Congress Closes Session With Heated Shipfund Charges
In Washington the Senate ends its first session amid explosive charges by Mr. Bacon and Mr. Pettigrew accusing Cramp shipbuilder of warship fund payoffs. Hanna and Carter deny knowledge or call the claim a lie. House dissolves after partisan clashes and late-night votes. Severe storm hits Montgomery damaging the Confederate White House. Berea College commencement prep as Helen Gould arrives.
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Pettigrew
Cramp
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Republican National Committee
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Lentz
Corbin
Grosvenor
Gaines
Tenn
Baseball Scores Across The National and Minor Leagues
Bleak snapshot of multiple games with results from Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Boston St Louis and more. Contains line scores batteries and standings across American and Interstate leagues plus turf winners and a short weather note for Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and Indiana.
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Ewe Brook
Uduga Gees
Telliniy
Besnard
Philadelphia
RHE
Pitebire
AL Aana
PwMladelphia
Cheshra
Rer
Hern
Bart
M-Farion
Lingse
Hessi
New York
Cincinnati
SiMPan@raay
Batterie Arti Gaels
Ibthops
Peitz Thiphemse
Bostox
St Louis
Battenes
Pikegeer
Lark
Jones, Thomas
Crzer Uayspre Swartend
Nominated Norton in Midwest Democratic Clash
The Thirteenth district convention nominated J. A. Norton for congress on the third ballot with 137.5 votes, while Scofield, Smalley, and Valentine trailed. Delegates to the national convention included L. H. Battefette, J. W. Moore, and alternates Todd and Christee. J. A. Hare was chosen elector. New York and West Virginia conventions named at large delegates and discussed platform alignment with Kansas City and Bryan. Maryland and Indiana groups prepared for further balloting and endorsement debates while Mississippi protested a plurality primary.
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R. J. Christee
J. A. Hare
Wyandot
Empire State
New York
David B. Hill
Richard Croker
Edward Murphy
Augustus van Wyck
Chicago
Kansas City
Porto Rico
United States
William J. Bryan
Parkersburg
W. Va
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McCorkle
Hor. C. S. McKinney
Henry G. Davis
Stephen B. Elkins
R. E. Horner
Holt
Ervan
Missouri
St. Louis
Pake Machine
Imeriahiom
Martional
Jackson
Miss
Tavo Hundred
Mississippi
Hall
Balters
Democratic State Executive Committee
Ief
Democratic Party
C. B. Hill
John T. Norton
Troy
Committee On Permanent Organization
Elliott Danforth
Murphy and Hill
Louisiana
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
D. McEnerny
Murphy J. Foster
N. C. Blanchard
John Fitzpatrick
Democratic concessions and Bryan framing in early 1900s nominations
Report from Indianapolis and New York desks detail Democratic state conventions with 500 plus leaders, Shively and other candidates eyed for governor, two platforms debated, and Bryan influence noted. Other items include hotel men note, Parkersburg and Oregon contest results, Frat baptism incident, bookmakers raid, and Baton Rouge delegates.
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Indianapolis
Shively
South Bend
Chicago
Taggart
Sharkiin
White Sale Offers Dainty Underwear and White Walls
A White Sale ad promises meritorious seasonable undergarments and white walls, boasting the best equipment and lower prices than usual. The copy notes plans to double ordinary output and urges readers to act quickly.
Women’s Night Gowns Show Fine Materials and Prices
A complete line of night gowns from 75 cents to $2 offers cambric fabrics with linen lace or embroidery trimmings. Lace trimmed gowns are favored for beauty and careful manufacture. Generous sizes and reasonable prices underline quality. A quick glance proves the line’s superiority.
White Skirts At Budget Prices For A Year’s Supply
Bargain notes announce white skirts priced from 50 cents to 2 dollars 50 cents for a wide range, aiming to cover a year’s wardrobe needs.
Experiments in Hessian Fly Development in Ohio
Farmers statewide will be invited to take part in a study led by Professor ELM Webster of Wooster's agricultural experiment station. The entomologist researches how weather affects Hessian fly growth, with results expected to interest wheat growers due to the fly's status as a highly destructive grain pest.
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Ohio
Elm
Webster
Slaliek
Wooster
Wants A Wife Ad From Prisoner In Coshocton
A prisoner Theodore in Coshocton county jail requests a wife from a respectable eastern family. He seeks a middle class Christian woman who can help him out of a difficulty and would share a future life in a beautiful home. Widow welcome. Address H E Care of The AGE Coshocton C Ohio list of unclaimed letters at Coshocton post office for week ending June 4 1990.
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Theodore
Coshocton
Ohio
M. J. Hamersly
Wm E. Westrall
E. C. Welker
Cc. B. McCoy
P. Mt
Corset Covers Available In Wide Selection
Ample quantities of corset covers for sale. Buyers can choose from prices ranging from 25 cents to 1 dollar, with the best selections depending on how quickly customers arrive.
New Line of Pretty Children's White Dresses
A retailer introduces a fresh line of children's white dresses praised for attractive styling and good value. The ad encourages customers to verify the price and assess the quality firsthand as they view the new collection.
Very Pretty White Waists Uptown Fashion Preview
The piece touts white waist styles as ripe for the season with new effects unveiled recently. It invites readers to view the fresh offerings and gain satisfaction from plum gathering of ideas and designs.
Comedy Snippets From The Day In Newspaper Snips
A collage of brief curios from Chicago Record Punch and Philadelphia Press pieces. Frame 1 shows country auto woes and a jokey line about breakdowns. Frame 2 depicts family duties and cautious social calls. Frame 3 centers on a shy suitor and stammering hesitation. Frame 4 notes two boarders in a boarding house trying to elicit a smile.
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Jenkins
Chicago
Yate Day Tribune
Domene
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