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Representative Burnett urges support at Virginia City Chamber of Commerce annual dinner for improvements to Potomac and Great Falls projects. The text references candidates, events, and mixed details about attendees, inviting participation and backing.
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Burnett
Chamber of Commerce of
Virginia City
Potomac and
Great Falls
Mdscotdy
Sonate
Martins
AlGmure
Lean
Moornett
Florida G O P Split Shown At Pensacola Dinner
The Florida Republican meeting produced a split with delegates chosen unanimously pledged to Taft. Secretary Filles announced twelve delegates at large with one unpledged, while Henry Chubb touted support for renomination and a Chicago convention ticket. Guests included notable Republicans from Pennsylvania and Michigan among others.
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Filles
Pleridi
Henry Chubb
Unani Menseoletery
Chicago
Taft
Pensacola
Inderard
Joosevett
Mose
Misulvsippol
Congress
Gan
John Dalat
Hark
Pewenas Mgm
Ales
Irlin
Olmsted
Jesse F
Hartrain
Jufean Charles
Patton
Rigo Charles Matthews Arthue
Bares J
Langham
PM Steer Stephen
James Prandy Hurke
Dr A J) Barchfetd
Quincy Says Nothing About Campaign Cash
Former Boston mayor Quincy declined to answer questions about campaign funds, denying any wrongdoing. The New York Times notes he referred reporters to campaign staff, while others suggest the sums cited ranged up to nineteen thousand dollars and eight thousand from Frederic Courtant Pen. Governor Wilson, in New York and later Lrenton, had no comment.
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Sportal
New York
Boston
Jonah Quincy
Deny Mor
Atport
Wocal
Col Watterson
Wilsons
Quincy
Ovie Combs
the Times
Mc Metombs
Gov Wilson
Taft County Delegates Named At State Republican Meeting
Fragmented OCR shows Taft County Republicans selecting delegates and alternates to the state Republican convention. Names and roles appear, including county chair and state committee connections, with references to planned votes and instruction to support specific ticket members.
Progressive League backs La Follette in Minnesota
A Minnesota Progressive League telegram to La Follette congratulates him for declining to run and pledges support in Minnesota. The message, signed by George Latta, James A Peterson, and other party leaders, expresses confidence in his strength as the presidential candidate.
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Minnewpon Mann Fen Banatine
Sunmnesots Progressive League
SEC
Robert VO Ba Jofletts
Roe
Ima Astoma
la Pollette
Solons Invite Candidates From State Legislature Action
Annas Md Jeb reports that the legislature plans to invite several candidates including Womtrow Wilson, Champ Clark, Judson Hana, and Wonderwand after the senate passes a resolution. The governor is to sign and send to the Virginia legislature for ratification as interstate concurrent measures move through committees in both states.
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Annas Md
Tin House
Aegites
Insight
Senate
Womtrow Wilson
Champ Clark Judson
Hana
Oseir Wonderwand
Potomac
Sunday Paze Moenzin Ren Feature Preview
A Sunday magazine adds an exceptionally good issue with front cover art Bringing Rome the Mall a charming vignette by Charles Sarka. The contents include The Real and the Make Beliefs by Ret Beach The Regenerating Fixit by James Hopper Freshmen of the Air by Tosiah Medill Patterson A Midnight call by Mabel Herbert Urner A Second Chance for Bad Boys by Laura Crozer Big Gonglishes by Rothsin Wallwe and A Penitent by Charles Thun Junkin. Two illustrations accompany each article.
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Caver
Rome
Charles Sarka
Ret Beach
James Hopper
Tosiah Medill Patterson
Mabel Herbert Urner
Laura Crozer
Rothsin Wallwe
Charles Thun Junkin
Artile
Roosevelt Leading in Indiana Straw Poll House Split
The Indianapolis Star reports Theodore Roosevelt leading in Indiana with about 18,000 votes while multiple candidates trailed. Roosevelt supporters organized by district lines as Slayden resolution sparks laughter from Colonel. reactions from Washington, D C and New York emphasize a mixed but Roosevelt-favored mood.
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Washington Post
Indianapolis
Ponty
Iil
Dtuorevells
Golai
Endidy
Ea Tefferson
Gov
Hadley
Minsaud
Rousevete Chi
En Jedae
Toterton
Cueh
Estept
St Louis
Nbs
New York
Theurtare Rouse Seit
Sladen
Ronnie Ad Na
Benatar
Campilsa
la Follette
New Jersey
Votin
Tum Tar
Won Mitchell
Atinta
Faw Welt
Wr Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Alderman Declares Not a Candidate for Office
In a formal statement the Alderman rejects bids for any position, saying he will not quit his role in the education field. He cites lifelong dedication to public service and education, insisting his future lies in serving the department and community.
