Fragmented account of Marion county election fraud and Taggart
A garbled report discusses alleged Marion county election fraud and ties to Mrs Taggart. It questions direct connections of Taggart with the vote, praises his character, and argues Republicans and Democrats alike opposed by some factions. It portrays a harsh political climate and calls for a cautious examination by a grand jury.
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Marion
Grand
Congress
Arion
Taggart
Israuds
Hy Tadisnapolis
Tadly Re
Crowded House Scene Delights At The Servant in the House
A large audience attended a weekly presentation titled The Servant in the House by William Owen and Company. The performance drew enthusiastic applause after each act as the orchestra and performers delivered a strong program highly recommended.
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William Owen
Siten
Montray
A Hamletlike Play Scene Recalled in Church Drama
Fragmented OCR recounts a church drama featuring characters Mary Robert and the Bishop of Benareb, with ties to a gentry wife and a vicar. The plot centers on family secrets, parental approval, and a dramatic confrontation, ending in a verdict about ambition and marriage.
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Josh Seholir
Church of England
Rasing
Sis
Bipalai Bon
Eashin
Ory
Mary
Robert
Kiek
Manson
Yioap
Ase
Ayuire
Inguse
Washington
William Fregeg
Poet Robert Louis Stevenson Lectures at Empire Hall
Wallace and Bruce Amsbury introduce a Washington lecture by old friend at Empire Hall. Robert Louis Stevenson, born 1860 in Edinburgh, is profiled as a fragile yet hopeful spirit who shaped children’s verse and prayers from Samoa to Barbizon.
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Mabella Congeist
Bot
Blas Mae Robinson
Bern
Wallace
Bruce Amsbury
Washington
Péople
Rob Lert Louta
Stevenson
Idatea
Empire
Apnoi
Amelary
Weiter
Robert Louis Steventon
Amabafy
Samoa
Richard William Hanley
Hoy
Paris
Barbazon
Iis
Amsbury
Steven
Taft to Visit Exposition This Summer or Fall
Ray Francisco Jung officials of the Panama-Pacific Exposition announced a telegram from former President William Howard Taft stating he would visit the exposition either later in August or early September.
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Taft
Ray
Pardoned convicts spark public debate on mercy
June 24 report says President Mero granted clemency to 40 inmates. Seven were murder or grave offense cases. Others had short remaining terms. Arrangements by Elks and Pi Chi Club to move at a new People's Hall site corner Bayt Fifth and Mattests, with the halt recently vacated.
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Cdban
Ravan
Merocal
Elks T
Croner
Bayt Fifth
Mattests
Pi Chi
Carnghan
Tribune Withdraws Story On German Emissary
The New York Tribune retracts a recently published claim that Meyer Gerharg and Alfred Meyer were the same person and tied to Ambassador von Bernstorff. The paper says the witness accounts differ and withdraws the piece, expressing regret for the distress caused to Ambassador von Bernstorff amid the tense international situation.
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New York
the Tribune
Meyer Gerharg
Ambassador von Bernstorff
Germany
Alfred Meyer
German War Office
Meyer
Meyer-Gerhard
von Bernstorff
Tribune
Dynamite Found At Carnegie Home On Fifth Avenue
Three sticks of dynamite discovered on the doorstep of Andrew Carnegie's Ninety first Street and Fifth Avenue residence last night. The locked gate and night watchman lapsed through the grounds as inspectors described the quivering package wrapped in brown paper with tape and brief fuzes already spent, preventing an explosion.
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New York
Carnegie
Ninety First Street
Fifth Avenue
Carnegis
Ninetieth Street
Frith Avenue
George Malond
Bailey to Return to Texas in Posture of Reform
San Antonio Texas June 24 Former United States Senator Joseph W Bailey declared in a speech that he would return to Texas not as a candidate but to defend democracy against Socialism. He argued active politics are over and focused on warning that Socialism is taking hold, even in the University of Texas, shaping political life nationwide.
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San Antonio
Tex
United
Illinois editor beaten in Winchester election clash
P R Nelg son editor of the Winchester Times was knocked down and kicked by an unidentified assailant as he returned from the courthouse to his home. Injuries were not serious, and the attack is linked to an ongoing election contest. In Racine Wisconsin petitions numbered about 7,000 urged Sunday saloon closings after July.
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Winchester
P. R. Nelgson
Winchester Times
Racine
Wia
T. W. Thiesen
Tanquary Case: Five Brought to Knox County Court
Prosecutor Kim Mell of Knox County charges Charles Fanquary a Vincennes saloon keeper with license violations. Case based on gambling convictions. proceedings move in Knox County court as Tanquary case develops.
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Vincennes
Ted
Kimmell
Knox County
Charles Fanquary
Fevoker
Lcense
Knox
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