Hitchcock and Sherman Going to Oyster Bay in 1904
The piece narrates U.S. political maneuvering around the 1904 campaign, noting Hitchcock and Sherman traveling to Oyster Bay, with references to finances, press influence, and party strategy. It covers reactions from Republicans about invitations, campaign planning, and the role of national figures like Foraker, Roosevelt, and Gompers, plus cabinet and treasury discussions and upcoming events.
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Calumbus
Pker
Jams
Ican
New York
Qeorge Vorayer
United States
L Frothingham
Boston
Farr
Roosevelt
Washington
Frothingham
Massator
Forthinghamt
Sharman
George Er
Bere
Benator
Pest
Youngstown
Pene
Ohno
Dolley
Deket Ionat
Foraker
mBhe Sone
Qhra
Chicago
Goket
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Yosidencs
Onio
Isa Fay
Caenese
SETU
GS & Party
WACSE
Garga
Hitchcock
Tairbanks
Attitude of Press Officials as War Public Opinion Shift
The piece critiques press bias and partisan tone in reporting, noting officials and the public react to perceived unfair coverage. It discusses debates over public sentiment, taxation on newspapers, and the broader impact on national discourse.
Missionaries Meet Committees on Ecumenical Plan
Fragmented 19th century text describes a meeting of missionaries and committees to endorse William H H Teft and Silas McBee in Glasgow and New York circles. The letter discusses organizing an ecumenical conference, moral preaching, and cooperation among Christian bodies amid global concerns. The document names Brown, McBee, Barton, Roosevelt, and others in an effort to unite evangelical efforts and promote moral religion.
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New York
Oyater Bay
Sherman
Jersey
Palnbursh
Wiliam
Silas McBeners
Scotland
General Coe
York James
Boston
Barton
Sey Brown
Roosevelt
America
S of
Lincoln Nebr mule drama fuels campaign mood
A chaotic page from a Dickinson correspondence describes a Lincoln Nebraska mule mascot during a political event. Bryan campaign plans include speeches in Topeka and Indianapolis with a steady stream of requests for related publications.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Penota
Dickinson
Corres
Dena Tn Ufe
Campaigs
Spemocracys
New ‘York
Bryan
the Cured Society
Atica
Peng Arst
Orm
Chicaeo
Indianapolis
Topeka - At
Bryat
Ans Mail
Mountaineer
Memorial notice for Mrs Julia Ruse and others
A damaged obituary notice lists names such as Julia Ruse and others, with scattered references to relationships and interment details. The text mentions August, a church, and a burial in New York, noting a funeral time and location amid fragmented lines.
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Pitt
George
Ae Toe Reniden
Yo Wichel
Aspet
Laura i
Anne
Dodane
Mona
Jealousy and death Pierces Milwaukee couple quarrel
A Milwaukee man and his wife were found dead after a domestic quarrel. The wife shot herself as her husband stood nearby, then died in the arms of her victim’s sister. Police extinguished the scene, while a broader political gathering occurred in the same city with the Democratic event attracting attendees.
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Hague
Spootins
Hursof
Pusband
Coe
UeSe
Hecker
Wink
Jos Fetter
Minister Kills Himself in Syracuse University Pastors’ Note
Duane Phelps son of Lewis County native and Syracuse University graduate, a former pastor in Harwich Malden Mays Utica Buffalo and Rochester, shot himself after years of despondency from overwork. He spent nearly six years at Middletown State Hospital before discharge.
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Syracuse University
Jamespuane Phelps
Duatts
Ware
Mr Phelps
Cone E Northern Christian
Oh Ts
Manny
Vanes
Duane Phelps
Lewis County
Pronounced Dead Woman Revived After Medical Alarm
A New Britain report notes a woman was declared dead after a carbon monoxide exposure during a medical exam. An onscene doctor and another physician later revived her after continued efforts, restoring consciousness before departure.
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New Britain
Washkiewiski
Cian
Fraud sweep links Moscow police to Armenian scheme
Fragmentary OCR traces a scheme involving Armenian groups in the Caucasus tied to a theft ring. It mentions Moscow police investigation, a counterfeit or tampered stamp operation, and money movements through post offices and commercial houses. Names and details are garbled.
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Moscow
Altig
Warsaw
Washingtonian Sees Kaiser Asserts Abduls Holds Morocco
A Washington dispatch reports Abdul Aziz s forces crushing defeat of Muleki followers near the Moroccan sultanate region, with Abaul Azzi claiming a major victory and the sultan encamped outside the walls as news reaches the capital. The piece also notes Kaiser luncheon with a German ruler and honors for a professor receiving Pour le Merite.
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Abdul-Aziz
D Ama
Mamder
Morocco
Bes Sur Agig
Apau-Ama
Jay
Abaul-Azz
Haga
Madam Glacut
M Kelaa
W. Varia
Avaulig
Mtourul
Abdulz
Omb
Wit
Gimon
von Buelen
Kaiser aids Rock Fund donation boosts tuberculosis fight
The emperor contributes 24000 toward a 100000 goal for tuberculosis work. The donation completes funding as winter approaches, following earlier gifts by notable patrons.
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Kaiser Aids Rock Fund
Bertin
Abe
Robert
Mr Carnegie
Gun dealers arrested near Rome prompt international chase
North of Rome authorities halt a rogue ring linked to Swiss ports and a larger network. The group appears to move contraband toward South America with routes touching Bolivia and Peru. James FR Stutes man, newly appointed American delegate to Sparkvie, arrived and plans to proceed to the United States via Panama tomorrow.
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