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Auvtods Corpole
Room for all in politics at luncheon
Former Gav Myron T Herrick was named ex ambassador to Armec at a business luncheon. Vice President Charles Wo Faittiinks announced the choice while Mr Lair banks stated Herrick is out of politics. Herrick criticized current leaders and defended a bipartisan vision for national service and civic duty.
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Clevelant
Chin Tebby
Gav
Myron T Herrick
Armec
Vice
Charles Wo
Lairbanks
Herrick
Furbanks
Herrkck
Oscar Underwood Indorsed by Decatur Democratic Committee
Decatur Alabama voters learned that the Democratic executive committee of the eighth district adopted six resolutions endorsing Oscar Underwood for the Democratic nomination for President. The committee set April as the date for a district primary to nominate a candidate for Congress.
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Decatur
Ala
Oscar Wardereeed
House of Representatives
Democratic Executive Committee
Eighth Congressional District
Licensed to Marry Jot Rossell of Honywood and Others
A list of individuals including Jot Rossell of Honywood and others from various locations appears in a fragmented notice. The text references marriage licenses, names, ages, and related details but is garbled and incompletely readable. The piece resembles a public notices section with multiple persons and places interwoven in OCR noise.
Assailing Third Term Debate in Mexico and Roosevelt Quotes
A speech denounces a potential third term in Mexico as autocratic and cites Theodore Roosevelt’s opposition to a second or third term. The speaker recalls June 1904 remarks by McKinley and Roosevelt, stressing no candidate or nomination would be accepted beyond the constitution.
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Mexico
Tula
Molall
Theodore Roogevelt
Roosevelt
Washington
McCall Gat
Wefan
Mukinky
May Lose Senate Control as Insurgents Challenge Rank
Insurgent Jepwicheins press their influence in inform conferences, warning that the Democratic Senate faces a loss of control if Republicans in several Western states push a challenge. The split hinges on a pending successor for Senator Hughes and the balance of power after March 4, with insurgents signaling they may tilt the chamber toward Democrats.
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Jepwicheins
Informa
Dirent
Coloreda
Stughes
Rentachy
de James
Alfwer
Senate
Republic
Uo Tepothoa
Nolset
Pole
Ae Totth
Idaho
Carta
Ramis
Disen
Martane Warren
Wiemug
Poul
Colorado
Barth Artisan
Brown
Ssn
Guaxenheha
Curtis
Worrin
Ant Warren
Coor
Allie Pean
Anil Unik
Renae
Roosevelt Sen Qanent
Toogevelt
Wea
Warren Uh Ty Vos
Mginizihan
Terim
Washingtonians Wed at Rockville Rockville
Miss Margaret Fry aged 16 and Andrew Hust aged 21, both of Washington, wed in Rockville by Reverend Samuel Ro White at the minister home. License clerk hesitated, doubting age, then granted license after assurances.
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Rockville
Mia
Margaret Fry
Andrew Hust
Washington
Samuel Ro White
Rumors of Chihuahua secession threaten Mexican stability
Reports from Mexico and Washington describe fears of Chihuahua declaring independence and Orozco defecting. President Taft and advisers weigh border troops and possible responses while denying imminent U S military action. Officials say elation in the north could redraw alliances if unrest spreads, though no formal secession is confirmed.
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Mexico
United States
el Paso
Chihuahua
Juarez
Orozco
Taft
General Orozco
Madero
Ins
Baty
Lawa
Amerian Ives
Jength
Mrs H W Taft Joins Catholic Church in New York
The New York Times reports Mrs Henry W Taft, sister in law of President Taft, renounced the Episcopal faith last week and joined the Roman Catholic Church at St Tenatius Loyola. She was formally received by Father Bernard Vaughan. The piece also notes Saks Fifth Avenue expanding to a larger store downtown with a new fur showroom and manufacturing area under Mr S Bak’s supervision.
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Madero
Bi Uillo Hernandez
Wihnatia
Santa Fulau
Antonio Rojas
Anob
Sante Taal
Ban
Andies
Juarez
Jaasa
Casas Grandes
Allie
Chituanua
SeRexted
United States
New York
New York Times
Henry W Taft
Taft
Homan
St Tenatius Loyola
David Wo Hearn
Bernard Vaughan
Saks Fuk Cumuans
13Th
Gstynw
Ll Fostaw
Seciina
Enowo
Enti
Evert
Pei- Rona
S Baks
Indict 40 For 100 Dynamite Plots
The article reports that 40 individuals were indicted in connection with a large dynamite conspiracy involving explosions across multiple states including Ohio and Illinois. It notes the involvement of labor unions, mentions the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, and cites statements by officials about the scope and impact of the indictments and ongoing investigations.
