Tamman y in panic Gaynor smashe d in race stakes
A dramatic letter from a judge to Albert B Kerr criticizes the Bernard Campaign Club and portrays the judicial temperament as a political weapon. The piece details confrontations at meetings and hints at strategy to expose alleged tampering while describing sound bites from Hearst and Gaynor supporters amid a tense New York city campaign.
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Albert B Kerr
Bernard Campaign Club
Kerr
Durlands Iid
Tannard
Gay - Poe
Liaupeurinr
Diet
Fement
Hearst
Tleas
Teaty Tamman
Muétson
Plare Garden
Barnard
Taft tours waterways talk in Natchez on inland improvements
President Taft spoke in Natchez on inland waterways projects and bonds. He sparred with Speaker Cannon over funding, praised waterway progress from St Louis to New Orleans, and noted local reception marked by a female audience near the Mississippi.
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Baton Rouge
Cannon
Tait
Teaver
Taft
Caron
St Louis
South Pass
Mississippi
James P Eads
Brazos River
New Orleans
St Gouls
Salamis Naval Battle as Mutiny Grips Greece
In Athens a fresh Salamis naval clash erupts as mutinous officers fire on loyal warships and torpedo boats. Lieut Tibaldos leads rebels urged for marine minister post while the military league confronts demands and declares intent to suppress the revolt. The old Themistocles memory shadows today’s conflict amid mounting tensions.
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Crete
Lient
Tibaldes
Military League
Athens
Themistocles
Salamis
Sphendana
Astra
Afti
Lieut Tibaldos
Tibaldos
Col Tsorbas
League
Chicagoans Uphold Crane Invitation to Crane Dinner
A signed invitation by fifty Chicago leaders requests Charles R Crane to be guest of honor at a dinner at his convenience in New York. It defends Crane against unfair public methods and praises his advocacy of American interests abroad, aligning with Taft and the 1907 Shanghai speech. The note lists prominent signers including Dawes, Kohlsaat, Pratt Judson, and Roberts.
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Chicago
H Kohlsaat
Harry Pratt Judson
Charles G Dawes
George E Roberts
George R Peck
W Samham
James B Forgan
M Felton
AJ Larling
Victor F Lawson
Orient
Taft
Shanghai
Telvial
Swindle Nets Half Million From Promissory Notes
Emanuel Goodbart and Melvie Kine were found guilty in criminal court of obtaining money under false pretenses. They allegedly profited by posing as publishers of a business directory and tricking advertisers into signing contracts that converted into promissory notes after tearing off a page portion.
Night Rider raids spur tobacco growers to action
Advices from Mazon county report feverish unrest over Night Rider raids. Troops may be requested from spy Wetlson to cover raids on homes of Bona min Longnecker and George Xreita. Wednesday, every tobacco grower who did not join the burley pool has armed himself and prepared.
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Burley Pool
Lexington
Mazon County
Wetlson
Bonamin Longnecker
George Xreita
Dorley
Taft Prods Cannon Latter Balks at Bond Issue
President's fleet reaches Baton Rouge three hours late as three young ladies greet each governor at Natchez. Executive compares Mississippi to a beautiful woman in a vivid, era-tinged dispatch.
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Baton Rouge
Natchez
Mississippi
Turbulent Revolt Sparks Naval Crisis at Coast
Lieut Tibaldos retires to prepare a revolt while Col Taorbes informs Premier Mavromichatts. The government hesitates and fails to arrest Tibaldos, aiming to avoid bloodshed by sending a friendly officer to deter him. Coast-guard troops block his supporters as he seizes torpedo boats, forcing Vice Admiral Buduris to surrender the arsenal amid the looming clash.
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Tiballos
D Sisapproval
Tanthea
Milite 5 League
Jamer Nasal
Whittian
Military League
Tibaldos
Lieut
Col
Taorbes
Mavromichatts
Buduris
Tibedos
High Tax Aids Temperance In Ireland Scotland
Special cable from London reports after a 77 day Commons report stage debate the budget 61 now goes to the lords. Lloyd George notes liquor revenue cut to 4 million from 8 million as drinking falls across Ireland and Scotland with declines of 70 and 50 percent respectively and calls social improvement immense.
