Taft Guest of Honor at McKinley banquet speech
Gloveland Den 29 The Taft delegation attended the McKinley day banquet of the Typeckave club with Col Clarence Swards and Congressman Anson E McKinlay. A reception committee led by ex Governor Myron Verrick greeted Taft at No University for the luncheon. The event featured remarks on trade, national policy, and the United States as a world power, with praise for President McKinley and calls for peaceful progress.
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Amu McKinley Tay
Colmel Clarencosswards
United Slates Army
Annoan E. McKinlay
California
Myron Verrick
Anitferman
Raat
Pablo recepHon
Halle
Ciovelnul Amd Oil Party
Nmne Okie
McKinliy
Maltinley
United States
Watt
Maskin
William McKinley
Folk to Seek Senate Nomination in Missouri Speech
Governor Folk announces plans to seek the United States Senate seat held by W. J. Stone. He will speak in St. Joseph next week and urges support for his candidacy while defending his public positions and the principles he has long fought for.
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Toletas
United Slites Seniir
Puecoud
W. J. Stone
Fragmented scribbles outline Jor Red Cross rally event
A garbled report describes a meeting of Jor chapter of the Red Cross society with Mr fatt and local leaders including Waller C. Brown and a Republican state committee member. Mentions May Tot, a garden scene, and a political start, with unclear chronology and attendees.
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Rath
Hie Red Cross Society
Chin Noultics
Fatt
Mtumager
Atethor F
Arss
Waller C. Brown
Cualesman
Soca
Handa of
Vorse
Wialiteton
Ming
Natural Flavor Process Praised By Dr Viiew Paverings
A brief notice describes a new method for obtaining natural flavors described as delicate and grateful. It states Dr Viiew’s Paverings recommend the process as concise and commendable with proof from trial experiences in improving taste quality and consistency.
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Viiew
Front of nations as a civilizer and up lifter af sinforinuate
Unable to determine full context from the fragment. The readable text references a civilizing mission by nations and uplifting peoples, but lacks concrete names, dates, places, or events to form a complete news-style card.
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Front of Nations
Emperor William Reviews Guards Battalion in Patched Speech
An OCR fragment reports Emperor William reviewing troops in a formal setting. The chaotic text cites regiments, commanders, and guards with scattered names such as Gorham and Sal, while describing pageantry, moves, and orchestrated salutes amid wartime parade imagery.
New York Bank Seized. National Bank Examiner Takes Charge
The New Amsterdam National Bank, located at the corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth Street, was closed by the comptroller and National Bank Examiner Charles A. Hrvinni placed in charge. Losses to deficits exceed 2,005,272 dollars of a 4,482,? capital. officers pledge full depositor payments and substantial stockholder dividends. The action follows a cascade of bank difficulties and reorganization efforts dating back to 1930, with statements from President Ethimuth about rehabilitation and a conservative policy moving forward.
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New Yorks Dan
Ams Bjerdin
Cormer
Broadway
Thirtyninth Street
Cuntumy Toniaht
Nationa Mank
Charles A. Hrvini Wis
Jnatiition
Muvsturdam National Bank
Hanks
Mheerton Ws Morse
Eva Hwise
Fox
Interata
Dat
National Biork
North Aluvelea
Se Bamic
National Wink Tonight
Ridghey
Cureney
Ng Sein
Agnete
Prewtein
Wilson as president of American forestry
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Wilson and roles in forestry groups, mentions of academic and political figures, and a public policy angle on natural resources. The readable text is garbled, making precise events or dates unclear. it hints at leadership discussions and proposed policy alignments within forestry and conservation circles.
Fund Allocation Note on Forestry Education Projects
A fragment notes money earmarked for forestry education experiments. The text implies specific spending rules to ensure funds are used exclusively for applied forestry research and related instructional activities. The source mentions a fund balance and oversight but lacks full details or entities.
Royertown Jury Verdict Cast on Local Tragedy Inquiry
A Royertown jury returned a verdict in the late local disaster case that killed 140 people, finding Mrs. Karos and the deputy factory inspector largely responsible for the calamity. They urged Berks County authorities to arrest and convict Mrs. Monroe, owner, and Hare McG. Bewhiel, the domain factory inspector, for criminal negligence.
