Delegation Show At State Convention Opens In Sioux Falls
Delegations from Nebraska Colorado Iowa Indiana Wisconsin Idaho New York West Virginia vote against a vice presidential nomination while Minnesota and South Dakota back Towne. Senator Butler opens the session with Bishop O Gorman leading prayer as bands play and delegates cheer in the Sioux Falls convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Nebraska
Colorado
Iowa
Indiana
Wisconsin
Idaho
New York
West Virginia
Minnesota
South Dakota
Towne
Mrs Lily Heckert Recovers with Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription
Continued in Fifth Column Mrs Lily Heckert of Bartlesville Cherokee Nation Indiar Ty writes of severe female weakness heart palpitations black headache and fainting spells after five doctors failed she wrote to Dr R V Pierce who advised and her life improved greatly now finds life a pleasure neighbors also benefited from his medicines she offers to answer inquiries with stamps Eight letters praise the doctor and his Favorite Prescription with the phrase years as chief consultant at Buffalo hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Heckert
Bartlesville
Cherokee
Nat
Ind
R.V Pierce
R V Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Ical Institute
Buffalo
Lola
Donnelly Speech Sparks Convention Amid Turbulent Session
At Cincinnati May 9 National Chairman D Clem Deaver opened the convention with 470 delegates in the hall and 75 in the galleries. Ignatius Donnelly praised the Populist cause, attacked Bryan and the Democrats, urged unity to rebuild the People's Party, and framed the era as a rebirth of populist ideals. The night continued with speeches by Barker and others, committee selections, and a disputed roll call as delegates debated rules and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
D Clem Deaver
Tafel
Nosea
Bowse
Deaver
Natonal
Joseph A Parker
Parker
National Committee
Lincoln
Neb
People's Party
Senator Allen
Butler
Allen
Sioux Falls
M W. Howard
Alabama
J. C. Allen
Oklahoma
Earl Richardson
Ume
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
Donnelly
Peoples Party
Incinnaut
Omaha
Gryan
Thomas E. Watson
Bryan
Abe
Street Railway Strike Quiet After Turbulent Day
May 9 St Louis second day of city street railway strike ends quieter. Police guard lines as cars run on suburban route. massed force keeps crowds moving. civic leaders pledge peace and cooperation to settle the dispute. Reports of injuries and incidents include a man kicked by a mule and a damaged car splintered by dynamite. Federal court adjourns until June 4 with civil suits carried over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louis Transit Company
S T Louis and Suburban
Zeingenheim
Ita
Waa
Mercantile Club
Zeingenhein
Orelock
Mna
Columbus
United States
Nwman
Armor Plate Debate Shifts To Price And Plant Plans
Washington May 9 Practically the entire senate session centers on armor plate and armament in the naval appropriation bill. Tillman proposes limiting price to 300 per ton and urges a government owned plant, while Hale backs a contingency plant if armor cannot be procured at 445 per ton. No action taken as the bill is carried over, secret session motions arise, and debates resume in open session before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Tillman
Money
Chandler
Hale
Tilman
Vest
Missouri
West
Funeral of Munkacsy Held in Buda Pest
The funeral of renowned painter Munkacsy, who died in Bonn on May 1, was held in Buda Pest yesterday. High officials including military officers deputies cabinet ministers and art club members attended the service with notable pomp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buda Pest
Munkacsy
Bonn
Sioux Falls Convention Opens With Enthusiastic Delegate Cheers
Senator Butler introduces the Minnehaha Club which performs a home production. Governor Lee greets the gathering amid applause, praising South Dakota and the South Africa republics. Ringdale is named temporary chairman as committee lists unfold with Alaska to Wisconsin represented and several states not present. A motion to place General Tatsiey on a Sullivan Island inquiry provokes a strong reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Minnehaha Club
Sioux
Sons of
South Dakota
Lee
South Africa
Bryan
Kansas
Butter
Cincinnati
Mark Hanna
Alao
P M_ Ringdale
Minnesota
Ringdale
Pettigrew
Staten
J. C. Chambe
Alaska
L N. Burdick
Indian Territory
Ernest Kroner
Oregon
J. J. Chambers
Colorado
I. D. Chamberlain
District of Columbia
McDonald Valerch
Idaho
Hen Heltfeldt
Dillnois
Howard Taylor
Imana
John Whitehall
Iowa
Gillette
Tadian Territory
J. D. Burchclt
Kauses
Jeremiah Simpson
Kentucky
Thomas N. Pettit
Maine
B.D
Alabania
Arkansas
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Jorida
Sia
Louisians
Iand
L Vada
New Jersey
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Wyoming
Arizona
New Mexico
Towa
General Tatsiey
Missouri
Investigatiin
Episcopal State Convention Opens in Albany Ga
The seventy eighth annual Protestant Episcopal convention of the Georgia diocese opened at St Pauls Church Albany with Bishop C K Nelson delivering a full annual address. The meeting covered church work, missions, institutions, finances, and recommendations for Georgia. Athens chosen for next meeting. division of Georgia into two dioceses discussed. tonight focused on home and foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Albany
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Diocese of Georgia
Seasion
St Pauls Church
C K. Nelson
Georgia
Athens
Georgin
Roosevelt Favored to Stay Governor as GOP VP Prospect
Washington May 9 The general view in Washington is that Governor Theodore Roosevelt will remain governor and not be pushed as the Republican vice presidential nominee. Roosevelt declined to discuss the vice presidency while affirming harmony with the administration on his possible role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
McKim
Hay
Long
New York
T Asa
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Health Boost
A vintage advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for purifying blood and reviving digestion and nerves. It features a testimonial from Rev. C. V. Arnold of Binghamton New York praising the remedy and endorsements of Hood's Pills. The letter encourages readers to buy a bottle this spring from any druggist.
