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John Hays Hammond for Vice President Candidacy
The Chicago Pos discusses John Hays Hammond as a sincere, straightforward candidate for the U S vice presidency. Born in California with deep Western ties, Hammond is praised for his rugged, real‑world work and long service, seen as capable of meaningful national impact.
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Roosevelt Renomination Aide Says He Will Run
An intimate ally of the President, head of a major industry, states Roosevelt will accept renomination if the party conversion deems it necessary. He says no one has authority to declare a firm plan and that Roosevelt desires renomination, though he has not confirmed a decision.
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Chivalry Is Not Dead in a Curious Tudor Tale
A retold 18th century court anecdote recounts King Edward and a nimble hostess at Bread Street in a playful bridge tale. A Woman feigns ignorance of card ranks, saying she cannot tell a king from a knave, provoking laughter and a memorable clash of wit.
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Spite Fence Erected Forty Feet High Sparks Local Outcry
In Ellsworth residents protest a flat house built on a street leaving light blocked by a forty foot high fence. Neighboring Rev Dr J McKee, owner of the adjoining property, covered his side with pressed steel to resemble a stone wall while the opposite side remains bare boards. McKee denies the fence is spiteful.
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Orleans Fortunes Saved by One Man
The Orleans family rose in wealth largely due to the aid of the Dowager Duchess Egalite widow of the regicide Duke of Orleans. She sheltered and educated Montpensier’s illegitimate son Jean Antoine Dentend, arranged his career in Paris, and safeguarded royal property through turbulent times, aided by her devotion to Adelaide and the Orleans line.
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Poor Old Democratic Party From the New York World Announcement
An article notes that 67 delegates pledged to Bryans nomination at Denver, suggesting the party may face a fourth consecutive presidential defeat under the two thirds rule. The piece casts the Democratic Party in a dim light, questioning its prospects.
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Inherit Fathers Traits Say Dutch Doctors
The Hague dispatch reports experts Heymann and Wiersma conclude after twenty years and 3000 physicians that fathers dominant traits pass to children, especially sons. The study notes logic ability, scientific talent, and temperaments as primarily inherited from the father, with mothers influencing daughters less and transferring mental pursuits to sons.
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Bogs with Appendicitis From New York Dress Plutocracy
A fragmentary account describes a city dog hospital with a woman surgeon using sterilized gear and ether or chloroform. A dog undergoes an appendectomy, revealing a full set of teeth in a bizarre specimen. The tale shifts to human medicine and oddities, including dental care and diet jokes, in a cluttered, sensational tone.
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Republicans Reconsider National Headquarters After Denver
The campaign scene shifts as Republican managers debate moving the national headquarters to Chicago or New York. Anxiety rises as Taft sentiments vary across states New Jersey Connecticut and New York influence the party's outlook. The Denver convention outcome looms but leaders now view strategies as unsettled and evolving.
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Flower Cure for Fires From the New York Press
A confectioners shop stays free of flies as mignonette plants keep wares exposed yet odor deters flies. The writer notes mignonette in shops near butchers and confectioners prevents fly attacks, sharing a belief from the South. One sprig in a window allegedly keeps it fly free.
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Lake of Oil Hinted Beneath Creek Fields in Oklahoma
Five miles south and west of Glenn Pool Tulsa on the Kondorfer lease the Preire Ol and Gas Company has dried in at 2340 feet a well of high grade oil. This breakthrough offsets another deep well drilling the same grade, both 500 feet deeper than Glenn Pool wells. The find reveals new sand and suggests the entire Creek fields may eventually reach this depth and oil.
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Many Lunatics at Large Warned by Telegraph
A New York Telegraph excerpt decries numerous lunatics at large and urges confinement or restraint. It cites cases where relatives knew maniacs were dangerous, notes threats and killings, and recounts Mrs Cooper who killed her husband and five children after years of insanity.
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The Watering Trough Poem of Endurance and Thirst
A historical verse fragment describes scorching sun over a busy trail for weary horses. Water troughs fail and rivers cease as animals pant and seek relief. A new tin cup appears, offering a fleeting balm, while faith and labor sustain the scene through hardship.
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Rabies and medical notes from capital visitors interview
A jumble of quotes discusses rabies risk, bite danger, and the bite transmission through clothes. It mentions Dr Abram Armstrong in Washington and references patients, medical conditions, and various places as the piece shifts between topics and fragments.
Two Headed Turtle and a Train of Oddities in a Curious Tale
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a headline about a two headed turtle and a bizarre event in Manama including a dramatic dynamite incident. Names such as Roy and Ldna Decker appear amid odd phrases about a rentil house and a freak show. The text resembles a chaotic news snippet with scattered references to residents, staff, and possible arrests for disturbing the peace.
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Fragmented OCR Paragraphs Describe Political Struggle and Voters
The readable fragments sketch a political scene with references to voting, candidates, and party figures. Names and places are unclear, but the text hints at tensions over leadership, support for the best men, and preparations around an election.
Reflections of 4 Bachelor from the Chingo News
A string of satirical pieces on temptations, vows, and social foibles. The reflections tease men and women, noting how deeds back words, and how wealth and fame matter less than character. A New York value set mocks churchgoing, hair color, and summer resort annoyances.
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