Republican Party Contests Pause State Convention Decisions
At the Iowa state Republican meeting in Des Moines delegates faced hundreds of contested seats. Chairman R. Peace delayed rulings while Cummins supporters claimed authority and Perkin supporters pressed for division of delegates. The gathering and press reports signaled a split between factions over who should represent counties in the state convention.
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Fae
Cast Steepra
George DL Perkite
Rangidale
Ruvernorgleite
le Gavarnat Cuvins
Marmbera
Anya
Caromios
Cane
Globa
R Peace
Thomas PF. Unvington
George D. Tarking
Commine
Een Cummins
Per King
Royaty
Goverear Cazzetas
Polk
Cummin
Cummins
Trey
State Committee
Setumma
Aligariog Ag
le Pew
Patters
Perkles
State Central Committee
Mit Artion
Kidney remedy advertisement brings relief claim
A testimonial-promotional notice for Drane and Daan’s Kidney Pills from Buffalo New York touts dramatic kidney and backache relief. The reader names Ogden Utah as a place of origin, cites severe head pains and colored urine with brick dust, and urges purchase through A W Badcon’s dug sore.
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Ogden Tertuohy
EK Hartsop
Liekog
Rivers Avenue
Ogden
Ulab
A. W. Badcon
Daan
Price & Cone
Faster-MiMura Co
Butfalo
New York
Anto
United Biake
Revised meat inspection law in Berlin July 2
The revised regulations published today by the Dandesrath introduce stricter meat inspection standards. Inspections may be conducted only by three veterinary experts after important organ derivation, with carcemes classified under strict food safety conditions. A thorough microscopic examination of traumatic glands is now required, and glands and other organs must stay attached to fresh or prepared samples for trustworthy inspection. The rules take effect immediately.
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Berlin
Dandesrath
Parta al
Hecatees
Appeals for protection of Jews in Vienna July 20
The president of the Austrian Jewish board issued a formal appeal to Count Getuchawild and the Austrian foreign minister seeking international action to protect persecuted Jewish communities in Vienna. Officials report no response yet. Quiet in Bulgaria as Greek residents face unrest. authorities report arrests and property damage in street clashes.
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Vienna
Ausitian Jews
Divorced Wife Seeks Nevada Custody After Troubled Marriage
Mrs. Corey awarded a divorce in Nevada after a lengthy trial with testimony from Allan Carey and Addie Corey. Witnesses described desertion and a settlement pending alimony terms while Corey pressed for custody of their son. Corey claimed separation followed a failed marriage and travel to Europe.
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Ad Yhe
Steel Corporation
Nevada
Carey
Allan Carey
Abe
Hleetaide Avenue
Myre
Corey
Wiliam Ells Cores
Pattedure
New York
Lorgine
Europe
Mia
Tana
Misa Anote Corts
Corey Wax Visilly
Worle
Ainee
Molding
Benjamin Curler
Ber
Cotes
Edo
Araocletr
Tao
Chaine
Allan Corry
Nico
Neral
Trial Attor Speech Fragments Mention Corey Divorce
Fragmentary OCR text shows trial attorney statements about a divorce involving someone named Corey. Other proper names include Coney and Pittsburgh appears as a misread. The readable portions suggest a courtroom setting with references to consent and division of property, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Coney Wan
Chadsource
Pyttaburg
Corey
Real Estate Title Delays and The Lawyer’s Costly Role
A vivid account of land title transfers in New York shows buyers facing a maze of title searches and legal fees. Large firms dominate, employing title companies to comb records, with clerks and junior lawyers detailing chains of ownership, liens, and municipal taxes. The article warns of the risks of hidden defects and the market's push toward heavy legal scaffolding before purchase.
Jettary General's Critical Turn in Human Japadere War
A fragmented report describes a general named Gen who commanded the Jettary during the Human Japadere War. He led a campaign that halted the advance of Nardhan and Thea Thy forces at a pivotal moment, achieving a series of tactical gains that influenced the broader theater's balance of power.
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Eres
Hitchcock Files Answer and Tax Fund Notes
Fragmentary OCR outlines a formal filing concerning a secretary's duties, a treasurer, and quoted phrases about payments and fees. Mentions Vincik Indian Term, Choctaw Todlag, and a want for large yield and big results with references to Miekelperg and Miekcock.
