Robert J King of Turf Greatest Pacers Ever Shown
Robert J driven by Starr delivers the fastest four heat feature of the season. Heat times include 2:0834 and a record fourth heat 2:0234 as Frank Agan and Rubenstein challenge. Crowd, betting sheds packed, track fast amid stormy skies. Other items: Lords Defeat Salisbury in House of Lords over Irish land bill amendment and seven fatalities from sunstroke in St Louis. Omaha medical schools cleared by Iowa board for graduates to practice.
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Convanvs
Robert J
Frank Rgan
Cleveland
Hamlin
Ryan
Rgan
Frank Agan
McCarthy
Rubenstein
Laird
Geers
Agan
Lords
Salisbury
London
House of Lords
Viscount Templeton
Omaha
Des Moines
State Board of Medical Examiners
Omaha Medical College
John A. Craighton Medical College of
Jonas
J. B. Lord
Iowa
Loxpon
House of Commons
Marquis of Londonderry
Earl of Winchell
Duke of Abercorn
Arthur Balfour
Duke of Devonshire
Fusion Adopted in Kansas Sparks State Ticket Ties
Fate of the Electors and Populista ticket for Kansas draws a fusion agreement as Democrats and Populists endorse a shared slate. Leedy named Populist governor candidate. other nominees include Doster for chief justice and Botkin congressman at large. Rifts and resolutions echo across Abilene meetings.
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Horoninaon
Kon
Kansas
Cueaday
Populisita
Abilene
J. W. Leedy
Frank Doster
J. D. Botkin
A. M. Harvey
ApiLens
Kan
J.W. Leedy
Peffer
St. Louis
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Watson
Republican House of Representatives
Senate
Attorney General
Supreme Court
Democratic Conference Committee
Sewall
Prd
Harris
Morris Claggett
Claggett
Moses Claggett
Pittsburg
Albert Perry
Troy
George T. Pitts
Wellington
Sidney Hayden
Holton
J. G. Goshorn
Iola
W. H. Linton
Cherryvale
Earl M. Blackshear
Elmdale
Charles A. Hiller
Salina
Jumen R Logan
Lincoln
H. J. Roetzel
Ellinwood
Professor Winchell Found in Cincinnati Hospital
Professor C. W. Winchell, a Greek teacher at Park College, who had been missing for weeks, was located in Cincinnati. He is hospitalized with stomach trouble and did not notify his family to avoid alarm.
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Winchell
Kansas City
C. W. Winchell
Park College
Irwin
Cincinnati
Professor Winchell
Judge Thomas Dying After Illness in North Dakota District
Alfred D. Thomas, judge of the North Dakota district of the United States, is dying from a complication of diseases, with neuraglia the most serious. His children have been sent for. In Ness City Miss Lou Jacobs, a prominent society figure, fell into a well during a picnic hosted by Mrs. Hunt and drowned.
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Thomas
Parco
N. D
Alfred D. Thomas
North Dakota District
United States
Wicatta
Lou Jacobs
Ness City
Hunt
Carbon County Milling to Build 20-Ton Concentrating Mill
Lavasser Wisconsin August 7 The Carbon County Milling company plans a 20 ton concentrating mill on Cooper Hill. The unit costs 6000 dollars and will be operational sixty days after contract closing. A Denver firm will construct the mill. Princes of Iran Meats Oxpak Rapids August 7 A committee to revise the ritual and initiatory work was named at the Princes of Iran meeting. Marshalltown was chosen for next year’s gathering. Chicago August 7 The Western Passenger Association authorized excursion rates for political rallies during the presidential campaign.
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Carbon County Milling Company
Cooper Hill
Denver Company
Oxpak Rapids
Marshalltown
Chicago
Western Passenger Association
Henna
Cleveland
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Charles Dick
Halters
Grand Island
Grand Isuand
Neb
Nebraska Preas Association
W. E. Dayton
York
F. N. Merwin
Beaver City
Hubner
Nebraska City
M. H. Barber
Fullerton
Merwin
Judge Samuel W. Sheelaberger Dies in City
Aug 7 report from Desd Wasuinctox states Judge Samuel W. Sheelaberger, a prominent city lawyer, has died.
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Sheelaberger
Samuel W. Sheelaberger
Five heat deaths and twenty-one prostrations in New York
Five people died and 21 others were prostrated from the heat in New York City as authorities logged daily reports yesterday. The city mobilized cooling measures and urged residents to stay hydrated and seek shade during the extreme temperatures.
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Sr. Lous
Signal Service Observatory
Alexander Murphy
Cable Oflicer
John George Schweizer
Cook
Charles Bohlman
Cooper
John Schnell
Charles Franke
Joseph Smith
New York
Hill Supports Bryan in New York Convention Endorsement
The New York World reports Senator David B. Hill will back the Chicago ticket with Bryan and Sewall and reaffirm his state convention platform. Senator Murphy is said to favor endorsing the ticket as well.
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Empire
Democratic
Bryan
Sewall
Tts
Murphy
New York
the World
David B. Hill
Chicago
James K. Jones
Democratic National
Senator Hill
Normandie-by-the-Sea
Jones
Lawrence Gardner
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Normandie
World
Hill
Gardner
Gortian
Me. Hill
Hinkley
John B. Stanchfield
Hill, It Is Said, Told Senator Jones
Senator Jones
Senator Murphy
Watson Opens His Campaign in Atlanta Speech
Thomas E Watson opened his vice presidential bid with a two hour address before about 3,000 at a Moody revival site in Atlanta. He urged a nonpartisan hearing and spoke for working people while attacking government excess and special interests.
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Atlanta
Thomas E. Watson
Watson
Goa
Love Affair Leads to Tragedy in San Jose Shooting
In San Jose California on August 10 Harvey Allender shot and killed Misa Wally Fielder and Y Crossette then attempted suicide but failed. The shooting happened in a crowded street with intense excitement. Allender was in love with the woman and says he does not know why he shot her.
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Leais
San Jose
Cal
Harvey Allender
Misa
Wally Fielder
Y. Crossette
Allender
Rocky Mountain News Probes Bryan Silver Claim Denial
The Rocky Mountain News asks mining leaders about a supposed bureau paying William J. Bryan to advocate silver policy. Seventeen prominent miners deny any such group and reject remuneration claims. Other dispatches report Nebraska campaign literature, Hawkeye party talks, and various political moves across the region.
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Rocky Mountain News
Bryantua
Denver
Drexvear
Duar Sin
Thurston
Bonanza
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
J.J. Haggerman
Ken Smith
Simon Guggenheim
A. Josephi
Dennis Sheedy
Byron EB. Shear
Trolley Cara In Capetown Opens Electric Rails
Capetown on August 7 saw Butter's electric street railway system begin operation with Cara trams running citywide. Noted cartoonist Penstone has died, adding a somber note to the day.
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Capetown
Butter
Qcara
Penstone
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