Second Day at Democratic National Convention in Denver
July 7 coverage reports opening crowds filling the hall, demonstrations for Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell, and Theodore Bell presiding. Proceedings include committee reports, a resolution honoring James K Jones, and a Bryan rally with Elmer Gore addressing the gathering amid cheers and banners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Committee
Theodore A. Bell
Bell
Christian P. Retaner
David H. Rose
Milwaukee
Hachman
Grady
Committee On
House of Representatives
Haa
Mr. Martin
James K. Jones
Ark
Msts
National Democraic
Martin
Ury Woodson
Kentucky
Jones-Jefferson Club
Ollie James
Heffner
Washington
Bob Taylor
Tennessee
Taylor
Charles A. Towne
New York
Towne
Gore
Oklahoma
Union
Bryan
Nebraska
Engle
Col. Martin
St. Louis
Pensylvania
Massa
Pageant of States at Eastern Star Meeting in 0nline News
Society editor recounts an all day Eastern Star gathering at the Masonic temple with a vast procession of state standards from Montana to Louisiana. The crowd cheered as banners, Bryan's image, and songs mark a spirited demonstration concluding with a motion to adjourn and plans for late bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Wyoming
Alaska
Alabama
Missouri
Tennessee
Philippine Islands
Montana
Florida
Ohio
Oregon
Nevada
South Dakota
New Mexico
Hawaii
Washington
Idaho
North Dakota
Arizona
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Colorado
Nebraska
Louisiana
Minnesota
Georgia
New York
Delaware
Maine
New Jersey
Connecticut
America
Bryan
St.Louis
Kansas City
John GO. Martin
Cowboy Band of
Alamosa
Lincoln Bryan Club
John S. Martin
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Bell Company
Bed Flood Wreaks Havoc in Lincoln Nebraska
D McCarville returns from Lincoln Nebraska where floods flooded hundreds of homes in the west part of the city. He witnessed the storm and the devastation and death it caused. Police and citizens saved occupants with great exertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. McCarville
Lincoln
Neb
City Council Passes Speed Ordinance At Last Meeting
At a regular city hall session last evening the council approved a new speed ordinance. It requires white front and red rear lights and sets speed limits of 10 mph in closely built areas and 15 mph elsewhere. Fines range from 1 to 10 dollars for first offenses and 1 to 50 dollars for subsequent offenses. The meeting also discussed water, light bills for the Y M C A, and pending bond actions, with no actions taken on several items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Association
H. M. Boorman
Chris Kringle
Straight
W. J. Gaffey
Whitney Hose Company
Board of Health
Forth
Fifth Street
Fair Grounds
Luke
Schultz
Dawe
Lang
Burnea
Fudge
Luke Taylor
Seales
County Board Redistricts Cass County Iowa
The Cass County board of supervisors approved a five district plan to redefine supervisor areas for 1910 elections. Districts include several townships and the city of Atlantic, with named officials approving the measure and noting it follows section 416 of the 1897 code. The board also designated township clerks as registers to destroy gopher feet bounty proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Cass County
Iowa
Grant
Benton
Franklin
Lincoln Townships
Pymosa
Brighton
Washington
Grove
City of
Atlantic
Cass
Bear Grove
Pleasant
Noble
Massena
Union
Victoria
Edna
W. B. Taylor
Co. C. Smith
L. F. Mullins
Chas. S. Fulton
A. I. M'Martin
Medics to Meet in Y M C A Rooms
Cass County Medical association schedules a meeting in the Y M C A rooms. Program topics include Disinfectants, The Grippe Infertion in Children, Fevers, Care of the New Born Child, Pathological Aspects of the Tonsil, Ivatis, Nephritis, and a paper by Dr. Gifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Medical Association
Giles
Mullins
Atlantic
Melanahan
Omaha
Gifford
Correction Notice for Virginia Cuykendall Party Invites
An error in invitations for Miss Virginia Cuykendall's Friday event listed Tuesday the 10th instead of Friday the 10th. Recipients are asked to note the correct date and attend Friday evening. The City Steam Laundry advertises its reliable service with its yellow wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Cuykendall
Miss Cuykendall
Reliable City Steam Laundry
Well Known People Wed in Quiet Home Ceremony
