Joe Patchen Sets World Pacing Record On Windy Track
Joe Patchen driven by Jack Curry lowered the world pacing record with a mile in 2 08 flat at Rippy Park Me Aug 23 despite a strong westerly wind. Lille Widen driven by Charles O Brien helped pace. Earlier marks included a 2 05 37 exhibition mile and a 2 05% half within the same meet. Colonel John S Taylor owns Patchen, a seven year old stallion.
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Joe Patchen
Thea Righy
Jack Curry
Lille Widen
Chtles O'Brien
Alf
Jos Pathan
Bhys
John MR. Gentry
Curry
Synerntiorl
Dae Patehon
Lin
John 8. Taylor
Chicago
Mystic Fish Weels
Talks of Bond Issue Stir With Secretary Carlisle Visit
Secretary Carlisle’s New York presence and a meeting with J P Morgan & Co. officials fueled talk of a possible bond issue. He visited the subtreasury and custodian house, consulting with Mr Muhlman and Mr Basen. Muhlman later said the stop held no public significance.
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New York
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Bacon
J.P. Morgan & Co
Mer
Muchiman
Jordan
Custand House
Basen Amd
Muliman
Treasury
Muhlman
Washington
Campaign Team Reports Strong Rhetoric And Paper Circulation
Chairman Babess Katis Nud. Wasuinaron Ang. returns from New York with a positive view of developments. Chairman Hanna of the national committee is pleased with the campaign so far as Mr. Tlaune and Mr. Hubcock report the literature outreach and growing reader interest aiding Republicans against Democratic arguments.
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Babess Katis Nud
Wasuinaron
Ang
Babcock
New York
Hanna
National Committee
Tlaune
Hubcock
Congressional Campaign c Committee
Lord Russell of Killowen Speaks on International Arbitration
In Saparoura August 21 over 4500 gathered in Convention hall to hear Lord Russell of Killowen, lord chief justice of England, speak on International Arbitration before the American Her association. A large distinguished audience included Judge Rufus W. Peckham and numerous justices and officials. Lord Russell received a warm, lengthy ovation as he took the platform and began his remarks with thanks and modest acknowledgement.
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Saparoura
Lord Russell of
Killowen
England
Her Association
Lord Russell
Ag Lo
Rufus W. Peckham
Harmon
Bartlett
Ilen
Courtland
Parker
New Jersey
Gox
Randolph Tucker
Virginia
Henry Hitchcock
St. Louis
William Allen Butler
New York
Edward J. Phelps
Vermont
James C. Carter
Nathan L. Shipman
Connentieus
John P. Newman
Frank Lockwood
Montagu Crackenthorpe
Moorfield Storay
Boston
Millowen
Clinton clerk admits theft of government bonds
A Clinton Iowa postal clerk Iverson confessed to embezzling one fifth of 200 dollars from stamps sales. He told inspectors the office funds were short for eighteen months but investigators could not locate the source. Bound over in 500 dollar bonds to await U S court action. Iverson, described as a boy from a good family, was arraigned before a federal inspector.
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Clinton
Tpuckerett Government Bonds
Coton
Lver Iverson
Posteffice
United States
Iversen
Barred From Citizenship For Inability To Read English
Aug 21 Hinaron A German youth was barred from citizenship after failing to demonstrate reading English. In the District Supreme Court Judge Golo ruled that knowledge of the constitution is essential to citizenship. Another German passed reading test admission denied to the other. Separately at Wingneron Del the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union held a convention session approving a password adoption plan.
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Golo
District Supreme Court
Trish Catholic Benevolent Union
Wingneron
Del
The
Trish Catholic Benevolent Union of America
Kent
Parco
N. D
Myron T. Kent
William Wiley Pancoast
Mandan
McConnell
Newman
Allen
Hoe
W. J. Price
Fargo
Hhis
Heikes Beats Beaton In Trap Shooting Narrow Victory
Day of shooting at an unknown venue saw Rollo Heikes of Dayton edge Fred Gilbert Beaton of Spirit Lake, 184 to 131, with Heikes securing 4s and 46s across traps and angles and Gilbert finishing 47s and 46s. The event featured Caicaco Atiz and AG known traps and angles.
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Fred Gilbert Beaton
Caicaco
Atiz
Rollo Heikes
Dayton
Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Heikes
Carlisle party returns from Gray Gables to Marlborough trip
John G Carlisle and his son William arrived in New York aboard the light house tender Mistletoe after a visit with President Cleveland at Gray Gables. They plan to meet Mrs Carlisle and travel to Marlborough Massachusetts.
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Carlisle
New York
John G. Carlisle
William
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Marlborough
Mass
Golf Reserve Dropping in Washington Ledger
Treasury loss of 100 in gold coined and 81 800 in bars reduces the gold reserve to 108 998 70. Eberhart wins the state one mile championship in Salina for the L A W meet. Stocum of Boston arrives in Samoa aboard the Spray during his world tour.
