Fusion of Democrats and Populists in Nebraska Ticket
A fusion ticket entered the Nebraska race yesterday by Democrat and Populist delegates with Ness Luntzig Lightner as nominees and Cole as a populist. William J. Bryan praised Roosevelt and urged party unity as the Rockefeller gift to the University of Nebraska drew criticism and calls to return donor funds. The platform favors railroad regulation with the interstate commerce commission empowered to set and enforce rates, while the populist plank supports initiative referendum and public ownership of railroads.
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Jancoln
Nob
Petri
Cunyen- Kong
Supreme Court
Wiltain
Mantlags
Wilbur
State University
Cale
Ness
Luntligs
Lightner
Mr. Cole
William J. ‘Bryan
Bryan
Roosevelt
University of Nebraska
Earthquakes Ravage Italian Towns and Coast
Roma reports describe ongoing tremors across Cala blot Amantea Ajello and surrounding areas. Many houses collapsed several deaths and numerous injuries are tallied while floods and wreckage disrupt transport and daily life across southern Italy.
Captain of Mikasa Tries Suicide After War Loss
Captain Iwach of the Mikasa makes an apparent suicide attempt by leaping from a window after addressing survivors of the battle. He is severely wounded in the head and listed in critical condition at the Sasabo naval hospital. The report notes chaos among crew and mentions prisoners' leaders and ongoing inquiries into the disaster.
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Toklo
Sasabo Soya Shae
Iwach
Mads
Basebo Naval Hospital
Tig
Iwacht
Rarewiti
Gailore
Bomb explosion kills four on crowded train car in Peking
At Peking railway station a bomb in a private car of a four mission convoy killed four and wounded over twenty as Wu Ting Fang and Wo Thy Peng, both former ministers, sustained slight injuries. Officials vow heightened guard amid shock over the government’s warning to study foreign political methods.
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Wu Ting Fang
U.S
Woking
Peking
Teavng
Svont
Prinen Tsnal Trhe
Wo ‘Thy Peng
United Slates
Purase
Pha
Milbyays
Strangly
Calek
Awag
Aispatel
Chinese Minister Reacts to Bombing and Motive
Sir Chenying Liang Meng, the Chinese minister, voiced horror at the bomb explosion in a private car. He blamed neither party nor anarchists, suggesting the reform party seeks change but accuses opponents of destructive methods. He cited envy and jealousy as drivers behind violent actions and criticized the dispatch of missions.
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Washingston
Chentung Liang Mheng
Chine
Cistophore
China
New Reform Party
Hyat
Man's Heart Taken Out and Put Back in Philadelphia
The hospital report details a dramatic surgery at Germantown Hospital after Frank Robinson was shot by Officer Morley on Sept 7. Surgeons exposed the heart by removing two ribs and replaced it after the bullet lodged near the heart, with doctors predicting a likely full recovery.
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Philadelphia
Tesson
Cormantown Hospital
Frank Toebinson
Garmantown
Morley
Robinson
Garman Owt
Esky
Hoist Japan Flag On Island Group Report
Sept 24 a report from St Peter claims the American ship Montara was seized near Nikolskoe Baring Inland by Japanese forces. The Kommander Inlands were said to be removed and a Japanese flag raised. Details on seizure date or occupation remain unclear. The Warsaw mission reports a bomb at an arsenal causing injuries.
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Wews
St. Peter
Aiqumer Montara
Avon Brugeel
Kamtchatka
Nikolskoe
Baring
Packers Pay Fine For Conspiracy Involving Packers
Chicago report says the Sclywateschilad and Sulzberger company and three executives were fined 26000 for conspiracy to solicit railroad rebates. Samuel Weil, vice president, faces added risk to life if the case unsettled. plea entered after partial agreement with government. Trial details include demurrer by Morrison and related charges.
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Chicago
Sclywateschilad & Sulsberger Pairing Company
Ain
Humphrey V.he
United States District Court
Samuel Welt
New York
Viey
Cussy
Vance D. Skipworth
Charles E. ‘Todd
West
Samuel Weil
Vetmens
Wr. H. Moody
Wel
Kay
Schwarnschild & Sulzberger Company
Michizen Central Railroad Company
Chicago, Reel Island & Pacific
Gram ‘Tennk, Westen Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Poston & Maine Railroad Company
Mobile & Oslo Railroad
Com- Davy
Defendapia
Cuban Politician Killed in Havana Riot
In Cienfuegos a riot near a hotel led to the death of Enrique Villendas, a leading Liberal congressman and the chief of police, with gunfire on stairs and bombs found in the hotel. Police retaliated, several wounded, raising fears for upcoming election boards and further unrest.
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Cienfuegos Hotel
Havana
Cienfuegos
Enrique Willendas
Woeral
Gienfuegos
Villuendad
Clenfuegos
Salza
Norway and Sweden End Their Strife at Karlstad
Delegates from Norway and Sweden met in Karlstad to settle terms of separation after weeks of talks. Crowds gathered to witness the departure of the delegates as Norwegians left in a positive mood while Swedish representatives faced a hostile reception and left for further deliberations.
