Governor Wilson at Atlantic City corner stone event
Governor Woodrow Wilson spoke at Atlantic City addressing about moral pride and support for forty years. A crowd of 5000 listened as he commented on Democratic nominee appearances since the Baltimore convention and was introduced by John Wannamaker. Local figures including William Cramp of Philadelphia and William J. Burns discussed graft cases and future elections.
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N. J
Gvernor Woodrow Wilson
Young Men's Christian Association
Helwan
Baltimore
John Wannamaker
Roosevelts New Party Aims Immediate Tariff Revision
Oyster Bay July 19 Immediate downward revision of tariffs is likely a key demand of the new Bull Moose Party led by Colonel Roosevelt. The Chicago convention stance remains undecided as leaders weigh schedules like woolen and cotton for concrete action. A separate dispatch reports HS Deardort arrested at Geysser on Thompson Falls forgery charges. he will be moved in a couple of days.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Connel Roosevelt
Chicago
Roosevelt
The
Standard
Great Falls
Thompson Falls
HS Deardort
Geysser
Kommers
Deardort
Western women excel in bi state tennis tourney in Louisville
In Louisville on July 10 Western women dominated the bi state tennis event. Miss Mary Browne of Los Angeles defeated Mrs Gustave Touchard of New York in straight sets. Miss May Sutton also beat Miss Lillie Mason of Louisville.
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Louisville
Mary Browne
Los Angeles
Gustave Touchard
New York
May Sutton
Lillie Mason
Bryan's chivalry alters convention resolutions
Helena July 10 A Baltimore convention story recounts William J Bryan showing consideration for Mrs Taft by removing a caustic reference to the Taft family from his resolution. The act pleased Bre Tagt and was relayed by Melville Stone to President Taft, who sent thanks for the courtesy.
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Taft
Helena
William J. Bryan
Robert F. Rose
Baltimore
Mr. Rose
Taftan
Bryan
Taftran
Taderwaras
Melville B. Stone
Maanager
Associated Press
Neves
Ryan
Pressene
Mr. Bryan
Plucky Mitchell County Girl Turns Poverty Tale into Legal Triumph
A Mitchell county girl from Iowa, Miss Litsle Wooster, creates a new school primer after publishers refuse her royalties. She later goes to law school, graduates, is admitted to the bar, and sues the book companies successfully claiming her rights. Her story, cited by Topeka Capital, notes her Chicago headquarters and broader influence.
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Litsle Wooster
Mitchell County
United States
Chicago
Topeka
Infant daughter dies in city home
Vivian Marie Maxine Keller died yesterday at 15 Clark Street. She was the 19 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Keller. Mrs Keller formerly Miss Stella Gingras of this city.
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Vivian Marie Maxine
George Keller
Clark Street
Keller
Stella Gingras
Butte Couple to Be Buried Together in Double Funeral
The bodies of Burt Smith and his wife, victims of Sunday’s tragedy, will lie in state at the residence of Smith’s brother John Smith, 1851 Grand Avenue, at 2 o’clock. A double funeral service will follow and interment will be in Mountain View cemetery. Relatives arrived in the city last night to attend.
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Burt Smith
Smith
John Smith
Grand Avenue
Mountain View Cemetery
Overheated chimney triggers house fire in city
An overheated chimney at 433 West Iron Street started a fire that caused $450 in property loss and was covered by insurance. Firefighters arrived to find the interior ablaze, with the blaze discovered in a clothes closet. The house, owned by George Haney, janitor of the McKinley show, was damaged. A separate rubbish fire at the H. Bucher residence on Nevada Avenue prompted a fire call.
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West Iron Street
George Haney
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