Roosevelt Backing By Wall Street Said To Favor Him
A New York lawyer fluent for Gotham’s financiers says Wall Street largely supports Roosevelt’s re election. He notes respect for honesty and purity amid conservatives, while pure speculators oppose him. Moneyed leaders are for Roosevelt though some fear financial market shifts and the Democratic ticket.
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Roosevelt
Wall Street
Mbiedpolte
Minn
Jamen Tta
New York Corporation
Gotham
Als
Vallairéet
Cleveland
Thorpe appeals for aid to a needy Topeka family
Froe Ehrs reports a Topeka family in extreme need, previously self supporting, now lacking beds, clothing, kitchen utensils, and a few essentials. Thorpe urges generous help from local residents to supply furniture and clothing for Marian and others, emphasizing the family has never before asked for assistance.
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Thorpe
Topeka
Boiall Bowser
Marian
Columbus Pastor Drops Rev From Name to Found New Church
Columbus, June 4. John Alen, former pastor of St Matthews Latheas Church, deposed for utterances, plans a new church and millennial preaching. He has dropped the prefix Reverend from his name and will use the Ninth Street Republican club building for services each morning and evening, aiming to prepare for the millennium and to address the times’ needs of the people.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Alen
St. Matthews ‘Latheas
Ninth ‘Street
Mings
Lincoln Post Hall Feeds and Clothes 600 People
A Lincoln Post Hall event fed, clothed, and provided for 600 attendees Wednesday evening. Volunteers, including 30 women, organized cooking and sewing operations with machines, while organizers Mrs Ella Wood and others oversaw clothing production and donation.
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Lincoln Post Hall
Lingote Post H Hall
East 5
Wraneadas
Linnain
Muse
Bern
Ainone
Ella ‘Ood
Molly Huser
Cavite
Mra Stewart
Mrn Arint Sire
McGutin
Stra
Fx Hine
Sire Remiey
Geomore “Rogers
Mra Sind Min Hawley
Are
Walince
Esa
Grant Would Be Senator From Famous General’s Son
A San Francisco dispatch on June 4 reports Ulysses S Grant’s son, son of the famed general, declaring his bid for the Senate. The piece notes Grant’s formidable opponent, speculation about party support, and a possible challenge to the Republican leadership.
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Bard
San Franetecs
U. S Grant
Luon
End Prest
le Feny T. Oxanrs
Che
Tuest
Philadelphia War Relief Meeting Seeks 5000 Grant
The Permanent Relief Committee of Philadelphia met in Mayor Weaver's office and sent a request to Mayor Bergundum of Topeka for a $5,000 loan to Drexel & Co. for famine relief. If more is needed, funds will be sent on request. The mayor appealed to the public to aid Kansas hunger and distressed.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pernanent Relief Committee of
Weurer
Bergundum
Drexel & Co
Weaver
Republic
Nelief
Phiadelphia
Kansas
Topeke Han
Philadelhia
Drexen Co. OF
Frien Toeg
New Jersey School Strike as Boonton Children Protest Board
New Jersey reports show Boonton High School students striking after the board of education ousted principal J. M. McCauley and appointed a new head. Parents and residents debate the action amid student demonstrations, with teens engaging in leisure activities as teachers and students clash over the upheaval.
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New York
Board ‘of Education
T Design
Boonton
S.J
Ptact
iMs
Oswald
Board of Education
M. McCauley
Charles A. Norris
Norris
McCauley
Justice Tn
Enen
Their Thrilling Story Two Boys Tell of Their Narrow Escape
Bert Jessie and Crate Ross of North Wacken street describe a near drowning during a Friday night flood. Exhausted, they clung to rooftops and trees for hours, finally reaching the Sipes residence on Central Avenue where the second story kept them safe until rescue on Sunday. Local residents watched in fear as the two boys survived a harrowing night.
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Bert Jessie
Ana Crate Ross
North Wacken Streat
L. H. Sipee
Avende
Logan Streets
John Spear
Dot
Lesiie
Leste
Wrong Boat Thwarted Rescue Efforts Amid Flood Chaos
John Allendorf, resident on Burts Street, aided by volunteers on the north side to distribute provisions and assist flood victims. An intruder supposedly looted his boat and he later discovered entry by the St Jun marshal. Hendricks confirmed Allendorf’s release after scrutiny of claims.
