Special privileges must be eliminated at Nashville gathering
Governor Folk of Missouri, Tennessee native, delivered remarks at a Nashville banquet to homecomers. He urged equal rights and oppose special privileges, lawlessness, and monopolies, condemning federal overreach and favoring state sovereignty in non delegated matters. He warned against railroads influencing legislation and urged enforcement of the people's will.
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Police of
Missouri
Nashville
Joseph W. Folk
Tennessee
United States
Duncan Hotel
Commercial Club of
Folk
Lawleases
Americans Hurt In France Rail Crash Near Nantes
Two Americans were seriously injured when a Cherbourg express collided with a special train near Breyal, France. The victims are Mr and Mrs Shepard, names and exact addresses are unavailable, and their status prevents questioning.
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France
Nantes
Paria
Cherbourg
Breyal Thanel
Min Shepard
Latest figures on wreck Pinéey injuries rise to twenty
Latest figures from the wreck Pinéey report twenty injured with all expected to recover. The update notes stable conditions and outlines anticipated medical care and monitoring as recovery progresses.
Eaten by hogs death near Monon
In Monon on September 25, Chr... Gottier, age eighty, was found dead after being eaten by hogs beside a corral. The hogs had torn into the corpse, and investigators suspect heart failure preceded the attack while the victim fed the hogs.
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Monon
Jud
Chriavorphor Gottier
Post Office Graft Convicts Released at Fort Meade
Meandeville, We Ya., Sept. 26. Foret Superintendent nowrae W Leavers of Ute post office depart. One man convicted following graft in port offer went with general hake which fied fought conviction. penitentiary term for nearly two years. Poboimey Id, 105, sentenced to two years now shortened by good behavior allowance.
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Meandeville
Wealthy farmer found guilty of assault
A jury convicted a wealthy Wisconsin farmer after a Sept. trial on assault charges. Court records show the defendant from a wealthier farm family faced serious allegations and was found guilty following evidence presented by the prosecution.
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Arthur Wis
Stenin
Tragic double tragedy near Britny Cemny ends in death
In a shocking incident a man named Huey d Din reportedly stabbed his wife Malia then leaped from a fourth floor flat in New Yo trance of Chertiack. Both died, days after a 29th wedding anniversary, as investigators probe the violent sequence and the daughter's distress.
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Chertiack
Malia
Felivcan Hospital
Chernock
Hold-up incident and suspect details in scattered report
Fragmentary report describes a hold-up with three Black suspects, including Chester Dirham, twenty, as authorities work through chaotic recollections. The piece mentions locations near Canfield and workers returning to a camp, with unclear sequence and names.
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Obertin
Michael
Chester Dirham
Canfield
Fight tale from Lirewe stirs deputy action and pursuit
A garbled report describes a disturbance with a Muted Withee rifle at Lirewe. Deputy Sheriff Graham and others pursued suspects along a track to Can tle. Authorities claim the participants included a named man, but details are unclear.
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Graham
Man Drinks, Returns Home After Night Out
Fragmentary report from Upper Sidhicky dated Sept 25 notes a man named Josmpl UWeenes of Korat armed, got drunk, and returned home. Details are garbled with mistyped words and unclear actions.
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Upper Sidhicky
Breville Aver
Dimestic
Trenhles
Josmpl Uweenes
Korat
Ptiwa
Mighty Institute Debate on Vatican Aid and Papal Approval
A fragmented report cites debates about papal approval of a proposed reform. It references Cardinal Hampally and Met andl Mevetery, with mentions of future steps and the Pope’s indicated intention to approve a suggestion.
Appeals to Court for Promotion Pt I
An appeals case concerns Umer Sandusky and others seeking promotion. Details reference Wickham, Svenson, and a longstanding title dispute. The article notes a hearing date and related requests for relief from the court.
President Returns to Washington Amid Vacant Senate Seats
A damaged obituary style dispatch notes Roosevelt's travel back to Washington as vacancies linger. It mentions executives, Sagamore Hill, and ongoing political shifts with limited readable details on dates, people, and actions.
Harahan replies to Fish over Ben ed Winoie central board
Fragmented report outlines President Harahan answering Fish and detailing board actions at the Wilile Central company. It cites directors Avchinetois Astor and others, notes alleged management conflicts, indebtedness payments, and claims of neutrality in ongoing power struggles among stockholders and officers.
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Strick
Bbe
Dinekheliers
Healen
Avchinetois Astor
Gooel
Lenrining
Harahan
Laltigen
Peaboy
Vanderbilt
Erie
Fermin
Union Paine
Fieker
Air
Pie Tipett
Pie Wan
Vish
Fish
Plish
Ham
Br. Finh
Abe
Ulinets Crntrat
Prust
Repitiie
Japs Hope for War Policy Changes After Taft
Japanese officials and writers react to Taft’s policies with cautious optimism. They speculate Washington may ease friction with the United States following recent events and the Mikado government seeks a more conciliatory stance amid ongoing debates.
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Yale
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Peers Lyall
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Lorem
Miedagts
Gyaien
Sagamore
Ivelow
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