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Royertan
Dan
Hhondes Opete Haute
Karos
Berks Cowity
Pawibls
Monroe
Alerecjitiona
Hare
Bewhiel
Domaln Factory
Unique Elevation of Rear Admiral Highlighted in Navy
Washington January reports Rear Admiral Leavitt Logan, commander of the Foniooth navy squad, is noted as the active fist holder of the rank for four days. He was confirmed by the rolls yesterday and is set to receive his orders. A memorial to Congress from Quilize Oklahoma requests adding "In God We Trust" on all coins, introduced in the House, with a vote scheduled for tomorrow at noon.
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Washington
Jan. Y
Aumiril
Leavitt’. Logan
Fonuicoth
Rollsie
Gethraad
Congress
Quilizle
Okla
Jan
Reques
House of Representatives
Sugar Convention Report From Delphin Chamber Meeting
Bransels, Din 29. The new sugar legislation was ratio by the Delphin Chamber of Duties Loray and the Volo Blanding 419 to 2. A brief local item records early notes from the sugar convention with the Delphin chamber offering oversight and a vote count reflecting divided sentiment.
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Bransels
Delphin Chamber
Danuties Loray
Volo Blanding
Architect Joseph Hucwun Faces Conspiracy Trial in Harrisburg
In Dauphin County Court Joseph Hucwun, an architect implicated with four co defendants, faces fraud charges tied to capital furnishings for the state capitol. Witness Rev Samuel Hueston described unsigned certificates and forged bills, with contractor Sunderenes allegedly overcharging and misposting items. Former officials including Samuel W Pennypacker and William L Mathues are named in the defense and witness lists as the case proceeds Friday.
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Harrisburg
Patan
Joseph
Hucwun
Cate
Himealf
Caser
Dauphin County
Samuel C. Hoesum
Philadelphia
Clergsisar
Way
Tames
Branford B. Lewin
Hueston
Europe
J. H. Sunderees
Sigane Ture
Lewis
Commonwealth
Sandereen
Former Bank President Returns From Absence
C. G. May, ex-president of Big Bend National Bank of Davengoth Washington, writes from Torton Mesa on January 21 declaring he is returning home in a few days. He insists every depositor will be paid in full. May was sentenced to five years for improper bank management, and reportedly vanished after the U.S. circuit court paused his sentence.
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Spokute
Waah
C. G. May
Big Bend National Bank
Davengoth
Wash
Torton
Mesa
Aula
May
United States Circuit Court of Ayperts
Court declines to increase bonds for Standard Oil
Chicago on January 28 Tudges Grovseng a baker and Seaman in the United States circuit court of appeals declined to raise the bond of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana from 6 000 000 to 29240 000 with government aid. The court said government attorneys did not prove the company’s property worth more than 6 000 000.
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Chicago
Tudges Grovseng, Baker and Seaman
United States
Court of Appeals
Standard ‘of Company of
Indiana
Night riders burn barn near Adairsville Kentucky
Night riders set fire to two large barns on the Jess Burr farm one mile west of Adairsville Kentucky during midnight hours. The barns contained a large amount of tobacco owned by J E Eropper who is not a member of the Dark Tricasso Grosters association. Mrs C W Davis sent word from Chicago and St Louis regarding the incident.
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Adairsvile
Jess Burr
Here
J Eropper
Dark Tricasso Grosters' Association
Testimony ends as Port Arthur surrender discussed
In Petersburg on January 28 the council of court martial concludes testimony on the surrender of Port Arthur. General Stoessel defends the fortress while Kondratenko's letter urges immediate negotiations for peace before the fortress falls. The court reconvenes February 4 for closing arguments as reports suggest the emperor may not be fully informed.
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Petersburg
Ann
Gevers Sloeesa
Port Arthur
Stoeszer
Kondiatanko
Storexel
Danan Arplla
Suk
Btorsael
Kondratanko
Kondra Janko
Stoesse
Ilr
Sou
Far East
Band of Women Robbers Discovered in Russian Poland
Police in a city in Russian Poland have unearthed a band of women highway robbers. The group, described as dangerous and composed of several women, has led to multiple arrests including a number of teachers. Authorities expect more arrests as the investigation continues.
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Russian
Poland
Vatlruly
Vostody
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