Bryan visits Fairview as Democrats plan national club
Senator Bob Taylor reports Bryan has stronger chances than Cleveland did in 1892 and Democrats move to form a national party club with state and county affiliates to poll voters and distribute literature. Bryan plans extended talks on tariffs at Des Moines and Chicago.
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Fairview
Lincoln
W. J Bryan
Bob Taylor
Tennessee
National Committee
Democratic Party
Bryan
Democratic Club
United States
National Club
Fryan
Chicago
Taylor
F. W. Brown
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
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Cleveland
Tarif
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Mack
Nebraska
Alexander Courkey
Ireland
Hogan
Wea
Gallilee
Mrvan
A. E. Stuart
Cedar Blaffy
Mryan
Congress
Stuart Brove
Praise for Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription and Peasant Pellets
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a cure for feminine ailments and general weakness. It warns it will not cure tumors but promotes health through perseverance and medical science, mentioning no alcohol and no habit forming drugs. It also promotes Padalo Wy Peasant Pellets as a laxative and regulator, easy to take and beneficial for stomach, liver, and bowels.
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Dyieree
Democratic Committee appoints finance and speakers panels
Chairman Norman Mack names a 29 member finance committee led by Moses Wetmore with John Osborne as vice chair and a 27 member speakers committee headed by John Atwood. Charlies Culberson named to advisory board as Francis plans departure from Missouri post. Committees to meet in Chicago ahead of the Democratic convention.
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Buffalo
Norman FE. Mack
National Democratic
Chicago
Moses C. Wetmore
St. Louis
John Osborne
Wyoming
Ae Oewood
Kansas
Champ Clark
Missouri
Mack
Charlies Culberson
Texas
PD KR. Francis
Mackenid
Francis
Culberson
W.W. J. Conners
New York State Committee
New York
Moses CC
Wetmore
John E. Osborne
N. Haskell
Oklahoma
W A. Clarke
Montana
Thomas L. Johnson
Ohio
Lewis Nixon
Alvy Adams
Colorado
D Jo Campau
Michigan
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
Willard Saintisbury
Delaware
Alexander Troup
Connecticut
Richard F. Pettigrew
South Dakota
Geo. Turner
Washington
Martin H. Glynn
Ellison Tucker
Arkansas
M. A. Mills
Oregon
Merbert Carey
George F. Williams
Massachusetts
Joseph Marvell
W. 8. Jennings
Florida
W. B. O'Brien
Indiana
M T. Dunlap
Ilinois
E. C. Wath
Wisconsin
Isaac Reese
Tennessee
J. Taylor Ellison
Virginia
Thomas R. Brown
Vermont
W. E. Chilton
West Virginia
Giairlee
Maryland
E. C. Orix
New Hagmpshire
John H. Atwood
C. A. Towne
R. B. Glenn
North Carolina
B. RK
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South Carolina
K.O. Lee
Mount Castle
Tenn
John Aobents
Augustus Thomas
T. H. Alexander
Jere Black
Pennsylvania
Henry Warren
T. T. Hudson
Minnesota
W. H Dunphy Washington
W. BE. Haldeman
Kentucky
Thomas H. Dowd
Guy B. Tucker
J. A. Jennings
S. P. Donnelly
Idaho
E. L. Jones
J. W. Coughlin
J. Bruce Cramer
John FE
Sunderland
William Collins
North Dakota
W. T. Brady
M. A. Miller
Oreson
Frank K. Nebeker
Utah
J. J. Burke
Cardinal Gibbons Ill In Rome With Intestinal Disorder
Cardinal Gibbons is in Rome after a transfer from Castle Gandolfo for treatment of an intestinal disorder. His condition improved tonight with reduced headache and fever and a liquid diet ordered. The pope expressed sorrow and sympathy and Monsignor Partey in New York found him relieved.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Castle Gondolfo
Rom
Tae
Father Doyle
Apostolic Mission House
Washington
Monsignor Partey
New York
Fallieres Declines Baltic Sea Meeting With Kaiser Wilhelm
London reports a Copenhagen source says the French government politely refused Emperor William's proposal to meet President Fallieres during his Baltic Sea return from Kevel. Fallieres had recently met Emperor Nicholas at Kevel.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Copenhagen
William
Fallieres
Baltic Sea
Kevel
Nicholas
Jenkins Rubber plant in Elizabeth destroyed by fire
A fire at the Jenkins Rubber Company plant in Elizabeth New Jersey today nearly wiped out the facility causing about 100 004 dollars in damage.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Jenkins Rubber Company
Knights of Pythias Elect New Officers at Convention
The Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias elected officers for the next year led by Henry P. Browne of Cleburne Texas as supreme chancellor and George W. Ranson of Calais Maine as vice chancellor. Also elected were supreme prelate Rev De Witte Cobb supreme keeper of records and seal R L White and others. The convention announced a Franklin field drill with $10 000 in prizes and will decide next meeting city tomorrow.
