Bryan in New Haven Faces Silence on Politics
New York Aug Will J Bryan drew large crowds in New Haven yet avoided political talk. Reporters found him contemplative after a warm reception. He planned no formal statement, while Native American and Indian federation representatives offered thanks for his anti corruption stance and exposure of British policy. The train to New Haven carried him from New York to a city event with supporters and a question about cooperation with political allies.
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Will J. Bryan
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Totti T Profeset
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Borax
Hindueras
Fedle
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India
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Armas
Coniizente
Teranl
Vietrsia
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Misney
Democratie
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Erate
Bey
Bryan Visit Draws Thousands to Green in Early Rally
Crowds packed Tremont Street to hear William Jennings Bryan address the Green as part of a regional tour. The event drew visitors from east and west, with speakers including Governor Cerlin of Rhode Island and Representative John Lacy of Massachusetts. A notable moment saw Bryan discuss education and national defense, while local arrangements and a luncheon crowd formed around the municipal gathering.
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Uryan Todar
Philo B. Rennert Ang
Atatlonta
Murip Mall Totay
Bryan
Tin Tan
America
Higan
Rhode
Thorge Fred Wilitares
Masanchierte
New England
Wemmalee
Leaty
Aia
Bryan at Madison Square Garden speech and reception
New York Aug 31 William Jennings Bryan after his reception at Madison Square Garden prepared for the next rally. He spoke amid interruptions by tempers and youth at Central Green in New Haven and later returned to the Victoria Hotel. Guard details were set for Bryan and Mrs Bryan as press and friends visited.
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Hotel Vietnea
Grand Central Depar
Carrlaens
Uryan T
New Haven
New York
Thartford Rattford
Lns Rg
Madelson Square Garden
Wiliam Tennings Bryan
Victotia
Nix Lip
Hegan
Fiat
Akwiy
New Encland
New Roeland States
Central Greer
Athens
Emmy
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Phebe
Falorind
Aly
Heuer
Esa Mat
Nebraska Delegation Arrives for Bryan Reception in New York
The Nebraska delegation arrived in New York on August 21 to attend Bryan reception events. The group will stay through Tuesday to participate in the trquioa club function, with Mr. Bixan Yo Escolm expected to join. The party plans to reach Chicago by Wednesday.
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York
Nebraska
Bombay
Chicago
Turstay
Ipart
Troquoia Club
Strryan
Verain
Will Speak in Newark in August Address Planned
Newark Aug 30 Arrangements were completed by Wen A Ryern with vial this efty Memorane Afernoem. He will arrive in the city shortly before 11 o clock and will be received by a member of Terme eratie eluba and other organizations in Military park where he will make an address.
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Wen A. Rryen
Eratie Eluba
Military Park
Fragmented tale of a political loan and public peril
Speechless OCR fragments discuss a loan of 5 million, threats and chaos tied to a public matter. References to a prominent figure, potential graft, and a looming crisis hint at political intrigue and monetary disputes affecting a community. Names and dates are obscured by garbled text.
Widow of Haynes Olan Mon Tihem Toepeelh Tol
Fragmentary oblique text mentions a widow and a person named Haynes Olan with unclear timing. The readable parts imply a local death or event, but crucial names, dates, and places are obscured. The surviving phrases hint at a funeral or burial and a family member awaiting information.
Army to Increase Enlistments Across Branches
Washington Aug 7 The department issues orders to raise forces across branches. Cavalry to gain 12 240, artillery 4, torpedo and engineers totals, with overall enlistment rising to 63 515 from 60 798 to support new executive directives. Detachments of machine gun detachments will accompany cavalry and infantry units. Recruiting depots will expand from 1 100 to 1 30 0 men.
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Washington
Aur. Jr
Mrcey Pte
Department
Secrlee FL da
Heldery
Ster
Iaw
Secretary of War
Complaints Against Railroads Appeals to Washington
Abstracts of legal actions filed by Spokane interests and associations against multiple railways over freight rates. Claims allege discriminatory charges, unequal interstate rates, and preferential treatment favoring other cities. Proceedings cite Spokane versus Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Oregon Railroad and Navigation, and others, with calls to equalize rates and secure fair compensation.
