Bryan welcomed by Omaha citizens in civic events
In Omaha on July 27 Bryan is admitted to the Knights of Aks-Ar-Ben an Omaha business leaders order. He speaks at a pole raising and at a democratic flag raising and attends a club dinner with figures including G M Hitchcock James C Dahlman and Victor Rosewater.
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Omaha
Neb
Willam J. Bryan
Knights of
Knights of Aks-ArBen
John A Creighton Democratic Marching Club
Aks- Ar-Ben
Bryan
G. M. Hitchcock
Omaha World-Herald
James C. Dahlman
Victor Rosewater
Nebraska
Omaha Bee
Nan Patterson Vanishes as Liberty Is Threatened
Nan Patterson, the chorus girl once tried three times for Caesar Young's murder in New York, vanished from Pittsburg after a police conference. Acting Captain Roche said she believed she would be sent back to New York on probation, agreed to leave, and a call claimed she had enticed a prominent man’s wife’s husband. Patterson admitted promising to depart.
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Pittsburg
New York
Nan Paterson
Caesar Young
Roche
Nan Patterson
Harriman Plans West Trip and Oregon Camp Vacation
E H Harriman will depart this week for a West tour including a camping stay in Oregon. He will return to New York within a month to inspect several Union Pacific properties and departments.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
West
Oregon
Union Pacific
Rates at Pipestone Springs Range from $2 to $3.50 per Day
The Pipestone Springs facility lists daily rates from two to three and a half dollars, with baths included. This indicates varying price tiers for visitors seeking mineral waters and spa services at the springs.
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Pipestone Springs
Miss Wheeler Heads to China as Missionary Worker
Miss Ethel J. Wheeler leaves New York for central China to serve as a missionary among Chinese women. She will fund her five year stay from her private income and undertake religious educational and social work with high caste Chinese women, after language study.
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Ethel J. Wheeler
New York City
China
Central
Miss Wheeler
Church Missions
Fourth Avenue
Mission House
Gilbert Livingston
Burgess Johnston
Campbell Named Again in Texas Returns
Dallas Texas July 27 Additional returns tonight show about half the vote cast in last Saturday's primary. Governor Campbell is re nominated by a large majority, about 75 000, and Attorney General Davidson is renominated by roughly 25 000. Prohibition amendment opposition exists with a narrow margin needing full count to determine outcome.
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Dallas
Tex
Campbell
Davidson
Two Killed and Two Hurt When Train Hits Auto
At Glenhead New York on July 27 the Millionaires Express of the Long Island railroad collided with an automobile. Miss Leigh Townsend died shortly after, Charles Smith the chauffeur was killed outright. Passengers Beatrice Eddy aged 22 of Brooklyn and Lloyd Robinson 20 of New York were injured.
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Glenhead
L. 1
Long Island
Leigh Townsend
New York
Charles Smith
Beatrice Eddy
Brooklyn
Lloyd Robinson
Charles Robinson
Glenhead Road Crossing
French Strikers Try to Burn Down Factory at Vigneux
In Vigneux on July 27 strikers renewing the June 2 conflict with gen darmes destroyed a footbridge and attempted to burn their employer’s plant. Dragoons repelled the mob as many strikers were arrested, including two Federation of Labor members. The region remains in disorder with a large military force on guard.
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Vigneux
Federation of Labor
Prince Sees Cures By Faith At Quebec Shrine
The Prince of Wales visited Stanne de Baupre, dubbed the American Lourdes, where hundreds of pilgrims, many on crutches, sought relief as relics were touched. He entered during a mass and left to crowds pressing for a handshake. A citadel reception followed with Lord and Lady Grey and officials in attendance.
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Quebec
Prince of Wales
Prince
Lord
Lady Grey
Fairbanks
Battle Hymn of France Heard in Russia
Reval, July 27. The harbor shone as Emperor Nicholas met President Fallieres aboard the French battleship Verite. Salutes rang out while the Marseillaise, long banned in Russia, was played on the Standart and Russian warships amid cheers from both crews.
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Reval
Nicholas
Russia
President Fallieres
France
Verite
Marseillaise
Standart
The Pretzel Craft: A Quirky History and Shape
A playful examination of the pretzel as a remarkable human artifact. It discusses its unique heart like form, the sailorman terminology for its construction, and its elusive classification as not food yet an appetite builder. The piece notes Germany as its origin and traces the name to Latin roots and a possible link to a board like surface.
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Sahara
Germany
South
America
North America
Brett
Tongue tells nothing of patient’s pain in clinic joke
In Roseleat a doctor jokes with a patient asking to see the tongue as a gag about illness. The exchange highlights humor in medical visits and the patient’s acceptance that a tongue cannot reveal the full measure of his distress.
Storm Claiming Lives Hits Pittsburg After Severe Weather
Pittsburg reports a violent storm with rain lightning and thunder causing deaths and injuries. One or more people were killed and a score injured as fires and floodwaters struck the city. A gasoline launch carrying 16 to 20 Jones & Laughlin Steel workers capsized in 20 feet of water, with three men known to be drowned.
