Stanford Dominates Colorado in Record-Setting Meet
Stanford defeats Colorado 62 to 53 as five state records fall. In Boulder the Stanford team leads with Vandervoort winning the yard dash in 10 2 5 seconds, Barratt taking the one mile, and Leynolda Galeran Martin high jump shares. Crawford wins hammer throw for Stanford while Hamiton Colaray places.
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Boulting
Conn
Leland Sleoford
Colorado University
Boulder
Cole
Stanford
Vandervoort
Warner
Colorado
Barratt
Firatz Maundrell
Leynolda
Stanford Springs To Victory In Colorado Track Meet
Stanford athletes lead at the Colorado invitational with several second place finishes and a final score of Stanford 62, Colorado 58. Notable results include Hicks second in long jump and Warner first in discus while Vanderwood and Horton claim runner up spots. The meet featured no Stanford milers contesting the event and highlights included 41 feet in the shot put and 28.20 seconds in a sprint.
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Inet
Knowles
Colorado
Liskunca
Snehen
Oilan
Stanford
Vanderwood
Tistaure
Warner
Horton
Hartan
Nyal
Hnanlltat
Culoredy
Aod Beilan
Suter
Mill K. Blanford
Brs
Culolndo
Roosevelt Declines to Back Roosevelt’s Position at Convention
Washington reports President Roosevelt has conveyed that no ally of his will support a move to revive sentiment opposed to the president and that his personal friends in West Virginia will not publicize the message. The note aims to keep the administration’s stance clear amid delegation tensions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ovine
West Virginia
Chicago
Echolon
West Virints
Nevada Denounces Aldrich Vreeland Bill
A state convention platform denounces the Aldrich Vreeland Bill amid party unity after the death of Governor Syirks. It renews commitment to reform, condemns the Senate proposal, endorses railroad rate repeal, and instructs delegates to vote for the measure.
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Nevada
Aldrich
Vreeland Bill
Tay
Syirks
Dickerson
Alriel
Vreeland
Aba
Paler
Vale
Lin
Indictment Filed on Twenty Seven Counts in West Coast Case
Los Angeles dispatch reports S P indicted on twenty seven counts in a rebating scheme involving the Southern Pacific. Federal authorities served process on the General Superintendent and related officials as the case unfolds in court filings and government actions.
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Los Angeles
Col
Paelfe
Mat Cotepany
Unclear OCR fragment prompts uncertain crime linkage
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and events but lacks coherent facts or dates to summarize a specific news item. Unable to identify a clear person, place, organization, or outcome from the garbled input.
Townsfolk greet Bryan on long Nebraskan tour
Scott's Bluff Nebraska June 2 a crowd gathered as William Jennings Bryan addressed a large audience in Kimball after a daylong caravan across the panhandle. He spoke on national issues while local officials noted Nebraska’s rail and economic concerns. The event featured a nonpartisan welcome at the Kimball Commercial Club and a reception at the home of a prominent Democrat.
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Ulm
Weorentuin
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Grat
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Shunnery
Cimmey
La’clsol
Kimbo
Kimball
Mimbilk
AL Uwelaek
Stig
Allianca
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Brileeport
Poreh
Ln A Futmiers Yngony Stich
Salinduto
Howard
Hovitel
Walt
Bryan
Kimball Commercial Club
St Vwrdelurg
Dantwr County
Nebraska
Two Cuban attackers in camp trial quoted in court
The testimony recounts Corporal Cooper and Private Gwson accused of killing two Cubans. Captain Parker questions Fearnley’s tale and Lt. Davianin Attorney cross-examines, with Fearnley’s story unraveling as the defense contends the two Cubans attacked American soldiers, while ongoing lines reveal the camp escape attempt and the trial’s tense atmosphere. Also featured is Ernest Nathan, first British mayor of Rome, praised for his civic role and political influence amid municipal council tensions.
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Camp Galuithla
Corporal Cooper
Gwsn
Justi
Ayniey
Llentenant Davianin
Daetit
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Waeluken
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Birventit
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Aly Seneo
Tony
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Fearnley
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Rome
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Ghgitnt Af Linty
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Mithecto
Naethem
Mayary
Open Derby at Epsom Draws Americans and King’s Colt Perrier
Tendon Minn reports the 1898 Derby at Epsom will draw a record field with at least ten horses capable of winning. King Edward's Perrier is a key drawing card amid strong American interest led by Seasick II and Azote, while Norman II and Mountain Apple also figure in the strong overseas betting. Vermont owner Norman II and Vanderbilt's Seasick II headline a crowded, controversial field ahead of the race with heavy public betting and local excitement.
