Reeder Wins on Eleventh Ballot at Fort Congress
Devatur County leads the bolt toward Hin amid poor generalship and antis defeat. Norton Wan and Agil 2 Feotavet Hoe, with Ogordwe at Mae ate, reshuffle patronage and power in Mw dilivertion. Fischer forts work with Pongliwmeri and We We W. Keets her vonarnacional committee aims to unite under J. Q. Rayos of Pisin, EB. Miariel secures and Charles W. Landis handles treasury as Decatur counsels testify to corruption.
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Bwlth L
Royee
Vonarnacional
J. Q. Rayos
Pisin
EB. Miariel Velo
Charles W. Landis
Ouporns
Treaeurne
Decatur
Fragmentary Convention Report From Rawle County
A garbled cable describes a recent convention gone awry with confusion among attendees. It mentions names and factions, a chair, and tensions between factions tied to a county district, hinting at disagreements over leadership and procedure.
Decatur Delegation Faces Split Over Heeler Forces at Convention
The Decatur county delegation remained split between White and Wellington factions as they sought to influence the convention. J C Burrow and H Skeel were discussed as potential strong candidates, with Feeder expected to struggle to gain support from dark horse contenders. The convention vote count and delegate loyalties dominated discussions as leaders aimed to secure a favorable outcome.
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J. Q- Boyne
Keelers
Norton
Cele Heapon
Wellington
J.C. Burrow
Tee Slagel
Hirskell
Gavlant
Haye City
Fight Over Gold Noosier Republicans Nominate Slate
The Noosier Republicans nominate a state ticket and issue a plain spoken declaration of principles. Party leaders frame the fight around gold policies and fiscal restraint as they seek to rally supporters ahead of the next election.
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Noosier
Remember the Dead Resolution Passed In Indiana
A historic Indiana meeting adopted a resolution honoring the dead and approving new appointments. Daniel J. Storm of Lafayette was chosen secretary of state by acclamation with no other nominees. Nominations for Supreme Court and Appellate Court seats were listed from various counties, with officers and officials named for several posts.
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Tadangpolie
Ind
Nemibers
Coutites Psouale Choy Cours
Comitmitife
Deniel J. Storm
Lafayette, S
Distrite
Supreme Court
John Heai Jett
Mammen
Avalires
Appellate Court
W. D
Platform Declares Indiana Republicans Endorsing Prosperity and Policies
The Indiana Republican platform proclaims unity and progress under the national party, praises McKinley and Harding administrations, and commits to anti trust measures, tariff support, and protections of American enterprise. It urges constructive U S policy with Cuba and the Philippines, pressure on imperial governance, and self government for colonized peoples.
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Club Trust
Republican Pathies
Grovgerdty
Groerat Tenjamin Hardou
Janos
Cervices
Foenvett
Fochuna
Cuba
Tata
United States
Republic of Cots
Forverniower
Phillynine Talend
Philippines
Tage
Iubur
Party Platform Fragment Reflects Civil War Era Debate
The fragment outlines favored federal reform on tariffs and immigration limits, criticizing protectionist policies and calling for strict national and state relations. It mentions debt repayment from soldiers and veterans' families, and references the Philippines and universal military widows and orphans relief, with emphasis on rigid governance and labor protections.
Contested Transit Plan Faces City Council Debate
A fragmentary draft outlines Wood Ark transit talks with Vinewood Park and Highland Park areas. Officials discuss streetcar routes on Seventh Boethie avenue and Vinewook section, debating emergency funding, construction timing, and potential property impacts as council members weigh the ordinance.
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Coumenhaut Soyer
Vinewood Park
Suntay
Cp Saatert
Highland Park
Tavur
Siedinunen Wien
Polygamy Taught Sparks Debate In Nebraska Meeting
A morning session of the Woman's Presbyterian Board of Missions in Omaha reported discussions across multiple states including Utah and Montana. The Utah report by Mrs. M. Allen drew attention as polygamy was criticized and education and church state separation debated. The nominating committee’s slate was adopted with officers including Mrs. Henry H. Forsyth as president and Mrs. Thomas E. Dpae as recording secretary, with regional vice presidents allocated among several states.
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Omaha
Neb
Woman's Presbyterlite Board of Fitmions
Horth- Sweat Agnodienl
Montena
Nebraska
Orth Ang South Dekota
Utah
Wheosin
Mom. T. Allen
Salt Lax
Iiseuesion
Albin
Vine Cos Datieres
Tate
Polyeuny
Niger
Mra
Henry OH. Forsyth
Chicago
Mre
Thomas EB
Robert Waller
Chicasu
Mre_ Dy
B. Wells
Chicamo
Tet Y Aentity
Mre C
HB Farwell
Chical Auattar Mire
Earl C. Greenman
Ilifnoig
Diam
Michigan
Iowe
Winconsin & Minneapolly
Colorado
Utab
South Dakota
Ancient Aztec silver mine found near Altar district
Report from Phoenix details miners led by Con O Keeffe discovering a vast ancient silver mine dump in Northern Senora. A large pile of silver ingots and tools lay near the entrance as workers partly explored and uncovered extensive remains and artifacts. Meanwhile in Nevada a shooting park event notes eleven competitions and a state championship with 25 targets. Weather hindered shooting practice and preparations for upcoming events referenced Crosby and Eliott.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Eilver
Hamense
Tubulond
Con O'Keefe
Arizmin
Annus
Onuha
Nev
Todis
Nebraska
Tie Stat
Leluite
Fredal
Crosby and
Eliott
Senator Maney Struck in a Streetcar Altercation
Washington April 4 Senator H. D. Mousy af Mistsetops described a streetcar incident after refusing to pay fare and lacking a transfer. He was struck in the face and the conductor slashed his hand with a knife as bystander passengers and the driver struggled to eject him from the car. Three witnesses and officers observed the tense scene and the senator required treatment in Baltimore.
