Wisconsin Democrats rally to Bryan for 1908 ticket in Milwaukee
Milwaukee dispatch reports Wisconsin Democrats at a state platform convention endorse William Jennings Bryan as the 1908 national standard bearer and back tariff revision. Daniel H. Grady praises Bryan while John A. Aylward leads as permanent chair and pledges a rational tariff revision agenda amid calls for reforms and criticism of Republican fiscal policy.
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Milwaukee
Democrats of
Wisconsin
William Jennings Bryan
Daniel H. Grady
Portage
Mr. Bryan
Grady
John A. Aylward
Madison
W. J. Bryan
Aylward
George W. Peck
Joseph G. Donnelly
Mexico
Cleveland
Bryan
Pennsylvania Democrats Nominate State Ticket Headed by Emery
The Democratic state convention at Harrisburg nominated Governor Lewis Emery Jr of Bradford for governor with Jere S. Black of York as lieutenant governor and William T. Creasy as auditor general. John J. Green of Philadelphia named secretary of internal affairs. The platform centers on state issues and commends William J. Bryan, though no pledge to nominate him for president was made. Emery won on the first ballot 261 to 60 over Arthur G. Dewalt of Lehigh.
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Harrisburg
Lewis Emery, Jr
Bradford
Lincoln Party
Jere S. Black
York
William T. Creasy
John J. Green
Philadelphia
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Emery
Arthur G. Dewalt
Lehigh County
Terre Haute Mayor Bidman Ousted After Impeachment
Terre Haute Ind June 28 The city council found Mayor Edward J Bidman guilty on impeachment charges for failure to enforce city ordinances and declared him ousted from office Bidman refused to recognize the ouster order and denied the charges.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Edward J. Bidman
Bidaman
Tornado razes Titzewah Oklahoma in late June
A severe tornado struck Titzewah Oklahoma on June 28 destroying nearly all buildings. Most structures were torn from foundations and moved long distances but no serious injuries were reported as residents sheltered in cyclone caves.
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Titzewah
Okla
Revolutionaries Active in Guatemala Huehuetenango Region
Reports from Salvador and Guatemala indicate several large revolutionary bands are operating in Guatemalan territory. A spontaneous outbreak has occurred in the Huehuetenango department as part of the broader movement.
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Mexico City
Salvador
Guatemala
Guatemalan
Department
Huehhetango
German Tariff Situation Hurts State Department
Washington reports the German tariff situation is deeply embarrassing to the State Department. There is little hope that Congress will pass a bill to satisfy Germany and allow Secretary Root to fulfill inducements that led Germany to extend its minimum tariffs pending a readjustment of U.S. customs regulations. Since Germany’s action, efforts to secure customs changes have continued. Secretary Shaw supported these and they went to Congress, but the bill as reported failed to honor the promised concessions.
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Washington
State Department
Congress
Root
Germany
United States
Shaw
House
Panic on excursion steamer leaves victims in Evansville
On the D. A. Nesbitt excursion steamer Bishop Gill fired at Ruth Brown wounding her and injuring her spine. He also shot four others Lloyd Norton Zach Reed Mel Moody and Russell White who are expected to recover. Gill was subdued by boat officers with a pike pole as he attempted to reload. Several women passengers tried to jump overboard during the chaos. Ruth Brown may recover but will be a helpless cripple.
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Evansville
Ind
D. A. Nesbitt
Bishop Gill
Ruth Brown
Gill
Lloyd Norton
Zach Reed
Mel Moody
Russell White
Revolution Threatens in Central America Reports
New Orleans on June 28 reports say a revolution is threatened in Spanish Honduras. American residents there plan to depart, and yellow fever quarantine measures on the Honduran coast may be demoralized by the anticipated upheaval. The Louisiana state board of health cites notices from a corps of 31 traveling medical inspectors in West Indian and Central American countries.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Louisiana State Board of Health
Earthquake Felt Across Lake Erie Shoreline
Cleveland reports a 4 10 p m quake felt along the southern Lake Erie shore from Painesville to Marblehead about 100 miles across the lake. No damage reported though some doors slammed and windows rattled. Local scientists say the disturbance likely originated beneath Lake Erie.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Painesville
Marblehead
Roosevelt approves joint resolution on Russian massacre
President Roosevelt has approved a joint resolution of Congress expressing horror at the massacre of Hebrews in Russia and sympathy for the bereaved. The act will be published officially by the State Department, with no requirement to formally communicate to the Russian government.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Russia
State Department
Found Dead in a Well in South Dakota
A report from Bovine on Bad River, Pierre, says Mrs. Thomas Hill, her small son, and Clarence John son died in an old well. The boy fell in, the hired man followed and was overcome by gas, then the mother perished trying to rescue them. All were found dead in the gas-filled well.
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Pierre
S. D
Bovine
Bad River
Thomas Hill
Clarence Johnson
Lead magnate dies in Ohio auto crash near Columbus
Columbus O June 28 Frank E Stoneman president of the North American Lead company and identified with numerous other business interests was killed and Joseph F and George W Davidson were painfully injured in an automobile accident six miles west of here.
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Columbus
Frank E. Stoneman
North American Lead Company
Joseph F
George W. Davidson
Here
Longworths in London after Kiel visit
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and wife returned to London and were guests of honor at a Dorchester House reception hosted by Ambassador and Mrs. Reid. The event drew hundreds, with Princess Christian and Victoria among attendees along with notable British officials and Anglo-Americans.
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London
Nicholas Longworth
Kiel
Longworth
Dorchester House
Reid
Princess Christian
Victoria
James William Lowther
House of Commons
Suits for Penalties Against Railroads Directed
Attorney General Moody orders suits against many railroad companies to recover penalties for violations of safety appliance laws. The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad shows the most violations at fifty two. In Chicago, Dowie was ruled insane by Dr Archibald Church in Zion City controversy proceedings, though deemed capable in business.
