Bryan nomination appears assured at national convention
The noisy demonstration swells support for Bryan as state delegations arrive and organize. Murphy's New York stance leaves allied opposition leaderless, with Pennsylvania and other states aiding Bryan through contested seats and potential credentials. Opening convention session to include Credentials Rules and Cleveland memorials with brief proceedings tomorrow.
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Delaware
Georgia
New York
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New Hampshire
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Ohio
Wisconsin
Alaska
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Toomorrow
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Parker
Cleveland
Grape-Nuts Helped Kansas Teacher Improve Health and Salary
A Kansas teacher recalls severe nervousness and illness two years ago. After starting Grape-Nuts with cream, she reports steady energy, a better position, and higher pay, and notes she has not been sick since. The ad ends with the slogan There’s a Reason.
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Postum’Co
Battle Creel
Welling Seas
Garber Succeeds Johnson in New National Committee List
Denver reports announce the new National Committee members elected at state caucuses. The roster names delegates from numerous states including Alabama John W. Tomlinson and Ohio Harvey Garber, with many blanks and several notable entries.
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Alabama
John W. Tomlinson
Birmingham
Arkansas
Guy B. Tucker
California
Nathan Cole
Los Angeles
Colorado
Alva Adams
Pueblo
Connecticut
S. Cummings
Stamford
Delaware
Blank
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Georgia
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Idaho
Simon P. Donnelly
Dougt D'Alene
Illinois
Roger C. Sullivan
Chicago
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Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
Iowa
Kansas
John P. Atwood
Leavenworth
Kentucky
Urey Woodson
Owensboro
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
J. Fred C. Talbot
Liutherville
Massachusetts
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
Michigan
Minnesota
Frederick B. Lyneno
St. Paul
Mississippi
C. H. Williams
Missouri
William A. Rothwell
Moberly
Montana
Nebraska
P. L. Hall
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Blank North
Carolina
Joseph Daniels
Ralelph
North Dakota
Ohio
Harvey Garber
Oklahoma
W. T. Brady
Oregor
Milton A. Miller
Banan
Nnsylvania
James M. Ffey
Pittsburg
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
R. M. Johnston
Houston
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Frank J. Nebeker
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G. Herbert Pape
Barre
Virginia
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Richmond
Washington
West Virginia
John T
Kentuucky
William R. Tompson
Philadelphia Poisoning Case Leaves Gies Unidentified
Police persist in linking Frederick Gies Jr to the June 26 death of Dr. William H. Wilson after William Olmstead failed to identify him at City Hall. A letter S connected to the killer and used on a stamped bottle label complicates the investigation.
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Philadelphia
Frederick Giés, Jr
William H. Wilson
William Olmstead
Gies
City Hall
Prince De Sagan and Mme Gould Reported to Wed
Prince Helle Dé Sagan filed a marriage notice in London with Mme Anna Gould and announced the ceremony will be held tomorrow. A full calendar day must pass between notice and marriage, but the couple may wed during registry hours.
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Covington Plans Road Overpass To Clear City Crossings
Covington officials push to end grade crossings after annexation of Central Covington. Mayor John J. Craig urges ordinances to compel railroad companies to build a viaduct at Willow street to ease fire and pedestrian safety near the fire house and tracks. Council approves resolution and adjourns for a special Friday session to handle claims.
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Covington
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Murder Theory Follows Body of Carpenter Huffman
The body of Lafayette Huffman, 1127 Orchard St Newport, found in the Ohio River at Evans St Cincinnati, will be buried today after a four month water exposure. Newport authorities investigate a robbery murder alleged by widow Mrs Huffman and brother William based on a blood stained hat found on the Central Bridge.
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Covington Briefs Highlight Local Permits and Accidents
City Auditor W S Gould issued permits for Orewe Parker to raise a roof on Pike Street at 200 dollars and for Mr Kramer to build a five room brick cottage on Short Street at 1450 dollars. Charles Wise elected janitor of Covington Public Library effective July 15. Health Officer to fumigate library and books. John L Cushing of East Tenth Street won an eight year course at St Xavier's College Cincinnati. William Kohler 22, painter, fatally injured after falling from Frank Darenkamp residence in Amsterdam Street.
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East Tenth Street
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Newport News in Brief
Obituaries note Charles A. Newell and Mrs John Cummins died in Newport homes with funerals planned in Evergreen Cemetery. Colonel Nelsons son Robert injured by exploding toy pistol. Day Sergeant William Cottingham returns from Parkersburg honeymoon with Mary Cross. Florence Hazel Cooper dies of typhoid. burial in Atchinson. City Claims Committee approves 3617.32 in claims.
