Wisconsin Fishta 18 On Delegates at Madison for State Convention
Delegates at the Republican state convention in Madison discuss endorsing Senator John C Spooner for reelection. LaFollette supporters demand Spooner recall his withdrawal letter and align with the platform and nominated candidates. A tariff plank favors Congressman Babcock's views.
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Madison
John C Spooner
LaFollette
Spooner
Committee On Resolutons
Convention
Babcock
Wisconsin
National Grocer Company Formed by Chicago Capitalists
Wholesale grocers from central and western states unite to form the National Grocer Company with $5,000,000 capitalization. Harlow N. Higinbotham as president. Frank C. Letts serves as first vice president, heading the Western Grocer Company with nine wholesale houses in Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, and Minnesota. The firm will operate via direct purchasing from importers, manufacturers, and sugar refiners, with initial subscriptions totaling $3,500,000.
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Huge Corporation
Chicago
James B. Forgan
New Jersey
Harlow N. Higinbotham
National Grocer Company
Frank C. Letts
Western Grocer Company
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Minnesota
National Hibernians Convention Opens with Respectful Adjournment
The biennial convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met at Coliseum hall with about 500 delegates. They marched to Sacred Heart church for a mass by Bishop Matz and a sermon by Rev. E J Barry, then returned for the first session chaired by Stephen Donleavy. A credentials committee was named and a respectful adjournment noted in honor of late Archbishop Feehan of Chicago.
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Arcit
Chicago
Denver
Pontifical Highnass
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Coliseum Hall
Sacred Heart Church
Matz
E. J. Barry
Stephen Donleavy
John T. Keating
Feehan
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues and cities
National League results include St Louis 3 Philadelphia 4 and Pittsburgh 5 Boston 6 Cincinnati 10 New York 2 Chicago 4 Brooklyn 8. American League games show Baltimore 6 St Louis 13 Boston 0 Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 9 Chicago 8 Washington 5 Detroit 4. American Association Columbus 2 Indianapolis 3 Toledo 5 Louisville 2. St Paul 5 Kansas City 1. Western League Omaha 19 Peoria 3 Denver 9 Kansas City 8 Colorado Springs 8 St Joseph 10 Des Moines 0 Milwaukee 6. Missouri Republicans name judges Joplin July 16 Convention nominates Moses Wybark Henry Lamb Edward Higbee and Edward C Elliott. resolutions endorse Philadelphia and Jefferson City platforms.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Omaha
Peoria
Denver
Colorado Springs
St. Joseph
Deg Moines
Milwaukee
Missouri
Joplin
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Moses Wybark
Bellinger County
Henry Lamb
Pettis
Eadward Higbee
Schuyler
Japan Ready to Fight Russia in Far East
Major General Sir A R F Dorward, former commander at Tien Tsin, arrived aboard the steamship Empress of India and warned that Japan will wage war in the far east if Russia does not withdraw from Manchuria as agreed with China.
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Japan
Russia
Victoria
B. C
A. R. F. Dorward
Tien Tsin
Empress of India
Manchuria
China
Far East
Rhythmic Wins Merchants and Manufacturers Trot at Grosse Pointe
The Detroit Driving Club held the Merchants and Manufacturers stake for 2:24 trotters at Grosse Points track. Rhythmic, a blind horse owned by Jesse Turney of Paris Kentucky, won the race in a hollow fashion for the $10,000 purse. Direct Hal captured the 2:24 pace.
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Rhythmic
Detroit
Detroit Driving Club
Grosse Points Track
Jesse Turney
Paris
Direct Hal
Editor William Hartley Dies of Brights Disease
William Hartley aged 60 editor of the New York Clipper died on Tuesday from Bright's disease. A specialist E A Bossey of the United States Department of Agriculture started a Russia tour seeking plants for Amelia. A violent cyclone damaged Chalon Bur Ssone, France on Tuesday with moose damage. vessels were sunk on the river, the Alougar destroyed, and shops flooded.
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William Hartley
New York Clipper
Bright
E. A. Bossey
United States Department of Agriculture
Russia
Amelia
United States Steel Responds In Hodge Case With Asset Valuation
United States Steel Corporation filed its answer to J A Hodge's suit before Vice Chancellor Emery. Charles M Schwab sworn as president outlines assets totaling 1.4 billion, earnings over 140 million annually, and a plan including a 19 million payment to J P Morgan.
