Bryan Orders Push to Remove Sullivan from National Committee
Billy Bryan moves to oust Roger C. Sullivan from the National committee claiming fraud in his appointment and urging resignation. Sullivan refuses to abdicate and vows a strong fight for re election. Bryan now aims to sideline Ross Taggart as New York papers press his resignation.
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Billy Bryan
Illinois
Roger C. Sullivan
National Committee
Sullivan
Bryan
Bennett
Ross Taggart
New York
Cummins Renominated by Republicans in Iowa
The Iowa GOP renominated Gov. Cummins for a third term amid a bitter contest framed by tariff politics. Democratic rivals Blythe and Ed Hunter led the opposition, while George D. Perkins and others argued the governor’s reelection would quell intra party strife. The platform insists on protectionist tariffs, aiming to balance domestic industry and wages.
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Gear
Cummins
Gov. Shaw
J. P. Dolliver
Shaw
Blythe
Ed Hunter
State Democratic Committee
George D. Perkins
Congress
Perkins
Illinois primary yields Shelby M. Cullom lead in Senate race
A Saturday primary in Illinois produced a 35,000 plurality for Shelby M. Cullom over ex Governor Richard Yates in the advisory U.S. Senate vote. Congressmen Lorimer and Mann won renomination after a hard fought campaign.
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Illinois
U.S
Shelby M.cullom
Richard Yates
Lorimer
Mann
Tuer steamer Greyhound hits squall near Toledo
The Greyhound carrying 1,400 excursionists struck a squall at Sugar Island park near Toledo Sunday evening, ran aground and remained there until morning. no injuries reported.
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Tuer
Greyhound
Sugar Island Park
Toledo
Judge Samuel Brinkerhoff Dies at 50 in Fremont
Judge Samuel Brinkerhoff, vice president of the First National Bank in Fremont and former probate judge, died Sunday at age 50.
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Samuel Brinkerhoff
First National Bank
Fremont
David Wilson Pioneer Merchant Dies in Napoleon
David Wilson a pioneer merchant of Napoleon died August 1 at age 76.
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David Wilson
Napoleon
Toledo Strike Mob at Black's Cloak Factory
Special to Express Aug 4 Toledo report: about 200 people gathered outside the Black's cloak factory as strike breakers were forced to stay inside all night with meals brought to them. Police arrested six strikers for disturbance and three were convicted in police court while some workers were escorted away earlier amid jeers and opposition from the crowd.
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Toledo
Black
Remainng
Ohio Democrats name Bryan greeting committee
Columbus aug 4 to prove harmony within the Ohio Democracy chairman Garber has appointed a distinguished group of Ohio Democrats to greet William Jennings Bryan when he returns to Ohio August 29 the delegation will be led by M E Ingalls of Cincinnati with members from Lancaster Columbus Wa pakoneta Hillsboro Zanesville Napoleon Youngstown Elyria and Springfield the committee will form subcommittees across the state
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Columbus
Garber
William Jennings Bryan
Cleveland
M.A Daugherty
Lancaster
John J. Lentz
S. H. Hoskins
Wapakoneta
H. Hugher
Hillsboro
A. J. Andrews
Zanesville
D. D Donovan
Napoleon
E. 4. Moore
Youngstown
W. G. Sharpe
Elyria
W. S. Thomas
Springfield
Championship Crop By J C Kuhn On 16 Acres In Tiffin
J C Kuhn of Tiffin township reports a remarkable 16 acre yield with 63 bushels from 9 acres of Alsike and 31 from 7 acres. The crop, grown on land that sprang from a two year old sowing, sold at Evans port for 655 dollars per bushel totaling 615.70. Two men hulled the crop in six hours at 75 cents per bushel earning 70.50. Kuhn netted 545.20 for the crop, sharing gains with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Kuhn
Tiffin Township
Evansport
Mr. Kuhn
Murder at Garrett Ind Front Page Tragedy
Aug 3 report from Garrett Indiana states Mattie Hopkins formerly Mrs Guy Cannon was killed by Edward Black who shot her three times in the head and then beat her with a revolver Jealousy suspected Black employed at the Baltimore Ohio round house and held $6000 upon arrest.
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Garrett
Ind
Mattie Hopkins
Guy Cannon
Edward Black
Rear Admiral Train Dies at 61 in U S Asiatic Fleet
Rear Admiral Charles J. Train commander in chief of the U S Asiatic fleet died Friday from uraemia at age 61. He would have retired from active service next May.
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Charles J. Train
Uraemia
Tender Overturned on Eastbound Passenger Train No. 16
An eastbound B&O passenger train No. 16 derailed its front tender after the tender’s front truck detached near Defiance. The coal car rolled 1400 feet, rail damage occurred, but no injuries were reported. Engineer halted the train using air brakes. fireman Marlowe received a minor back injury. Recovery and track clearance followed. Conductor Murray led the operation, Engineer Mitchell drove the locomotive.
