Noisy Political Battle Shapes Massachusetts Kentucky Race
Vague OCR fragment salients a contested election with references to Roosevelt Burton and a fusion before the New York era. Mentions a secretary, a county, and a list of candidates with labor ties. shows uncertainty about outcomes and party strategies in the U S presidential era context.
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Massachuestes
Kentucky
Aftryland
Roosevelt Burton Pefeal
Tate Bohm Smersely
New
Foley’s Plurality in New York City Election Returns
The report notes Foley’s plurality of 26 723 with detailed references to party shifts in Queens Kings and New York counties. It mentions Hearst and Independence League dynamics, Republican gains and losses, and the retirement of William B. Henney from local politics amid a mix of Democratic and Republican performances across boroughs.
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Peetet
Weanienien
New Fore
Hearst
Uckes
Mote
Republicard
Bayo Mingly Hines
Hoebert Parsons Ehtlyman
Bubbay County
Teslim
Independence League
Savor
Magor McClellan
William M Irie
New York County
San Francisco Landslide Affects Farmers Nationwide
Readable fragments note a San Francisco landslide affecting farmers nationwide who rely on imports and markets. The department is able to assess a large quantity of goods and there will be no general district this year. The article mentions a meeting and various numbers, indicating broad agricultural impact and distribution concerns.
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Raul Grat
Garkarn
Whiteney Funeral Calls Rift in Massachusetts Politics
Fragmented OCR text reports a political dispute around Whitney and a merger issue in Massachusetts. It mentions Whitney approving a convention that altered seating claims, Independence League and Antimerger figures, and revised poll results suggesting a strong independent stance. Also notes gubernatorial candidate figures and a count of votes and lists for official eligibility next year.
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Rison
George Frey Wiliams
Massachusetts
Henry M
Baenachusetts
Leazus
Flarvelt
Antmerger
Whitney
Teaxue
Hald
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Protic Silk
Yamatiawe
Plurality Victory in Pennsylvania Senate Race Reported
The Republican candidate wins Pennsylvania Senate race by about 175000 votes as reports note a strong GOP showing. John M. Wollom is reelected with a solid majority, while a city improvement proposition faces a reform-led challenge and public support shifts.
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Zreaaumer
Pennsylvania
Senate
Plese
Rte Vithieinin
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John M Wollom
Higgins Plurality Dominates Pawtucket Vote for Lieutenant Governor
In Pawtucket the Higgins ticket wins a clear plurality over Republican rival James Light of the State ticket. George Peabody Wetmore appears headed for the U S Senate as the Republicans secure a strong showing and elect A. J. Reid for supreme judge. University candidates Fennant and others are elected by roughly 15 000 plurality.
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Diu
Ruual
Dale Wiether
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Aongry
George Peabody Wetmore
United States Senate
Rann
Judea M Oh Reese Republionn Ciuntilary
Thto
Manders
George Coup Jond
State University
Femnnt
Ars
Seed Building Damaged In Agricultural Bureau Site Debris
A late night reconstruction effort followed an apparent wreck at the Seed Building portion of the Agriculture Bureau. Officials reported $30,000 in loss and $2,000 in salvageable items, with about 200 worth of goods recovered after the blaze. The incident prompted a government inquiry and a request for cleanup.
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Danarmant
Bob Galloway
Fim
Cole Westwood& Opivetn
Hoter Charso
Sornsen
Conference on French Tariff Policy Reported in Debates
Officials from the State Department said no exchange was planned at this stage while junior delegates from France and the United States discussed tariff terms. The session focused on trade terms and potential measures to align the two economies amid evolving global policy.
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Hweretars
Yeelerda
France
Annacsullur Zusserena
State Department
Print Works Embarrassed by Receiver Appointment
Warner of all city appoints receiver for the Sajid Print Works at Wart Adems in the United States Chewk Court today. The company runs from the jemneat Hottie plants in the cols ee kts employes uumindering. funds lode. The assigement for the revolver wan made by President Houghton. The June 13 1825 statement to the Massachusetts commissioner lists assets cash, machinery, material, debts receivable, and capital stock. The company remains solvent and the recovery aims to keep it intact and avoid further embarrassment.