William Toepfer Sr and Mrs R Zuch were married this afternoon at 3:00 at the bride s home on Fifth and Cedar streets. The Rev W M Elston of the Church of Christ officiated in a small ceremony attended by close friends and relatives. A reception at the groom s home, three miles north of the city, followed this evening. Congratulations from their community are extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hemann
Casey
Berry
Maine
Lela Ferryman
Anita
W. A. Hamiler
Exira
Minnie Smith
Minnie McAfee
E. J. Askew
Valley Junction
Jacob Ortgies
Wiota
Maude Herbert
Florence Sutton
Colorado
Bertha Thiessen
Walnut
R. N. McClain
Red Oak
Irma Gaylord
G. F. Braun
W. C. Williams
George
Des Moines
R. O. Klass
Seibert
Colo
Charles Hellyer
Extra
R. Young
Creston
George Franklin
Ed. Shannon
Marne
Bernard I. Boyle
Grenwood
W. A. McWard
Cold Water
Mich
Workman
Omaha
Brewster Place
Roselind Troutman
Council Bluffs
Ray Brewster
Brewster Home
Meredith Walker
Canton
Ill
A. Walker
Bertha Johnson
Oakland
L. Oransky
Mr. Oransky
Abe
Orson Brown
Chicago
Michigan
Marguerite Valentine
Olga Jobes
George Hampel
Nebraska Points
Harry McGonagle
Perkins
Maude Whaley
F. J. Smith
Jake Jessen
John Trede
Trede
Dr. Morris
A. K. Coomes
CQ. B. Clovig l
M. E. Quint
St. Petey
Minn
EB. Harriy
G. Goeken
Stevenson
M. B. Church
Canada
B. G. Fisher
Stuart
Frank Hooper
William Toepfer
R. Zuch
Fifth
Cedar Streets
W. M. Elston
Church of Christ
Toepfer
Travel and visit updates from Seattle to Yellowstone and more
Seattle residents plan extended visits with family in San Francisco Fort Collins and Yellowstone Park. Frank Conrad will run a hotel in San Francisco. The Hodgkins visit Ned Hodgkins in Fort Collins for two to three weeks. Mrs Nichols and Miss Ayres head to Yellowstone and western points. Mabel Woodward returns home after wedding events and a Rock Island train wreck. Miss Paul of Wauconia, formerly a stenographer for G A Meredith, is ill with appendicitis and in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Frank Conrad
San Francisco
Russ Hodgkins
Fort Collins
Colo
Ned Hodgkins
J. Nichols
F. M. Nichols
D. M. Lewis
Mattie Ayres
Yellowstone Park
Omaha
Mabel Woodward
Marshalltown
Osborne-Herbert
0. W. Brown
Rock Island
Wauconia
Paul
G. A. Meredith
Filings for September Term Court Cases
Several cases filed in the clerk of the courts office. John B. Edwards sues Bessie Edwards et al. for partition of property. W H McGrew of Des Moines sues Clara Neiman for about 100 dollars. Des Moines Retail Grocers' association also sues Neiman for a similar amount on account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Clerk of the Courts
John B. Edwards
Bessie Edwards
W. H. McGrew
Des Moines
Clara Neiman
L. F. Nieman
Des Moines Retail Grocers’ Association
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
Western League saw Lincoln and Des Moines not play due to flood. Sioux City 3 Omaha 2. Pueblo 7 Denver 0. American League results included St Louis 3 Philadelphia 3, Detroit 8 11 New York 3 4, Boston 8 Cleveland 6, Chicago 1 7, Washington 0 4. National League games Boston 4 St Louis 1, Chicago Brooklyn rained out. Cincinnati 4 New York 3. Pittsburg Philadelphia rained out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln-Des Moines
Sioux City
Omaha
Pueblo
Denver
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Coe to Hancock as School Superintendent
Charles B. Coe, long time deputy in the county treasurer’s office, has resigned and accepted the Hancock school superintendent post he was elected to some time ago. He plans to move with his family about mid August to assume duty.
Wilken Monument Works Unloads Large Carload of Monuments
The Wilken Monument Works announces a fresh carload of monumental work now available in western Town. They invite all in need of services to inspect the new stock and pledge to handle their project efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilken
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tees
Liminary Business
Atlantic Society
Misa Edith Gillespie
William Waddell
J. E. Hammond
Charles Hunt
Board of Trade Club
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
R. G. Phelps
Pierce Metz
Messrs
O. L. Bundy
F. H. Townsend
Whitney
Library Fund
Tan
City Water
Atlantic Evening
V. M. Ele
Ston
Bride
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