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Ireland
Scotland
Washington Post
London
House of Commons
Austin Chamberlain
Lloyd George
Demand for Higher Wages Roils Railway Unions Across Regions
Cleveland reports rising demand for increased wages as railway workers plan referendums. Presidents Yee and Stone return from Chicago after talks with locomotive firemen and conductors, signaling likely ballots among over 100000 union members east of the Mississippi. In New York, Brandenberg faces trial over alleged spurious Grover Cleveland letter sale to the Times amid abandonment and non support charges.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Yee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
WT Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Chiaga
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order of Railway Conductors
Mississippi River
New York
Broughton Brandenburg
New York Times
Grover Cleveland
Line Up to Fight Gomez
A Havana meeting of the national committee of conservatives approved a plan to oppose President Gomez and start an active antiadministration campaign next month. Speakers declared Gomez’s administration a failure and a cabinet-positions offer to placate conservatives was rumored.
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Havans
Naional Committee of
Congress
Gomez
Htte
Morgan and Prince Allies at Berlin Exposition
Cablegrams report Henry of Prussia and J Pierpont Morgan agreeing to cooperate for the 190 year Berlin exposition. Morgan accepts honorary president role and expresses readiness to work with Prince Henry for the benefit of both nations.
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Henry of Prussia
Berlin
New York
Pierpont Morgan
Henry OF
Prussia
Prussia. Mr Morgan
Prince Henry of Prussia
J P Morgan
Hair "Rats" Ordered Out by Kansas City Telegraphs
Kansas City Telegraph Co orders women clerks and operators to discontinue wearing hats with rats in their hairdress after November. The central office memo sparks indignation among staff who call the rule out of date and say modern hats require the rats as ornaments. Superintendent Richards Olsterd confirms the directive and notes it applies to all lady employees.
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Kansas City Telegraph Co
Kansas City Mo
Richards Olsterd
Postal Telegraph Company
Millionaire Shoots Self After Leaving Note for Mother
Edward Stein hauser an 88 year old Pittsburg financier valued at over $100000 died by suicide at the American House after preparing a note to his mother grandmother and sisters. He registered under the name Lawrence et and left instructions to inform relatives gently. Police and hotel staff found him dead with a pistol wound as they entered the room.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Edward Steinhauser
Armerican House
North Side
Amercan House
Wow Lawrence
Os Wilson
Benn Avene Pillsburg
Tila
Mamma
Annie
Grandma
George
Lawrence
Colm
Teant
Financier Thrown From Horse In Central Park Mishap
Charles Dyed, head of Carnegie Trust, and an officer in rail and finance circles, was thrown from his saddle horse in Centre Park. Mir Dickinson suffered a brain concussion and is reported in serious condition.
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Dirriannon
Carnegie Trust Company
New York
Charles
Centre Park
Mir Dickinson
Ketchel Johnson Fight Films Shown At The Post
Motion pictures of the Ketchel Johnson heavyweight title fight, held at Colma California, will be shown in front of The Post building tonight at about eight o clock and repeated at nine o clock for those unable to attend. The Post presents the scenes to give Washington readers a close view of the famous battle. All lovers of boxing are invited.
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Stanley Ketchel
Jack Johnson
Colma
Cal
Post
Washington
Park Savioga Bank He and iu dade Pay ou
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a bank and dates. Lacks coherent names or events to determine a factual headline and summary.
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Park Savioga Bank
Iu Dade
Montey
Vanderbilt Cup Race Awakens Night Crowds on Long Island
Crowds gather on Long Island as the Vanderbilt Cup race prep begins at Garden City with 26 cars to start at 9 AM. Roads to the grandstand buzz with autos, vendors, and a festive crowd while extraordinary banking aims to curb danger and heighten speed.
