Cortelyou enters the race as vice president candidate
The article details Secretar y Cortelyou edging toward New York’s vice presidential bid, outlining his strategy, expected allies, and opposition within the Taft Roosevelt factions. It notes Chicago delegations, potential support from Governor Hughes, and efforts to gauge President Roosevelt and Taft’s stance while rail disruptions and regional violence punctuate other items.
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Cortelyou
Cariel
Chicago
Corinl
Hughes
Cortelyan
Secraturgett
Secretar
Roosevelt
Taft
Corlilyan
Hag
Fairbanks
Snutherd
Tat
Fairbantes
Phardore
Toltorraw
Car Ulyun'g
Mdvanes
Atarta- Foe
Cage
Ansistant Secradary
Louta- Chalidge
Bowtanjan
Lonb
Ide
Varloun
Chicapo
Carvellis
Les
McKilay
Cechineal
Treamaror
RapidRean
Tien
Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Governor Guid and Candidate Rally at County Convention
Fragmented OCR text shows Governor Guid mentioned as a candidate for presiding at a county convention. Names like Senator Henry Cabal Taige and Osbourne of Fanit appear amid garbled phrases about delegates, party duties, and a national convention. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear events or results.
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Hardy Galil
Maskwenrtsotis Matisawa
Henry Cabal Taige
Marsnethealts
Gayermac
Osborne
Fanit
Ste Marlo
SAPS Fight Korean Rebels Amid Flooded Headlines
The report describes sap casualties and insurgent activity near Whang headquarters with references to Korean rebels and government actions. It notes ongoing operations, disrupted communications, and heavy fighting affecting regional control, with mentions of dates, locations, and strategic responses.
Gould Prefers Silent Exit For Europe Trip On Steamship
Geo J Gould avoided direct answers before sailing for Europe to attend the wedding of a prince while leaving his U S properties in a comfortable position. He claimed to be moderately optimistic about business conditions and noted a widening gap in rail earnings between major routes but offered few specifics on his plans or partnerships.
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Lurone
Geellle
Geo. J. Gould
Weathen Vinton
Gotttwest
Missouri
More Railroad Cars In Use Across Regions
Fragmented report notes an increase in railroad car usage with references to May dates and organizational action. The text mentions energy, travel, and testing efforts, with marginal details about trains and storage. Entities are sparse due to garbled OCR.
American Killed on Mexican Border Incident
A brief report notes a fatality near the Mexican border amid rising tensions. Officials provide few details while investigators secure the scene for further inquiry. No names or dates are confirmed in the available text.
Triplets Turn 64 as World’s Oldest Siblings Celebrate
Chicago June 8 dispatch from Wisconsin notes the Windecker triplets Sidney Wintecker Sylvester Wintecker and Mrs Gertrude Wint er of Wausin celebrate what may be their last birthday. Born March 8 1840 in Lawville New York the trio have shared life since birth.
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Chicago
Nd du Lac
Wis
Windecker
Sidney Wintecker
Sylvester Wintecker
Byron
Ger
Pior
Wausin
Windnekers
Law Villey N.Y
Aldrich to Convene Currency Committee Meetings
Washington June 9 Senator Aldrich chair of the currency committee called a series of meetings at the Plaza Hotel New York on Thursday June 11 to devise a plan of action for the remittance and to discuss subcommittee work on the tariff question. The full committee may meet for several days though it is expected not to be prolonged. The committee is authorized to employ government experts to prepare for its work and Aldrich will present a general outline of action. Also noted is a separate item involving a restaurant fire and damage to several businesses including the Shue company and an independent telephone firm. The total reported loss is around 1 086 and 100,000
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Washington
Aldrich
Adlalsa
Tan- Fronsional Currency Commission
Wnance
Ander
Plaza Hotel
New York
Davis
Jay
Plana
Agwration
Confused Rhetoric on Race and Education From Misused Speech
Fragmented 19th century style debate condemns racial stereotypes in American and English discourse. The speaker criticizes athletic and cultural pretensions, mocksChina and German symphonies, and laments warped notions of communal behavior versus personal vanity, ending with reflections on harmony and concert life.
Taft Men Way Taft Men Way
Chicago June 9 Much interest at a meeting of the Republican leaders committee debated the Louisiana delegation and whether four delegates would keep their votes or be forced to split with unselected members The Taft camp resisted concessions while compromise advocates urged unity The committee anticipated no floor clash and aimed to preserve single vote per delegate amid strong party tensions
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Chicago
Wepub
Lican Athena Committee
Sanior DE Lhe Veie
Louisiana Ecolesis
Toth
Mary Igusiges
Baleen
Washington
Gieurthside
Fin
Cormaillegiman
H. C. McCoy
Fin Mentian
Philprine Islands
Kren 1
Mmeheart
Ware
Avery Tie Abronees
Senate
Ale
Flooded Towns Struggle as Kaw River Rises Fast
North Topeka and Topeka areas endure extensive flooding with 7000 residents evacuated to shelters and schools opened for relief. Water crested near 11 feet, then fell slightly, while towns along the Kaw faced widespread property loss and disrupted rail service. Authorities warn of lingering danger and expect continued high water before any reopening.