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J. P. Morgan
Newark
United States Steel Corporation
J. A Hodge
Emery
Charles M. Schwab
Steel Corporation
King Edward Transferred to Royal Yacht at Portsmouth
King Edward and Queen Alexandra moved from Buckingham Palace to the railway at Victoria station in an ambulance drawn by two horses. Blue jackets ensured a safe transfer to the royal yacht Victoria and Albert as warships fired salutations at Cowes and the yacht departed. King Edward spoke of the arrangement and planned a long stay at Cowes with short day cruises.
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Palace
Royal Yacht
London
Edward
Victoria Station
Portsmouth
Victoria and Albert
Wes
Buckingham Palace
Queen Alexandra
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Four Die in Winder Mine Explosion at Herwind-White
A dynamite blast in No 4 mine of the Herwind White company at Winder Pennsylvania killed four men and injured many others. The mine lies about seven miles from the Mill Creek entrance of the rolling mill mine where a deadly explosion occurred last Thursday.
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Johnstown
Herwind- White Company
Winder
Mill Creek
Rolling Mill
Heat Dominion Parch Topeka as Kansas Faces 98 Degree Day
Topeka reports 98 degrees at noon with statewide extreme heat. Promotions of protractions noted as farmers rely on moisture in the ground to spur rapid corn growth.
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Topeka
Kansas
Fugitive Tracy Leads Manhunt After Merrill Found Dead
A news dispatch reports Tracy pursued on the Goldhill trail east of Buckley while the body of David Merrill, escaped Oregon penitentiary companion, is found near Napaxine. Merrill had a gunshot wound, autopsy notes support Tracy’s forest duel tale, and a $2750 reward will be claimed by Mrs. Wagner.
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Goldhill Trail
Merrill
Tacoma
Wash
Tracy
Goldhill
Buckley
Clark
Chehalis
David Merrill
Oregon Penitentiary
Harry Tracy
Wagner
Napaxine
Pal
Riot injures police and clergy in Newry clash
Report from Belfast says a score of policemen and a district Inspector were injured while suppressing a riot at Newry. Several Orange and Nationalist combatants were hurt, and Rev. Bredin a Presbyterian clergyman was struck on the head by a stone after being knocked from his bicycle.
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Belfast
Newry
Down
Armagh
Bredin
Corn Corner Breaks as July Options Drop in Chicago
In Chicago trading the July corn option collapsed while July futures fell about a dime. The market cited large arrivals and short covering by bull traders as the corner being broken with spillover effects on wheat and oats. Cash prices for corn and other grains showed declines amid bear conditions and heavy receipts.
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Chicago
Gates
New York
Cattle and Sheep Markets Mixed in Kansas City Prices
Kansas City market report shows beef cattle steady to strong with various classes outlined. Hog receipts about 6 400 and noted as lower. sheep receipts near 3 900 with lambs and wethers shifting modestly higher in places.
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Kansas City
Cattle and Sheep Receipts See Market Shifts in Omaha Region
South Omaha July 1 cattle receipts show mixed prices across classes with best steer and heifer values around 5 to 7 dollars, cows and calves weaker, stockers and feeders near 2 to 3 dollars, calves up to 6.5 dollars, and hogs showing steady to firm demand with large receipts. Sheep and lamb listings indicate steady yardage and value changes, with buyers active on common and stocker categories.
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South Omaha
Rt Warket
Ateore Mago
Dulk
Wales
ST Tot
Fragmented OCR Brief May Hide Local Details
The readable text fragments reference names and numbers in a garbled July entry. Key items mention individuals plural, a place likely Washington state, and scattered figures including S475 and S272h with vague references to receipts and stockers.
Harlington Route Offers S44 Fare to Providence
The Harlington Route announces a 44 cent rate to Providence R I and return on account of the Baptist Young People's Union. Tickets go on sale July 6 7 and for more information contact the nearest Burlington Route agent or write J Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha Neb.
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Harlington
Providence
Baptist Young People’s Union
Burlington
Nature's Remedies Claim Cure for Wide Range of Ailments
An advertisement proclaims cures for kidney and liver diseases along with many other conditions. It promises effective energy with a company remedy, offering cash payment and a 60 day period, signed by DAYBART.
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Schwab
King Edward
Macedonia
Vienna
Menastir
Turkey
Ostrovo
Gaynor
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United States
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Erwin
Convict Tracy
Marietta
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Ders
Times Building
Grorde Contine Jerries
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Nehraska
E.C. Horn
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Epworth L. Epworth League
Baddy
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Forest Lumber Co
Dierks’ Lumber? Coal Co
Nebraska Central Building and Loan Association
Staple and
Laney
OuUuoplies
Jas. Graham
Lincoln, Omaha
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Helena
Butte
Salt Lake City
Portland
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J. Prascis
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John Phillips
Prop
J. Francis
Omaha, Neb
The
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Nebraska
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