Democratic State Convention Nominates Kern for Governor
The Indiana Democratic State Convention at Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis on June 6 nominated John W. Kern of Indianapolis for governor on the first ballot. The platform reaffirmed Chicago and Bryan principles and called for anti trust laws and direct senatorial elections. Delegates also selected Burke for lieutenant governor and named candidates for secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general and other state posts.
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John W. Kern
Indianapolis
John C. Lawler
Salem
Adam Heimberger
New Albany
John W. Minor
Jerome Herff
Peru
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Martin
D. C. Lasby
M. Ralston
Lebanon
John Johnson, Jr
Jefferson
United States
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Kansas City
Cuba
Congress
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Democratic Party
Hiscough
Pension Department
Matthews
John H. Spencer
Washington
Frank B. Burke
Taggart
Kern
Nelson J. Bozarth
Valparaiso
Mr. Shively
Benj. F. Shively
Ralston
Commonwealth
Burke
Patrick Henry
South Africa
Philippines
Porto Rico
Ccapitol
Valley Forge
Robinson
John R. Simpson
Paoli
Mason J. Niblack
Knox County
John C. Lawter
Johannes Kopelke
Crown Point
W. H. Nusbaum
Lawler
Simpson
Charles A. Greathouse
Posey County
J. L. Glasscock
Lafayette
John H. Reddick
Winamac
Mr. Greathouse
Greathouse
Eeeeee Ae Seansbadseedgans
Glasscockk
James Guthrie
Nashville
Edward Horuff
Madison
Horuff
Guthrie
George L. Reinhard
Bloomington
Supreme Court
Fourth Judicial
B. C. Moon
Kokomo
J. W. Adair
Columbuia City
Adair
Seema Eae
Indiana Republican speech on state finances and debt
The convention speaker, secretary Bedford and sergeant-at-arms Myron D. King discuss state finances and the Finley matter. He criticizes the Republican platform for claiming credit, notes debt payment relied on Democratic measures, and argues funds were inappropriately raised and handled.
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Bedford
Myron D. King
Indianapolis
Ralston
Finley
Republican Party of
Indiana
Mount
Republic Cgn
Republican Party
Admirals order forced reopening of railway to Peking
London reports the Taku fleet forces restore the Tien Tsin to Peking line with 154 foreign guards and 100 Americans led by Captain McCalla. Ten thousand troops may be sent to back ministers in Peking while unrest grows in Nan King and outside Tien Tsin.
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London
Taku
Tien-Tsin
Peking
McCalla
Daily Express
Shanghai
Nan-King
China
Dagupan
Camarines
Nueva Carceres
Albay
Philippines
Cuba
MacArthur Fights Secret Filipino Organization Across Luzon
Manila reports General MacArthur in a widening struggle against a covert Filipino movement that acts like a government, taxing Manila, issuing receipts, and possibly linked to the Katipunan. The junta reportedly leads operations, with elections manipulated and guerrilla bands active in coastal towns and rural provinces.
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Manila
MacArthur
Young
Tinio
Aguinaldo
Benguet
Luzon
Katipunam Society
Revolutionary Organization
Roth duelists killed near Michell Mills
A special dispatch from Nacogdoches reports Dr Taliaferro and Wiley Wilkins shot each other to death at Michell twelve miles south of Nacogdoches Saturday night. Taliaferro served as physician for the Michells mills and Wilkins was the son of the superintendent.
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Houston
Tex
Nacogdoches
European Demands Push Transit Rail Contracts Abroad
The Federal Steel Company ships rails for the trans Siberian line and seeks about 15 million dollars in steel and iron contracts for Russia. Chief Engineer Kajevnikoff visits to buy rails equipment locomotives and steel cars while Britain considers large contracts for the Caliro to Cape line. John W Gates aims to secure deals for American Steel and Wire. A London agent for Federal Steel bids on contracts and a 50 million dollar Russian loan is planned on Wall Street.
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New York
Federal Steel Company
trans-Siberian
Russia
Kajevnikoff
Trans- Siberian Railroad
Cecil Rhodes
Wall Street
Frightful Wreck Reported in Providence
A fragmentary Providence report notes a frightful accident causing the loss of four persons. AOL special coverage references a tragic wreck with scant readable details.
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AOL
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C. P. Drummond
Plymouth
H. G. Vergin
New Castle
Charles Greathouse
Mt. Ver
Bureau of Statistics
First District
Fourth District
J.V. Adair
Columbia City
James Murdock
G. V. Menzies
Mt. Vernon
Hugh Dougherty
Bluffton
S. E. Mor8s
Indianapoli
Robert C. Bell
Fort Wayne
D. D. Dykerman
Logansport
John Overmyer
North Vernon
James E. McCabe
Willamsport
Allen Zollars
Nicholas Cornet
Versailles
O. J. Lotts
Muncie
Samuel V. Boyd
Kentucky
Committee On Resolutions
W. H. Eschhorn
Friends of
Traste
Wasenwe
Kollmeyer
Drummond
MAMN
Leeesesesereseees
Charles T., Mace
Brazil
Henry G. Yergin
Mr. Yergin
MACE
Gen. MacArthur
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