Sullivan accuses Bryan of autocratic aims and deceit
Roger C Sullivan of Illinois denounces William J Bryan's banquet speech and his alleged manipulation of the Democratic party. He challenges Bryan to prove honesty and sincerity, defends Jeffersonian democracy, and questions Bryan's associates and political methods.
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New York
Roger C. Sullivan
Illinois
Nathony
Democratic Committee
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Sullivan
Jefferson Club
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party of
United States
Democratic Party
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Bryan and rival call for delegate poll over fraud claim
The speaker challenges Mr. Bryan to resign if he proves delegates from the Springfield convention opposed the speaker’s national committeeman election by fraud. A public poll overseen by the state chief justice would settle if Bryan’s charge stands or if he should withdraw.
Alamogordo Fire Destroys J T Wood Bowling Alley
A 4 am blaze in Alamogordo destroyed the entire J T Wood bowling alley and fittings. The loss is insured for 3000 dollars. Also reported a death of Buck Powell at 61 from heart disease, a veteran of Lincoln county conflicts with ties to historic skirmishes. First frost observed in Clondcroft signaling cold spell.
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Alamogordo
N. M
J. T. Wood
F. B. Powell
Lincoln County
New Mexico
Clondcroft
Raid and 300 Men Possess Mogador
A Tangier dispatch reports Anilos Raid with 300 men has entered Mogador and taken possession of the city. The governor and guard hold asbah while Anftios plans an attack.
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London
Revolution unfolds at Mogador amid Moroccan unrest
Tangier Morocco Sept 7 insurgent tribes attack Mogador on the Atlantic coast. The French minister orders Galilee cruiser to the scene and powers call for men of war. Sultan representative Mohamed El Torres seeks steamers to deploy troops. Indianapolis Sept 7 reports a minor earthquake in Evansville and Booneville with no damage.
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Tangier
Morocco
Mogador
Galilee
Mohamed el Torres
Mogader
Senator Depew Plans Return If Health Holds
New York reports Senator Depew will be in his Senate seat when Congress meets in December. Family sources say his health is better than any time in the past year. Chicago outlines a push for an eight hour day for metal workers beginning next week as delegates plan an international federation. In Duluth Judge J L McCreary dies after an appendectomy. he once published the early Dubuque Herald.
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New York
the Tribune Today
Congress
Depew
Chicago
The
Metal Trades’ Workers of America
Hermit Suicide Discovered Skeleton Found Under Floor
In Baull Ste Marie Michigan a hermit named James James was found dead by his own hand last night. Today authorities uncovered a skeletal remains beneath the hut floor in the lonley dwelling. The grim discovery followed a search of the hermit’s longtime residence.
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Baull Ste. Marie
Mich
James James
James
Washout Delays Santa Fe Trains Near Hackberry
A major washout west of Hackberry, Arizona halts Santa Fe service for about twenty four hours. Trains No. 1 and 7 from the east are backed up to Seligman to aid passengers while crews assess extent of damage and restore track. In related notes a real estate trust president described as a crook is also mentioned.
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Seligman
Morning Journal
Hackberry
Ariz
Santa Fe
Needles
Here
Pssengers
Convene Delegates Plan for Joint Statehood in Arizona
In Tucson on September 7 the executive committee of the Joint Statehood League of Arizona ordered a territorial joint statehood convention in Phoenix for September 17 to nominate a delegate to Congress and adopt a joint statehood platform for Arizona and New Mexico. The move follows the Republican territorial convention’s refusal to seat joint statehood delegates. Thirteen seated representatives from five counties were rejected for backing joint statehood. In San Francisco the same day, rail unions and United Railways dispute widens over open shop as nonunion workers replace strikers who had left the shops, with no layoffs announced by Thornwell Mulaley of the railroad.
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Tucson
Ariz
Joint Statehood League of Arizona
Thomas F. Wilsort
Phoenix
Congress
Arizona
New Mexico
Republican Territorial Convention
San Francisco
United Railways
New Mexico marksman leads national contest at Sea Girt
Sea Girt N J Sept 7 The national individual contest opens with a record field of 747 entrants for a $1000 prize. Corporal Hughes of New Mexico tops the fleet stage with 47 points at 200 yards, the highest score yet in the event.
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N. J
Corporal Hughes
New Mexico
Kansas City Kansas Mayor Rose resigns amid liquor crackdown
Mayor William K. Rose of Kansas City Kansas resigns amid a battle with liquor and law enforcement factions. Acting Mayor Joseph Laughlin will serve until a special election. Police chiefs Vernon Rose and Acting Chief Kelly also resign. Rose had been ousted for defying anti liquor laws and gambling prohibitions. the state supreme court had declared him in contempt. The resignation ends the dispute under a state agreement to drop contempt proceedings.
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Kansas City
William K. Rose
Kan
Joseph
Laughlin
Coun
Rose
Vernon Rose
Kelly
Hose
Liaguor
Nose
Kansas State Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Cottemet
Jesuits to Elect General Tomorrow in Rome
Rome reports the QuadriVium of the Society of Jesus has closed its preparatory sessions. Delegates stay secluded to await the general election set for tomorrow. Early forecasts favor Father Randeliph J. Myer of St. Louis, though secretary's records make predictions uncertain.
