Bryan Bandwagon Gains Ground In Democratic National Nomination
The article notes opposition figures within the Nations Committee against re electing a member and accuses Colonel Guffey of political embezzlement. It reports shifting support toward Bryan with the Baltimore News leaning to his inevitable nomination as delegates prepare this week across states Nevada Idaho Louisiana Maryland and Virginia. Delegates in rural counties head to Roanoke June 11 under Bryan instructions.
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Tee
the Nations
Guffey
Iity
Bryan
The
Baltimore News
Johnson
Névada
Idaho
Louisiana
Maryland
Virginia
Roanoke
National Committee
Chicago
Alabama
Denver
Nevada
Carson City
Twin Falls
Louisiand
Baton Rouge
Baltimore
Utah
Salt Lake City
National Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Atlantia City
William Judson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Clevelandesque Return as Grover Cleveland Leaves Lakewood
Former President Grover Cleveland, confined two months in Lakewood Hotel by rheumatic gout and indigestion, leaves unaided for Princeton in John Hays Hammond’s touring car. He walks with a cane, greets friends, while Mrs Cleveland and Dr Bryant assist. Mrs Cleveland arrived from Tamworth to take the children to the summer home. Manager Becker notes Cleveland looked well on departure.
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Lakewood
Xii
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
John Hays Hammond
Mr. Cleveland
Wood Pulp and Print Paper Probe to Continue
The Wood Pulp and Print Paper Investigation Committee led by Chairman Mann will press its inquiry during Congress recess. It plans to collect Census Bureau and Labor Department data, visit mills nationwide, and may travel to Canada to study the pulp wood issue. Letters have been sent to newspapers and manufacturers, with Census employees organizing the collected information.
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Qwashington
Wood Pulp and Print Paper Investigation Committee
House
Congress
Mann
Census Bureau
Department of Labor
Canada
Arrests of alleged raiders due soon in Ripley district
Captain Knauss of B Troop continued patrols on country roads with all quiet conditions reported. No tobacco beds were torn up last night. Arrests of alleged raiders will be made soon.
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Ripley
Commercial Tribune
Knauss
B. Troop
Thade
Farmer files claim for horse shot by troops
Manchester Ohio farmer Pearl Boone six miles west of town will sue for 125 dollars in a bill to the Adjutant General. He says Outpost No 2 shot his horse Friday night after its mounted rider refused to yield, and members of Company K carried out the order Shoot to K 1.
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Commercial Tribune
Manchester
Pearl Boone
Adjutant General
Company K
De LaGrange Applauded After Distance Flight
Rome May 31 Leon De LaGrange the French aeroplanist extended experiments after a new distance record yesterday. Despite light wind he flew only about six minutes, but thousands of spectators praised the display and applauded him warmly.
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Rome
Leon de LaGrange
Relief for the Blind Commission Appointments in Hamilton
Probate Judge C. R. Hartkoff will appoint three members to form a blind commission in Hamilton. They will examine indigent blind residents and provide relief proportional to the severity of their affliction.
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Hartkoff
Hamilton
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
C. R. Hartkoff
Banker in Jail as Horse Thief Shrouds Indiana Bank Role
Robert H. Greene of Waynetown Indiana a bank vice president and noted church member is jailed in Indianapolis after a Chicago man confessed to horse thefts linked to Greene who allegedly stole fourteen horses from Fountain Warren and Montgomery Counties. Authorities suspect Greene used horse theft to cover trading losses from corn speculation and may face trial in Warren County.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Robert H. Greene
Waynetown
Ind
Farmers and Merchants’ UK
Methodist Church
Frank Ross
James McCabe
Williamsport
Montgomery
Fountain
Indiana
Ross
Crawfordsville
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Warren
Chiang
Greene
Indiana Avenue
M. E. Foley
Ninth
Duncan
McCabe
Fountain County
Sheldon
Union
Chicago
Foley
Warren County
Waynetown Bank
Farmers and Merchants' Bank
Birmingham Brings Veterans Reunion to May 9 10 11
The United Confederate Veterans hold their annual reunion in Birmingham Alabama June 9 10 and 11 with free hospitality for all veterans at Hotel John B Gordon at the State Fair Grounds. Major events include a parade led by General Harrison and a busy schedule of concerts speeches and fireworks.
