Roosevelt in Des Moines Iowa Speaks to 100000 Crowds
President Roosevelt traverses Iowa on a whirlwind tour with stops in Des Moines Ottumwa and other cities. He praises farm prosperity advances in technology and civic virtue while urging citizens to pursue justice and courage in solving national problems.
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Fragmented dialogue and oddities from a decaying page
A garbled OCR collage shows quirky exchanges and stray lines about newspapers, customs, and social mores. It mentions a modern newspaper as curd for cold or poverty, Japanese burial head position, a conte tat of domestic life, and scattered quotes about music and marriage laws in Waldeck Germany.
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Turbulent Macedonia unrest shocks Istanbul and Salonica
Reports from Salonica May 4 describe planned mining of central districts by revolutionaries and uprisings affecting Bulgarians and Turks. Dispatches note 200 dead, 1000+ arrests, Austrian warships at Salonica, and threats of Turkish punitive action amid Albanian plunder in Pristina.
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Abandon Somali Campaign Regarded by War Secretary
London May 1 War Secretary Broderick signaled virtual abandonment of the Somali campaign during a Commons debate on army estimates. Opposition criticized government for muddling the Somali affair and naval policing for Italy. A Welsh member called the expedition relief and Broderick clarified that objective was achieved, with no further operations planned.
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Trial of James Howard in Goebel killing ends with guilty verdict
In the Kentucky case of James Howard accused in the Goebel governor killing, the jury failed to agree at first, was sent back to deliberate, and returned a unanimous verdict of guilty with a death penalty recommendation after a final ballot showing one holdout.
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Committee Finds No Bribe Attempt in Illinois House
Springfield reports the investigating committee concluded there was no real attempt to bribe the speaker or any member. The report, adopted without dissent, also dismissed the Chicago Inter Ocean editorial charges as without truth. The Mueller traction bill then moved to immediate consideration amid debate over potential rail control gains.
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