Extra Train Regulating Rules Questioned at Inquest
Testimony details extra car from Annapolis should have waited at Camp Parole for regular to pass. Dispatcher testified no orders given. jury adjourned to hear Motorman Wadsworth and Confort. Witnesses discuss timing, signals, and duties of crews at Annapolis and Bests Gate.
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Annapolis
Camp Parle
Shanaban
Inquest
Bests Gate
Camp Parale
Camp Parole
Jay
Ag Trair
Amp
Wadsworth
O Neal
New York
Beore
William Faughter
Hame
Athel Terrace
Fredenek
Fragmented death notices from an old city records page
A scattered OCR listing includes ages from infants to 99 years and various names and locales. Partial lines mention hospitals, addresses, and years of life or admission, with little coherent structure or dates.
Chandler Urges Black Voters to Back Democrats in 1900
Former New Hampshire Senator William Z Chandler addressed Galbraith Church crowds urging colored men and women to vote against Secretary Taft for president and demand enforcement of the fifteenth amendment. He claimed the Republican party robbed blacks of rights and pressed for a Democratic alignment to protect interests. Ministers spoke as Chandler warned of continued oppression in the South and urged immediate action to secure voting rights and equal protection.
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Galbraith Church
Republican Party
William Z. Chandler
New Hampshire
Galbrain
Chueh
Tafte
Oder
Gov Kellogg
Jousiana
Chandler
South
Democratic Party
Tafts
Eyro
Sim
Ghi Xhite
United States Army
Ile Affur
Hutuak
Distat Mart
Taft Landslide Forecast From Nebrasia Seem Deeply Mixed
A Nebrasia observer assesses the 1908 race mood predicting mixed support for Taft with some backers looking to Roosevelt. The piece notes tension among party leaders, the War Secretary Burkett’s stance, and hints at shifting loyalties among Nebraska senators and delegates.
Lodge Speech Outlined by Senator Lodge in Massachusetts
Senator Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts outlines a Republican speech likely to last about twenty minutes. He will argue the party’s welfare requires upholding Roosevelt administration policies and following them with energy for future success. He will touch on the third term talk but emphasize adherence to Roosevelt’s lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Cabot Lodge
Massachisetts
Roosevelt
UW Als
Count St Large
Puntry
Hoosevelt
Kittredge's Fight on Today in South Dakota Primaries
Stour fans report Keen interest as June 6 primary elections approach in South Dakota. The campaign features interparty clashes within the Republican and insurgent factions. Gov Crawford and Senator Kotti Iganude lead a crowded field as the contest promises a key statewide test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Crawford
Stour
Inter St
Suuth Dakota
Stitwart
Insurgr
Kotti Iganude
United Stats Pen Toisip
Hearst Gains Eleven Votes in mayoralty recount
In New York on June 8 the recount of the 186 Hearst mayoralty contest focused on 400 ballot boxes. Hearst gained eleven votes totaling 116 after reviewing four boxes. Lambert Clarence J. Shearn, Hearst's counsel, denied reports he would withdraw the case and said every ballot box would be opened and counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William R Hears
Hearst
Lambert Clarence J. Shearn
Plan to curb the South delegates at Republican convention
Chicago June 85 allies propose a plan to restrict Southern delegations at national conventions. The plan mirrors 19% Quay proposal, granting four at large delegates per state and one per 10 000 Republican votes, shifting 16 delegates from the South to the North and boosting states like Ohio and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Masachusetts
Nevada
Ohio
Indiana
Labor Leader Gompers to Oppose Memorial at Chicago Convention
Samuel Gompers denounces claims that AFL attacked court integrity and plans to fight the New York memorial at Chicago. He says organized labor respects judicial independence and will push for the right of members as a core principle, aiming to win Republican support for constitutional prerogatives. He prepares for an executive council meeting Thursday to discuss protest signs and strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercan Federation of Labor
Goipers
Ioeration
Chicago
New Bork
Republian
Ani WentiLe
Gompers
Alicineys
Estpcianens
Chic
Convention Notes Chicago June 4 Republican meeting adjourns after wind damage
Report from Chicago of a Republican convention tumult with temporary partitions in the Colum annex felled by a southwest draft. A surgeon ordered an adjournment as carpenters secured the area. John Spooner urged non renomination of the vice president candidate. James Sherigan and others pressed for unity and cautioned against nominators unacceptable to delegates. Headquarters planned for Auditorium Hotel as political talks continue at a gilded ball dinner.
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Chicago
Hkefore
Wiich
Colcum Annex
Suigeimt
At &Rms Stone
Chifrman
Vic
Dalrbanks
John Spooner
Wiconsin
Auditorum Hotel
Loim
Spooner
Athena
Fight On For Kentucky August Convention Turbulence
Fragmented OCR shows a chaotic report about Kentucky Democratic state convention activity. Mentions Gov Rock and Louisvill e candidate Hidem an and a forecast for U.S. Senate race. political maneuvering and primary context are described with unclear details.
Governor Guild Visit Sparks Vice Presidency Talk
Gov Curtis Guild Jr and his brother left for Washington for a 12 visit to Postmaster General Moyer. The governor said the trip had no partisan sign. News of a Guild White House visit interests Massachusetts Republicans who expect closer discussion of the Vice Presidency with the President.