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Toyska
Tibet
Toneha
Government Weather Bureau
Manhattan
North
Topeka
Kuw
Bluff
Union
Hock Island
Santa Fe
Kansaa City
Jane
Danillons
Kaw
Kanrag
Ul Harlem
Aerosa
Kanrag City
Tavorane Vilamaopntag
Joent Ales
Hughwal
Hota Alpen
Baen
Fewer Deaths in New York City Amid Pandemic Shifts
A News record notes fewer deaths in New York City during a period of the pandemic era, citing declines in renal and related causes. It highlights hospital and department data, with a focus on how mortality trends evolved, including a reported 4,000 figure and related administrative notes. The report mentions public health responses and ongoing concerns about medical capacity.
Unclear text fragment about a person and events
Fragmentary reading mentions a person named Chetan and references various terms and forms. The readable content is garbled, with no clear event, date, location, or organization to anchor a factual summary. The piece cannot establish a coherent news item.
American National Association of Dancing Holds 25th Convention
The twenty-fifth annual convention of the American National Association of Dancing opened yesterday with a keynote by Miller of Tormsichorean Art. The two-step dance options remain undecided as delegates review new dance proposals and potential winners.
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Miller
American National Associaton
Hu Colt
Conspiracy to Defraud the U S Government in Oregon
Prosecutors pursue charges of conspiracy to defraud the U S government over large land claims in Oregon. Named defendants include prominent politicians, lawyers, ranchers, and public figures such as Wiley, Willa Siushur, and others connected to Eastern Oregon counties. The case concerns alleged schemes involving 80 000 acres of public land and actions across Lam hn and related counties. The article notes investigation by federal authorities and lists multiple individuals connected to the case.
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Porthind
Ore
Formar Membor
Ulate Legiamntnee
Uor Aua
Willa Siushur
Aleo
Frondie Game County
Aline Knotts
J. We Grow
Wynn
Wella Cletewell
Eiate
W. Matthews
John Vert
First National Bont
Cannon Outburst in Chicago Rally Sparks Debate
Speaker Cannon declares he will not campaign in certain districts, warns opponents, and hints at political maneuvering during a stop in Chicago. He asserts strong support from loyal aides and criticizes rival candidates, while others offer cautious commentary on the national race and upcoming conventions.
King and Czar in Revel at Reval Harbor Visit
A June meeting between King Edward and Emperor Nisbineook occurred at Reval with the British royal yacht Victoria and Albert and escorting ships. The Imperial party, including the infant cranes veh and the blue grand duchess, arrived amid a grand pageant as Russian and British fleets gathered offshore.
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Raval
Edward
Britten
Victoria and Abert
Kits Edward
Boli
Cval
Polar Star
Dunigor
Toya Yuedt
Joru
Afont de Ga Cathedral
Thy Lay
Ermspurur Amt
Ula Worming
Thor
Naten
Ana
Alten
Iavy
Wille Crairevitel
Hinpevar Nietwlan
Slindarl
Alexandra
Pasalpye
Goanela
Dines
Tye
Pal Star
Victoria
Albeo
Kewleigee
Poky Star
Kray Enviar
Victoria and Athertugh
Galtie Adintyeh
Abilie
Pegassint
Lineemman
Athert
Henry
Seins
Aion
Mosacuira
Victaria
Mbert
Biaudeirl
Gelward
Walterny
I Russiene
Priest Does Not Desert Bill at Har Einor Tenners
Fragmentary OCR text references a priest and Bill, with scattered names and places. The readable fragments mention Har Einor Tenners, Gantinitte, Mary VraL, Qtley, and Pefitiy, but no coherent event or outcome is clear.
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Bill
Chievo
Hareinor Tenners
Gantinitte
Wyatt
Mary Vral
MTU
Unclear OCR snippet hints at local voting totals
Fragmentary text mentions figures and places with mentions of sums and votes. It presents a confused array of names and locales, indicating a local election or financial figures but lacking coherent context or clear outcomes.
Closing Quotations Of World Markets A Jammed Ledger
A garbled summary-free OCR list highlights mixed market quotes from New York trading, including copper, sugar, and various stocks. Key names like American Sugar, National Biscuit, Union Pacific, and Chesapeake and Ohio appear among broad indexes with notes on opening declines, intraday volatility, and slight recoveries.
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Poondry
Logomofe
Colorado
Delaware
Denver
Rio Grente
Denver and
Rio Grande
Intarborough
Ty Interborough Met
Louieville
Nanlville
Mesman Central Vores
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