Watson Denounces Sewall and Urges Populist Unity
Thomas E. Watson in Dallas addresses 5,000 Labor Day listeners urging Democrats to back Bryan without removing Watson. He lambasts Sewall as untrustworthy and bound by party factions, insists the People's party cannot die, and argues for continued Populist influence and fusion on shared goals.
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Dallas
Tex
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Fairgrounds
Sewall
Watson
Bryan
B Sewall
Mr. Sewall
Mr. Bryan
People's Party
Nebraska
Tom Watson
Kansas
Iowa
Texas
Watson Bryan
People’s Party
Construe Gnly weba truction debate at rally
Fragmented remarks reference Bryan and Benail with uncertain context about denial and stance on a platform. The readable text hints at a political or rhetorical confrontation and suggestions of accountability.
Bryan declines to discuss Watson speech in Dallas
Special Dispatch reports Mr. Bryan, in Chicago, refusing to comment on Mr. Watson's Dallas speech. He says he has nothing to say on the subject and does not care to discuss it.
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Sewall
Bryan
Mr. Sewall
New York
Commerce Tribe
Unk
Chicago
Mr. Watson
Dallas Tex
Mr. Bryan
SONS OF VETERANS PREPARE FOR NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT IN LOUISVILLE
Special Dispatch reports ten thousand Sons of Veterans expected for the national encampment in Louisville. Distinguished arrivals include Col. W. R. Cooper, Junior Vice Commander in Chief, Past Commander-in-chief W. E. Bundy, and Commander-in-chief Russell. Open houses and decorations mark the event as receptions and entertainments begin, with parades and business sessions slated and bids heard from Nashville Denver Omaha and St. Louis for the next encampment.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Sons of Veterans
W. R. Cooper
Knoxville
Galt House
Nashville
Denver
Omaha
St. Louis
Meet at Falmouth Promotes Free Silver Speech
Miss Margaret Ingels of Paris spoke in Falmouth Kentucky advocating free silver and Bryanism before a crowd of women and men. The debut featured a youthful speaker with a pleasant expression and sparkling eyes as she denounced gold bugs and urged Bryanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ingels
Paris, Ky
Commercial Tribune
Falmouth
Margaret Ingels
Paris
Ingels
Kentucky
Dispensary System Doomed as Corruption Claims Rise
In Columbia South Carolina charges of official corruption threaten the dispensary regime on the eve of the U S Senate election. Disclosures show payouts from whiskey interests and a disputed $150 Washington trip itemization. Governor Evans denies guilt and calls the expenditure legitimate.
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Columbia
8. C
United States
Earle
Evans
Tillmanites
Mixon
South Carolina
Washington
Dead in wedding dress found with lover in San Francisco
Salvador Romeo and Rena Garcia were found dead in a lodging house in San Francisco. They were shot through the heart, clasped in each other's arms. Garcia had dressed in a white wedding gown, and letters expressed their love for one another.
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San Francisco
Salvador Romeo
Rena Garcia
Ben Garcia
Redwood City
Romeo
Five Angel Weddings Set by Self-Proclaimed Messiah
In Chicago on Sept 7, George Jacob Schweinfurth plans a multi wedding at a Minneapolis residence for himself to wed Lady Aurora Israeli Tuttle, with their two children aiding flower duties. Four additional Angel weddings follow, including Schweinfurth’s sister Marie and Bertha Olson with William Weldon, while crowds from several cities attend. Schweinfurth is indicted in Winnebago for alleged fraud.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
George Jacob Schweinfurth
Rockford
Aurora Israeli Tuttle
Prince Ariel
House of David
Birdie
Lord’s Dominion
Mr. Whitney
Fifteenth Avenue
South
Minneapolis
Schweinfurth
Messiah
Marie
Albert C. Teft
Bertha Olson
Illiam Weldon
Miss Weldon
Holy Ghost
Maggie Weldon
Marr
Angels
Para City
St. Charles
Til
Bryan
Nois
Winnebago
Faronse
Mary
Election Complication in Defiance County Treasurer Race
In Defiance County Ohio both Geo C Serrilli and John Wisda claim the treasurer’s office after the 1890 election. Serrill held the unexpired term via appointment and won the poll, while Wisda held a long term certificate but no short term commission. Courts may determine rightful holder as county officials contested the office, with Serrill acting and Wisda resisting occupancy.