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Taterion
Miekcock
Anearr
Ted Cesines Hiratelé
Unaid
Enjola
Miekelperg
Nace Era Company
St St. Laue
Vincik
Manifesto to the Peasants Prompts Tsarist Crackdown in Russia
A published manifesto to peasants accuses the lower house deputies of being biased by aristocrats and calls for universal suffrage, land seizure, and removal of local authorities. Police report arrests and bail proceedings while authorities suppress distribution and arrest agitators amid rising revolutionary tension.
Ambassador Meyer Reports Weak Labor Tremors in Petersburg
Dispatch from Meyer sent July 30 notes eight days since national assembly dissolved and predicts low likelihood of general strikes. He cites reduced momentum for political labor action as central labor committees urge abstention from politically motivated walkouts while Fraternaldom laborers show tentative restraint.
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Meyer
Petersburg
Atate Department
National Assembly
Mezer
Central Labor Commistes Weil
Atria
War display and tense crowd in Caucasus report
In St Petersburg on July 1, dispatches describe anticipation of events around July 29 between Armenian and Muslim factions. The article notes displays of white-faced masks and a tense gathering as representatives from warring sides assemble amid brief reports of clashes and mounting hostility.
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St. Petersburg
Uftween Atdalans
Tartare
Fac
Used machine guns shock St Petersburg in July clashes
Reports from St Petersburg describe fresh use of machine guns by forces amid a severe outbreak dated July 18. The first battalions of the Severky real meat wave claim orders were penned, yet details remain unclear, though the recurring weapon use intensifies the deadly impression of the confrontations.
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St. Petersburg
Paltara
Severky
Six Thousand On Strike Amid Turmoil At Mines
The article reports widespread strikes at coal mines causing disorder. Troops dispatched to Yuzortsaia area after economic tensions and min ers threatened production. About six thousand workers left their jobs, with keys miners on strike affecting output. Governor general has departed to assess situation.
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Yuzortsaia
Arrest of Douma Member in Prussia Sentinel
A reduced readable note reports that a member of the outlawed parliament from Grolap, Hesdraschuk, was arrested by a detachment of troops near Nursia. The dispatch notes fear and mentions the Schelsclehe Zeltung and a July 30 date in Iuly.
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Prussia
Trret-Litovsk
Nursia
Grolap
STOLYPIN TAXES PUSHED BY RUSSIAN PREMIER
July 29 report from St Petersburg notes a special circular issued to governors to compel payment of taxes. Police later arrested an employee of a cash house during a strike. An attacker threw a bomb into a shop wounding a clerk. the bomber was seized.
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St Petersburg
Ogersa
Lodar
Burn the Manor House at Poskor Russia
A mob of three hundred peasants set fire to the manor house and stock stable owned by M. Nazyriom the president of Metrlel DZemetra. They then looted spirit stores in the neighboring village and plundered state liquor shops. Authorities report slowed business and commerce.
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Metrlel Dzemetra
Relics of St Peter Debate Circulates Hidden in Rome
A London letter reports scholars and priests debating the relics of St Peter. Professor Marucchi and Father Titivar express caution about relic verification. Jesuit and other scholars favor careful study, while authorities seek guidance from Christian Archaeology Congress.
Australian mission sparks inquiry into alleged misconduct at embassy
In Washington on July 30, a cable from Sydney in Cavite reports an investigation into alleged misconduct by an American consul. Details remain unrevealed as inquiries continue and the investigation is not yet completed.
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Wahington
Lost New Yorker Identified in Western Valley Report
An early 20th century style notice reports a young New Yorker named Orville Cal formerly of New York involved with the Western Vac railroad project. He went missing after leaving for the Teather river area. authorities state he was sought for days with no private leads and no arrest.
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Trouble Over Use of a Phone Sparks Court Case
A man named Diner faced charges after a confrontation with John K. Mullen, wealthy mine owner, over phone use. Witnesses described a quarrel in which Diner allegedly attacked with a whip and pistol, while Mullen claimed self defense and insult, with the dispute centered on a telephone call that interrupted a family matter. The case, tied to a disputed claim against Stration’s estate, unfolded in court as testimonies detailed threats and weapon use.
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Mines
Annees
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Abe
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Misa Dices
Trans-Atlantic Ferry Scheme Discussed by Officials
A proposed weekly eighteen ship service between Newfoundland and Britain is reviewed by British Canadian and American maritime leaders. The plan, drawn from a British column, seeks government approval after a formal presentation to Parliament. The note mentions Premier Silva and a local casualty in a related update.
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