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Pittsburg
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Monongahela
Typhoon Ravages Hong Kong Killing Many At Night
Manila reports a destructive typhoon that swept over Hongkong at midnight causing heavy loss of life among Chinese residents and unroofing buildings. Tempestuous seas drove several steamers ashore and shore property losses are expected to be heavy.
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Manila
Hongkong
Auto Owners Not Liable For Chauffeurs Mishaps
New York July 27 Automobile owners are not liable for damages when a chauffeur uses the car not on the master’s business and the appellate division of the supreme court rules consent does not change the liability. The decision states it makes no difference if the owner consented to the chauffeur’s pleasure trip.
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New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Cures Woman's Weaknesses with Favorite Prescription
Dr. Fyfe of The Eclectic Medical Review extols Unicorn root Helenias and Golden Seal as key components of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. They are linked to uterine support, relief of back pain and fatigue, menstrual irregularities, and general vitality in women.
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Pierce
John Fyfe
The
EcLectic Medical Review
Helenias
Fyfe
Finley Ellingwood
M. D
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
John M. Scudder
Cincinnati
KR. Bartholow
Jefferson Medieval College
Musgrave Queen of Montana Fillies in Big Race Debate
After Madeline Musgrave scored an easy victory, horsemen debated a potential race with Lena Leach. They agreed Musgrave is the top filly in Montana and would likely beat Leach with proper weights, though Leach would get pounds in handicap. The two-year-old rivalry drew big interest and a likely large crowd for a possible matchup.
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Madeline Musgrave
Lena Leach
Musgrave
Montana
O'Malley
Harry Stover
Tobe Ramsey
Madeline
Butwell
Leach
Jockey Club
Americans Show Speed in Berlin Contests
Berlin July 27 J D Lightbody of the University of Chicago and W W May of Illinois starred in international athletics. Lightbody defeated Peterson of Sweden in the 1500 meter and won the 800 meter from 87 rivals with a 65 meter head start. May won the 190 meter handicap with ease.
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Berlin
J. D. Lightbody
University of Chicago
W. W. May
University of Illinois
Lightbody
Peterson
Sweden
May
Yost Says Michigan Will Tour East for Gridiron Games
Coach Fielding C. Hurry Up Yost, en route to the East, states Michigan will skip West opponents and instead tour the East this fall to face top big universities, planning most games there. He notes a strong freshman class ready for conversion into next season roles.
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Chicago
East
Fielding C
Wmirter
Michigan Coach Predicts Tigers Return to Pennant Race
Yost spoke on baseball noting his belief that the Tigers would again win the American pennant, reflecting on a team known for its strong lineup and competitive history.
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Michigan
Yost
Tigers
Wheat Fields to Develop Eleven at Swarthmore
Swarthmore college football candidates plan a unique summer training by working in Canadian wheat fields to harden for the season. The school boasts strong material and aims to defeat major eastern powers, with past victories over Pennsylvania teams cited.
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Swarthmore
Philadelphia
Swarthmore College
Canada
Hides of American Cattle Sought Free Entry
Independent dealers in New York began a protest before the board of United States general appraisers seeking duty free admission of hides from American cattle shipped to England for beef and slaughtered abroad. Thousands of hides enter the country from Birkenhead and Deptford each year.
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New York
Board of
United States General Appraisers
England
Birkenhead
Deptford
Preparing to Attack Standard Oil Again
Lenox Massachusetts July 27 An important conference to discuss new action by the department of justice in the Standard Oil cases opens here tomorrow Attorney General Bonaparte will attend along with Frank B Kellogg of Minnesota and other DOJ officials to review the Chicago circuit court of appeals decision reversing Judge Landis finding against Standard Oil confirming renewed government strategy.
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Lenox
Mass
Department of Justice
Standard Oil
Bonaparte
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Washington
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Judge Landis
Standard Oil Company
Tickets on sale via Oregon Short Line Aug 8 final return
Tickets go on sale August 8 through the Oregon Short Line with a final return limit of 15 days. Reserve Pullman berths at once from Short Line city ticket office No. 2 North Main Street in Butte Montana. F. D. Wilson, D. F. & P. A.
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Oregon Short Line
Short Line
City
N. Main St
Butte
Mont
F. D. Wilson
Barber Kills Bartender in Huntington Oregon
Huntington Oregon July 27 Chris Jas person a barkeeper at a local saloon was shot and killed this afternoon by Demag R Trapp a barber He was captured and jailed at Baker City in connection with the shooting
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Huntington
Ore
Chris Jasperson
Demag R. Trapp
Trapp
Baker City
Sullivan Rites Pending After Salt Lake Death
John D. Sullivan aged 28 died Sunday morning in Salt Lake City. His remains will arrive in Butte this morning and go to the residence of Pat Leahey at 105 Sutter Street. Funeral notice will be issued later.
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John D. Sullivan
Salt Lake
Butte
Pat Leahey
Sutter Street
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Harriman
Dollet
Texas
Lourdes
Roseleat
Hong Kong
August Records
Orton Bros
Connell
Butte Gas Light and Fuel Co
East Broadway
Barber
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