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Newport
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Mary Cross
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Dayton Ky City Treasurer W B Thomas Elected
W B Thomas was chosen to succeed the late Hales Keller as City Treasurer by the Dayton Council. An ordinance set three trunk sewers on Main Vine and McKinney streets with costs up to 37797 funded by a 28000 bond issue. property owners pay one dollar per front foot, city covering the rest. Council adopted resolutions on Mr Hales Keller's death.
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Talk on Public Playgrounds at Newport Board Meeting
Newport Board of Education discussed opening schoolyards for year round playgrounds. The matter was referred to the Rules Committee after opposition. Truant officers elected are Al Wagner, William Clark, and Edward J. Davis. Bids for painting Arnold and Fourth Street Schools ranged 800 to 200 dollars per building and were referred to the Building Committee. Claims totaling 1808 dollars were allowed.
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al Wagner
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Kenton Court Notes Reflect Local Civil and Criminal Actions
A roundup from Covington and surrounding counties reports Cynthia Audas suing Highland Land and Building Co for 4000 dollars and land in Dayton. a bankruptcy petition against Hinde Haverly Co. in Lexington. a transfer order in a case tied to a relative of a judge. and a ruling on subcontractor claims under an unfinished contract. The docket includes bond forfeiture for embezzler Austin W. Tidd, juvenile reform actions, jail terms for contempt over fines, and other court activity.
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Hinde K. Haverly
Walter Williams
Robert B. Snyder
Charlie Elkin
Harvey Thurman
Lewis Ramsey
Hinde, Haverly Co
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Shaw
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J. A. O'Hara
F. J. Scott
Harbeson
Grant County
Thomas Hearn
George J. Jetter
John B. Kohler
H. P. Stephens
John Lind
Charles McGarvey
Ludlow Lagoon
William Daugherty
Wilbur Carlisle
Reform School
James Penn
A. Ballman
Wallace and
Madison Avenue
Susan McIntosh
Bankers’ Surety Company of
Cleveland
Austin W. Tidd
Tidd
Campbell County Courts Hear Several Civil Rulings
In Campbell County courts Richard Farmer vs Ellerman & Sons yields a 5000 dollar damages judgment appeal filed. F K Ransom vs Blue Grass Inn Co with a receiver results in consent on claims and 585 dollars allowed. A W Lett Co v Moran awards 1000 dollars with 6 percent interest from April 1896. Cynthia Audus v Highland Land Co is dismissed at plaintiff cost per appellate ruling. William Tilbergan arrested for fighting, fined 50 dollars plus costs and jailed 30 days. J A Robertson granted divorce from Cora Robertson.
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Ellerman & Sons
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Blue Grass Inn Company
Frank Ader Construction Company
Yungblut
A. W. Lett & Co
M. R. Moran
Cynthia Audus
Highland Land Company
Dayton
William Tilbergan
Hawkins
J. A. Robertson
Cora Robertson
Covington Real Estate Transfers Highlight City Lot Sale
Real estate records show W. W. and Nellie Williams selling 31 by 20 by 21 feet to Covington city in Crescent Springs subdivision. C. M. Sandford and others convey 7 by 140 feet at Fourteenth and Bullock to George Dickman. Hippe to Fann Lots 24 25 79 80 Block 2 Crescent Springs Improvement Company subdivision.
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Covington
C.M. Sandford
Embezzler O Connor Pleads Guilty and Is Sentenced
Thomas A J O Connor money order clerk for Pacific and Southern Express pleaded guilty to embezzling 5500 and received an indeterminate sentence in Chester Penitentiary after being brought back from Mexico.
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Ohio Boy Drowns in Mercer Lake
Olle Stachier aged 16 years drowned last night while swimming at Lake Mercer Celina Ohio. His body has been recovered and authorities investigated the incident. Local officials reminded residents to exercise caution in open water locations near the lake.
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Olle Stachier
Lake Mercer
Dayton KY Woman Clara Basco Dies in Cardiac Event
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Cincinnati Ordinance Authorizes Herschel Avenue Sewer Project
City council approves proceeding with sewer improvement on Herschel avenue Linwood to Observatory including 12 and 18 inch pipes, branches and manholes. Assessments collected over five years with bonds issued in anticipation and bids to be awarded to the lowest bidder after legal advertisement.
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Ordinance for Park Avenue to South Elm Street Improvement
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