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Defiance, C
Defiance County
Geo. C. Serrilli
Wesley O.f Barney
Serrill
John Wisda
Turer
Tée
Wisda
Orning Serrill
Treasury
Cap&t
John Fair Fatally Hurt in Runaway Buggy Accident
Chillicothe Ohio September 7 John Fair son of Councilman William Fair was thrown from a buggy by a runaway horse and dashed against a tree. Six ribs were broken two in two places and one rib pierced the lung. Condition critical not expected to recover.
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Commercial Tribune
Chillicothe, O
John Fair
William Fair
Mail Carriers Parade Opens National Convention in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids on September 7, about 2500 letter carriers joined a parade for the National Convention. Delegates were welcomed, and cities have begun establishing headquarters for next year’s gathering. The main topic is a proposal to petition higher salaries for first class cities at 1200 dollars and others at 1000 dollars.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Discovery in Polar Regions Prompts Hope for Shortest Route
F G Jackson aims to chart the Arctic sea route to the North Pole. He believes his discovery offers the most favorable path and anticipates profitable prospects from a faster crossing.
Russia Showing Her Teeth The Czar on His Tour
London dispatch reports Henry Fisher botanical curator at University College Museum Nottingham and botanist of the Jackson and Farnsworth Arctic expedition arriving at Gravesend with four companions aboard the Windward while Dr Nansen is landed from the same supply steamer.
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London
Henry Fisher
University College Museum
Nottingham
Franz Josef Land
Gravesend
Windward
Nansen
Woman Speaks on Silver in Spring Valley Rally
At Spring Valley Ohio Flo Jordan spoke on silver, denouncing gold bugs and plutocratic bondholders in a 20 minute address. Alva Blair and Miss Jordan faced an assault earlier, Blair defending the girl with a knife, Collett and Bolt injured and treated.
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Commercial Tribune
Xenia
Spring Valley
Flo Jordan
John Barrett
Alva Blair
New Burlington
William Collett
George Bolt
Plot to Burn Key West Spaniards Sparks Vigilance
Reports from Havana say Spanish authorities plan to burn Key West as insurgents with emissaries to plant dynamite. Weyler supposedly approves harsher measures and pay includes 10000 dollars to emissaries. Spaniards Cruz and Fernandez seek protection aboard the US warship Winona as locals form a vigilance committee to expel unknowns.
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Key West
Fla
Havana
Mascotte
Key
Weyler
Ampa
Senor Cruz
Senor Fernandez
United States
Winona
Through a Burning Trestle
Special Dispatch reports the Kansas City Osceola and Southern Railway trestle at Town Creek burned. An engine crew attempted to fight the blaze. the engineer Ed Smith and fireman Richard Barter were killed when the locomotive crashed into the inferno, leaving widows and multiple children.
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Commercial Tribune
Clinton
Town Creek
Kansas City, Osceola & Southern Railway
Ed Smith
Richard Barter
Storekeeper in Somerville shoots assailant in self defense
In Somerville Indiana a storekeeper named J Cameron Martin shot John Kirkpatrick after Kirkpatrick attacked with a knife following a burglary earlier that night. Kirkpatrick was wounded and likely to die. Martin surrendered but has not been arrested due to no warrant.
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Commercial Tribune
Princeton
Ind
J. Cameron Martin
Somerville
Martin
John Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Bryan Campaign Stop Trampled by Rally Crowd in Chicago
William J. Bryan spoke before 12 000 labor union members at Sharpshooters Park in Chicago. The crowd surged toward the stage causing minor injuries, police crowding, helmet damage, and multiple ambulance calls as the address ended amid near riot conditions. Souvenirs from the event included Bryan’s collars socks and cuffs.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Sharpshooters’ Park
Ted
Souve
Free silver speech stirs crowd with a boy president hope
The speaker argued that gold rise and silver as constitutional money would revive industry. Free coinage would bring work, cheap coal and flour, and essential goods. A Covington man James P. Tarvin followed in the afternoon, framing the Populist message.
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Bryan
James P. Tarvin
Covington
Coscorro Ruins Signal Spanish Expulsion Progress
In Panalaria Cuba on Sept 7 Coscorro lies in ruins as Rosa and Pena forces victimize the town. The forts holdouts are starving with no food allowed to enter the besieged area.
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Panalaria
Cuba
Coscorro
Rosa
Pena
Spain Covers Troop Transport by Foreign Vessels
Fidel G. Pierra of the Cuban Junta criticizes Madrid for chartering seven ships to move troops to Cuba. He suggests Cubans would attack a Spanish vessel under a foreign flag and doubts Spain will deploy 40,000 troops, citing Havana housing shortages and high sickness.
