Campaign coverage on Republican convention in 1900s Philadelphia era
In this fragmentary report, political delegates and leaders debate the naming and order of the Republican convention. Governor Dmugh of Paunxylvanil and Monty G Was Parma are discussed as potential nominees. Committee actions, including chair Millan and subcommittees, shape the convention’s credentials and timing with delegations from various states.
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ICAGO
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Ivoll
Daisgates
Eal
Contant
Alabama
Drj Waite Sentenced to Die in July
Drj Waite is sentenced to death in July after a trial in which Johns B. Pack, the prosecutor, praised the verdict. Waite expressed remorse and thanked the court and prosecutor, saying his execution would bring some relief in his community.
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New School Policy Pleas Parents Across Districts
Fragmented OCR reveals a push for a sweeping school policy affecting multiple counties and districts. Officials and teachers prepare jointly with community input for upcoming sessions at Mount Harmony church and Fairmont area schools. Several named administrators and board members are cited as guiding the plan’s rollout and public notice.
Town Talk Listings and Local Happenings Summary
Fairmont notes announce the Annual Fate book distribution and new forest-application drive. Major Brady Back-Major leads a renotation project for Bucktdnnon and Northuirn railroads after returning from an Indian oui Iinely assignment for the Pennsylvania railroad. Fire House Chayne reports a firemen floor cover issue at Central fro station. The Fun of tia OOF 18 Compasid at wood looks recovering Charles Jen kina. Morgantown figure Aker among guests as Jenkins faces legal matters while Weed Janiine recovers. Business Mente Association met with talk by Wright and Mounies W. D. Htrmighe. Farmers To Meet coordinators Branh td Zinn plan a joint Grangoyillu Mannington gathering. Alumni Banquet set for tonight with high school seniors to wear colors. Lindany frames announce 126 students to attend.
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Tia
Western Maryland Officials Visit to Inspect Lines
Western Maryland officials including General Manager G. Todk and Superintendent C. A. Brebery aboard Gray's private car tour Elkinn to inspect the Western Maryland Railroad route. They will review the Wexler Marsland work and the completion of the duder-complenction line during the trip.
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Earl Te Gray
Western Maryland Railroad
Manngwe G. Todk
C. A. Brebery
Proaidonta Gray
Morgantown Residents Inspect City Fire Truck Purchase
Morgantown citizens toured the central station to view a fire truck as they consider purchasing a new engine for the Morgantown fire department. The visit showcased apparatus features and potential impact on city safety.
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Lndny
Seation
Thuyre
Real Estate Bargains Highlighted in Classifieds
A confident notice promotes peacetime stability and urges readers to monitor classified columns for timely real estate bargains. It emphasizes trustworthy opportunities and prudent purchasing during tranquil market conditions.
Paonch Another Hole in the Yost Law Act
Charleston West Virginia report on an appellate ruling quashing a prohibition era law. The Supreme Court of Appeals was asked to review a lower court decision upholding a ban on transporting liquor. The case centers on limiting shipment of intoxicating beverages across county lines.
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Meat Lines Grow As Germany Stores Run Short
Berlin June 1 Meat ration lines stretch through the capital and major cities as wartime shortages deepen. Citizens with meat cards wait for hours to obtain the limited rations allotted, mirroring the long butter and milk lines.
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Berlin
German Empire
Fragmented famine era note on meat supply policy causes
A damaged OCR passage discusses heavy demands on Bent supply and a government policy to discourage slaughter. It mentions cattle owners delaying sales to protect profits and keeps stock from market due to low returns. The fragment references meat slaughter and butcher limits amid economic strain.
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