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Guv Curtis Guld Jr
Washington
Gener. Moyer
Uap
Torse Grealy
Maxistchusetts Repuilicans
Dneer
Guild
Rhode Island Delegation Divided Over Bryan Nomination
The Rhode Island delegation to the Democratic National Convention split on backing Bryan. At a late afternoon meeting they decided to go to Denver unhampered by resolutions or instructions for any candidate.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Wig Bryan
Tug Maggie Missing With Seven Aboard Near Suttons Bay
In mid June near Grand Traverse Bay the tug Maggie from Suttons Bay with seven aboard, including FR Clark owner C P Kittle his wife and child Miss Fthel Graham Miss Lou Graham of Akron Ohio and John Bahle, disappeared after leaving Suttons Bay. The bay’s 40 inch chop made the area unsafe for small launches and there has been no sighting or word since.
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Traverse City
Maggie
Suitons Bay
Grand Traverse Bay
Suttons Bay
FR Clark
C P Kittle
Fthel Graham
Misa Lou Graham
Akron
Ohio
John Bahle
Tragic hours told by widow after man’s murder suicid
Mrs Pospisiel recounts the night her husband Dr Joseph Pospisiel fired on police and neighbors then shot himself in the second story window of their Seventh Street Northeast home. She describes his maniacal laughter, the mob outside, and her fear as she watched the events unfold before the body was taken for burial at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Joseph Pospisiel
Seventh Street
Glenwood Cemetery
Masocs Odd Fellows and Maccabees
Pospisiel
Alur
Uey Pleid
Fessenden
Mirs
Paspsiel
Paspisiel
Pospisel
Elf
Church of the Holy
Jlcventh
Eish
Edward
Joseph
Iet
John Marsh Place
Aspisiel
Ermot
Mamacal
Jiaaugh
Tne
Pospisil
Cheyte
Burning hotel rocks town as 500 firefighters battle blaze
The hotel fire began in the tower section trapping guests high in the building. Firemen carried hoses uphill and elevators failed delaying progress. Main wing engulfed before reinforcements from nearby towns arrived. Guests fled amid confusion as smoke filled halls and stairways.
Havana Trial Drama Shows Conflicting Accounts
In Havana a trial features Cooper and Cuban defendants detailing events aboard a boat. Cooper says he paid four dollars for boat service while one Cuban demanded seven, and a witness describes a moment of simulated stabbing as another Cuban grabbed a wrist. The defense maintains the men intended only a brief outing before returning to camp.
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Havana
Oy Cwinnell
Cooper
Gwomdll
Adso
Volore
Pugmide
Caner
Lim
Indorse Temple Plan Faces Indefinite Future as Backers Hold Control
A fragmented report outlines plans for a Labor union project associated with Temple, with backers potentially sole owners. The committee recommends endorsing the proposal while noting uncertainties about reputational risk and project leadership amid pending approvals and future votes.
Soap Makers Win Suit in R
A court decision favors soap makers in a civil action over a disputed art project. The ruling details damages and the parties involved, including manufacturer and artist associations. The case centers on alleged infringement and the court’s assessment of compensation.
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Eve
Zurhorst
Wutltiw
I. Bor
John R Wright CO
Theo
J. EE Tabler & Bro
Harviy
EA Talnors
Speare
Erbalmer
N. W
Sardo & CO
Sergeon
Thos A. Costello
Tilf Tor
Emdalmer PO Ourlt
Lors
Frank “Geier
Boases
Moirayl
Geo C Shaffer
Gronn Doneti
Gude
Saito
Taft
Hitchcock
Mentary Tafts
Lot
Bourne
Hepublians
Bea
Plea
Ryan
Roet
Laura
Jans
Lens
Pheresa
Kotler
Ross Telstar
Roy
Iena Hampson
Burkle
Meirow
Phive
John Sarling
Yoroas
Gretil Tennaliec
Jones
Caton
Pace
Raodall
Prnet
Daniel Vie
Molam Adams
Dame $ Jones
Beri
Anal
Marla
Morhal
Lizzie Adams
Kalon Wihe CO
Big 14Th St
Burkett
Veratar Barket
Nebrasia
Sille
Vesterdas
Dus Moue
Serttor Burkett Sud
Krank Hitchcock
Tafis
Jh Seniter
Nehaska
Lodge
Kittredge
Recanvass
Will
Gourts Plank
Auditorium Hotel
Tesser Coshaw
Charles Lawes
Kentucky
GOV. Guild
Bryan
Rhode Islanders
Michigan
Great Traverse Bay
Veeset
Babes
Maniag
Dr. Paspisicl
Lone
Beas
Bronaville
Washinton
Jane & the Twotel Gram
Atin
Bronxville
Neiby
Tie Lo
Hattune
Bigan
Regio Ad
New England
Mt. Desert Island
Manset
Gay Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor
North Shore
Boston Mass
Indorse
Central Labor Union
Asa Oelon
Fabor Union
M Taxlmoar
Mruntis
Roth
Ba Han
Arlen
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Autoville
Main Boulevard
Baltimore
15Th
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MD. Ave.n.e
Daniels
Bank
Wilson & Mayers
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