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New York
Cuba
Fidel G. Pierra
United States
Havana
Armenians Demand Release After Surrender in Marseilles
Armenians who arrived from Constantinople aboard La Gironde after surrendering to Sir Edgar Vincent and attacking the Ottoman Bank sent a collective note to the Minister of the Interior demanding release, claiming the Sultan promised life and liberty. They expect to sail soon for New York.
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Marseilles
Constantinople
la Gironde
Edgar Vincent
New York
Madrid elections yield large ministerial council majority
Elections for the Councils General yielded a large ministerial majority. In Barcelona the ballot box was smashed and knives and revolvers were used, with several wounded.
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Madrid
Barcelona
Bomb blasts at marble yard in Westminster Bridge Road
A man threw a poorly built bomb into Farmer and Brindley marble masons at 68 Westminster Bridge Road in London. The device exploded with no serious damage. An empty tin can with ends blown out was found near the blast site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Farmer & Brindley, Marble Masons and Sculptors
Westminster Bridge Road
Which Wins Exciting Tule Race Between Presidential Candidates
Exciting Tule race pits presidential hopefuls from the Democratic Populist and National Silver parties in a spirited contest. The event features markets and endorsements shaping momentum as voters weigh cross party platforms.
Explorer’s Diary Maps Alter Polar Geography in Queen Victoria Sea
A diary excerpt from F G Jackson aboard the Windward describes a new Arctic sea near Franz Josef Land named Queen Victoria Sea. He names channels such as the British Channel and Markham and Peel Sounds and notes plans to cross open water in 1897 using this route.
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Wwegiail Exblorer
Vanase
Taland
Norway
F. G. Jackson
Franz Josef Land
Payer
Mr. Jackson
Tisto
Queen Victoria Sea
Clements Markham
Allen Young
Robert Peel
Dr. Nansen
Ex-Secretary Hoke Smith Honored by Interior Officials
Former Interior Secretary Hoke Smith received a silver punch bowl and ladle from his Washington aides. The gift, lined with gold, bore an engraved inscription and was accompanied by a bound book listing all who contributed.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Express
Department of Interior
Washington
Department of the Interior
Washington, D. C
The Other Powers Do Not Propose to Let John Bull Gobble Turkey
The Novo Vremya reports that Czarist tours show Berlin Vienna Paris and St Petersburg favor united action by the Powers to block Britain. It notes the British press pins hope on the death of Prince Lobanoff Rostovsky the Russian foreign minister who opposed England.
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John Bull
Turkey
ST. Petersburg
Novo Vremya
Berlin
Vienna
Paris
Great Britain
Prince Lobanoff-Rostovsky
England
Kaiser and Czar Visit Gorlitz in Prussian Silesia
News from Breslau reports the German Emperor William II and the Russian Czar Nicholas II with their wives traveled by train at 8 am to Gorlitz. Crowds cheered as they were welcomed by local authorities, attended a formal address, and reviewed troops before departing at 2 45 pm.
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Breslau
Czar
Czarina
Germany
Gorlitz
Prussian Silesia
Nicholas
Hussars
Empress Alexandria
Emperor Alexander _Grenadiers
Russia
William
Kolas
Nicholas Hussars
Kam
C “Ag
Passenger Telon Arrest Report Sparks Diplomatic Notice
The steamer Seneca from Havana arrived in New York with authorities declining comment on the arrest of passenger Samuel T. Telon by Spanish authorities. Officials only stated Telon’s passport was not correct.
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New York
Seneca
Havana
Samuel T. Telon
College Professor Accused of Stealing Y M C A Books
John Z Haywood a former Grayson University professor was arrested after noon Sunday for stealing Y M C A library books. He says hunger and education led him to theft and that he stole about a dozen books worth roughly 350 dollars. He admits taking them to avoid starvation and claims police were pursuing him.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
John Z
Haywood
Agile
Grayson University
Whitewright
Tex
Texas Fever in Ohio Quarantine Ordered
Lorain Ohio reports several cattle sickening and dying in ten days. State Veterinarian tests confirm Texas fever and orders a strict thirty day quarantine to prevent spread.
