Nebraska Democrats Rally Amid Bitter Delegates Fight
A Nebraska Democratic convention in Denver drew strong cheers for William J. Bryyn as he outlined a platform he crafted. He attacked trusts and claimed Republican leaders favor corporate dominance. The report notes fearsome school-tragedy coverage from Cleveland and urges Democrats to mobilize for March 14 township meetings to choose delegates and prepare for the state and county conventions.
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Nevraska Thurd
William J
Cormiana
Elminal Corporation
Tate
Alarm Over Anarchists Immigration Debate Sparks Tense Rhetoric
A fragmented early 20th century discourse opposes anarchists and immigrants, arguing for strict limits on entry while claiming new citizens threaten national cohesion. It cites fears of foreign influence, clerical and terrorist threats, and calls for police and civic measures to sift out unwanted groups.
Tribute Marked March 6 Rites For Senator Proctor
The Senate yesterday in Versinet marked the death of Senator Proctor with a solemn tribute. Rev Edward Everett Hale gave the prayer and discussions on the journal’s reading surfaced, while the Vermont delegation and House members prepared funeral arrangements. The body was to be accompanied by the senator’s family and committee members to Prefar, Vermont, for the funeral.
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United States Senate
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Eavard Everett Hale
Procter
Vermont
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Custonmary Resolu
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House of Representatives
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Missing Banker Indicted In New Orleans Area Bank Case
Indictments filed by the local grand jury name Hem Adler, former president of State National Bank of New Orleans, with seven figures cited in alleged falsified entries and uncovered transactions totaling between 240000 and 300000 dollars. Adler and his son reportedly traveled to Central America after the bank’s actions. An investigation and bank proceedings followed, triggering measures against the institution. A separate report notes a double lynching in Hawkinsville, Georgia, with two Black men killed over alleged robbery. In Colorado Springs, a gym explosion injured students and staff, including principal Nellie Renitcle, while many pupils fled unharmed.
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New Orleans Elvaring House
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Fragmentary dispatch hints at banking losses and political turmoil
A garbled dispatch from Severne Maillok mentions a bank's annual report showing a loss of 244 975 060 000 and governance shifts. The text also references crime and political intrigue with scattered names and locations, including Brazil and Panama, while noting officials and an apparent resignation and successor amid unrest.
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Dentache Bank
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Panama
I. Beligarte
Hatin
Brazil
Mike Fileaman
Rene Kan
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Ohio school fire tragedy at Collinwood described
A Cleveland disaster report details the Collinwood school fire, the loss of young lives, and the aftermath. It notes the building's construction, the debated doorway orientation, the closure of city schools, and actions by the board, clergy, undertakers, and relief committees as authorities cope with the catastrophe.
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Extortion allegations erupt in New York bank case
The New York bank extortion case centers on Moses Vidaver and lawyer Montgomery. Affidavits allege Montgomery, posing as a legal/official figure, demanded 1500 dollars for immunity from newspaper attacks and threatened renewed attacks unless paid. Evidence includes affidavits from investigators and associates detailing payments and threats connected to the Hamilton Bank collapse and related investigations.
Market Quotations Prevailing Currant Prices for Grain and Livestock
Cincinnati Grain and Livestock reports mixed price quotes with Wheat No 1 red around 1.03, Corn No 2 near 0.60, Oats No 2 about 0.35, Hogs 3.0 to 4.6, Cattle 2.25 to 5.13, Sheep 4.50 to 8.00, Lambs 6.00 to 9.00. New York and Chicago listings show varied bids for cattle and hogs amid overall market volatility.
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Unmo ubtly Hemin Carmi Marek Falsified Local Funds
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a case involving Carmi Marek and a public funds scheme with a figure of 6 999 dollars. References to harassment at a local event, a mayor named Byington, and a person named Dilton are noted, along with a Wednesday gathering at a northern home honoring a guest. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or places.
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Marek
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Sproh
Township Convestions Announced for Daviess County
The Democratic party in Daviess County schedules mass township conventions on March 24 1908 at 1 pm to nominate delegates and alternates to county and state bodies. Each township will elect delegates to the county convention and select township officers. Countywide convention ballots list district delegates and county officer candidates, with pre-meeting reorganizations planned at 3 am March 4 for township committees.
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