Bryan speaks at Lincoln Typographical union banquet
William J Bryan, Democratic candidate for president, addressed the Lincoln Typographical Union in honor of G Humphrey O Sullivan of Lowell Mass The speech praised labor organizations for their role in world work and their broad benefits beyond union members highlighting shared gains in wages and working conditions across society
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Hryvan
Lincoln Typographical Union
G. Humphrey O'Sullivan
Lowell
Mass
Bryan
Candite J. W. Kern
Adise
Mr. Brgan
Brotherhood in Action and National Unity
The speaker emphasizes the growing idea of world brotherhood within the organization and its aim to foster kinship among members. He asserts honorary members could become full members and contribute full time to expanding this idea of brotherhood in the country.
Bold Highwaymen Clean Up Robbery Near Sterling City
In Redding California on August 11 fifteen Diamond Match company employees were robbed and held up by two highwaymen on the road from Sterling City to the Diamond Match plant by the Peather river. The bandits took over $400 in cash and nearly as much in valuables and escaped.
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Redding
Cal
Sterling City
Diamond Match Company
Match Company
Violence feared in Creek County election showdown
From Bristow comes word that sixty detectives from Oklahoma City Wichita Fort Smith and Dallas have been sent into Creek county to aid authorities in keeping order for tomorrow's county seat election. Threats in Sapulpa and Keifer prompted the governor to request military aid which was denied as Acting Governor Bellamy said county officials could handle the situation.
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Oklahoma City
Bristow
Creek County
Wichita Fort Smith
Dallas
Sapulpa
Titania Sunk After Collision With Kingston At Charlotte Harbor
In Rochester New York on August 11 a large Kingston passenger steamer struck the Titania a small Seabreeze to Charlotte run while passing under the bow Achilles to Charlotte harbor. The Titania sank in ten to twelve feet of water with twenty aboard but all were rescued.
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Rochester, N
Kingston
Charlotte Harbor
Thousand Islands
Titania
Seabreeke
Charlotte
Regulars Win in California Primaries
Califor nia primary returns show regular organizations for both parties securing victories. In California the Lincoln Roosevelt league led by Perry Newbert claims five districts and sixty five delegates for the county convention while regular Republican and Democratic organizations appear to dominate most districts. Congressmen Kahn and Haye are assured for the regular faction.
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Itty Morning Journal
San Francisco
California
Lincoln-Roosevelt League
McNab
Thenodore Pelt
Nuter
Lincott
Roosevelt League
Perry Newberts
Weeto
Kahn and
Haye
Roosevelt Boys Stage Charity Holdups in Oyster Bay
Residents of Oyster Bay plan friendly hold ups to raise funds for Nassau hospital at Mineola. President Roosevelt’s sons Quentin and Archibald are named among the participants. The Oyster Bay Riding Academy, composed of wealthy pupils, adopts a red attire scheme to collect donations for the hospital’s needs.
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Oyster Bay
Quentin
Archibald
Nassau Hospital
Mineola
Nassau County
Sagamore Hill
Band on horseback robs travelers for hospital aid
A group of ten youths will ride through the streets from Sagamore Hill to demand money from anyone in vehicles, carriages, or on foot. They will badge the occupants and collect a ransom to benefit the hospital, targeting Quentin Roosevelt and possibly Archibald.
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Sagamore Hill
Quentin Roosevelt
Archibald
Leper Case and Storm Toll Reach Tombstone and Evansville
Tombstone Arizona reports a perplexing leper case as authorities contend with no deportation law and denied federal aid while plans consider returning the patient to California. Meanwhile Evansville Indiana endures a historic hail storm with vast damage. a man dies in a barn collapse and two children drown when their houseboat is swamped.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Wardwell
Washington
California
Evansville
Ind
William Burger
Jack Delroy
Unusual Activity At Oyster Bay Heads Into Night
Morning Journal notes unusual government activity at Oyster Bay as Acting Secretary Studosph Forster and clerks toil from early morning to past midnight. Extra Washington staffers arrive while Sagamore Hill trips continue, with officials citing official business amid political speculation. No visitors or formal statements have occurred from the president recently.
