Bryan Welcomed by Omaha Citizens at Knights Event
Omaha July 27 Bryan was admitted to the Knights of Aks-Ar-Ben an Omaha business men order. Lincoln visitors joined in the initiation and a non partisan welcome greeted him on return from Chicago. He spoke at a fundraiser and later at a flag raising on Leavenworth Street, with local leaders, including James C. Dahlman and Victor Rosewater, in attendance.
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Neb
J.bryan
Knights of
Soverning Board
Knights of Aks-ArBen
Omahs Club
John A
Bryan
MM. Hitcheark
Mublisner
Omaha ‘World-Herald
James C. Dahlman
Victor Rosewater
Nebraska
Tventy-fourth
Leavenworth
W. J. Connell
Congress
Connell
Oruana
Miss Ethel Wheeler Goes to Teach Heathen Chinese
Miss Ethel J Wheeler leaves New York City to become a missionary in central China. She will fund her five year stay from personal income and pay all expenses. Wheeler travels with her father two sisters and their spouses to the Church Missions house for farewell services and departure preparations.
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Ethel J. Wheeler
New York City
China
Central
Miss Wheeley
Church Missions
Fourth Avenue
Miss Wheeler
Milas Wheeler
Ner
Gilbert Livingston
Burgess Ishustuy
Burgess Johnston
Campbell Renominated in Texas Returns
Early returns from Dales Texas show Governor Campbell winning renomination by about 78 009 majority and Attorney General Davison by around 25 00, with a tight vote on the prohibition amendment. Returns indicate a majority against the amendment but the outcome hinges on remaining counted ballots.
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Dales
Tex
Campbell
Davison
Nan Patterson Vanishes As Liberty Is Threatened
Pittsburg July 27 Nan Patterson the charasy girl once tried three times for the Caesar Youne murder in New York left the city Saturday for parts unknown after a conference with police. Acting Captain Roche said Patterson believed she would be sent back to New York and agreed to go. A prominent man’s wife telephoned alleging Nan enticed her husband and Patterson admitted this, promising to leave the city at once.
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Pittsburg
New York
Nan Paterson
Caesar Youne
Tle
Roche
Patterson
Pha
Cha Wite
Nan Patterson
Hieband
van Patterson
Harriman to Tour West on Westward Trip
The report says B. H. Harriman will travel west this week to Oregon for a rugged vacation in the wilds. He plans to return to New York within a month after visiting multiple Union Pacific departments. The trip includes a stop at Pipestone Springs with daily rates from two to nine fifty, bath included.
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New York
B. H. Harriman
West
Oregon
Union Pacific Properties
Two Killed and Two Hurt When Train Hits Auto
A Long Island Railroad express collision at Glenhead killed Mise Leish Townsend a New York socialite and Charles Smith the chauffeur. Attis Beatrice Eddy 92 of Brooklyn and Lloyd Robinson counterpart were injured. The crash involved the Millionaires Express and an automobile on Glenhead road.
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Tiyo Pers
Dong
Long Island Railroad
Mise Leish Townsend
Yyork
Charles Smith
Attis Beatrice Eddy
Brooklyn
Lloyd Robinson
Charles Robinson
New York
Glenktad Road
Emesne
French Strikers Try to Burn Down Valence Factory
Visniux July 21 Striking workers renewed actions in Valence aiming to ignite their employer’s dye plant. Police fired on rioters, many arrested including two Federation of Labor members. City in disorder, large military guard deployed.
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Visniux
Vtwo
Pagandares
Valence
Federation of Labor
Prince Sees Cures by Faith at Quebec Shrine
The Prince of Wales visited St Ann’s du Baupre near Quebec drawing hundreds of pilgrims many on crutches seeking relief from ailments. He entered the church amid crowds receiving touches from holy relics and left to scenes of cheering pilgrims. A later reception at the citadel included Lord and Lady Grey and VIPs including Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks.
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Quebec
Withéssra
Stanns du Baupre
Lourdes
Elief
Ciadel
Lord
Lady Grey
Fairbanks
Nivel
Battle Hymn of France Again Heard in Russia
Reval hosts a meet between Emperor Nicholas of Russia and President Falileres of France as their warships exchange salutes. The Verite arrives at 9 p.m. and crew cheers follow as the Marseillaise plays on deck, marking a rare public rendering of the song in Russia.
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France
Russia
Reval
Nicholas
Falileres
Plaes
The Pretzel Wondrous Food From A Turbulent Era
A fragmentary essay extols the pretzel as a remarkable human creation with limitless variation. It describes shaping by a sailorman’s method of a bend and a half twist, notes its heart like form, and ponders its ambiguous nature as food or drink and possible roles as dessert or appetizer.
