Ohio speaking tour and political tensions described
An extensive OCR fragment discusses Mrs Gongar and Mrs Helen Bepgar amid a chaotic political scene in Ohio. It references traveling through Ohio for forty three days, crowded crowds, and strong opinions about Bryan and Firzfus. The garbled text hints at presidential campaign themes, political party concerns, and voter sentiment across the state.
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Curveland
Bryan
Fixyfus
United States
Helen Bepgar
Crean
Chepstand
Central
Anuar
Wes
Ieee
Wartomdlink
Ursus
Tad Wade
Peleul Iit
Dabney
Lyranti Trypan
Ieee Td
Corey Retail Liew
Elsteerinuite
Curdila Sey
Welietie Whisk
Etmeresryaiarm
Unreadable OCR Item Mentions Civic Matters and Trains
Fragmented text references traffic, county actions, and officials with unclear names. Mentions a frame, trainside activity, and legal references, plus a Home of her granddaughter and a judge. Details are garbled, with many unreadable names and places.
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da. Corts
Fannee
Alfoons
Waik County
Atelier Astecathane
South Pore
Yottage
Cad
Dha
Bert
Sas
Tarnting
Stricister
Fragmentary report on election drama and party clashes
A garbled account details electoral contests among candidates including Mr. Clute and others. The text mentions debates, voting night theatrics, party alignments and a lawyerly discussion of the process, with references to Abilene and various local figures, but the exact events and outcomes remain obscured by the corrupted OCR.
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Ekesers
Clute
Abe
Clemens
Ain
Surelsassey Ninde
Peat Nay Saber
Bose Weritils
Wency
Bodom
Peu
Maine
Wilier
Gutus
Buffalo Bill Arrest Report At County Court
Fragmentary OCR notes show Buffalo Bill arrest referenced with court appearance and a continuance. Mentions a firearm and a large cash bail in the context of a criminal case. Details unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Alain
Local Meeting Outline Delayed Speakers and Venue
A fragmentary notice describes upcoming meetings with many garbled names and places. It mentions speakers including Atwood and Stevens and references Highland Park, North Street, and Valleys area venues. The text is unclear on dates and precise times.
Revolution Debate Sparks Threats Over Silver Victory
A sensational editorial in the Journal accuses anarchists and political leaders of vowing bloodshed if silver wins. It voices strong attacks on Gen John Palmer and others, condemning their stance as revolutionary rhetoric and calling for restraint during the election era in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Slukeing
Birta
Fragmentary Rhetoric on Republic and Tyranny
The fragment presents a stark warning about civil strife and the danger to the republic. It contrasts popular will with constitutional limits and evokes a senate decree declaring care to preserve the republic against vengeance or autocratic rule.
Henry Abbey Dead Theatrical Manager Dies In New York
Henry Abbey, famed theatrical manager of Abbey Schoewel & Grau, dies October 13 in New York after a stomach hemorrhage. The report notes his illness, a transfer to bed, and final death while surrounded by family and colleagues including John B. Behbellvel. Abbey rose in American theatre, guiding numerous productions and artists.
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Abbey
Schoewel & Grau
New York
Schver- Tish
Osborne
Hitin
Mre
Ieineeley
Afr
Test Elfe
Ates Abbey
Euroire
John B. Behbelvel
Schnitel
Alep
Aubey
Henry Abbes
America
Ternhardt
Diesty Irving
Pati
Jane Schwuthe
Mount Sully
Rejanu
Toettnbin Tret
Joan Fbemnon
Metha
Caly
Ancy
Bert
Akrett
Watsons withdrawal and middle road Populists in Kansas race
Amid Kansas political maneuvering, Thomas E. Watson reportedly plans to withdraw from the Populist ticket but may run under the middle of the road banner. Officials dispute how his name will appear on official ballots while fusion talks linger and state officials respond.
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Runeas Chy
den Whamson
Thomas E. Watson
Warde
ASML
Watson
Watton
Kansas
Topneke
Mr Watern
Blane
Ratton
Kanes
Breidenthailss
Chahine
Breidenthal
Posttius
Republican Party
Manatee
Campalea Betas Cartel
Cagdidsres
Namien
Btat
Flag Display Urges National Pride in Campaign
The piece argues Mark Hanna proposes flag display on October 31 and urges state, county, city committees and clubs to promote the national colors during the campaign. It cites national honor, prosperity, and patriotic duty, urging residents to display flags at homes and farms and maintain displays after the election.
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Mark Hanna
Chitage
Chetrhdh Hanke
National Committee
M.A. Hanna
Sule
Weather shift cools Indian Summer in Missouri valley
A change in weather, described by Weather Observer Jennings, brought a chill to the region. The high temperature dropped, winds veered, and the Missouri valley felt a markedly cooler air than the prior spell of warmth.