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Chicago
McManigat
Omaha
Nebr Lile Pa Davennot
Perth Amboy
Pelham
Paints
Ohio
J J. McNamars
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Miler Walter
National Finders Association
Pen Shoston Amt Steel Compactors
Te Drectors Association
Bnt
Drew L
Deirectors
International Association of Bridge and Structural Tron Workers
Public meeting to honor Mrs Lockwood and fund portrait
A meeting at the Willard Motel urged forming a fund to purchase a portrait of Mrs Teva Ann Lockwood for the Corcoran Art Gallery or another national institution. Speakers praised Lockwood and her efforts, with remarks from Mrs Nellie Mathys Homne and several named admirers and artists.
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Usuais
Ant
Willard Motel
Teva Ann Lockwood
Corcoran Art Gallery
Nellie Mathys Homne
Easton
Lockwood
Mra Lithan
Stevens
Anna A Gordon
Margaret Dye Ellis
Chira B
Colby
Fallan Leavitt
Br A Jarbecy
Lilian Fike Raome
Joseph Amuldich
John O Taterbrooke
Missy Minwa
Bickisy
Anger at Germans Grows Over English Lawyer Sentence
English lawyers falls under heavy sentence in a fortress after a German court verdict. Reports claim rising British anger and fear the incident could spark greater hostilities. Belgian witness noted as professional.
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England
Lemauvart
Burtrand Stewart
Mob attack leaves Black man fatally harmed in Codurrossink mall
A Black man named Stewart reportedly killed during a mob incident at Codurrossink, a remote town in Le county. Police say officers arrested a suspect, with details still developing amid the chaotic scene and ensuing investigation.
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Aidalla Gaeb
Stewart
Codurrossink
Ligdalla
Rgb
Tara
Sneed murder trial centers on conspiracy claim
In a court scene described, Sneed stands accused of murder with a defense arguing a conspiracy among the "Bav ee" family and Sneed separate from his wife. Captains indicated the defendant and associates faced charges, while witnesses testified to alleged collaboration not involving a co defendant.
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Court declines letters of administration in Sheridan case
A district court refuses to issue letters of administration for Thomas P Sheridan. The case centers on residency disputes between Sheridan and his wife, Mrs Sheridan, with Roberts appointed interim administrator. Appeals are filed with the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia as efforts continue to settle estate ownership and orphan matters in Washington and Prince George County.
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Thomas P Sheridan Speetaty
Waukrean
Upper Martre
Marland
Pnertder
Tanduser
Gere
Aig
Thomas
Mo Roberts
Baltimore
Storian
Atatel
Warstan
Columbia
Washington
Sherida
Fowler
Reutate Coir
County Orphans Court
Jess
Roberts
Prince George
Maniac Murders on Train Sparks Fear Across Regions
Fragmented OCR text describes a violent train incident with multiple suspects and unclear locations. Key names appear garbled, but references to a murder on a train, possible arrests, and surrounding area fear are detected. The article lacks coherent details to identify persons, places, or dates precisely.
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Underwood
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Nosinka
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Frank Geier & Sons, Sth Mw
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F Street
George P Zarhorst
Este
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North
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Clements
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Florida
SPLIT
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Pulaski and
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Min Martin Fae
Flor
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Minnesota
Progressives
Solons
Maryland
Wilson
Clark
Harmon
Duff Gordon’ Sherry
Kalon Wine CO
St. Stas
Indiana
Dassour
Banter
Gav Herrick
Oscar Underwood
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Alabama
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Honywood
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Seventh and
D Streets
Moneo Reed
State Department
War Department
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Gut
Department of Intice
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Chimama
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Timitio Vasquez Gomez
San Antonio Tex
Teliliion FE
Homez
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Orozxco
Pascual Diozia
Chihuali
Thate
Icheh
Cimhuala
Madei
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Antonia Waas Tin
Sanntonio
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Daniel Walerg
Maders Omi
Orezcu
H W Taft
Tage
Equitable
American Security and Trust Company
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Fifteenth Street
Aoken
Jersey City
Cleveland
Wen
Teoria TI
Tudge Andersons Court
Junge Andersen
Ness
Anderson
Lou Willl
Sigiaet Atternes Miler
Feder
Miller
Mrs. Lockwood
Maniac
Randosh
Thes
Annee
Jan Skalenpwan
Wornsdilen
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Torees
Swift
Bissentree
Jose Doin
Hlundl
Carson
Tee Dearnel
Surid Blundt
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
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