Local notes from Marne area visitors and events
Marne and vicinity brief items list residents and travelers including Frank Reed in Atlantic on Saturday, Miss Rose Toulouse on No. 4 Sunday, Rev Nut at M P conference, and many others visiting fairs, expositions, schools, or traveling to nearby towns.
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Des Moines
J. B. Wilken
O. Remien
Chicago
Archie Ross
D. £. Pritchard
F. R. Donohos
Peter Exhman
Lillie Mathies
Walnut
Guy Toulouse
U. P
M. P
McLean forces win Ohio governor nomination on first ballot
At Zanesville Ohio the Democratic state convention closed amid dramatic politics. McLean supporters claimed victory on first ballot with 402½ votes and prevented second-choice shifts, praising Judge Mooney and Bryan while reaffirming Chicago platform and opposing imperialism and the war in the Philippines. The forum denounced trusts and endorsed direct election reforms.
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Zanesville
McLean
Mooney
Judge Mooney
Bryan
James Kilbourne
Kilbourne
Chicago
Philippines
Manderson Elected ABA President and Dreyfus Debate Ends
At BurraLo on August 81 Vice President Manderson led the closing ABA session. A sympathy resolution for M Labori over the Dreyfus trial faced opposition but passed 130 to 69. A plan for observing February 4 1901 as John Marshall day was adopted. C F Manderson of Nebraska named president for the coming year.
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C. F. Manderson
Nebraska
Telegraphic Briefs Chronicle Early 1900s News Items
A collection of terse notices: Col William Wall dies in Washington aged 84. Warren H Corning a distiller dies in Cleveland aged 8. Iron ore trimmers in Marquette granted a raise. Chicago club signs Malarky from Utica. German officers said not aiding Shamrock race preparations. Alabama health board keeps freight quarantine stance on yellow fever. Hardin County Iowa pioneers mark semi centennial at Union. Toll gate near Eminence Kentucky blown up again. A bean blocks a St Paul 2 year old’s windpipe. death follows. Gilbert Benning 80 and Abram Hill 18 drown in Buffalo harbor. George W Jones buys Morning Whig in Jackson Tennessee. Irish National Federation council supports Emmett against monument to Parnell. Two lay delegates for Norwegian Danish Methodist Episcopal general conference elected.
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William Wall
Washington
Warren H. Corning
Cleveland
Marquette
Mich
Chicago Baseball Club
Malarky
Utica
Alabama Board of Health
Hardin County
Iowa
Union
Eminence
Louis Gilbert
St. Paul
Gilbert Benning
Abram Hill
Buffalo
George W. Jones
St.Louis Post-Dispatch
Morning Whig
Jackson
Tenn
Council
Irish National Federation
New York
Thomas Addis Emmett
Parnell
Episcopal
Convention of Blind People Session At Kansas City
Thirteen states represent the Blind People's Higher Educational and General Improvement Association in annual session at the Kansas state institution for the Blind with thirty delegates in attendance. Freight Cars Run Amuck in New York. an Erie passenger train wreck occurs near Arlington, killing William Nurse and injuring J J Connell.
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Blind People
Kansas City
The
Blind People’s Higher Educational and General Improvement Association
Kansas State Institution For the Blind
Amuck
New Youk
Erie
Arlington
Mont Clair
William Nurse
J. J. Connell
Bloomfield
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Marne and Vicinity
Eqererer
Frank Reed
Atlantic
Justice Fudge
Wink Simpson
Fred Calloway
B. Johnson
Mrs. Huhn
T. W. Tilton
Harlan
A. C. Tilton
Frank Stewart
Irma Copley
E. E. Walker
Frank Macklin
J. S. Hubno
Irene
Maine
D. BE. Fudgs
J. B. Berry
Taylor Jackson
Shelby County
W. CG. Harvey
Omaha
L. 8. Allen
Bussey
Marion County
Daisy Simpson
Alma Dierks
Davenport
Alma
Allen
P. M. Peterson
T. O. Meredith
Perl
John Howard
Hyer
Marne
J. S. Brown
Luren
Galena
Archie McKay
Tom Shannon
McKay
Ringling Bros. Big Circus
Ringling Bros
Huld Dickerson
Jefferson City
Clark H. Dickerson
M. K. Cope
Cope
Scranton
Sepp
National
Trust
Manpison
Wis
American Tobacco Company
Wisconsin
Madison
Darien
Azores
Ponta del Gapa
Azores Island
A Miguel
M’lean
Ohio Democrats
Cincinnati
Patrick
John R. McLeas
A. W. Patrick
D.C. Badger
A. G. Dore
George W. Siga
James I. Gorman
Board
Public Works
F. D. Main
Norway
Oly
Christiana
Baron Rappe
John Brown
Lake Pincip
North Elfa
Ossawaitomie
Mattie Venhans
Tioga
Hancock County
Illinois
Dr. Pierce
R. P. Monfort
Lebanon
Warren Co
Ohio
Common Sense Medical Adviser
Pierce
George
Julia O'Conner
Fulton
Miles
Miles Medical Company
Eikharly Ind
J. H. Marshall
Nel
Manderson
Saint Louis
Gash Clothing House
Albert Johnson
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