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Garden City
Long Island
Manhattan
Shot Fired Near Mayor in Cleveland Cafe
A report states an Austrian man Joven FP Olanytk fired at a cafe window as Mayor Tom L Johnson and a companion entered. The mayor moved inside and used an elevator to an upper room, with the bullet missing by about three feet. Police chief Koehle found no intent to harm the mayor.
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Cleveland
Tom L Johnson
Joven
Olanytk
Mayo Johnson
Johnson
Rioters Fire Seoul Station in Night Attack
About 300 rioters attacked the union station of the Seoul Fusan Railroad at midnight last night, partially burning the facility. They were dispersed but gathered again today and reportedly move northward. no casualties reported as a garrison is ordered to quell the disturbance. Also noted is a fare quote of 2.55 to Baltimore with a return via Baltimore tomorrow.
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Seoul Korea
Union Station
Seoul-Fusan
I Panic in Tarmeny Taft Prods Speaker Cannon
Fragmented page item notes upheaval as a speaker cannon prompts panic in Tarmeny Taft district. Names and events are garbled but imply a political or civic disturbance with references to Greek rebels and wartime theater pieces.
War Across Central America as Zelaya Faces Rebellion
Salvador forces mobilize to repel Nicaraguan exiles led by Gen Alfaro amid a tense standoff on the Atlantic coast. Costa Rica reiterates strict neutrality and refuses clearance papers to vessels carrying Nicaraguan rebels bound for Bluefields. Isidore Hazera named Nicaragua minister to Panama, with speculation Zelaya may reshuffle posts as U S State Department watches closely.
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Costa Rica
Bluefields
Imdoro Hazera
Washington
Weabington
Panama
Salvador
Zelaya
Figueroa
Alfaro Salvador
Nicaraguas Coast
Honduras
Puerto Cortex
Davilaig
Felaya
Costa Ries
Elles
Nicaragua
Bocar del Toros
Revolutioniars
New York
Pla
Bolanos Nicaraguan Consula
Isidore Hazera
Rodolfo Aspinosa
Bolanos
Atlantic Coast
Legally Dead He Ends Life in Germany Connected to Annuity
A man, August Baer, legally dead in Germany for two years, returned to his old home after learning the German courts had declared him dead. Friction over a $520 overdue debt and a $2600 deposit reportedly led to his suicide by carbonic acid. His sister agreed to pay a $5 monthly annuity, while Baer’s death ends the dispute.
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St Louis
Germany
Baer
Mary Seibert
Saxony
Liner’s Life Belts Found Near Normandy Coast
Report from Cherbourg notes life belts from the Kronprinze ship found off the Normandy coast after a severe storm across northern France. Grand Camp port reports damage with two fishing vessels lost and the sea sweeping into town, destroying homes.
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Paris
Cherbourg
Bremen
Sbuthampton
York
Normandy
France
Grand Camp
Judge Holt Praises Efforts to Curb Smuggling at Port
Judge Holt imposes one year at reform school and fines on Philip Musica for underweighed cheese import. United States Attorney Wise urged a strict sentence to aid anti smuggling drives. The defense linked deputy collector James Vail to current port corruption claims, while Musica admitted guilt and prosecutors pledged to pursue others.
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Washington Post
Philip Musica
Hol
Myuca
Fimira
United States
Wise
James F Vail
Holt
11A
Customs Service
Rushmore
Defence
Hyland
Wall
Musica
Treasury officials back Loeb over New York customs fraud
Treasury officials, watching from Washington, back Collector Loeb amid New York customs fraud investigations. They say the cleansing process continues and that immunity promises to several accused men influenced decisions. Officials discuss influence of Secretary MacVeagh and consular reporting on uncovering the schemes.
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Treasury
New York Custom House
Loeb
Department
Tyson Gemed
Charles Dyer ‘Norton
Secretary of the Treasury
Waashington
New York
Lang Isand
Customs Service
Norton
Treasury Department
Chance Farmer
Powatavonea
Seceta
MaeVeagh
Afadeagh
Leeth
MacVveagh
Unciala
Treas Lers
Mauon
United States
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