Roosevelt and Bryan Confer in White House Visit
President Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan held a half hour private conference at the White House. Bryan declined to disclose interview details while signaling support for a proposed government backstop for savings banks. He emphasized Republican tariff stances and noted plans to present measures to Congress. A separate report mentions a white male infant found near a ferry line with unclear death cause.
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Temperance Fight in Chicago Stirs Sunday Meeting
The temperance movement in Chicago saw clashes between proponents and opponents as Sunday closing laws were contested. Members gathered for a meeting at the Woah Onrlsy finn Temperanes Winton with multiple speakers and collections while volunteers prepared for future action and demonstrations.
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Temperance
Winton
Wee Wen
Anil Irene
Keener
Local Puzzling Fragments Prompt Unclear Item
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person or group reacting to a plan or action and notes complaints and public commentary. The legible parts reference a geographic area, possibly a city or region, and a tense discussion over a notable decision or event.
Wall Street Money Brokers Halt Coin and Bill Deals
In New York City a currency shortage drives premiums high as brokers suspend purchases and sales of coins and notes after protracted tight money conditions. The move follows earlier limits and aims to protect margins amid volatile demand across major markets.
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Brent Howling
Wall Street
Zimmerman
Bubbas
Onandat
Eney
Uiwney
Unclear OCR Fragment Renders Historic Notices Chaotic
A garbled OCR passage includes fragmented names places and dates with mentions of committees and events. Readable elements point to political or civic notes, but most details are indecipherable, preventing a clean reconstruction of subjects or actions.
California Legislature Completes Extra Session Actions
California lawmakers wrapped three sessions with most extra session items enacted including a commission to investigate banks and laws, tax delinquency measures, and extending tax payment deadlines. Gov Girlette plans to adjourn sine die by noon today and sign the proclamation.
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Laurauento
Cal
Baxinese
Dub House
Midnlebs
Girlette
Guy Atuar
Fire dancer Paplata collapses on German stage
New York reports Paplata a fire dancer, born in California, died after an attack of anoplexy on the Apollo theatre stage in Dusseldorf Germany. The performer was a well known figure among vaudeville circles both in the United States and abroad.
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Barba
Paplata
Apollo Theatre
Dusseldorf
Mitrots
Gras
Burane
Portamonth Industry Payroll Totals Estimated at 16 Million
Pittsburg Pa November 2 The Portamouth district's industrial payrolls are projected to total about 16 million dollars for the current period. Banks and leading firms anticipate widespread clearing of checks and currency in 1 and 32 denominations as the new currency system gains acceptance.
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Pitsbury
Hankems
Nrg
Confiscation of Mail to Los Angeles Periodical
The postoffice department says all mail to the Engineering Journal published in Inglewood has been confiscated. Inspectors allege the journal sought funds from laborers nationwide by ads promising work on the Los Angeles project. A small registration fee was charged, and the promoters have been ordered to discontinue the venture.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Postofice
Engineering Journal
Tnglewood
Police Chief Warns Officer Over Abusive Conduct
Balt Lake officers faced a complaint against Patrolman Dan Gruavig for alleged abusive language toward O Pfaltfer manager of American Radi… The matter reached Chief Pitt who summoned Gruavig who denied the charges and was warned that further complaints would bring trouble for the officer.
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Pitt
Dan Gruavig
Nrunvig
Pfelfter
Ghost House Haunted Artifacts Spark Fatal Mysteries
New York reports a mysterious “shal house” temple linked to a spate of deaths after a New York museum exhibit. Professor Eugene Suluveder and Professor Schroeler Lapplsnold describe idols carved from bone and shell, a death drum, and eerie tools from distant islands.
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New York
Diamarek Srchipsine
Setth Paelfe
Purehees
Eugene Suluveder
Ted
Nyotian
Gunrity
Torofessor Schroeler Lapplsnold
Milk and Cream Price Increases Lead to Inquiry
The article reports a Houston inquiry into rising milk and cream costs, noting an annual toll rise of nearly eight million dollars paid above baseline prices. Investigators question alleged price manipulation by dairy interests, with Assistant State's Attorney Barbour signaling a formal probe into possible conspiracies and proportional penalties.
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Barbour
Kaiser's Weak Throat Reported After State Termination
New York dispatch states the Kaiser remains in Bagdad after losing state function. British court plans an operation lasting days, to address a hereditary throat condition. The procedure reportedly enters through the ear, aiming to relieve the long illness.
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Patiny
Bagdang
Janol
Ogden State Bank Warns of Currency Theft Trap
A chaotic notice from the Ogden State Bank warns customers of scams designed to steal cash and gold. It details threats, urges bringing money to the bank, and touts a Victor vault and heavy safes as protection while claiming vigilance against burglaries and explosions.
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Gola
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Voutainy
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Oqoden
Stan Bank
Harry Thaw Trial Prolonged Amid Confusion and Accusations
A disjointed courtroom scene in New York features Harry K Thaw and defense counsel. Arguments focus on why a speedy trial is not granted while relatives and officials dispute procedural delays and medical or personal citations.
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Histon
Harry K. Flint
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Harry Thaw
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Mecesiares
Mrs Bradley Murder Trial Heads Toward Final Week
Washington November 24 attorneys on both sides prepared for the last week of the Bradley murder trial. The defense plans a 12 000 word hypothetical question to test Mrs Bradley sanity while the prosecution argues she acted deliberately and aimed to kill Senator Brown. The case hinges on expert testimony from alienists and psychiatric evidence.
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Washington
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Chicago Banks Move Toward Cash Payments Reported
Chicago Clearing House association debates moving toward a cash based system with bankers invited to comment. A general expression of opinion may guide a broader shift while a mailed letter solicits replies from banks across the Midwest and West Coast.
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New York News Roundup and Regional Briefs
Local brief items mention Chicago and Northwifi areas, denver and denver related notes, and a mix of institutions and events. Names and places appear with scattered references to conferences, fairs, and markets. The readable segments reference central avenues and midwestern connections beyond a single clear story.
Financial turmoil and market shock ideals noted
A historical article discusses painful liquidation and severe shocks affecting stock markets. It notes talk of treasury relief plans, global sentiment, and ongoing efforts toward early restoration of economic stability amid uncertainty and confidence recovery.
Turst stock gains lift New York market amid broad advances
Stock exchange reports higher prices for railroad and steel shares led by New York Central Toledo St Louis Western and United States Steel. Gains broadened as demand softened but prices stayed elevated with several prominent issues like General Electric Republic Steel and Atchison showing substantial moves.
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