Candidacies Contrasted and the Beveridge Speech
In Youngstown Ohio Senator Beveridge and Governor Hughes addressed a massive rally. Beveridge argued the tariff must be revised first and praised a strong navy while contrasting Bryan and Taft. He warned Bryan’s platform as unsafe and urged Taft as the steadier choice with care for constitutional aims and judicial appointments.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Hughes
New York
Beveridge
Indiana
Bryan
Republican Party
Taft
Philippines
Cuba
Aaron
Moses
Henry
Washington
Wendell Phillips
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Last Day for Filing Sept Term District Court
Saturday marked the final filing day for cases to begin the September term in the district court. A total of 48 new cases were filed, though only two on the last day, unusual for a batch of filings. Among the matters: Mary Lillian Sweet seeks divorce from Luzerne Gilbert Sweet on desertion and drunkenness, citing a July 21, 1889 marriage in Charlotte County, Michigan, and a child named Chas. Sweet, aged fifteen, with custody asked. Attorney F. J. Macomber represents her. Chas. S. Fulton, as executor of A. C. Fulton, files against his brother H. W. Fulton to set aside a note as fraudulently obtained.
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Mary Lillian Sweet
Luzerne Gilbert Sweet
Charlotte County
Mich
Lved
Chas. Sweet
F. J. Macomber
Chas
Fulton
A. C. Fulton
H. W. Fulton
Baseball Scores Yesterday Western and National Leagues
Western League results show Des Moines 4 to 5 over Pueblo and Sioux City 3 to 6 with Lincoln 2 to 4, Omaha 8 to 4 over Denver. American League games include Washington 4 to 4 with York 3 to 0, Cleveland 6 to 5 over Chicago and Boston 6 to 3 over Philadelphia. National League standings list Cincinnati 6 to 0 over Chicago, Philadelphia 5 to 1 over New York, Pittsburg 9 to 7 over St Louis, Brooklyn 1 to 1 with Boston 0 to 4.
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Des Moines
Pueblo
Sioux City
Linecoln
Omaha
Denver
Washington
York
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chitapo
New York
Pittsbore
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Excursion to Texas by West and South Immigration Company
The Texas trip organized by the West and South Immigration Company led by secretary H. G. Dacken was one of the company’s largest runs. Mr. and Mrs. Dacken and Frank K. Robinson joined the voyage, a large land purchase accompanied the event, and the excursion was deemed a success. An announcement for the next excursion appears elsewhere in the paper.
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Texas
West and South Immigration Company
H. G. Dacken
Two Good Offers for Des Moines Readers
The News offers subscription deals through January 1. Des Moines Daily Capital can be had for 75 cents, Daily Register and Leader for 1.00, with Daily and Sunday at 1.50. Limited time only and restricted to current subscribers.
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Des Moines Daily Capital
Daily Register and Leader
Wilcoxes in Idaho and Idaho guest pair
The Wilcoxes from Griswold Iowa, Mr and Mrs Hamilton Wilcox, visit Dr and Mrs Pipher. The two men were longtime banking partners for 29 years. A separate notice seeks horses for sale at Petit’s barn on Saturday September 12.
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Petit’s Barn
J. W. M. Macken
St. Joe
Excursion Sunday Follow-Up Planned by Atlantic Line
Manager Jones of the Atlantic Northern and Southern announces a repeat excursion next Sunday after a highly successful trip last Sunday. Further details will be announced.
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Jones
Atlantic
Northern
Southern
Extra Session Fails to Elect Senator in Deadlock
Des Moines reports a deadlock in both houses over the U S Senate seat. In the house roughly 37 for Sumomins, 86 scattered, and 32 for Claude R Porter. in the senate about 22 for Cummins, 12 scattered, and 14 for Porter. Adjournment expected tomorrow as 48 lawmakers who oppose the primary abrogation persist. Public mood shows support for the caucus stance, with returning members more firm.
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Des Moines
Sept
United States
Theote
Sumomins
Claude R. Porter
Senate
Cummins
A. B. Cummins
Constituents Press Legislators for Determined Stand on Senate
Lawmakers receive mail from constituents urging protest against a short term U S senator election before November. Swift of Shelby county reports 200 letters from Republicans urging opposition. Deadlock continues as a joint session looms and a primary law amendment passes in the senate requiring sworn party loyalty statements and separate ballots.
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Representative Swift
Shelby County
United States
Printer McCluskey to Lead Sarpy County Republican
G D McCluskey, visiting Bellevue and Papilion Nebraska, will take charge of the Sarpy County Republican in Papilion and begin duties on October 1. He will serve as poultry judge at the upcoming local fair and at the Winterset fair in the interim.
