King Edward Visits German Court in Harmonious Talks
King Edward arrives by special train from Frankfort to Kronberg. Emperor Wilhelm and Prince Frederick Charles greet him with cordial kisses. The royal party tours Friedrichshof, Homburg and Saalsburg with a wide entourage, avoiding public political discussion amid cheerful crowds.
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Cronberg
Hesse-Nassau
Prussia
Edward
Frankfort
William
Prince
Frederick Charles
Prince Albert
Posen Jaeger Regiment
Charles Hardinge
Foreign Office
Stanley Clarke
Frederick E. G. Ponsonby
Frank Lacelles
Germany
Francis Oppenheimer
Friedricheshof
Friedrichshof
Hom
Saals
Greece
Georg Michailovich
Emperor
Homburg
Saalsburg
Ki Edward
Baron von Tscherschky
Darmstadt
Frank Lascelles
Cologne
National Zeitung
Neuste Nachrichten
England
Schloss
Aeledeichehor
Great Britain
Lokal Anzeciger
Luxemburg
Koenigstein
Beckham and McCreary clash in Kentucky campaign
Governor Beckham delivered his initial campaign speech at Woodland Park Lexington accusing James B. McCreary of allying with lawless elements and saloon opponents. He disputed Hays graft charges, praised reform and Bryan's candidacy, and raised questions about the Capitol’s blind tiger amid Frankfort politics.
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Commercal Tribune
Lexington
Beckham
United States
James B. McCreary
Woodland Park
Frankfort
Second Regiment
Senator McCreary
McCreary
Louisville
Hays
United States Senate
Bryan
Kentucky
Noel Gaines
The
Crusader
Gaines
Wingate Thompson
Capitol Square
New Capitol
Thompson
Bernard Faction Falls as Dempsey Wing Wins Hamilton County
In a fierce open, the Dempsey faction defeated Bernard supporters in a disorderly Hamilton County Democratic convention held at G A R Hall. Molloy won the chair over Wilson after a tense, crowding contest with delegates from wards and country precincts.
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Bernard
Hamilton County
Democraty
Dempsey
Lewis G. Bernard
G. A. R Hall
Molloy
Herman Dierkes
Wilson
Gideon Wilson
Republicans Set Primary Plan for County Delegates 1906
Hamilton County Republican Central Committee met at Turner Hall and adopted a primary plan for September 5 1906. Delegates to county and state conventions will be chosen by ward or township caucus with petitions required for ballot placement and nomination ratified by county convention. The document fixes polling hours 4 to 7 pm and lists detailed delegate apportionments for wards townships and villages.
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Mr. Bernard
Messrs. Bigelow
Kiefer
Dierkes
Dempseyites
Lewis G. Bernard
Hamilton County
Nobel
Charles J. Nobel
Cal J. Neare
Gideon C. Wilson
Neare
John Brennan
Bernard
Advisory Committee
Mr. Wilson
Thomas Bentham
Dempsey
Jerry Mulroy
Nobel Mallet
Republican County Central Committee
Turner Hall
Congress
Judiciary
Krug
R. K. Hynicka
Board of Elections
Republican Central Committee
Republican Party
Ohio
Republican Central
Republican State Central Committee
Anderson and Spencer
Colerain and
Crosby
Columbia and
Silverton
Delhi
Fernbank
Green
Harrison and Whitewater
Miami
Millcreek
College Hill
Mt. Airy
Springfield
Arlington Heights
Symmes
Sycamore
Madeira
Antisaloon League to Question Dem Primary Candidates
FRANKFORT KY Aug 15 The Rev George W Young and Rev M B Adams of the Antisaloon League of Kentucky prepare a list of questions to submit to all Democratic primary candidates for state offices this fall. League leaders will seek positions on liquor policy affecting state legislation.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
George W. Young
M. B. Adams
Antisaloon League of
Kentucky
Bennett Named for Congress in Ninth District
The Ninth District Republican Convention in Ashland Ky nominating Judge J B Bennett Greenup Ky by acclamation to succeed himself. Nearly all thirteen counties had instructed for him and speakers praised his record. Possible Democratic opponent E B Hager from Ashland was noted though no other candidate emerged.
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Bennett
Congress
Commercial Tribune
Ashland
J. B. Bennett
Greenup
H. R. Dysart
Grayson
W. A. Ginn
Jake Patrick
Saylorville
W. H. Dearing
Flemig County
Louisville
Mr. Bennett
Ninth District
Judge Bennett
E. B. Hager
Lid On at Camp Pattison and Liquor Confiscated
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports intensified control at Camp Pattison with searches by the Officer of the Guard seizing liquor. Regiment strength reaches about 650, while incidents of discipline and a civilian arrest for attempted murder unfold during maneuvers in Strasburg and nearby areas.
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Pattison
Commercial Tribune
Camp Pattison
Bolivar
McMackin
Strasburg-Bolivar
Strasburg
Girman
Cleveland Battalion of Engineers
Benjamin Harrison
Ind
National Guard
Regular Army
Indianapolis
Indiana National Guard
Indiana
Dietz Hunter Shot Dead Near Cameron Dam Farm
John Dietz a woodsman once sought for shooting a deputy sheriff was reported killed today near his Cameron Dam farm in Rice Lake Wisconsin. The incident ends a months long manhunt and closes a violent chapter in local crime.
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Commercial Tribune
Rice Lake
Wis
John Dietz
Cameron Dam
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Raver
Olapo
Evi
Studio Grand
John J. Molloy
Cincinnati
Theodore Brocken
Peter J. M’carthy
Berlin
McReary
G.A. R. Hall
Daniel Kiefer
Fenton Lawson
Edward Whitehead
Thomas Néoctor
Mulroy
M. A Neff
Neff
Judge Molloy
Third Ward
Henry Siemer
George Schloss
Moses Joseph
William Warburton Tedford
Michael J. Keefe
Board of Public Service
John M. Pattison
William Jennings Bryan
Edward J. Dempsey
Eas
Plainville
Pleasant Ridge
Terrace Park
Crosby—Heast
Delhi—Central
Village of Home City
South Bend
Cheviot
Harrison
Addyston
Cook
Mand
Edward Urig
Alliance
Urig
Eighth Regiment
Dietz
Wear Home
Woodsman
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