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Pythian
Pranklin Field
Henry P. Browne
Cleburne
Texas
George W. Ranson
Calais
de Witte Et Cobb
Salem
N. J
R. L. White
Nashville
Thomas
Nellie Merriam
Muskogee
Okla
Sarah J. Cotton
eWatherford
Ida M Johnson
Central City
Colo
Cora M. Davis
Union
Ore
Reform urged in judicial system and GOP campaign activity
A column notes calls for reform in the judicial system while reporting on Frank Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee shadowing William Ward in Westchester County and meetings with party leaders in New York as the governor race looms. Hitchcock and Ward toured the area and hosted visitors at the Manhattan hotel.
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Hppchcock
New York
Americans to break the Great Strike in Canada
Reports indicate Americans aided by 267 men arrived at a Canadian Pacific roundhouse. Vice President Whyte leaves for two weeks as strike action continues. A North Bay coal storehouse burned today and a Kenora locomotive was driven into a turntable pit by a striker, later recovered by the wrecking crew.
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West Coas
Vancouver
J. D. Purey
Canadian Pacific
North Bay
Kenrao
Ont
Moon & Siding
Zeppelin disaster at Echterdingen leaves wreckage and questions
Aug 6 Echterdingen report describes the scorched crash site of a Zeppelin airship two days after its descent. Witnesses cite unexplainable ignition, crowd interference, and possible military fault while machinery remains intact and a large-scale recovery is anticipated.
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Guy
Zeppelin
Behterdingen
Heese Government Plans Stone for Zeppelin Disaster Site
At Demarest on August 6 the Heese government announced a commemorative stone will be erected at the scene of the Zeppelin airship disaster to honor the event and mark the location.
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Demarest
Heese
Zeppelin
Matin Court Fines Paper for Libel on M Chaumie
The Agen court condemned the Matin to pay 100 francs fine and 100 francs damages plus publishing the judgment 200 times. Chaumie, former minister of Justice, sued over accusations the paper claimed sinecures were given to relatives at public expense. The co defendant was acquitted.
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Lity Morning Journal
Aven
France
Aanizer Court
Matin
M. Chaumie
M Chaumie
Agen Court
Supreme Court
Vancouver Strike Rumor Denied Over Japanese Workers
Canadian Pacific railway officials refuse to comment on a machinists strike. They deny a rumor that Japanese workers will be brought in as strike breakers. Japanese laborers in Vancouver are not expert machinists, while white workers continue essential shop tasks. Strikers remain orderly and avoid the shops as trains run on schedule.
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Vancouver
Canadian Pacific Railway
Abi
Fire Victims Return to Flame Swept Homes
There were no new developments in the Elk Valley fire situation today as conditions improve. People begin returning to former homes while Fernie issues permits for temporary wooden buildings to be replaced with brick in ten months. Supplies and sanitary conditions are adequate under constant surveillance as the forest fire diminishes and poses no threat to settlements.
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Vancouver
FB. C
Elk Valley
Fernie
Army Veterans Complete Roosevelt Hike Fitness Test
Seven army officers from the Presidio and Benicia aged above captain finished the last of three sections of Roosevelt’s fifty mile walking test to prove their fitness. They walked twelve miles and underwent exams at a general hospital and all were in excellent condition. The group included Col John L Klemm the storied drummer boy of Shiloh and Col George HM Terney with Lt Anderson and Majors Bethel Kennedy and Bennett.
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Presidio
Benicia
Roosevelt
General Hospital
John L Klemm
Shiloh
Kiem
Chorge Hm, Terney
Adam Slaker
Lt. Anderson
W. A. Bethel
J M. Kennedy
J. Walter Bennett
Clew to Identity of Murder Victim
A Detroit stenographer Anne Herival is suspected as the murdered woman found dumped in New York. Police compare clothing and photos with Herival. her parents in Detroit have heard nothing since she arrived in the city seeking work. An identification by a Detroit observer is anticipated.
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Anne Herival
Detroit
Vien Herival
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