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Stu-dosph Forster
Washington
Dees
Forster
Sagamore Hill
Sagamore HI
Northern Pacific wreck toll rises with five dead
A Glendive dispatch reports the Northern Pacific north coast wreck has killed five, with Express Messenger Witten dying from steam burns. Rescuers found parts of another body near Allerd. Fireman Matthews to be buried in Dickinson. Wihon survived by three children in St Paul. Engineer Dys Sitch expected to recover. prior injured listed as stable. Also a theft: a government treasure pouch containing nearly $2,000 was stolen in Washington near the Commerce and Labor building. thief unknown.
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Morning Journal
Glendive
Northern Pacific
North Coast
Express
Witten
Allerd
Matthews
Dickinson
Biasa
Wihon
St. Paul
DY Sitch
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Wilkie
Secret Service
Bryan Address Accepts Nomination for Presidency
Democratic leaders gather in Lycoln Su ary to hear Bryan speak on accepting the presidential nomination. The event highlights party unity as Bryan outlines his campaign platforms and priorities for the race ahead.
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Bryan
Democratic Victory Hopes Rise Across Key States
Democratic leaders including John W. Kern and Norman F. Mack push plans for a national campaign with Mr. Bryan. They expect strong results in Indiana and Wisconsin, view Iowa as doubtful, and weigh campaign texts and funding for an active 1900s style speaking tour and nationwide effort.
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Bryan
J. W. Wwern
Norman F. Mack
Mack
Kern
Joseph Daniels
Natonal Committee
Grovernor John ¥. Osborne
Wyoming
John £. Lamb
Mr. Bryan
Fpalketon
G. Humphrey O'Sullivan
Lowell
Mass
Lincoln Hotel
Lincoln Typographica! Union
National Committee
Middle Western
Bryan Tetayned
Aryan
Indiana
Iowa
Lowa
Ryan
John E. Lamb
Josepha Daniels
North Carolina
National Committees
Rh. le Metcalf
The
Fairview
Bryan reception lights Lincoln as Democrats toast victory
Lawyer William Rh. Page fronts a legal claim against Samuel Bow min of St. Louis while crowds greet W J Bryan. Delegations from Republic county Kansas arrive by train to pay respects as former Governor Osborne reports Denver optimism for five western states. Lincoln decorates with flags bunting and banners as Bryan images adorn the city hall and hotel lobbies.
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William Rh. Page
Samuel Bowmin
St. Louis
Republic County
Kas
Bryan
Osborne
Denver
Intermountains
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Montana
Herry C. Richmond
Oahu
Neb
Richmond
Chicago
Lincoln
Mr. Bryan
Elks’ Club
Lincoln Hotel
Democratic
W. J. Bryan
Amity Emphasized At New York Japan United States Luncheon
At the Hotel Astor a luncheon for Thomas J. O'Brien, ambassador to Japan, showcased cordial Japan United States relations. Baron Takahira, Ambassador O'Brien, and Consul General Ki Mitsuno voiced lasting friendship and mutual trade importance, denying any war prospects.
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Morning Journal
New York
Japan
America
Hotel Astor Today
Thomas J. O'Brien
Japanese Society of New York
Coghlan
United States
Burroughs
Nlso
Baron Takahira
Washington
O'Brien
Coneul Ciencral Ki Mitsuno
Roosevelt
Third man sought in dynamite conspiracy case in Chicago
San Francisco police and Burns detectives press pursuit of Felix Pandevaris, alleged third member of dynamiters trio, as Peter Mandianes and John Claudianes face related graft case outcomes. Claudianes resists testimony, seeking immunity deal approved by court.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Peter Mandianes
John Claudianes
James L Gallagher
Abraham Ruel
Secret Service
William J Burns
Pele
Felix Pandevaris
Lavdlanes
Pandevaria
John Chiudlanes
Peter
Distriet
Claudiones
Franc e Airman Henry Farman Ends Awaited Tour Call
New York August 1 Henry Farman waited in vain in his hotel apartment for promised backing to tour the United States with his famed aeroplane. He said he would close the matter and crate his machine tomorrow after no further calls.
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New York
Henry Farman
France
Mr. Farman
Aeroplane Company
Breach of contract alleged in aviation exhibit dispute
The article reports a man charged with breach of contract seeking $5,000 for his move to America. Farman, under a deal with the Aeroplane company, conducted several flights at Brighton Beach. Poor attendance forced promoters to end the flight series early, cutting the planned August 13 close.