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Commercial Tribune
Lorain
Malaria Epidemic Follows River Flood at Davisville
Special dispatch reports virulent malaria raging in epidemic form at Davisville eight miles east of Parkersburg on the B and O line. Mrs J P McCardle dies and many more fatalities are expected as Ka nawha street homes show cases. Plague blamed on decaying vegetation along river banks after last month’s high water.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Davisville
Baltimore and Ohio
Here
J. P. McCardle
Kanawha Street
Thieves Break Into Two Churches in Vincennes
In Vincennes Indiana on September 7 unknown burglars robbed St John s German Catholic Church and the Cathedral. They forced open the sacristy nets box and took benevolence offerings from the altar.
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Vincennes
Commercial Tribune
Ind
St. John’s
Police officer shoots child during arrest attempt in Chicago
Policeman John Mahoney of Maxwell Street Station accidentally killed a child at Jefferson and Fifteenth streets. While pursuing a prisoner, a melee erupted and Mahoney fired toward the crowd to stop the rush, the bullet striking the child and causing instant death.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
John Mahoney
Maxwell Street
Jefferson
Fifteenth Streets
Mahoney
Young man confesses to home robbery in Bellefontaine
Bellefontaine Ohio September 7 Harry Moore the youth arrested for robbing his father's home confessed to Rev W E Hull that he committed the deed alone He will give no further cause or explanation
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Commercial Tribune
Bellefontaine
Harry Moore
W. &. Hull
Sheriff A J Wilson Fated by Sawmill Accident
A J Wilson former sheriff of the county was fatally mangled when his saw caught him at his sawmill near Louisville Kentucky during an operation for relief.
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Commercial Tribune
Louibia
A.J. Wilson
Local Woman Reports Exciting Rattlesnake Trophy
In Buena Vista on September 6 Miss Mary Likens found a large rattlesnake lying near her home. She did not faint and, after securing a hoe, struck at it and cut off the head. She displays the snake's rattles as a trophy of the encounter.
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Commercial Tribune
Buena Vista
Mary Likens
Wave Sweeps Men Aboard Schooner Off Cape Hatteras
A 30 foot wide wave swept over the schooner H. May from Cape Hatteras on August 2 wrecking the craft and drowning two men, William Nugent and John Edwards.
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Pies
Bert Ll
William Nugent
John Edwards
H. May
Cape Hatteras
Elmer Fullerton Fatally Wounded in Portsmith Quarrel
Special Dispatch to Geren Tribune reports Elmer E. Fullerton a young law student of Portsmith was fatally cut during a quarrel with farm laborer John Lewis. Fullerton was stabbed en route to a meeting when Lewis attacked. Police descriptions incomplete as reports vary.
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Geren Tribune
Portsmouth
Elmer E. Fullerton
Young
Law
John Lewis
Bennett
Fullerton
Lewis
Ted Puliertore
Man seen fleeing after blast amid suspected employee spite
A man was seen running away from the neighborhood shortly after an explosion. Authorities believe the case results from spite by a discharged employee, not a random act.
Chief Makoni Executed After Cave Dynamite Report
Dispatch from Bulawayo reports Chief Makoni and his caves were dynamited. Makoni was court martialed and shot after the action. Loot was found in wagon loads within the caves.
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Savage
London
The
Daily Telegraph
Bulawayo
Makoni
Actors Help Whitehead Arrange to Pay Expenses to America
At Cork a local amnesty committee arranged to send Albert G. Whitehead to America on the Majestic to accompany his brother. Performances raised 1000 pounds to meet Whitehead's expenses amid many donations including 25 pounds from Mrs. William O'Brien. Whitehead spent a quiet day.
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Cork
Albert G. Whitehead
America
Majestic
Whitehead
William O’brien
Cabinet to Send Two Battalions of Marines to Philippines
Madrid reports the cabinet approves dispatch of two marine battalions to the Philippine Islands. A Hong Kong bulletin notes insurgents led by a half breed Santollano invade San Isidro in Luzon as authorities seize the governor and officials amid a wave of outrages.
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Madrid
Philippine Islands
Hong Kong
Santollano
Sanisdro
Nueva Eco
Luzon
Insurgent Chief Makon Captured at Stronghold Cave
An official dispatch from Umtali reports Chief Makon the leader of the insurgent ashonas has been captured in a cave at his stronghold in Umtali. He is described as a great leader of the uprising.
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Capetown
Umtali
Makon
Ashonas
Rumor Claims Death of Sudan’s Khalifa Abdullahi
In Kassala on September 7 a circulating report suggests Khalifa Abdullahi leader of the Dervishes and ruler of Sudan is dead at Khartoum.