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Rome
Congregation of the Society of Jesus
Pather Martin
Pather
Randeliph J. Myer
St. Louis
Big Field and Track Meet Under Way
The national field and track championship meet of the Amateur Athletic Association began at Traverse Island, the New York Athletic Club home. Dozens of club dignitaries and Olympians from Athens are competing, with new records expected tomorrow if the weather remains fine.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Association
Traverse Island
New York Athletic Club
Cofminence
Unitedates
Hada
Athens
Real Estate Trust Chief Forged Signatures to Cover Overdrafts
Philadelphia September 7 A receiver reports Frank K Hipple the defunct Real Estate Trust president forged notes using signatures of prominent city businessmen to cover overdrafts and large loans. Hipple copied depositor names and created notes up to 150 000 dollars to secure discounts. Receiver Bartle said he may take the presidency to aid reorganization if depositors demand it.
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Philadelphia
Frank K. Hipple
Real Estate Trust Company
Bartle
Hipple
Earle
Hipnle
Mexican Governors Say No Trouble Ahead for All
Governors Yseubel of Sonora and Canedo of Siniles arrive from Mexico City with President Diaz present in view. They state there will be no trouble on September 1 or any time, insisting their trip was for assurance and business and not for unrest. American ambassador Thompson reports to the State Department on Regeneracion and possible Mexican unrest, urging suppression of the St Louis revolutionary junta and noting no real danger, while considering action against Regeneracion as anarchist.
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Texas
Bent
Mexico
Yseubel
Sonora
Canedo
Siniles
Mexico City
Dias
Washington
Toe
Falee
Dilter
Diaz
Thompson
Atate
St. Louis
Regeneracion
Dian
Department of Justice
Sharp Earthquakes Reported on St. Vincent Island
Strong earthquakes were felt this morning in Kingston and across the island of St. Vincent as well as in St. Lucia and Grenada. The shocks were sharp and protracted in Grenada, while the Soufriere cone remains undisturbed.
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Kingston
Island of St. Vincent
Rept
St. Lucia
Grenada
Otenlsland 10 Come Back At Once
Chicago reports that Paul Brens land the fugitive president and wreck er of the Milwaukee Avenue National Bank will be brought back to America without delay. Information was received by Assistant State Attorney arbour in a telegram from Assistant Attorney Olen at Targier confirming the formalities and turning Mengsland over to the custodial authorities.
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Chicago
Sept
Paul
Brensland
Milwaukee Avenue National Bank
America
Attormey Arbour
Olen
Targier
International rowing crowds watch practice before Harvard Cambridge race
Thousands of spectators line the Thames at Putney as Harvard and Cambridge crews train publicly the day before the race The event attracts record ticket sales and rail excursion traffic from Mortlake Railway to view the final stretch.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Putney
England
Barnes
Matty Aimerionas
Mortlake
Cuban Rebel War Chief Refuses Armistice Terms
Havana reports Piño Guerra, insurgent leader, rejects any armistice unless presidential and congressional elections are annulled. He responds to government offers by blowing railway bridges and attacking routes, with San Juan de Martinez possibly in insurgent hands. Government forces under Colonel Avalos and Lt. Col. Clews contend with 2,000 to 4,000 rebels. The stalemate continues as diplomats seek terms while Guerra demands annulment.
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Pino Guerra
Pinae del Rio
Guerras
Pinar de Rivery
San Juan de Martinez
Avalos
Clews
Meneoeal
Guerra
Great Britain
Washington
Britain
Cuba
Loynax del Castillo
Insurgenite
Kaiser Reviews The Flower Of His Army In Breslau Parade
More than thirty thousand troops from the sixth division of the twelfth army paraded at Gandau outside Breslau before Emperor William. He reviewed the line after presenting regimental colors, with foreign dignitaries including the King of Saxony and the Duke of Connaught in attendance. The hereditary princess of Sax Meinegen led her grenadiers in full dress as the emperor acknowledged the display.
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Twelfth Army
Gandau
William
Saxony
Packer Trial Postponed to November Tenth
The government and packing companies in the antitrust case have agreed to delay trial until November 10 after a conference. The date had been set for September 10 by Judge Humphrey, but both sides requested the postponement.
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Chicago
Hum.phrey
City of Tents In the Big Metropolis
The New York Morning Journal notes a surge in arrests, expenses, and social change as hundreds camp around the metro area. Rockaway Beach hosts a tent city while Mayor Dunne of Chicago and Mayor McClellan of New York debate municipal ownership and public utilities. Bryan’s visit draws mixed interest amid a crowded Madison Square Garden.
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McClellan
New — York
Bryan
New York
Palisades
Hudson
Staten Island
Shrewsbury River
Sandy Hook
Rockaway Beach
Edward F. Dunne
Chicago
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Coun
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