Convention Adjourns After Heated Credentials Debate
In Sioux Falls on May 3 a fierce credentials fight saw the credentials committee clash over whether states could cast full votes with absent delegates. The vote ended 31 to 1 in favor of the rule that delegates present cast the entire votes their states are entitled to, prompting an adjournment to 8:20 p.m. tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Texas
Patterson Chosen Permanent Chairman by Acclamation at Convention
In Sioux Falls on May 8 Hon Thomas Patterson of Colorado was selected permanent chairman by acclamation after a session lasting over two hours. J H Curran Leo Vincent and William Deissher served as permanent secretaries while several names including General James A Weaver Senator Marion Butler and Senator Pettigrew were discussed before Patterson's selection. A five person subcommittee was appointed to arrange the order of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Senator Butler
George Waghburn
Massachusetts
Tvo
Minnesota
Nebraska
Bryan and Towne
Fifty-first Iowa Infantry
Butler
Thomas Patterson
Colorado
J. H Curran
Kansas
Leo Vincent
William Deissher
Pennsylvania
James A Weaver
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Petgrew
Pettigrew
Duainess
Baptists Arrive in Hot Springs for Southern Convention
Nearly 1,000 delegates from fourteen states arrive for the Southern Baptist convention in Hot Springs Arkansas. Ex Governor Northen of Georgia leads the delegation. The Eastman hotel seats the sessions as flags and bunting adorn the area. The Young People’s Union opens tomorrow with Baptist Educational Society sessions to follow. Three daily sessions planned until Tuesday. Rev Dr J Taylor of Virginia or Rev Dr A J Barton of Arkansas to preach the forty fifth annual sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northen
Hot Springs
Ark
Southern Baptist Convention
Eastman Hotel
Georgia
South
Baptist Young Peoples Union
American Buaotiat Educational Society
J . Taylor
Virginia
A J Barton
Arkansas
Democratic committee meets in Birmingham to map state campaign
Robert J Lowe announces a Friday May 18 Birmingham meeting of the state Democratic executive committee to plan activities for the coming campaign and to form a four member committee to steer it. Delegates and all state nominees are expected to attend for coordination before a likely mid June intensive drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Robert J Lowe
Democratic Executive Committee
Dividend Declared at Hotel Bon-Air Meeting
At the annual meeting of the directors of the Hotel Bon-Air in Augusta on May 9 a dividend of 9 percent was declared. Stockholders will meet next week to elect officers. During much of the past season the Bon-Air was filled to overflowing and many would be guests could not be accommodated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Hotel Bon-Air
Lillian Bell Marries Arthur Hoyt Bogue
Chicago notes Miss Lillian Bell author wed Arthur Hoyt Bogue this evening. Over 3,000 invitations issued for the reception reflecting notable social interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Bell
Chicago
Arthur Hoyt Bogue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bath Cincinnati
Sioux Ci
Patterson
O'Gorman
Edgerton
Dixie
Ee“ Bernat
Thomas Watson
Wharton Barker
Barker Cross
C. H. Schriner
W. 8. Morgan
M. Dennis
M. W. Howard
W. Freely
J. W. Dennis
Walte
M. R. Hodge
Florida
A. 3. Shields
J. T. Brooke
Illinois
Thomas Ratcliffe
D. B. Burkhart
J. R. Norman
R. Mf. Chenault
W. J. Hanne
Ichigan
James B. McBride
A. J. Arntzer
Mississippi
M. W. Gathering
M. Jackson
R. Burlingham
G. W. Loyd
Ohio
Sharp
John
Thomas Akens
H. Spence
G Burkhardt
Barker
Philip Pines Tha Committee On
Kansag
R. M. Chenault
Npped
Howard
Chenault
W. L Peek
W. H. Waite
Mjoriey
W Williams
Vincennes, Inc
W OL Peek
Peek
Williams
Ines
Yeas
Ignolfd
Milton Park
W L Peek
St.louis
Frank Lebrecht
Striker Lastight
Cartidge
Athens Ga
Joe Alexander
Alrafat
J. Rhodes Brown
Romaius
Rhodes Brown
Baltimore
Munkagsy
Episcopal State Convention
Neeu
Samael
el Apple
Chad Orchard Water CO
Louisvile
Louisville
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Hood
C.V. Arnold
Vestal Avenue
Binghamton, N.Y
Binghamton
N. Y
Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Spell
Hood's
C. V. Arnold
Baptists AT
Dr. Hathaway
J.newton Hathaway
Hathaway
Mileta Wehns
J. Newton Hathaway
RTE Wr
Tment
J. Revson Hathaway
M. B. Bom
South Broad St
Atlanta
Mar
BAU
John Temple
Montgomery
H. A. Werbert
Denth
James Wham
Pine Blur
St. Louis North C Fries
Winston-Salm , Co
Hemphill
Charles W. Dabnny
Joseph D
Ginia
J Hoge Tytler
William Aton
Rey Egomery
Fury
A H Waddel
Abraham
British Empire
Toda
Erate
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!