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Jennings
Missouri Valley
Fall Air Suppresses Heat Across State
A weather bulletin notes cooler fall conditions prevailing statewide after a warm spell. Temperatures at 2 PM hovered around 64 degrees, with forecasts predicting warmer weather tomorrow.
Wheat Advances Sharply on World Demand Signals
Chicago wheat markets rose as December futures gained about 3.5 cents amid strong Liverpool London and Pacific market cues. Brokers noted brisk buying by speculators and renewed demand from Europe, with shipments from San Francisco and Paris cited as pivotal factors supporting the rally.
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Chicago
Jodsey
Mie
Liverpool
Bertin
Pacific
Russia
Argentine
Europe
London
Las
Bork Noasts
Cheefose
Little of Arlene addresses crowd amid heated Vermont applause
The State Journal editor Aha Little spoke at Forest Park to about 4500 people, denouncing Wall Street excess and urging anti silver stance. He attacked Mark Hanna and stirred strong fears of luxury amid calls for civic restraint. The crowd pressured local leaders while Fishcock & Frost announced a move to 211 Best Seventh Street.
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Vtowe
Teithe
State Journal
Ha GC
Arlene
Forest Park
Lith
Addres
Mark Hanna
Hell Hounds of
Wall Street
Mr. Littlc
Rome
Pompeii
Jerry Sianigun
Hottta
Speocner
Tathian
Eiliics
Eberpt
Haven
Gitte
97,500 in Cook The City Apparently All Going Due Way
City faces significant financial pressure as Cook County reports 97,500 in unresolved obligations. Officials signal steps to align revenues and expenditures while addressing mounting bills and service delivery concerns.
Rival Republicans Divided Amid Chicago County Race
Chicago Oct 17 The Record reports Republican strength in Cook County could reach 94 20 but Democratic factions and dissension threaten unity. Observers note contrasting guidance from party leaders as registration returns and local ward results shape expectations for the county's central committee race.
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Chicago
Henry J Hurts
Cook County
Str
Toyoe
Poly
Nathural Cammitiseman
Sunol
McKintey
McKinlay
Ghicusy
Tie Meuret
Firat
Dilehth
Ninethratte
Ane
Sally Petes
Mr. Uwertt
Sas Pas
Bytad
Juliain
Paul Toowenguyie
Jartesun
Mook
Apld
Snow Falls in Chicago as October Weather Shifts
Snowy conditions hit Chicago briefly today with a heavy shower and rapid city weather changes. Reports indicate a unique early autumn event, with forecasters noting a cold front and unsettled skies.
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Chicago
Clouse
Watson Delays Public Letter as Atlanta Inquiry Persists
The Atlanta Journal reports Watson will not publish his acceptance letter until he reviews the response to a telegram about the letter. The note, signed by Thomas E. Watson, references awaiting his return before actions are taken. Enlistments and reenlistments in the Army rise with 3,401 new entrants noted amid economic conditions.
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McKinley
Teawen
Thomson
J. W. Robertson
Juder Jobin
Blir
Thos
Sie Watson
Che Consultstian
Avatson
Herator
Junie Hue
Tel Wrath
Eheemeltitie
Turin
Watson
Mileancey
Mr. Watson
Anc Vely Marine
Kanes
Yan J
Tery
Watern
Praesent
Bette
SteeIttbey
Wasson
Nia
Berna Igr
Butler
Wadrewday
Leister Plutier
Washington, DCC
Jeet Wight
Mme Watson
Gov. Buchan
Tenjes
Watton
Turkey
Mondas
Bay Dir
Wateot
Wathbury
Taft Chileagi
Chicags
Jones
Prats
Wateo
Washburn
Yormain
Mr Warwon
Atlanta
Janca
Atlanta Journal
Thomas EB. Watson
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Helen Gongar
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Hua
Mkinley U
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Eery Suceeteta
Tuex Ito
Joernnes Ude
Thuan- Nis
Gulaten
Selina Wl
W. Taeth
Iden
Vvatieres
Ds Co
Pracans Oo
Milespoe
Fern Stead
Eyareinges
Mere
Norte
Waloen
Hell
Etwardan Atwood
Edyard Lanterbach
Silver
Journa‘l
Lanterbach
Burchard
John M. Palmer
Agiemcty Jaugetecat
Hubien
Vadterhorisun
Genouicds
Jan AM
Baler
Ficense
Leutertiach
Pater
Iad
Monte
Kamelan
Bryan Fur
Plutfort
Bryane
Willam Jeniongy
Guvernay Waite
Tratertuil Gore
Henry E. Abbey
Weather Bureau
Fishcock & Frost
Dealers In Music
Mrusical Instruments
Best Seventh Street
Cook
Washinton
Hugeter
Secretary of War
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