Prohibition Party Nominates Cha n for Presidency in Chicago
Eugene W. Chan of Chicago accepted the Prohibition party's presidential nomination amid a large audience. Prof. Charles Scanlon of Pittsburg delivered the notification to Mr. Chafin, with leading party members from Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana, Nebraska and others present. Samuel Dickie of Albion College chaired the meeting and introduced Chafin, who urged unity and adherence to the party platform adopted in Columbus.
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Eugene W. Chan
Chicago
Prohibition Party
Chafin
Prohibition
Charles Scanlon
Pittsburg
Committee On Notifeation
From
Minois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Indana
Nebraska
Charles R. Jones
Samuel Dickie
Albion College
Albion
Dickey
Seamon
Sean
Chatin
Chit
Columbus
I Fn
Washington
Lincoln
Julius Caesar Burrows
Bryan
Root
Sherman
M. W. Stryker
Hamilton College
Thomas Wheeler
Charles Symonds
National House of Representatives
James S. Sherman
Aus
Serena Payne
New York
Utica
Cincinnati
Sherman Lawn
Geneses Street
West
Wator Burrows
Ming
William H
Taft
Review of the Year Troops Leave Slaver's Wife May By The President
Montana federation year in review notes labor strife with Bell Telephone and mining tensions. President Donoghue cites union growth, $8,221.96 in strike funds and $2,164 spent, and court oratory on miners’ safety while Sheriff and Governor address Springfield unrest and race tensions.
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Illinois
Alexander Fairgrieve
Howard Smith
Bell Telephone Company
Castro accuses France in tense Venezuela talks
Ambiguous notes reveal Castro pressing for a settlement while France and Venezuela face friction over foreign affairs. Officials signal possible concessions, but the issue strains relations with the United States and prompts caution in diplomatic circles.
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Racas
Venea Foreign
Castro
A. mc
United States
Fire devastates six business houses in Nevada town
Carson City Aug 18 Empire oly three tiles from here was visited by fire this morning destroying six business houses. John Bradbury a pioneer of that place cremating. Special Dispatch to the Standard Washington Aug 18 F McDonald of Granite county has been appointed assistant geologist in the Geological Survey service.
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Carson City
Nev
Standard
Washington
F. McDonald
Granite County
Geological Survey Service
Ordered Eviction Shocks Tennessee Mining Camp
Knoxville dispatch reports a night clash as white miners rise against Black workers at Camp Bell's mine in west Anthras. Sheriff Hughes of Claiborne County helps calm tensions while authorities plan removals. Black workers are warned to flee within three days or face deadly violence.
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Union
Tis
Tuxhorn
Woodside
Springfield
Deneen
AR Hew
Rovernor
Atter
Knoxville
Teo
Yuntercay
Dengulet
Sheiltt Hughes
Ciibornecounts Tenn
Campbell's Mine
West Anthras
Huatiiyy
Rome Naifaa
Primary election rule clarified by Attorney General
In Helena on Aug 1 an opinion to County Attorney Ford of Meagher states that counties using the primary election law for electors living outside districts are exempt from re testing this year due to the appeal of the primary law. In Michigan, a fire destroyed the Gore Bay Manitoulin area center, wiping out the region’s Gore Bay and Manitou locations.
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Semblican
Sherman
Unie
Sherriman
Mlaine Thes
Burrows
Harts
Shedal Vigpaten
Helena
Ford
Meaghe
Galen
Tore
Career of Evans Electric Shocks as Fighter Ends Ills
In a sudden turn, Evans retires from fighting amid lingering health issues, signaling an abrupt end to a noted career. The move comes as Hackman, Porter, and others reflect on Evans' impact, with pundits citing precedent and resilience in the ring.
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Evans
Hackman
Admiral Jobley Evans Birthday Honors at Mountain Hotel
Rear Admiral Jobley D. Evans, aged 62, marks a long Navy career as he reaches his birthday at the Mountain hotel in Mohonk New York. Admirers flood the town with congratulatory messages while Evans plans to remain through October and then join Washington for the general board. He weighs in on naval strength openness to open China and warns against provoking Japan. He notes the open door policy and the need for a strong fleet to deter war.
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Arena Wae
Washington
Th General Board
Hampton Roads
San Francisco
United Worlds
Japan
Queren
Resirn
Aishral
United States
China
Mountain Hotel
Earthquake Hits Cal
Eureka California August 8 A strong quake rattled the region damaging business districts homes and crockery shattering statues and causing walls to crack in the courthouse. Tremors were felt as far north as Blue Lakes and shook towns across the area injuring few reports and disrupting daily activity.
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Cal
Hurcks
Rei
Apel
Selsek
Blue Lakes
Hurekis
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William O'Brien
Charles A. Derry
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William Noble
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