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Norway
Sweden
Karlstad
Christine
Rome Tyme
Shaw
Shell
Anton
Glockhola
French Demand Delayed Await Venezuela Reply on Thrust
Paris reports the French charge in Caracas awaiting Venezuela’s response to instructions about severing relations. Officials favor joint US French action but no concrete proposals yet. Ambassador Tusserand’s Lorraine voyage to New York may clarify plans. No naval moves will be made until Venezuela replies.
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Paris
Ames
Venezuela
M. Taigny
Mattaives
Caracas
Yvenezbla
Usavan
France
Strougly
United States
Tusserand
Lorraine
New York
Veneguela
Buffalo Bill Quarantined in France Amid Glanders Alarm
Special dispatch from Cody Wyoming reports Buffalo Bill, known as William F. Cody, quarantined in France after glanders concerns. The note alleges many aliens under orders are valued over $1,000 each and subjected to measures on arrival.
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Buffalo Bill
Chicago
Fragmentary note unclear on events
The readable fragments describe a blurred report involving a denial and references to Norway September 11 but lack coherent details or verifiable facts. No distinct person or organization is clearly identified. the text remains fragmentary and uncertain.
Lull in Hostilities Amid Treaty Turmoil Abroad
Disjointed reports show Japan unsettled over a treaty stance and protests ripple through local papers as international negotiations unfold. The Hague has yet to comment as tensions rise with pensions and allied discussions drawing attention.
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Japan
Hague
General Strike Debate in German Reichstag Sparks Tension
Jean Duchy of Saxe Weimar Saat and Herr Rebel lead socialist voices in the Reichstag as a general strike resolution is advanced by the social democratic party. Rebel denounces the convention's harsh tone while speakers condemn revolutionary rhetoric amid political pressure.
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Germany
Jean Duchy
Saxe-Weimar
Ratvizan Is Rativated in Port Arthur Battle
Report states the Russian battleship Retyivan, sunk at Port Arthur, was reactivated by engineers yesterday, marking a significant naval development during the conflict.
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Rokle
Retyivan
Port Arthur
Dapatese
Witte Across the Ocean and Return to Plymouth
The North German Lloyd steamer Wilhelm II from New York arrived in Plymouth yesterday, carrying M. Witte and colleagues. The Russians, described as in good spirits, proceeded to Cherbourg in the evening, after their arrival.
Undefined Ancient Text Prompts Debate Over Patient Care
Unclear fragmented lines discuss a patient awaiting a discovery related to a baby. The garbled source mentions terms like baby and discovery, but contains no coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities.
Real Sport Ends in Syracuse with Mixed Fortunes and Gossip
A group recounts a chaotic ride in Syracuse tied to a touring tale of misfit encounters at gate town. The driver’s bold humor, a costly bill, and the wealthy owner’s wife loom in a night of dubious adventures.
Passengers In Russia Discuss Second Class Travel Rules
A debate in New York features a passenger from Russia explaining travel costs and the rule that foreigners must cover standard fares if lacking money. He claims a method of paying 0.39 kopecks as compensation to ride, reflecting wartime or historical travel hardships and the rumored practices described by the source.
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Russia
Charlis Ad'es
New York
Yan Cline
Petulslivg
Manchuria
Ilies
Brock's candidacy Not Favored by Local Electors
Old transcription records Brock as a nonviable candidate for public office amid party debates. The piece also recounts a child’s quizzical meditation on royal succession, referencing the Prince of Wales and potential kingship.
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Brock
Mewry J. Urock
New Hampshire
House of Representatives
Lus Ab
Pullio
Sphoe Price
Wales
Prince
Bie
Adon Brea
Patent Medicines and Household Health Traditions
The article argues patent medicines play a vital role in families distant from doctors, describing mothers’ medicine chests as lifesaving. It notes reliance on ready made prescriptions and single drug formulas, praising uniform results while criticizing some reliance on physician prescriptions and hidden costs.
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Mathers
Segraln
Rotne
Ife
Rom
Dogjar
Willi
Unsettled talk and odd tales in a rural hush
A disjointed recollection fragment recalls religious talks and odd curiosities in a rural family scene. The narrator mentions a barber selling questionable tonics, a pastor speaking on discipline, and Willie hearing stories about whiskey and hidden items in relatives’ rooms.
Dodd's Kidney Pills Promote Recovery After Long Illness
A damaged account claims J. Landeman recovered from three years of kidney trouble after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The testimonial notes relief from kidney pain and improved health, and cites doctors failing to help before the remedy. It references a newspaper column and public curiosity about the product.
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Gufferling
Kliney Tigwuse
Landeman
Yelief
Lindt
Mills
Laudenminh
Dodd
Minnher
Tauilenian
A Cure for Stomach Trouble By Absorption
An advertisement promises a drugless cure for digestion issues using Mull's Anti-Boleh Wafer. It claims relief from pains, indigestion, bad breath, and related symptoms through absorption with no drugs, offering a three box trial for a small payment.
Mulls Antifield Waters Coupon Offer Ends
Torn and unclear OCR fragment mentions a coupon process, a name and address, and a box titled Mull's Antifield Waters. The readable text suggests a sales or promotional note tied to a location at Jol Jalaud WL, with further instructions about providing a name and address.
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Drageier
Mull
Mulls Drape ‘Sonic Co
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