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Birmingham
Ala
United Confederate Veterans
New South
Old South
John B. Gordon
Sons of Veterans
Harrison
George P. Harrison
Alabama
Capital Park
Twentieth Street
J. William Jones
Richmond
B.B. Comer
George B. Ward
J. W. Bush
Alabama Veterans
R. N. Rhodes
Charles G. Brown
Alabama Daughters
E. L. Russell
Mobile
A. O. Wright
Jacksonville
Fla
B. B. Comer
Fair Grounds
Battle Abbey
Sons In Honor of the
German scientist Koch visits Molokai leper settlement
Honolulu May 31 Prof Dr Robert Koch the eminent German bacteriologist on his world tour returned from Molokai where he studied leprosy treatment at the Federal leprosarium and nearby homes. He toured buildings questioned patients and discussed administration conditions and census methods with settlement officials and Dr W J Goodhue. He also visited Father Damien's grave and spoke with Brother Dutton.
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Honolulu
Robert Koch
Molokai
Orient
Koch
William Pfoten
Dr. Koch
Baldwin
Bishop Home
Bayview
W. J. Goodhue
Dr. Goodhue
Islands
Hawtians
Germany
Koeh
Father Damien
Brother Dutton
Indiana State Dental Association 50th anniversary meeting
In Indianapolis for a six day event the Indiana State Dental Association hosts about 1000 dentists from Indiana Illinois Michigan Ohio and Kentucky. Five papers will be read seventy clinicians will present technical subjects and an elaborate program of entertainment is planned for attendees. Notable speakers include Dr Frank L Wright Dr M Fieery and Dr G V Bleck among others.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State’ Dental Association
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Fio
Brophy
Chicago
Foraker to Stay Home During Taft Nomination
Congressman Burton plans to go to Hot Springs to prepare Taft’s Chicago nomination speech. Senator Foraker will miss the National convention, remaining at his Cincinnati home while balloting occurs in Chicago. Senator Dick will represent Foraker’s interests at the convention.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
T. EB. Burton
Taft
Chicago
Hot Springs
Foraker
Cincinnati
Bullet Enters Near Heart In Springfield Shooting
May 31 report from Springfield Ohio, Charles Hill and Daniel Frock argued over a gun. Frock fired the weapon, the gun discharged as Hill crossed the room, a ball striking him above the chest. Police or medical responders described the incident as a nonfatal shooting with uncertain prognosis.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Charles Hill
Daniel Frock
Frock
Hill
Impressive Ceremonies at Consecration of Bishops
The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church witnessed the consecration of Rev. Dr. William F. Anderson of New York and several other bishops. Bishop Henry Warren led the service at the Lyric with a large crowd of delegates and dnes. The rite included prayers, creeds, and oaths, followed by a benediction and an onstage reception.
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General Conference
Metholodist Episcopal Church
Henry Warren
William F. Anderson
New York
John L. Nielsen
Berea, CO
William A. Quayle
Chicago
Charles
L. Smith
Pittsburg
Willson H. Lewis
Sioux City
Edwin Hughes
Greencastle
Ind
Robert McIntyre
Los Angeles
Frank M. Bristol
Washington
Warren
Goodsell
Moore
Walden
Cincinnati
Mallalieu
Auburndale
Mass
Cranston
Anderson
Bashford
Shanghai
China
Nelley
Taft Defends Memorial Day Note On Grant Speech
Washington May 31 Secretary of War William H Taft said he was distressed that his Memorial Day remarks about General Grant could be seen as an attack on Grants memory He praised Grants character and debt to the nation and explained he cited Grants past weakness to highlight his ultimate victory over temptation.
