Lincoln readers urged to remove Bryan lithographs during Taft visit
Lincoln on September 29 sees William J. Bryan ask local Democrats to take down portraits of himself while William H. Taft visits. The telegram urging courtesy to Taft reflects early campaign partisanship. In Brockway, Geo Bustoul of the Aoutit region died from a gunshot wound, body found near Olallacwayon after a brutal attack with signs of struggle and throat damage.
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Wright brothers seek nine month extension for gyroplane recovery
Washington, Sept. 28. Orville Wright requests nine more months to recover from injuries suffered in the recent gyroplane accident at Dayton. Catherine Wright, sister, signs the extension request to the signal corps endorsed by the Wrights. The motion aims to allow time to complete delivery of the government contract machine.
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Chief Engineer Goethals to Visit Washington
New Orleans Sept 24 Coiner George Goethals chief engraver of the Panama Canal arrives aboard the Cartage en route to Washington. He declines to comment on his visit and discusses labor conditions in the canal zone noting workers leaving for better opportunities while expressing confidence in available labor.
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Fatal Folding Bed Tragedies Reported in Chicago and New York
Readable fragments describe two tragic deaths from folding beds. In New York Mrs Mary Storti allegedly left two month old George asleep and later found him dead in a folding bed. In Chicago Edward Koziewietl 19 months died in a folding bed after his mother discovered the child smothered. A third note mentions James R. Skitty, longtime Chicago resident and former bookkeeper, dying at 8 from pleurisy after a career at Heela Mining and a World’s Fair period energy.
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Western County Exposition Opens With Horse Show Feats
On the grounds a grand display of racing horses and expo exhibits unfolds. Notables include Feur County entries such as Runney, Cronerton, and Noondar, with stables, sheep and cattle pavilions, and a large Anaconda display. Local vendors like H C Minniean & Sno Ogden showcase irrigation and pumping gear as preparations complete for the fair's opening, drawing crowds to a bustling scene of exhibits and a Nat Reiss carnival lineup.
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Loss of Lipe Deluges City in Septenary Swell
Bombay reports a heavy flood in Lipe after a thawing cycle. Widespread devastation follows the rising waters as streets flood and dwellings are submerged. Dam breaks, corpses wash ashore, and a hospital and key roads suffer damage amid ongoing rescue efforts.
Nicaragua Goesons to United States Here
Fragmentary text mentions Nicaragua and United States with unclear names and numbers. no clear event, date, or outcome readable. core facts cannot be determined from the available material.
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Revival Meetings Aimed at Orient Regions
Revival services are planned under the auspices of the Procylerias exangelieic Work committee with evangelist and choir leader Charles M Alexander directing a three month program in Asia and the Pacific. Dr Chapman and Mr Alexander will depart for Australia April 1 to lead the mission and preach to congregations across China, Japan, and the islands, with travel through Pekin and Shaws.
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Ten Year Old Girl's Long Journey Home from Shanghai
A ten year old girl labeled Judy Jenack travels from Shanghai to visit Chicago with her grandmother and mother. Homesickness leads her parents to arrange a return voyage on the Kurex while they plan to follow later on the Biboria.
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Watson Attacks Pettigrew Told By Open Letter
Athints Ga Sept 28 Watson issues formal statement to the Associated Press denouncing Pettigrew. He accuses Bryan allies of shifting from principles on race and misusing funds to manipulate campaigns. He warns of white supremacy risks and exposes alleged ties to money and political operatives.
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Oil man Nagel retained in legal role amid Waters-Pierce matter
Chicago report states Charles Nagel, as chairman and head of the national headquarters, admits a law member acts in a professional capacity for Waters-Pierce Oil Co. The assertion drew quick comment from Judge Neuel and Senator Princt of St. Louis with ties to President Roosevelt, while Nagel, a Republican from Missouri, remains retained.
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Hisgen Seeks Presidency in Salt Lake City Speech
In Salt Lake City on September 28 Thomas A Hisgen, a independent party presidential candidate, vowed to target high vices in his campaign and accused Standard Oil connections of influencing politics. He claimed Gov. Hackett resigned over oil interests and attacked Bryan, denouncing cooperation with Standard Oil financiers and political payoffs.
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Reserved Seats At Races Attract Early Arrivals
Amid confusion a limited number of 264 seats are set aside at HM Gents for accommodation for those who cannot arrive early. The first division at Min Pep lage pean Sot areas is reserved, with numbered seats offering access to a limited audience and early entry instructions for patrons.
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