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Varios
Shippera
Cis
Spokane
Spokane Chamber of Common¢é
Farekane
Northern Pacific Taliway Company
Great Northam Railway Company
Asia Parite Railway Company
Oregon Raistead and Navigation Company
Hookene Falla and Northern Railway Company
Tlalpe
Tacoma
Alte
Portland
Woxblogelon
Beattie
Ape Jhroe
Uther
Stone City
Rock Springs
Tinton Pacific
Althoug
Packers Must Obey Washipetsa in Park Regulation Row
In a conflicted debate Secretary Wilson faces pressure over meat packing interference and park regulation policies. The era's tense tone shows government figures insisting on compliance while advocates argue broader control and enforcement reach across agencies.
Handsome Harry Surrenders in Unclear Puzzle Tale
The fragmentary notice mentions a figure named Handsome Harry and a surrender event amid unclear references to places and people. The readable bits hint at a notable figure, listed locations, and potential stakes or outcomes, but the text remains garbled and difficult to interpret precisely.
Unclear OCR Summary of Local Event
Fragmentary text appears to reference a meeting or event with scattered proper nouns and places but is largely unreadable. Key names, dates, or outcomes cannot be determined from the legible fragments.
Ed Rosewater Found Dead in Omaha Court Room
The prominent Omaha editor Ed Rosewater was found dead in a district court building after a heart failure. Police and family noted his age and long public service to Nebraska politics. The article describes witnesses and the events surrounding his death and references his editorials and civic involvement.
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Neb
Ang
Edwant Li
Suamere
Nebranka
Tom Bere
Aptees
Umaba Na
Dadge Trowp
Mir
Mehel
Rosewater
Wes NM
Charles Ronwater
Uhr
Newmater
United States
Rasewater
Bop
Bay County
Garkering
Nats Brown
Brown
Antewaler
Nowreater
Rataraliz
Anne Neeeent
Ain
Hoermater
Weilton
Heat waves grip all England as courts feel strain
The land endures an extreme August heat affecting judges and public life. High temperatures disrupt sessions with many wore shirts and light attire as officials, mining camps, and facilities face energy strain. Reports describe digging, ore prospecting, and industrial activity continuing despite the heat, while early mornings and evenings see renewed efforts.
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Dan- Satan
Smihe Alex
Cripple Ceek
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Apete
Twe Etvat
Wuralix
Geert
Mother Earth
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Arilny
Ieee Peg Estate
Peking
Gett Lyn
Eeriharm
Nevadas
Nebraska Politician and Exposition Promoter’s Later Roles
Fragmentary OCR notes outline a Nebraska legislator who led the Pacific Telegraph Company in later years and served on national committees. The text mentions Republican party activity, university or advisory boards, and a role relating to a Universal Congress, with ties to a railroad or transmission promoter and the Mid Mississippi exposition.
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Pacife Teletreph
Dasha Hewtatious Times
Neuraska
Republican
Natirdal
Maha i
Cook County Taxes Rise As Tax Rolls Gain 39 Percent
The Board of Review set the 1900 tax rolls at a total value of 319,207,273 dollars in Cook County, marking the largest total ever assessed. The higher levy follows changes in property valuations and new levies affecting large properties, with delayed scheduling of certain assessments contributing to the increase.
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Chienes
Review Tax Board
Bey
Army Transport on the Reef Near Honef and Cangel Land
An Army transport ran aground near Honef and Cangel Land while offloading at Harbor Point. Efforts to refloat the vessel failed. the hull sustaine armorer damage and water ingress. Tug Feedees Nan assisted as authorities reported difficulties securing a safe refloat and ongoing salvage operations.
