Gompers Endorses Bryan in Lincoln Campaign
Asriel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor and head of about 3,000,000 organized workers said he would support Bryan in the coming presidential campaign here. He denied any intention to join the ticket or campaign with a public speaking tour, though remarks suggested labor support. The scene shifted to other party leaders and committees as Indiana and Michigan figures discussed backing Bryan, with Campau of Michigan and Lamb of Indiana among those discussed for national committee roles.
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Defense to Prove Anant Not Guilty in Telluride Murder Trial
In Telluride Colorado July 14 the defense rested arguing Anant a Western Federation of Miners member did not kill Arthur Collins the mine superintendent. A witness testified Adium played cards at the boarding house in Ovhiy on the November night in 1903 conflicting with earlier testimony. Prosecutors planned to finish presenting evidence by noon and a jury verdict was expected Wednesday. Adam e had prior Idaho trials for murder connected to ex Governor Suenenhere case.
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Western Federation of Miners
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Telluride
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Jewish Chautauqua to Bring Leaders in Buffalo
In Buffalo on July 14 a Jewish Chautauqua event will feature prominent Hebrew leaders and educators. The Chautauqua, founded by Taleb Heney Jerkontes of Philadelphia ten years ago, federates to study Jewish history and literature and the Shebeon language.
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Chamsttanys
Buffalo
N.Y
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Taleb Heney Jerkontes
Philisdelphia
Courageous Rescue at Washougal Riverside
Cora Hosford, 18, saved her father Pern Hosford and uncle W. B. Patterson at Washougal Falls Washington after a drowning incident. Captain Hosford and others struggled in the water. the niece swam to shore with Patterson and then returned to assist the Long girl who later died. Physicians attempted resuscitation for half an hour.
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Navy reports desertion count aboard Atlantic Beast
Washington July 1 A state report to Secretary Newberry shows 129 crew members absent without leave from nearly 13 006 in the fleet aboard the Atlantic Beet en route to the Mare Island fleet base. Officers deem the absences mild given past fears but note some men protested and urged reinforcement of desertion fears.
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German Editor Attacks Trust in New York July Letter
A fragmented report describes Herman Eid der of the American Newspaper Publishers Association urging action against paper cartels and trust practices. The piece notes investigations by a federal grand jury and guilty pleas by two organizers, with one fugitive organizer named John Parkin, amid calls to end lawless manipulation of the industry.
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Europe
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Justine
Patterson Named Governor Nominee At Tennessee Convention
In Nashville on July 14 Governor Patterson is slated to be nominated as the Democratic gubernatorial candidate with the state convention opening today. The body will confirm Patterson, set two candidates for the supreme bench, and a candidate for railroad commission, while debates focus on prohibition and the party’s path forward amid recent primary results.
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Grace Carver Burned in Seattle Suburb Tragedy
Grace Carver, a year old child of Mr and Mrs N C Carver, suffered severe burns when her clothing ignited from a stave fire at a Bellevue farm suburb of Seattle. Despite family aid and a blanket wrap, she died four hours later from injuries.
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New York Judge Clears Irish Window Panic Incident
In San Francisco on July 14 a crowd of over 200 rushed from Police Judge Bortail’s room when the floor sagged. The judge adjourned court and ordered exits opened as panic spread through corridors. No one was injured amid the confusion as witnesses described the chaotic scene and concerns over building weakness.
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Electric line to Spokane to reach Columbia frontier
At a Spokane city council meeting P Graven president of Spokane & Inland Railway discussed plans for an electric railway to the Big Bend region. He said financing could come from farmers and associates if the line serves key towns and the city, with a possible route from the fair grounds to Opportunity and adjoining tracts. If favorable, construction could start this fall and reach the Columbia River area, potentially extending to Coeur dAlene. He noted hydra of right of way and franchise deals would determine timing, with the line likely 7.5 miles from Spokane to the Columbia River and potentially boosting Spokane's population by about 25,000.
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Court Holds Habeas Proceeding Over Wisconsin Custody Case
In chambers Judge Wood heard a custody dispute involving Beatrica Tierny and Mary Tierny with former wife Mrs Promer claiming Beatrica was born to her and Marry Tierny. Promers deny marriage legality and seek not to grant custody. case postponed to Friday for further action. Other motions and a divorce case for Ernest Crews were also heard as preparations continue.
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Edwin Melee
Antitrust Cracker Manetartener in Atlantic City News
A garbled Atlantic City report notes an antitrust related event involving a biscuit maker and associates. The fragment mentions a merger or association and a social nature target, with unclear entities and dates. The readable items include Atlantic City and July, but specifics are uncertain.
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Atlantic City
Nia
Uniind
Makern Asociation
Advices reach stats on war fears and mediation efforts
Fragmentary report notes advances by forces in Central America and concerns over displaced peoples. It mentions U S and allied governments seeking to maintain peace while expanding mediation, with reference to movements from Panama to the Atlantic coast and Honduran ports.
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