No Trace Of Missing Man In Atlantic Case
Four weeks after H P Stobart noted missing, with no trace of his whereabouts. A long distance call attempt from Kansas City is linked as a possible clue but unconfirmed. Stobart left clothes and a substantial sum behind, raising fears he is in trouble or dead. Nearby, Fred Draper remains missing for six weeks with a Dakota lead and a Chicago detective magazine reward mention.
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Atlantic
Daily Press
H. P. Stobart
Farmers Messenger
Ross
Kansas City
Stobart
Fred Draper
Dakotas
Draper
Omaha
Chicago
Clairvoyant Leon Gaining Noted Attention at RHODY'S
Prof Leon, the clairvoyant at 708 Chestnut Street, has drawn press notice for predicting national events. He allegedly forecast Thaw trial outcomes, the McKinley assassination, and the San Francisco earthquake, and visitors report striking readings.
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Leon
Chestnut Street
McKinley
San Francisco
Weather outlook and peach auction in Chicago
The weather forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight into Wednesday with warmer temperatures in the east and central portions and cooler Wednesday afternoon. A band concert in the park tomorrow evening features the Atlantic Concert band. Two carloads of Missouri peaches arrive Thursday morning, small but fine, priced at 1.19 per basket. Christiansen Bros, Mervantile Company.
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Chicago
East End
Atlantic
Plans and Specifications for Hospital Addition Open for Bids
Plans and specifications for the hospital addition are available for viewing at Dr C V Wilder s office. Bids will be received at once. Also offered at cost are nets and dusters from Frank Rhody.
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Rhody's
C. V. Wilder
Dwif
Frank Rhody
Locals and Visitors Gather at Avoca Fair
Wm Zach attended the Avoca fair today while Wm Hopley remains weak. Mr and Mrs H G Dacken returned from Texas. Nettie McCarville goes to Milwaukee for music study. W B Grubb visits his brother O Grubb from Kansas City. Maude Lee visits Des Moines. Ray McCarville and family from Omaha visit. Jennie McCarville takes a teaching position in Extra. D B Frink of Cumberland transacts business. Frank Larson and White return from Red Oak. S A Noyer recovers mobility after rheumatism. Emily Parsons vacations at Colorado Springs. County Superintendent Bereha Johnson returns from the east. City Steam Laundry invites calls to wash bowties. R H Shifflet and wife take rooms at E W Dufford home. Mesdames Peck and Bradley of Springfield, Mass., visit C F Thompson. Coomes and wife expected home from South Dakota. Dena Goodell returns to Kearney after visit. Max Emmert from Council Bluffs attends Missouri Valley Medical session. Mrs Strittmatter returns from Des Moines after sister Sophia Beener’s death. Mary Cavenaugh leaves for Colorado to join husband. Dennis Chester visits from near Griswold, returning from the Philippines. City Electrician Wm Rapp ill, Nichols and Claude Williams share duties. Byron Baer returns from Toledo after National G A R encampment.
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Zach
Avoca
Wm. Hopley
H. G. Dacken
Texas
Nettie McCarville
Milwaukee
Wis
W. B. Grubb
Kansas City
Grubb
Maude Lee
Des Moines
Lz. Lee
Ray McCarville
Oma Ait
P. McCarville
Jennie McCarville
D. B. Frink
Cumberland
Frank Larson
White
Red Oak
Frank
Musson
R. H
Shifflet
E. W. Dufford
Ceday Street
St. Peter
Minn
Dena Goodell
Kearney
Neb
F. He.goodell
Max Emmert
Council Bluffs
Missouri Valley Medical Association
Strittmatter
Sophia Beener
Mary Cavenaugh
Claude Williams
Byron Baer
Toledo
Ohio
Taft
Senator Foraker
Missouri Peaches Arrive Thursday Morning
A carload of Missouri peaches comes in Thursday morning. The fruit is small but fine flavored. In one bushel baskets priced at 61.10 per basket. Chris Tensen Bros. Mercantile Company.
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Missouri
Christensen Bros
Mervamtile Company
Chris_tensen Bros. Mercantile Company
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William H. Taft
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Supreme Sour
Democratic Party
Inal
Porter
Walter I. Smith
Haugen
Joe R. Lane
W. P. Hepburn
A. J. Baker
George D. Perkins
Lacey
Frank D. Jackson
the Atlantic
Emily Parsons
Colorado Springs
Bereha Johnson
Oscar Brown
Brighton Township
Duval
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