Governor Baldwin Renominated At Hartford Democratic Conclave
News item notes Simeon HB Baldwin nominated without opposition for governor at Hartford for the Democratic state convention, with other state officers and seven presidential electors chosen. Republican convention at Hartford named J. P. Studley on the third ballot for governor amid four candidates and strong Taft Administration endorsement.
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Simeon HB
Baldwin
Hartford
Conn
J. P. Studley
Taft
Proteus launches mark new American auxiliary ship at Newport News
Navy announces the collier Proteus, latest auxiliary vessel of the American fleet, was launched at Newport News Virginia as intervention to protect neutral interests in Santo Domingo grows imminent amid seizures of Dominican Haitian frontier customs houses.
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Newport News
United States
Santo Domingo
Excursionist death at St Albans steamboat wharf
A rush by a crowd of excursionists at a St Albans Virginia steamboat wharf caused the death of Mrs Charles Hurlbut of Georgia who and her husband were jostled into the water. The incident is part of a string of crime and court items reported, including a jury verdict in the Hillsville court house tragedy and a Grand Army of the Republic encampment closing in Los Angeles.
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St. Albans
Charles Hurlbut
Georgia
Victor Allen
Commonwealth
W. M. Foster
Hillsville
Court House
Wytheville
Allen
Bidna Allen
Wesley Edwards
Alfred B. Beers
Bridgeport
Conn
Grand Army of the Republic
Los Angeles
Cal. O
Baden wins Empire State stake at Syracuse with stout trot
Baden claimed the $10,000 Empire State stake at the Grand Circuit meet on the New York State fair track in Syracuse. He won in straight heats, posting the three fastest trots of the year and lowering his mark to 2 05 with Esther W. forcing the second heat.
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Baden
Syracuse
N.Y
Esther W
Foreign Gen. Count Nogi and wife commit seppuku
Reports state General Count Merendke Nogi and Countess Nogi died by their own hands in an act linked to ancient Japanese rites honoring Emperor Matsuhito. Tokyo ceremonies blended old customs with modern military display as international representatives attended the funeral.
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Merendke Nogi
Empire
Nogi
Matsuhito
Muteuhito
Tokyo
Philander Co. Knot
The
United States
Solon blackbanders to stand trial in Cedar Rapids
Iowa items report the Solon case against Joseph Dvorak Dr Charles Ham and C C Cawley to be brought to the October term in Cedar Rapids district court. Dvorak and Ham face charges for sending threats to J L Adams and Cawley is alleged to have burned property on the Adams farm. Also noted are missing man L J Goodman from Millersburg and a wide range of local news from Des Moines to Osceola with accidents crops and public notices.
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Solon
United States District Court
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Dvorak
Charles Ham
C. C. Cawley
Dvorak
Ham
J. L. Adams
Cawley
Adams
L. J. Goodman
Millersburg
Iowa County
Cafferty
Synod of the
Presbyterian Church of Town
Central Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Woman's Synodical Missionary Society
Clarence H. Barbour
Clyde
M. C
Ames
Cherokee County
Ernest P. Hessenius
Cherokee
Hessenius
Ruth Bingaman
Malvern
Miss Stevens
Stevens
Miss Bingaman
Union Monarch Steam Laundry
Oskaloosa
Trades Unions’ Assembly and
Haveral
Kate Boever
le Mars
Joseph Kamp
Kamp
Shriners
Creston
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Marshall Vinegar Company
Marshalltown
C. P. Kline
Jasper District
Charles Mills
Colfax
Unitarian and Universalist
Towg
First Unitarian Church
John Thiede
Clinton
Albert Harvey
Smiley's Mile
Boone
New Building Sought for State Food and Dairy Dept
Des Moines notes state food and dairy commissioner W B Barney says cramped quarters hinder work. He will push for a new building near the capitol, proposing to buy the rest of the block for a larger facility with space for laboratories and overflow from other departments.