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John Allendorf
Burts Street
Bern
Hite
Allendorf
St. Jor
Frank Hendricks
Aendorf
Hendricks
Amiendorf
St Jun
Oldest Twins in Nation Celebrate 89th Birthday in Wisconsin
In Mouree Wisconsin 89 year old sisters Anna Br Nogrie of Monroe and Hiram Jobhson of Omaha celebrated their eighty ninth birthday with a family reunion at Anna Br Nogrie’s North Topeka home. Modern Woodmen of America camp No 4240 North Topeka extended headquarters over Kate’s gene store entrance by Crawford opera house. Relief committee chairman W. Eastman and Lutes of Kan. Ave.
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Wisconsin
Mouree
Wis
United States
Anna Br. Nogrie
Monroe
Hiram Jobhson
Omaha
North Topeka
Armerics
Kate's Gene Store
Crawford Opera House
W.& Eastman
Stewart Home Hosts Forty Six Shelter Guests
The Stewart home sheltering over forty people was announced Friday at 6 o clock. Neighbors and guests slept in hay, while the house was devoted to care for men and children. Several named guests and families attended, with some preparing to depart for other towns. Pricilin Shreve and others assisted, and a long night of tending the weary occurred.
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Tuenday
J. N. Stewart
Haven Sur
Shawnee County
J . Bacon
End W. G Boon
Mise Pricilin Shreve
Washburn Eburne
Mr C. Hiddred
Mr. Fldred
Aristocracy At Wedding In Rome June 4 Ceremony
Rome reports a high society wedding as Ena Telfener married Signor Ghat De Marting in a civil ceremony at the Capitol conducted by the mayor. Witnesses included Duke of Terrano Count Macchi and Prince Cotonon with elaborate palace decorations and many noble attendees.
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Rome
Ena "Telfener
Telfemer
John W. Mackay
Signor Ghat de Marting
Eas
Lewir le Lddings
Uve
United States
Count Macchi
Terrano
Sermoneta
Gabrienl Palace
Telfenera Uve Mer Staner
John Lateran
Ue Marauis di Ruin
Prince Cotonon
Duke of Gragioll
Count von Quadt
Washington
Local War Relief Efforts Reported in Spite Journal
In Wednesday's Spite Journal a notice describes food and clothing distribution to aid homely land efforts. It notes land fed households, clothing and frewsl prep by the committee led by J. M. Dum entin and lists volunteers including Lert Plam ley of Company E Seventh Vermont Volunteer Infantry who will be 80 tomorrow.
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Spite Journal
Poms Vost
Chareelat
J. M. Dumentin
Vermont -Volunteer Infantry
Sage to Move From Fifth Avenue Home after 42 Years
Russell Sage, long time resident of 306 Fifth Avenue, plans to exercise an option to sell the property and move with Aire Sage to a new Fifth Avenue residence. The house now sits between a bakery and a hat shop, with nearby shops agitating Mrs Sage. The financier has consented to leave the home after many years of occupancy.
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York
Russell Sage
Fifth Avenue
Aire Sage
Mra Sage
Black Smallpox Epidemic Reaches Vermillion
CinciDAi authorities report a rapidly spreading smallpox outbreak in Vermillion. Schools and public venues closed, health officers extending duties as officials battle contagion. A local undertaker reports families affected. a man named Brooks died recently and other relatives face serious illness amid mounting fear.
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Offeer Greiner
Setirdks Fenny Jasen
Burden of Rent Abuse Revealed in New York State Investigation
An extensive inquiry reports pervasive rent overcharges across New York State, with estimates suggesting abuses in commercial properties and uneven distribution of costs. The study highlights high rates for unused or misallocated spaces, noting a notable case in Dun Kirk where a single floor is occupied by a business concern and local government losses mount.
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Brooklyn Bagie Bays
Aks Fogle
York State
Rentela Inderit
Qwivnte
Pointance Department
Dunkirk
Postulice
Paribs
Atstiniy
Sama Intstinces
Cir
Business Conuern, Venich
Muiiding
Marriages Reported Amid Weather and Tragedy
Two marriages are announced in a chaotic item from a local page. Alice Safford wed Henry G Jameson at the bride’s aunt’s home with Rev T Hatley officiating. Separately, Miss Grace Chaney married at the bride’s father’s home, with Rev Hatley again presiding. A third note mentions a safety report from Shorey and concerns about missing or endangered relatives.
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Alice Safford
Misa Lucstre Schanck
Alice
Maud Batford
Herry G. Jameson
Pri C. Chamberlain
Clu
Freimm Burke
Mra Jksveien
Market Report Fragment Highlights Trading Deals
A fragmented market note lists prices and items for sale with stray names and figures. Samir Gos and others appear among oblique entries, while Pine Street and a few traders are referenced in a garbled, partial quote.
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Froe Ehrs
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Hatley
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