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Staten
Harber's Point
Fragmented 19th Century Recall of Meat Contamination and Political Delegates
An omnibus fragment recounts a meat taint incident with tainted meat and a later tainted patie. It mentions a commission finding the heel falsified, a new eating plan issued, and a delegation from Kentucky urging Democrats to support a convention in Heemt Ranatavite Ama. Names include Uriah Woodson John Botan tleman EH Hewen and others, with broader references to an International League meeting and various political figures.
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Walaniin
Ter
New York
Kentucky
Heemt
Ranatavite
Yremen Uriah Woedeon
John Botantleman
EH. Hewen
Thomas Fl Geeson
John Wo Weveland
Mot Taylor
Lawis Megguens
Seni
Wooten
Cena Ville
Fragmented Text Summary for Historical Note
The readable fragments reference names and scattered terms without a coherent event. No clear persons or organizations form a complete, attributable event or story. The text appears garbled, with possible misreadings of names and places, offering no verifiable facts to summarize into a traditional news item.
South Carolina Democrats Face Governor and Officials Race
Complete electoral returns show a second race for governor with candidates including a tertiary tally. Attorney general and railroad commissioner races set, with officials to be chosen for secretary of state and comptroller. The general assembly decision on the state dispensary remains uncertain.
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Etelar
Turah
Hienardt Meoning
Dlepensars
Kovernor
J. Freser Lyon
W. Ragsdale
Cetun
Wharteo
Incoment
Bulliven
W. Jones
Vompiroiier
R. M. McCowan
Stars
J. H. Bord
Mining Firm Taylor Put Insolvent In Receiver's Hands
Boston August 11 The Taylor Put Mining Company and a Colorado corporation were placed in the hands of a receiver. Clarence H Knight of Thinefty filed charges as creditor for 3000 dollars alleging the company is hopelessly insolvent and inactive under a receivership.
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Taylor Put Mining Company, & Colorado Corporathon
BEDOS
Odar
Clarence H. Knight
Thinefty
Dividend to come from fading firms in Portland
A Portland report notes that the stockholders of a defunct company named Thy Fewia and Glark Expe Alties Corparance will receive a 20 percent dividend. This payout marks the final distribution from the once prominent Portland enterprise, whose existence recently ended.
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Haldera
Fewia
Glark
Leena Sets Era Records With High Run Milestone
Leena, Aug, Ste Blea the Teghe whire cricketer, achieved a landmark by scoring 7,000 runs, finishing the era with the new total. The feat came as 2,000 runs were credited across the season, marking a record pace for the team and era.
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Ste
Mt Rearborough Zeeterdar
MO Mitheta
Calais Anglish writer detained after seaside attempt
An English writer identified as W. Turgies, age 715, was detained yesterday at the hotel near the water after attempting to cross and nearly failing. Local authorities and witnesses described the incident as a near miss with the sea.
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Calais
W. Turgies
Nevada gold ore prospects tied to San Pedro mine
The article reports on ore deposits at a Nevada property tied to the San Pedro mine and Mines de Derecoee. Mr Robinson and Mr Hanincom present ore yields with prices per ton and depth details. Estimates include 12 mined loci yielding about 120.26 per year and related figures, noting the site as a major Nevada prospect with potential high returns.
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W. J. Modine
Derelio
Nevada
Canipa
Robinson Te Ope
San Pedro Miciog Company
Mines de Derecoee Company
Thia
Teobsinson
Kohinsom
Stabel
Mines & Development Company
Woolley Dow
Exhibits Coast to Boise Display of Fruits and Grains
A chaotic report describes an exhibit of fruits and grains traveling to Boise for the National Irrigation exposition. It notes delays and reshaping of shipments, with details of routes through Utah and Montana and a large display planned for the central region.
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Boine Sele Balt
Syeaing Ina
Mtah
Ogien Priday
Jevening
Mth
Ander
Brown Ow Furnace and Mining Claims in Nevada Water Supply
A garbled report notes mining interests across Nevada related to water resources in Terona and nearby regions. It mentions key figures like Senator Lea Santa and various mining factions seeking to secure water access and distribution.
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Erie
Teraona
Nia
Donita
Kimers
Nevada
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