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Kassala
Khalifa Abdullahi
Khartoum
Dr. Gallagher’s Case Ends in Private Asylum
Dr. Gallagher the released Irish prisoner grew violent this afternoon and was taken to a private asylum in Amityville Long Island tonight. He is described as hopelessly insane.
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New York
Gallagher
Amityville
L. L
Died Fighting Police in Davis Creek Shootout
Bob McQuery was killed by Detective Hiram Ash and Eli Ferrell while resisting arrest near Davis Creek six miles from Charleston West Virginia. The officer and deputy fired as McQuery drew a pistol after robbing M T Davis store on Morris Creek last Saturday night. Both rounds struck McQuery and he died at the scene.
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Blair
Collett
Commercial Tribune
Charleston
W. Val
Bob McQuery
Davis Creek
Hiram Ash
Eli Ferrell
McQuery
M. T. Davis
Morris Creek
Tragic Self-Inflicted Wounding Stuns Washington Court House
Benjamin Rankin, a veteran local business figure in Washington Court House, Ohio, cut three deep gashes in his throat this morning, narrowly missing the jugular vein. He is associated with the firm Shoop Rankin & Son saddlers and may recover if his condition stabilizes.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington C
Benjamin Rankin
Rankin
Shoop & Rankin, Econ
False Majority Predicted in Arkansas County Race
A dispatch from Pine Bluff reports prominent Republicans argue Arkansas Democratic effort could yield a 50 000 vote majority if election machinery is as organized as Jefferson County They claim Republican judges were ignored and black opposition appointed with an Australian ballot system They forecast a Democratic gain of about 500 despite a Republican majority of nearly 4900.
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Commercial Tribune
Pine Bluff
Ark
National Republican Committee
New York
Arkansas
Jefferson County
G Alex. Perdue
W. B. Langstone
M. Garrison
E. L. Dilley
A. A Lelavrin
J.W. Sanders
Carl Stubblefield
J. B. York
Bluff City, Lumber Company
G. F. Coe
Dilley Foundry
J. M. Snyder
Carpenter
Arkansas Election Shows Jones Wins Governor Post
Gen Daniel W Jones of Little Rock was elected Arkansas governor as the Democratic ticket swept the state. The Prohibition vote and liquor license question stirred Little Rock, while anti liquor forces failed to derail the slate. The state ticket included Hull Kinsworthy Sloan Gulley Ritchie Jordan Vincentheller Bunn Hughes and others.
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Little Rock
Ark
Daniel W. Jones
Arkansas
Jones
Remmel
Eva
Eee
Pulaski County
Usona
OWS
Dan W. Jones
Alex C. Hull
Boone
BE. B. Kinsworthy
Clark
Clay Sloan
Lawrence
Ransom Gulley
Izard
J. F. Ritchie
Jefferson
Junius Jordan
W. G. Vincenheller
Washpaton
H. G. Bunn
Ouachita
8. P. Hughes
Pulaski
Triplet Boys Named William McKinley Clarence Hobart Willis Mount
In Kokomo Indiana William White and wife welcome triplet boys William McKinley Clarence Hobart and Willis Mount at ten weeks old. The home sees many visitors as exclusive photos earn revenue. five older single births accompany the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Kokomo
Ind
Wiliam White
William McKinley
Clarence Hobart
Willis Mount
Colored Student Causes Disruption at Maysville Parochial School
A 14 year old colored girl Rose Hamilton attends the Catholic parochial school in Maysville Kentucky triggering tension. The nun in charge says other students may not have to socialize with her and families threaten to pull children from classes if her brother attends St Patrick's School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
Commercial Tribune
Rose Hamilton
St. Patrick's School
Li Hung Chang Enters Canada For Pacific Coast Trip
Li Hung Chang crossed into Canada via the suspension bridge shortly after 9 this morning aboard a special Canadian Pacific train brought to the U S side for his use. The dignitary appeared at Toronto Exposition grounds where Lieut Gov Kirkpatrick read an address. He plans to continue toward the Pacific Coast for inspection.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Li Hung Chang
Canada
United States
Toronto
Kirkpatrick
Pacific Coast
Interview denies $7,000 theft claim in Ohio report
In Findlay Ohio on Sept 7 Dr I J Anderson denied telegraphed St Louis story that Charles W Taylor stole a $7,000 check from him or that he was a victim of foul play. He said he does not own any rancho in Oklahoma and that any allegation against Taylor is a forgery.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Findlay
I. J.anderson
St. Louis
Charles W. Taylor
Anderson
Oklahoma
Taylor
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Kaiser
Telon
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Khalifa
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