Smite May Succeed Whye The Wal gten base Vamps
The text discusses political maneuvering around a death and succession in the Senate, naming Walter Smith and Gen Vander Poti among organizers. It references party figures, proposed successors, and uncertainty about who will be named by the state committee and senator leaders.
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Walter Smith
Seers Geaman
Albert
Wate van Dort Poe
Gen Vander Poti
State Committee
Amd
Boterman
Sumth
Mi Gorman Sud
Soniter
Tae Bo
Washtenaw Auto Bust Stuns City as Chase Ends
In Washtenaw a dramatic night pursuit concluded on Broadway and Fifth Street when John Fitson was stopped after a high speed run. The suspect, connected to a theft ring, faced charges while cashier Hickson provided details. Authorities believed the incident exposed roughly 82 million in embezzled funds from customers, prompting protests from the involved bank's guard and officials.
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John Fitison
Pitot
Fifth Street
le Biesele Baenue
Chaul Feuren
Cishier Hickson
Tom
Wilmerding
Bani
Premiere House Sees Tense Family Scene At Debut
The premiere event features a fraught gathering as the Dowager Prioress, the Queen Alexandra, and other nobles call for family presence. A medical bulletin notes concerns about the patient’s condition.
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Sir Fesay Tomm
Alexandra
Ae Fusaia Callel
Last One Dead Again of Noble Six Han Rid al Balaklava
Tajira Colon Martz Illam Neims aged ninety years claimed to be the sole survivor of the noble six at Balaklava. He died at his Minassa home after being wounded in the head at Balaklava and later fighting at Sebastopol during the Innerman battle. He came to America on the 13.
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United States Senate
District of
Coruba
Humitte
United States
Baltinore
Colt TM Randell
Senate
Willian Pingne Miseir
Congress
Wits
Sehoel
John
Morgan
Alabama
Tajira Colon
Martz
Illam
Fear of massacre as warship threat stirs panic in Haiti
Reports from Port au Prince describe a surge of fear after British and German cruisers arrived citing protection of foreign interests. The Haitian government and consulates face pressure as refugees are debated for evacuation while the United States orders naval movements from Guantanamo. Authorities warn of possible further violence and international tension amid rumors of executions and distrust between Haiti and foreign powers.
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United States
Kes West Pla
Stiton
Havana
Ealats
Port Au
Guantanamo
Port An Eine
Prince Trait
Indefatigabls
Bremen
Putney
Port Au Prine
Temps
Oon
Haiti
Distrees
Gonawes
London
Dax
Port Au Vrince
Admiralty
I Des Moines
Port Au Prinee
Fragle
Alississipm
Negro Republic
Great Briton
Cressex
Srinus
Ferean
Howreser
Port Au Huinur
Hai
Furmssamerl
Winister
Tague
Genatves Glen
Cru
Stites
Sagaimst
Wiici
Germany
Gree Brit
Paulin
Denver
Tsead Gaserament
Suman
College Rioters in Irons Raise Funds to Reimburse Theaters
A mass university meeting led by Walle Rheinschild voted to raise funds via popular subscription to reimburse theater owners for damage from last night’s disturbances. Fifteen students faced charges for covering and were fined. a larger group was to face examinations Friday on storing. Charges include damages totaling about seven dollars per incident. The pledge aimed to dismiss criminal charges if donations covered the losses.
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Ann Parko
Atteen
Hon
Bick
Walle
Rheinschild
Duchess Visits National Academy of Design Exhibit
The Duchess of Martborough visits the National Academy of Design Fine Arts exhibition in New York, showing interest that pleases artists. The La Place sale of European wares opens at Sloan Galleries, 147 G Street, this morning at 9 and again at 3 this afternoon, featuring French gift furniture bronzes ornaments old prints and early Adams items. The sale runs today and continues tomorrow and Friday at the same hours.
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Wen Ork
Duchess of Martorough
National Academy of Design
Imart
Sloan Galleries
G Street
Slaam
Adams
Allvey &E
Auction Of Grant Letters From Bowen Estate At Andersen Attem
A New York sale of autographs and letters from the Bowen estate included Grant items. Highlights feature Grant to Thomas on campaign orders and a patch reproduced for Cal Bowers. A six percent greenback from 1867 signed by John O Mahone also appeared, valued at pennies, as part of the lot.
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Washington Post
New York
Ilmy
Bowen
Andersen Attemn
Henry Bowen
Levember
Thomas
Nashville
Grant
Hood
Nashyme
Woane
Penril
Bowers
Fisans
America
Joh O Mahone
Une
Tariff debate looms at Taft convention as Hughes and War Sec. reps on ground
Amid factional rallying at the Republican national convention Tariff plank talks spark lively debate. Gov. Hughes and War Secretary Dawes have representatives on site while Cummins and Allison factions push Taft support. Wade H. Kilns and others aid pro Taft line as delegates gather to shape the platform.
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Gov. Hughes
Secretary of War
Cummunirs
Ohio
Fenek
Bingham after Vanderbilt speculates on reopening cases
Attorney Jerome asked Lim to reopen speeding case files against Willau RO Vainderni and David Wo Bishop, who were detained the same day. Magistrate Kerno discharged Vanderbilt and Bishop, ruling the law had not been violated. Court action to determine if charges should proceed in Special Sessions. Union Trust Co deposits total 2,200,000 with banking safeguards.
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Spec
Wahinean
New York
Binghim
Jerome
Lim
Willau RO Vainderni Fro
David Wo Bishop
Kernochan
Vanderbilt
Mr Bishop
Court of Special Sessions
Banking Dept of Union Trust Co
13Th and
H Ststers
Canitaland
Taft and Erin Honor in St Patrick's Night Gathering
War Secretary Taft recalled his Emerald Isle visit during a New York St Patrick's banquet. Governor Hughes drew laughter with a dig at his rival while Taft clasped hands with supporters amid tributes to Ireland and Irish-American unity.
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Emerald Isle
Gov. Hughes
Blarney Castle
New York
Governor and Taft
Ireland
Politically Charged Letter Weaves Irish Question and Reform
A fragmented historical text presents a political letter by Mrs Sage criticizing King E slayes and urging a vote for Arather Man, weaving in Irish history and reform themes. It references representatives, gifts to Villap, and Umpires emeritus, with scattered notes on Taft, prosperity, and public sentiment amid turbulent parliamentary discourse.
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Arather Man
Villap
Rebate Reform in Railroads Promotes Fair Play
Reform debate across several states centers on rail freight rebates. Proponents argue equal terms for all shippers foster friendlier business relations, while critics warn against government overreach. The discussion highlights threats to competition and the need for a uniform standard.
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