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Washington
William H. Taft
New York
Grant
Associated Presse
Eleventh International Navigation Congress Opens in St Petersburg
The eleventh international navigation congress opened in St Petersburg with Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch presiding. About 600 delegates arrived, mainly from Germany, Austria and Holland, plus four Japanese, a Filipino and several Americans including Major Crosby. American attendees also include John A. Ockerson of the Mississippi River Commission and Lt Commander F L Chapin. The triennial congress last met in Milan.
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International Congress of Navigation
Michael Alexandrovitch
Nicholas
Conservatory of Music
Germany
Austria
Holland
Major Crosby
John A. Ockerson
Mississippi River Commission
State Department
F. L. Chapin
St. Sesabay
Milan
Balloonist Freely Falls to Death in River
Frederick L. Wood an eighteen year old aeronaut from Newsaved Debs fell during a parachute descent from a balloon at Hillside Park near Passaic New Jersey. Entangled in an American flag he waved to spectators the rope and flag wrapped around his legs and he drowned in the Passaic River before aid could reach him.
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Passaic
N. J
Frederick L. Wood
Debs
Wood
Nutley
Cannon Back in Columbus in Bribery Case
Nelson Cannon, key witness in the East Broad street paving bribery inquiry involving former city officials, returned from Canada after a heated extradition fight. He faces charges of bribery as the Columbus case moves toward potential bond discussions.
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Nelson Cannon
East Broad Street
Canada
Cannon
Cererane
J. Sulls- Cleveland
Wath Cannon
World Temperance Centennial Congress Planned at Saratoga
A ten day international temperance congress marks the 100th anniversary of the first American temperance society in Moreau. Governor Hughes will give the welcome at Convention Hall with delegates from twenty five states and several nations. The event features lectures, exhibits, an interfaith mix, and a June 16 memorial service at Glen Falls for Dr Billy J Clark.
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First American Temperance Society
Moreau
Saratoga County
Billy J. Clark
Charles E. Hughes
New York State
Saratoga Springs
Hughes
Congress
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Oliver
W. Stewart
Illinois
Seaborn
Convention
Glen Falls
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J. H. Durkee
Rochester
Cc. J. Taft
William Wardwell
New Yor
John McKee
H. M. Randall
Brooklyn
Levi Hoag
Binghamton
Charles E. Robbins
Durkee
Virginia Observes Jefferson Davis Birthday Holiday
The week brings political contests as Democratic meetings set to hear delegates for the Denver convention. Virginia will observe Jefferson Davis's centennial birthday as a state holiday with a monument ceremony in Richmond.
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Jefferson Davis
Virginia
Boy Fears Dark After Hearing About Mrs Gunness
In Juvenile Court 1 year old Paul Mitchell recounts spending a night in a Westport barn after saying he feared Mrs Gunness. He explains the reason and imagines becoming a lawyer, prompting the judge to praise his imagination and release him.
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Oak
Paul
Ary
Cornerstone laid for First U B Church Sunday school building
Corner stone for the new Sunday school building at Park and Dick avenues in Hamilton was laid with ceremonies this afternoon. Speakers included Revs H F Shupe H H Fout ex Bishop D K Flickinger and C W Kurtz. The building will be of handsome construction and cost over 10000 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
U. B
Park and Dick Avenues
Reys
H. F. Shupe
H. H. Fout
Dayton
D. K. Flickinger
Young Wife in Fatal Carbolic Acid Death in Kansas City
Mrs Mildred Settle 18 of Amarillo Texas died by drinking carbolic acid in Kansas City after visiting her husband Harry Settle’s mother. Accompanied by her spouse the pair checked into a hotel earlier. she cried Oh Harry before collapsing. No motive known. Her father Richard L Long noted as wealthy Ft Worth real estate dealer.
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Mildred Settle
Amarillo
Tex
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