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America
Farman
Aeroplane Company
Brighton Beach
Hope for Republican Harmony in Tennessee
Nashville August 11 Republicans prepare to nominate a governor candidate at the state convention in Nashville. The outcome could unite factions or split the party. The Chattanooga convention backed T Asbury Wright, while Evans faction choices may prevent a united Republican slate.
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Tennessee
Oliver- Hienk
Chattanooga
T. Asbury Wright
Evans
G. N. Tillman
Prohibition Issue at Texas Democratic State Convention
San Antonio Tex Aug 11 The Democratic state convention adjourned after organizing and will reconvene to consider resolutions. A subcommittee drafts the platform on statewide prohibition with both majority and minority reports expected.
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San Antonio
Tex
Committee On Resolutions
Texas Republicans Go Through Motions
Dallas Aug. 11. The state Republican convention adjourned after electing J. M. McCormick of Dallas as permanent chairman and forming committees. The session featured a small turnout of colored delegates and will reconvene tomorrow for resolutions and nominations.
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Dallas
Texas
J. M. McCormick
Protestants protest planned papal audience in London
The Protestant Alliance warns that King Edward may grant an audience to Cardinal Vannuttelli at the Eucharistic Congress in London. A memorial has been sent to Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey urging action to prevent a royal gesture seen as violating the Protestant constitution. Grey has acknowledged receipt.
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Morning Journal
London
Protestant Alliance
Edward
Cardinal Vannuttell
Edward Grey
United Kingdom
America
Europe
Bank of Afton Reopens After Cashier Reynolds Missing
Guthrie Oklahoma August 1 State Hank Examiner Smook was notified that the Bank of Afton reopened after closure pending investigation. No shortage found. disappearance of cashier William M Reynolds since last Saturday night prompted the probe. Reynolds had a personal balance over $5,008.
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Guthrie
Okla
Hank Examiner Smook
Bank of Afton
Wiliam M. Reynolds
Reynolds
Fort Sheridan marksman contest leads with McNabb and Cox
Chicago August 11 skirmish fire composed the army sheet at Fort Sheridan today. The top shooters in the northern division were Sergeants Joseph McNabb troop K Eighth cavalry and William Cox company M Twenty sevens infantry both scoring 38 percent of 560 possible points. Closest rivals were P P Hernandes Atlantic division and Private Clarence Burroughs company E Twenty seventh Cuban division with 334 points.
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Hicago
Fort Sheridan
Joseph McNabb
Troop K
Eighth Cavalry
William (. Cox
Twenty-seventh Infantry
P. P Hernandes
Artisan
Atlantic Division
Clarence Burroughs
Tribesmen to Dance for Admiral Sperry in New Zealand
In Auckland a grand crowd salutes Admiral Sperry and the Atlantic fleet officers at Ellerslie racecourse. The party travels to Rotorua for a grand Maori war-dance display for the American guests, with further entertainments planned for the sailors.
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Ellerstie Race Course
Atlantic
Admiral Sperry
Ward
Rotorua
Thermal District
North Island
Auckland
Orphans Club
Native Uprising Feared in Indo China
Paris reports grave indications of a revolutionary outbreak in French Indo China. Mobile heatite bands and distrustful native soldiers threaten control as casualties rise with 100 native soldiers killed and several French officers among losses. Authorities warn of 36000 revolutionaries and 10000 Chinese bandits mobilizing on the frontier.
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Paris
Augus
Liner Southwark Run Aground Near Fourteen Bay
The Dominion liner Southwark from Montreal to Liverpool ran aground in dense fog at Brass Point near Fourteen Bay. A standby liner is assisting by taking off passengers from the stricken vessel.
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Montreal
Dominion
Southwark
Liverpool
Brass Point
Fourteau Bay
Point Amour
Flames Wipe Out Dako Town as Sand Point Fires Spread
Aug 13 dispatch reports a forest blaze near Kootenay engulfing Sand Point Idaho 400 residents. Humbird timber yard 200 500 wms burned, only partially insured. Over 500 volunteers fight proximity to Panhandle smelter. Spokane aid sought. Also noted is a New York Aug 11 lien on an aero plane tied to Henry Farman for 129 for tents and holdings.
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Morping Journal
Sand Point
Idaho
Keotenay
Kootenay
Humbird Timber Company
Panhandle
Littl
Band Point
Spokane Fire Department
Purawa Aeroplane
New York
Henry Farman
France
Joseph Kowskie
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Ayth
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Nippon
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Morning Journal Sweetal
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