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London
Gan & Doxen
Cybrier
King Edward
King Buward
Wales
United States
Norman 11
Awhael Vermont
Uist
W. XK. Vanderbilt
Olsg
Novana
Maaer
Llangwent
Jn Sny
Sit
Lucien Lyre
Ae Curtain
Mountain Apple
Mountain Minute
Neyman UT
Vanderbilt
August Behment
Lusitania
Richard Choker
District Attorney Arrested and Ordered Held in Prize Case
Honolulu reports the district attorney RW Brn was arrested on June 2 in connection with a Taw prohibition at prize files. He faces immediate trial as authorities press for rapid proceedings.
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Ordley
Taw
Valles Brats
Brnone
H wSe
Sun
Philip Acquitted in Murder Trial in New York
Philip Acquitted, a civiangineer and Claibman of New York and Washington, was found not guilty of the murder of Bramk Macdboy by a jury in the infernal court here. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty after deliberating about twelve minutes. The Imperial court today sentenced Herr Schivara, a well known about to twelve years in jail for possessing German military secrets in France, with ten years under police supervision after the grand monarch.
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Imho
Gaston P. Philip
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Claibman
New York
Washington
Bramk Mac Dboy
Leipsie
Tyne
Schivara
Wigelvil
Hwa
Platt Resigns Amid Court Clash Over Widow’s Claims
New York June 24 Awan appears in court as Platt quits amid a dispute over alleged debts and a scandal involving Mrs Mia Tone Wy Plath Morty. The hearing references payments tied to an agreement executed by Estate party officials and related division proceedings. The matter suggests ongoing separation talks referenced on page 22 with allegations of misappropriated funds.
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New York
Awan
Oa Law
Mra Mia Tone
Plath Morty
Arrest Warrant Issued in Larceny Case In New York
A warrant was issued by a magistrate for FG Bailey president of Star Shipping Company on larceny charges. The alleged theft involved drills and a machine totaling 3200 dollars. The complaint was filed by the Star Drill Company of this city.
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New York
FG. Bailey
Snort Shipping
Black Likelihoood Seen in 1904 Vice Presidency
Washington reports ex-Governor Frank B lack of New York as a strong vice presidential possibility. The piece surveys Black’s speech, Roosevelt era ties, and the political landscape with Taft, Hughes, and Indiana’s and New York’s roles. It notes Black’s prior campaign prominence and potential to shape the Chicago convention dynamics.
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Reypublica
Frank
Black
New York
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Ami
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Tafa
Blnek
Anan Ho
Chiewse
Tong
Roosevelt Gorge Knight
Califintta
Knight
Avalton
Daspie
Dave Knight
California
Taft
Ypright
Joon
Wit
Singhas
Jugal
Hughes Glsa
Capon Pailtigny
New Jersey
Franklin Marys
Boone
Tad
Timene Woorrifit
Frank Blick
Roosevelt
Governor Bleck Eyes Senate Ambition Under GOP
The article discusses Governor Bleck seeking high office by moving toward the New York seat in the Senate. It notes his long-term aim to preside over the upper house of Congress and considers his potential placement on the Republican ticket for vice president if Bleck’s name appears at the convention.
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Luthers
New York
Aluty Senate
Black
George
California Nomination Sparks Racial Debate on Floor
Fragmentary report notes a contentious nomination scene in Congress where Walt and colleagues clash over representing Black voters. The discussion centers on voting rights and the vigor of electoral rhetoric as leaders maneuver on the floor of the assembly.
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Valgnt
California
Walt Oy
Nvenilion
Ronge
Lie Coliseau
Headquarters for Cannon Opening in Auditorium Hotel
The Cannon headquarters in Shitago was opening today in the Auditorium hotel. J. G. Cannon’s quarters will be managed by Don Byersmin, acting for Wn. B. McKinley of Champaign Illinois, who will arrive later in the week to take charge.
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Ite
Politienr Nenad
J. G. Cannon
Auditorium Hotel
Don. Byersmin
Cattarese Miant
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