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Houghton
Willian
Sprour
Boson
Arnold Print
Canumat
Peay
Sroceax
Tae
Teecelvir
Couel Aethet
Subways for Buenos Ayres plan to aid rail construction
Argentine authorities outline leasing and financing for independent rail extensions in Buenos Aires. Proposals cover lines from Blaze au Mazo to Fiasa Omva de Bettembre and Plaza Constitucion to Wetton, with municipal safeguards and an auditor to oversee payments and maintenance.
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Buenos Ayrea
Argentine Republic
Armerican
Unes
Buenca
Hovseracto
Trae Fe
Fond
Woman Found After Long Chase in City Police Action
A lengthy pursuit across Brooklyn and Manhattan ends with the woman located after detectives, led by a Paterson police unit, traced a fleeing suspect. The search included Miss Hing and Mrs Owens in Brooklyn, with a lead to 7 Weening Avenue where evidence linked to Flipner emerged. More details point to property transfers and a suspect description aiding the investigation.
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Washtecor Bos
New York
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Washington
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Pupper
Red Sauter
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Brooklyn
Owensi Brooldyn
Conien
Weening Avenue
Third Assault Turns Fatal in New York Neighborhood
A 18 year old, Alexanger Youre ut Whénecee, was shot fatally while conversing with two friends near a window. Investigators note this follows a prior attempt in November involving four suspects. Police report three assailants climbed a rear gate earlier year. motive and details remain under inquiry as detectives seek explanation for repeated violence.
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Tagon Pedder
Warned Interstate Movement Of Tuberculous Cattle
Federal notice issued by the Secretary of Agriculture warns against moving cattle swine or other stock with tuberculosis across state lines. It urges strict compliance with the Tuberculosis Prevention Act and states violators will face vigorous prosecution in federal courts. many railroads stockmen and industry groups are alerted to enforce the law.
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Washington Board of ‘Trade
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Columia
James F Oyster
Boart of Education
Otter Atellina
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Ellen Spencer Musyey
Abia
Roy
Prevdant
Seorgetoam University
GMI
Minora
Amball
Pecullerans
Mare Morogham
Lex Bean
Wqeare
Basch Square
Heart Care Promises Strength to the Nervous Heart
An advertisement from Miles Medical Co of Elwood, Indiana touts Heart Care as a stimulant for the heart by fortifying nerves and muscles. It claims relief from winking spells and fainting, urging resuscitation before sleep and battle. It cites impure humors and stagnation as causes of disease and promotes a tonic remedy.
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Duempolis
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Miles Medical CO
Elumart
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Washington Split Over Prohibition Plans Stirs City Debate
Prominent Washington officials and business leaders argue for and against a district wide prohibition. Debates focus on enforcement, high licensing, taxation, and public schools stance while public officials warn of constitutional limits and practical challenges.
Prohibition Debate Shapes Washington City Opinion
A crowded District discussants urge or oppose liquor prohibition in the capital. Lawyers merchants rabbis and police leadership weigh the impact of licensing saloons and temperance laws on homes and neighborhoods, with calls for public vote and caution against experiments.
Boy Hurt Jumping From Moving Car In Northwest District
An eight year old boy fell from a streetcar in the Northwest district yesterday afternoon while attempting to jump from the car. He lost his balance on the step and struck his face on the ground, suffering two knocked out teeth and other injuries though believed not serious. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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Louis Reader
Jury Begins Deliberations After Six Days in Goodacre Case
After six days of testimony and intense courtroom arguments, the jury in the George L. Goodacre case retired to deliberate. The panel, urged by Justice Stafford to weigh credibility, faces a high burden to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Court observers reported tense silence as jurors left, with no timetable for a verdict and a note that some spectators were asked to remain outside the jurors’ seating area.
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Stettord
Padiack
Samual Hawten
Tin
Morebol
Stues
George L Gouiaera
Goodavre
Ansel
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Reine Die Inlet
Baker
Goodnor Kent
Turner Sret
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Henry & Davis
Ney Baker
Jime
Frank Sprige Perry Tho
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Behrend
Juste Staffords
Susie Bratfords
Itu Cane
Maine
Nsatce Stafford
Washington Board of Trade Meets Monday Evening
Antwainemens Savorem sent out notices as Joti Wheen president and Georgia A Marcie secretary call attention to the forthcoming meeting of the Washington Board of Trade at the New Willard Monday evening at eight oclock. The small report of the president amendment to the bylaws regarding eligibility of directors and the election of officers will be the feature at the meeting. A boxed lunch will be served.
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