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Washington
Moody
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Archibald Church
Landis
Zion City
Oshkosh Men Discharged in Oregon Land Fraud Case
Shawano Wisconsin June 28 John Black Joseph Black and August Anderson among Oshkosh businessmen indicted in Oregon land frauds have been discharged by Court Commissioner Dillett.
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Shawano, Wis
John Black
Joseph Black
August Anderson
Oregon
Dillet
Widow Mrs Chris tina Petesky ends life in Argentine Kansas
Kansas City dispatch reports sixty year old widow Mrs Chris tina Petesky committed suicide at Argentine a Kansas suburb by dousing her clothing with gasoline and setting fire to it. The act occurred June 28. Local authorities investigate the death as a suicide and note no other persons were involved.
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Kansas City
Christina Petesky
Argentine
Kan
Jere Dunn Dies of Cancer in New Jersey
Jere Dunn, a widely known sporting man, is dead at Elizabeth, New Jersey, from cancer. The obituary notes his prominence in local and regional athletics and his contributions to the sporting community.
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Jere Dunn
Elizabeth, N. J
Baseball scores across leagues on a busy day
National League games in Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston New York Cincinnati Pittsburg with results 0 10 4 6 1 3. American League Detroit Cleveland Washington Philadelphia St Louis Chicago New York Boston. American Association Minneapolis Kansas City Toledo Louisville Indianapolis Columbus St Paul Milwaukee and a second game St Paul Milwaukee final 4 7.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
American Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis Wheat Prices Rally On June 27 Markets
Minneapolis wheat prices quoted for July at 83 3 4 cents, Sept at 84? cents, and Dec at 83 4 cents. On track No 1 hard at 85 4 cents, No 1 Northern around 85 4 cents, No 2 Northern near 85 4 cents. Duluth wheat and flax report begins with arrival notes.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Torive
Market quotes and cattle prices from St Paul June 27
On track prices shown for Nor thern lines with percentages and July September and December figures. Cattle Good to choice steers 4.50 to 5.50, cows and heifers 3.00 to 4.50, veals 4.00 to 5.00. Hogs 6.20 to 6.50. Sheep and lambs: wethers 4.75 to 6.00, good to choice lambs 6.00 to 6.75, spring lambs 6.50 to 8.00.
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St. Paul
Chicago market summaries cattle to grains June 27
Chicago June 27 cattle and hog prices listed with ranges for cows and heifers stockers and feeders Texans calves and mixed lots. Grain futures show wheat July 83 3 4 cents Sept 85 4 cents corn July 52 percent Sept 62 percent data July 39 4 cents Sept 36 36 cents pork July 17 20 Sept 16 75 flax cash Northwest ern 1 11 Southwestern 1 07 1 18 butter creamery 19 20c dairies 14 4 18c eggs 12 1e poultry turkeys 10c chickens 11 5e.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
Dairies
Reflection on Love and Sanctifying Life by Ruskin
A compact aphoristic line highlighting the belief that love and fidelity elevate human life toward holiness, asserting that without divine or moral grace the soul cannot attain its fullest height.
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Ruskin
Notice to present warrants to county treasurer
Official notice declares warrants on various accounts in Mower County Minnesota shall cease 30 days from the date of notice. Recipients listed include Roy Coleman P McDonough H H Mathews J N Thatcher and many others with amounts shown, requiring presentation to the County Treasurer for payment. The list names numerous individuals and entities including City of Austin and Palmer Bros among others.
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Gay
A. Smith
Mower Co
Roy Coleman
C. L. Coleman
K. Amundson
Ed Davis
Mike Lux
Augustus Vaux
A. Blanchard
Palmer Bros
Wm. William
F. I. Crane
John Nichols
G. W. Bemis
Henry Steven
L. H. Page
W. W. Lamb
City of Austin
James A. Smith
Chas. Doherty
Chas. McNalley
Torgrimson Bros
John Ostegaard
PD. i. Tanner
Carl Byck
Robt
KR. Thompson
A. B. Warren
Decker Bros
L. Coleman
Richard Cooper
John Shields
A. M. Warner
W. P. Lewis
Robt, Thompa
C. F. Hoy
C. A. Roy & Son
E. M. Shepherd
Chester Hinks
Edward Taps
D. C. A. Buhs
W. E. Schwebke
Gilbert Mahoney
Alfred Whaley
Fred Herzog
F. Shaw
Henry Stephanson
Lars Hanson
Oliver Peders
J. H. Makepeace
John
Geo. Hughson
T. M. Biawerty
John Hudson
M. O. Wolsie
T. F. Bacon
R. Thompson
T. FL
Bacon
W. Sherman
Mary Cooper
Rose Creek Lia
Chas. Drake
John Shielda
T. Seaborn
John Peterson
W. PF. Krause
Wm. Seiss
J. P. Hanson
John Lynch
T. FL. Bacon
Carl
Ingrasson
Vane
Chester Hinkson
N. K. Dahle
Sam Johnson
C. F. Robinson
Geo, Hughson
Mons Knutson
C. C.K Erickson
C. C. Erickson
J. R. Johnson
Hayes-Lucas
Iver Welkin
James Fries
O. M. Syverson
John Sodergree
F. O. Tanner
M. Schneider
M. H. Miller
Wm. Smith
C. L. Coleman Lum
Geo. G. Lukens
Julius Heneke
J. W. Johnson
Carlson & Ap
L. Kickenbee
Chas. Geragh
P. O'Malley
Lansing Sun
Fred L. Day
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