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Washington
H. D. Mousy
Belnge
Maney
Baltimore & Onw
Baltimore
Ile Eyre
Fourteenth Street
Tine
Phat Ha
Lhe
Tom Tenwater
Senate
Garsenger
Monty Volun
Pdat
Eenator Peitid
Rome
Cory
Mann
Ieee
Adventists Go Home Amid Convention Turmoil
The Seventh Day Adventist conference delegates from Kansas largely returned home while city-based workers hold a separate institute. Plans were approved for homes for superannuated ministers and workers, with funds planned for erecting facilities in each state. A hygienic restaurant on Ratas Avenue is likely to become a permanent installation as mileage book recognition spreads across multiple congregations and regions.
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Conference Convention
Te Seventh Day Adventists
Kunses
Kunst
Pitch Street
Western Avenue
Auditoria
EG White
Australia
White
Weather city temperatures in April data brief
Readable fragments show city temperature figures for several large cities during a mid April period. Values listed include St Louis and Chicago with numbers around the upper thirties to mid forties, plus missing or unclear entries for other locations.
Whole Subsidy Matter in the House of Commons
In April the Secretary of the Admiralty Arnold Forster said the government is considering the entire subsidies scheme under foreseen control. An appointed committee will review formal future subsidy agreements with the White Star Line and other naval interests. The Admiralty aims to prevent substitutions and enforce preemption rights, with possible remedies if subsidies are abandoned and companies claim preemption.
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House of Common
Arnold Forster
Admiralty
Admiralty Sgttem
Die Meane
Mtn
Wach Casey
Alledel
Norton Convention Sends Mixed Signals on White and Reeder
Reports from Norton describe Republican delegates arriving early, with several speakers and supporters. Wellington and Isleworth county advisers weigh in on backing Reeder over White, amid intra party tensions and rumored collusion. Final impressions suggest White gains strength, while Reeder faces coordinated opposition.
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Fiat Politionagereearan
Norte
Topeka
Atosthos
Dewcatur
Witagin
Tom Super
Staten Tlt
Wellington
White
Kieworth
Reeder
Wits
Voters of Cult Win Libel Case In Torton
In Torton on April 4 a libel walk against Mrs. Josephine Curtis Woodbury and several Christian Science figures including Mrs. Eddy, J. Anmetroig, Reeder and others was dismissed. The court found the charge against Eddy insufficient to establish a cause, with the plaintiffs failing to prove libel.
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Torton
Josephine ‘Curtis Woodbury
Endy
Christian Science
Eddy
Watte
J. Anmetroig
Christian Science Parlishime
Set Reeder
Trustees Society
W. F P. Bokerten
Joseph Clays
Firet
Topeka Rain Forecast and Weather Summary
Rain fell in Topeka today with an inch reported. The forecast predicted early afternoon showers and a slight warming tonight. Temperatures varied through the day with a maximum near 2 degrees and wind from the south at about ten miles per hour.
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Topeka
Shocks Continue Across Washington in Early April News
Fragmented dispatches describe a sequence of weather and public notices across multiple cities in Washington during early April. Reports mention high temperatures, a cooling trend with a 30 degree drop, and scattered storm activity affecting local areas.
Still Talking Unl ls Arrival of President's Order For Silence
The article notes ongoing debate as President's order for silence arrives amid protests and political tensions. Officials urge restraint while factions press their positions. The piece documents public reactions and potential impacts on policy discussions.
Meant A Compliment In His Reference To Senator Hoar
A Denver April 4 dispatch reports General Frederick Funsten addressing apologies and explanations about President Roosevelts order to pause the Putz question while defending his stance. He recalls a banquet in Boston where Lodge urged attendance and notes he cannot discuss certain topics publicly. He clarifies his absences and intent to avoid personal attacks while stressing his desire to help.
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Denver
Frederick Funaten
Hall
Roosevelt
Ceume
Minsachuperts
Beaton
Middlesex Uly
Bowton
Lodge
Canetti National Guard
Eighth Army Co
Town Wiped Out in Mallenville Caused by Devastating Fire
April 24 Clarion reports Mallenville Purest county was devastated by a blaze that destroyed 20 buildings and left about 200 homeless. Fire started in a chamber yard and spread rapidly claiming the Opera House and several firms while Pinkens of Marlepville Express suffered severe burns. One hotel, the Gold Standard store, and a Presbyterian church survived as the town lacked fire protection and recovery prospects look bleak.
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Clarion
Mallenville
Purest
L Pinkens
Mar—lepville Express
Kenrall
Nelly
John Jahniap
Bufliinge
Pontie
Opera Houry
Thes la Jantes Es Iapress
Prebyterian
Brusew
Potatoes Price Surge In Chicago Market
Chicago reports show potato prices leaped to one dollar per bushel amid a roughly thirteen cent rise since last month. The new crop is just starting as markets await further moves from the Midwest and national buyers.
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Chicago
Buntrel
Inland Weather Report Predicts Light Rains Across Regions
Light rains are forecast for Mock Island system with showers on Horton division and modest rainfall on Langton division. Weather outlook Apr 24 signals warmer tonight with southerly winds and temperatures rising across the area.
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Bock
Mock Island
Horton
Taeve
Lengton
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