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State Food and Dairy
Des Moines
State Food and Dairy Commission
W. B. Barney
State House
Capital Avenue
State Board Lets Contracts For Provisions
The state board of control awarded about $25 000 in provisions to be shared by state institutions. Sugar prunes dried peaches and raisins are bought with roughly 600 009 pounds of sugar. contracts include Smith Lichty & Hilgman for sugar supplying 282 000 pounds. Cedar of Des Moines handles peaches and raisins contracts totaling 40 000 pounds of peaches at 6 46 per 100 pounds and 23 000 pounds of raisins at 6 18 per 100 pounds. A California firm won the prune contract for 0 000 pounds at 6 68 per 160 pounds. Between 8 000 and 9 000 people are confined in state institutions, allocating about 1 2 pounds of sugar weekly per person and similar amounts of fruit.
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Marion County
Roberts Place
East Knoxville
Enterprise Mining Company
Hyerist
Clay Township
Humboldt County
Humboldt
Latter Day Saints
Magnolia
Logan
Iowa Infantry
Dubuque
Herbert Northey
Waterloo
Alvin Moas
Greene
I. I. Waters
Monticello Canning Company
Vinton
John Albright
Newark
N. J
John F. Albright
Plymouth County
Denver
Kansas
Iowa
Clarinda
Shenandoah
Pacific Junction
Mra. Croson
Iowa State College
Ames
Des Moines
Methodist Episcopal Church
Boone
Edwin H. Hughead
San Francisco
Readlyn
Bremer County
Clarion
A. L. Lofgren
Stanton
State School For
ABC
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Corn Bett Meat Producers’ Association
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Cvidence
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State Board of Control
Smith, Lichty & Hilgman
Charles Hewitt
California
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Panama Canal
Agua Prieta
Douglas, Ariz
War Department
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University of North Carolina
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Jack Johnson
Chicago
United States Motors Company
Hough
New York
W. ES. Strong
Roberts Walker
Rock Island Railway
Burton Gibson
Middletown
N. Y
Rosa M. Szabo
Greenwood Lake
Floyd Allen
Claude
International Association of Ticket Agents
Toronto
Ont
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Pittsburg
J. H. Sterling
Elwood Ramsey
Philadelphia
New York City
Guaranty Trust Company
Guaranty
Standard Trust Company
Charles L. Johnson
Chicagyu
American Electric Fuse Company
Muskegon
Muskegon, Mich
Old National Bank of
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Paul Peck
Columbia
Cicero Aging Field
Birdman
St. Anthony 'S Padua Hospital
William Chambers
Mineola
Greene, N. Y
Shenango County Fair
Courtsquare
Boston
Old Court House
Minnie Layally
Clarksville
Norwalk
Cincinnati
Building Trades’ Council
International
United Association of Blumbers
Mise
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Medford
Mast
Haledy
White Star Inc
Loam Ziatoust
Gagula
Pamyat Merkuria
Black Sea
Sebastopol
Shubin
Thees
Alfonso
Victoria
San Sebastien
Spain
Daniel 9
Bickles
Lidcoln Trust Company
Abraham Lincoln
Shawkeye
H. E. Hayes
Manila
John M. Knight
Dex Moines
Vermont
Dummerston
Asa Aenisi
Knight
Randolph A. Knight
Jies Moines
Plains
Idaho
Montana
H. Grefe
Lutheran
Germantown
Paulina
Callender
Fort Dodge
Swedish Free Church of Amering
Boona
Swedish Evangelical Mission
Iowa Dairy Development
State Dairy Department
Barney
Algona
Anita
Clemens Grove
Dallas County
Rewben Sanders
State Historical Building
Montezuma
Bliss
B. H. Hibbard
Department of Economic Science
University of Wisconsin
A. ¥. Storm
University of Minnesota
M. L. King
W. A. Bevan
University of Oregon
Adolph Shane
Ralph Chatterton
Highland Park College of
Robert A. Pearson
Europe
Villisca
Burns
George Cosson
Montgomery County
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Ara Dr. Steiner
Wilson
Bristol
Snauffer-Hughes & Company
Snauffer- Ward
Lennox Headers Shear Company
Holy Timhe
Hyena Vista
Albert City
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