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Washineton
Treasury
Eberhart
Batina
Kan
Eriank Eberhart
Salina Worthe
Bryan Gains Eastern Backing Amid Campaign Tours
Eastern leaders promise support for William J. Bryan as invitations flood in for stops from New York to Chicago. Congressman Sulzer met Bryan with Professor Denislee, while Bryan and family plan to speak in Spring Lake and Winnisook Club events as tours proceed toward Albany and beyond.
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Urter
Hoor
N. Y
William d. Bryan
New York
Chicago
Bryan
Albany
Sheehan
Anmany
New York Democracy
Richard Croker
Sheshan
Tammuany
Congressman Sulzer
van Buren Densloe
Chicago University
Denislee
Mr. Bryan
HE. C. Perrine
Perrine
C. M. Pepper
A. Maurice Lowell
Spring Lake
Vivoli
Catskills
Hay Shippers Protest Iowa Rail Rates Ruling
The Iowa Railroad Commission ruled on hay shipment rates after a bitter contest. It kept the current classification but approved a further minimum weight reduction ranging from 14,000 pounds for large cars to smaller ones. Shippers pledged strong protests, while railroads opposed restoring old rates.
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Iown Ruilroad Commission
Ons Marne
State Railroad Commission
Iowa
Farmers Financial Schools Organizing in Towns
Farmers financial schools spread through this region with five organized in the county. In Humboldt county towns host weekly meetings and a series of debates is proposed between Congressman Dolliver and J B Romans. Roswell G Horr to address crowds next Monday in a large tent. Vandiver declines to meet Livingstone in joint party committee talks. Democratic and Populist nominations listed for governor and state offices.
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Humboldt County
Vandiver
Nusa
St. Louis
W. D. Vandiver
Congress
A. H. Livingston
Livingstone
Platt Faction Wins Delegates in New York Convention
Platt faction carries 24 districts for 4 delegates while anti-Platt pockets 5 districts for 19 delegates. Contests in 6 districts total 22 delegates at stake. Leedy tours Armourdale rally drawing over 1,000 supporters as Kansas governor race heats up. Boies plans first campaign speech in Reinbeck, Iowa, for the Democratic ticket. Roberts & Co. resell city bonds, boosting refunding plan. warrants move to par as bond market shifts.
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New York
Saratoga
Hhas
Leedy
Armourdale
Kansas City
Kay
Aus
John W
Des Moines
Aug
Stoberts & Co
Street corner debates spark arrests in city court ruling
A great crowd gathered at the post office corner to discuss the present campaign financial questions. Police made several arrests after hours of midnight discussion. Judge Cox ruled free speech protects street discourse and criticized police for obstructing public talks. The debates continue amid wider coverage of floods, executions, mining strikes, and currency notes.
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Tadianapalis Fudge
Inpranaronts
Postoffice
Cox
County Bond Covers Loss After Bank Closure
Aug. 2. Gage county reports $6,000 on deposit at the Bank of Wymer that closed its doors. The bond given to the county is believed sufficient to cover the loss.
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Brearhen
Gag County
Ias
Wymore
Whiish
Movement of Corn Sets Tone in Dun Weekly Review
R G Dun reports trade steady amid large grain movement and early cotton marketing. Wheat gains capped by crop injury hopes, while cotton prices rise on false destruction claims. Japan buys steel billets as steel output contracts, and credit conditions tighten with slower collections and higher mercantile discounts.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Atlantic
Iron and Steel Manufacturers
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Southern
Diinois Steel Company
Japan
Coronado Mine Sealed After Strike Sparks Tension
At Coronado mine near Gulu on Aug 22 a high board fence seals the closed mine. Provisions for months are inside, and next Monday workers may resume under new management. Serious trouble is feared. In New York coal men report an advance in freight and coal prices aimed at September.
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Coronado Mine
Wenced
Lrapvinwe
Gulu
Coronado
New York
Yates GH Aethricity
Buffalo
Easthonnedl
Seyt
Wena ties new city in Polk County Arkansas
The Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad will complete its line to Polk county Arkansas by August 15 opening 3,000,000 acres of government land for homesteads. The new town of Mena will be the rail division and commercial hub for a large surrounding area. Special half rate home seeker excursions are offered on select dates to visit Mena and southwest Missouri and western Arkansas. Printed brochures and country descriptions available from Land Commissioner P. A. Hornbeck in Kansas City.
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Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad
Port Arthur
Polk County
Arkansas
Muna
Kansas City
Mena
Missouri
Ozark Apple Country
PF. A. Hornbeck
Wyandotte Srs
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