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Germany
North
Agin Ameren
Toalin Tong
Storm Toll Rises In Pittsburg Citywide Floods
A severe storm struck Pittsburg late today with heavy rain lightning and thunder causing at least one death and many injuries. Fires started and cellars flooded as workers from Jones and Laughlin Steel exited the Monongahela plant were swept away by rising floodwater. Three men are confirmed drowned with more missing as the crisis unfolds.
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Pittsburg
Tily
Jones & Laughlin Steel Com Pany
Monongahela
Typhoon Devastates Hongkong Killing Many Residents
Manila dispatch reports a destructive typhoon sweeping Hongkong at midnight last night. The storm caused heavy loss of life among Chinese residents and unroofed numerous buildings. Several steamers were driven ashore and property damage is extensive.
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Manila
Hongkong
Auto Owners Not Liable For Chauffeurs Mishaps
New York July 27 court ruling holds auto owners not liable when accidents occur while chauffeurs drive for personal pleasure, even with the owner's consent, per appellate division opinion released today.
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New York
Automavils
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Doctors
Editorial notes from Tut EcLeers praise Unicorn root and Golden Seal as primary ingredients in Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. They claim the remedy invigorates the reproductive system, relieves pain in the back and pelvic region, improves monthly cycles, mood, and general female health, with authority cites from Drs Ellingwood and Scudder.
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John Fyfe
Tut EcLeers
Mupican Ruvinw
Helenias
Tully
Fytaturther
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
John M. Scudder
Jala
Arthatan
Teof
Telte Medical Colegt
Golden Seal Svaluabls
Merer
Musgrave Queen of All Youngsters in Montana Racing
The Youngsters meet centers on a potential Musgrave versus Lena Leach clash. Handicappers debate weights with Musgrave favored on even terms, but Leach's allowance could tilt the race. Megastar Musgrave draws strong support from riders and fans amid a high interest rivalry.
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Madeline Musgrave
Lena Leach
Musgrave
Montana
O'Malles
Harry Stover
D Musgrave
Tobe Ramsey
Toni Leach
Tyr
Leon Leash
Tid Maidbline Yeateray
Atwall
Payer
Tun
Leach
Jockey Club
Americans Show Speed in Berlin Contests
Berlin July 27 Americans led by D Lightbody of the University of Chicago and W W May of Tilsham took part in international athletic events. Lightbody defeated Peterson of Sweden in the 100 meters and won the 400 meters handicap. May won the 880 yard dash, while Chicago notes a football interview hinting at preparations for a game against Michigan.
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Berlin
D. Lightbody
University of Chicago
W. W. May
University of Tilsham
Lightbody
Peterson
Sweden
Comparitore
May East
Michigan Coach Hopes Tigers Win Pennant
In a brief remark about the basewet situation, Yost expressed relief that the Tigers would again win the American pennant, reflecting confidence in their general performance and prospects.
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Michigan
Yost
Tigers
Wheat Fields to Develop Eleven at Swarthmore
Philadelphia July 27 Candidates for Swarthmore college football will introduce a new innate training plan this summer by going to Canada to work in the wheat fields to toughen themselves for the season. Swarthmore has long fielded a strong eleven and aims to improve further, despite the tough competition from big teams.
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Swarthmore
Philadelphia
Swarthmore College
Canada
Benreen
Pennsylvania
Meheluss
de Mve
Hides of American Cattle Enter Free Trade Debate
New York reports a parliamentary session where independent dealers push against duties on hides. The motion seeks free admission for American cattle hides shipped alive for slaughter abroad. Debates center on economic impact and national duty.
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New York
HY Cree
England
Elysothead
Deptford
Lenox Conference Deliberates DOJ Action on Standard Oil Case
In Lenox Massachusetts July an important conference convenes with Attorney General Bonaparte, Frank Kellogg, and other Justice Department officials to discuss the Chicago circuit court decision reversing Judge Landis against Standard Oil, amid actions anticipated by the department.
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Lenox
Mass
Department of Justice
Bonaparte
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Department of Mistice I
Washington
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Judge Landis
Standeed Ol
Bartender Shot Dead in Huntington Saloon Ambiguity
Huntington Ore July 2 190? Chris Tran a bartender at a local saloon was shot and killed in the afternoon by Demaz R Tripp of Baker City. Sullivan aged 28 and Pat Weadow were involved in a separate incident. a funeral notice appears with fragments mentioning Salt Lake and 105 Sutter Street.
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Ore
Chris Tnaperson
Demaz R. Tripp
Sullivan
Salt Lake
Pat Weadow
Sutter Stradl
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