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U. S. Express
Black Farm
Marlowe
Garrett
Murray
Mitchell
Auto Wreck Near Tiffin River Bridge Injures Four
Four automobilists were injured when a touring car skidded near the Tiffin river bridge beyond High street. The rear seat passengers were hurled about twenty feet, one man bruised by a telegraph pole, all travelers from Ft Wayne. The car was towed to McClary garage after a Defiance physician was summoned.
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Tiffin River
High Street
McClary
Ft. Wayne
Death of Don Lawrence Barber 1898 1906
To our friends we owe a debt we cannot pay for sympathy and love. Our boy has left us many precious memories. Through his death he reveals the depth of divine and human love. Mr and Mrs Arthur Barber announce the passing of Don Lawrence Barber born August 25 1898 died August 1 1906.
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Arthur Barber
Don Lawrence Barber
Runaway Horse Terrorizes Clinton Street After Bicycle Crash
A horse owned by Charles Fetzer bolted from a hitching near Dr. Reynolds on Wayne Street after a boy fell from a bicycle. It dashed through Clinton and Fourth streets, struck a Memmer buggy, tore through the court house lawn, and collided with a protective wire injuring Mrs. August Boegert. The animal finally reached its barn.
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Clinton Street
Charles Fetzer
Mast Street
Dr. Reynolds
Wayne Street
Clinton
Peter Memmer
Second Street
Court House
August Boegert
Ottawa Avenue
Drowns While Bathing Near Grand Rapids
Dr. C. M. Showman aged 30 of North Baltimore drowned in the Maumee river near Grand Rapids while bathing. He went beyond his depth and sank a short distance from wife and friends. His body was recovered about a half hour later.
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Bowling Green
C. M. Showman
North
Baltimore
Maumee River
Grand Rapids
Miss Florence Stoll Plans Toledo Weeklong Visit
Miss Florence Stoll will depart Sunday for a week long visit in Toledo.
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Florence Stoll
Toledo
Ed Bell Recaptured After Six Months At Large
Ed Bell, who escaped from the city jail in December while awaiting trial for assault, was recaptured Monday at the Defiance Water Co pumping station. Officers Miller Baker and Shea restrained him with handcuffs after tracking him to the site, where Bell had been living in hiding and avoiding police. He had previously spent nights in a tent across the river and had a history before Toledo police court.
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Ed. Bell
Bell
Oliver Gearing
Crowe
Miller
Baker
Shea
Defiance Water Company
Toledo
Lack of Unison Affects Russian General Strike Effort
In St Petersburg the general strike threatens to fail amid weak unity among pro reform leaders. Railroad workers hesitate to call a tie up, fearing discredit from followers. Deputies at Terijoki discuss drastic actions to halt transport if needed, with attendees from Moscow Kiev Riga and Odessa.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Sveaborg
Cronstad
Reval
Terioki
Finland
Moscow
Kieff
Riga
Odessa
Charles H. Apkins Declines Independent Run in Fourth District
Charles H. Apkins of Allen County, defeated in the Democratic primaries for Congress in the Fourth district, declares he will not pursue an independent bid and states he is out of politics.
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Charles H. Apkins
Allen County
Rambouillet Sheep Dominate Wool and Mutton Breeding
The Rambouillet or French Merino is a large and hardy sheep prized for heavy wool and good mutton. While early attempts failed due to poor sustenance, flocks on well supplied Western ranches in Colorado Utah California Oregon and Montana thrive. Rambouillet rams supply the ranch trade in large numbers.
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United States
America
Colorado
Utah
California
Oregon
Montana
Double dipping cattle in fall worth the effort
Experience shows fall dipping twice is best for cattle regardless of condition while spring handling needs less double dipping due to reduced reinfection risk. Many dips exist and coal tar preparations cure mange. test water before use and treat hard water with washing soda to ensure proper mixing.
Profits From Good Stock Highlighted By Shorthorn Cow
A farmer notes money invested in quality stock doubles or better while poor breeding wastes funds. A Shorthorn cow bought for 75 dollars produced about 4 000 dollars in seven years with multiple calves selling for 755 and 500 dollars. An additional cow bought for 225 dollars yielded three calves sold for 1 100 dollars. The speaker argues smart management is essential.
Studying Your Cows for Better Dairy Success
An experienced dairy man with fifty two cows claims he knows each animal by voice in day and night. His deep familiarity leads to reliable, responsive care, ensuring every cow's needs are met and productivity remains high.
Celeriae Cultivation Promises Better Fruit Returns
Growers can profit from yielding high quality cel ery like plant Celeriae by favoring pruning and careful handling. The text notes most seasons allow pruning, and better fruit prices offset extra effort, encouraging growers to aim for top quality.
Humane Trap Advice Seeks Instant Death for Victim
In trapping wild animals the text argues that contrivances should cause instant death to reduce suffering. It contends steel traps are cruel and cause prolonged agony, especially when crops and fruit trees are involved.
Wisconsin and Holland in the Bee Pursuit Across Seas
The piece notes Wisconsin and California honey drive an American invasion of European markets, especially in Holland where old Dutch hive methods clash with American movable combs. It traces beekeeping history from India to Rome, Christian monasteries, and the sugar era, ending with California becoming a leading bee land.
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Wisconsin
United States
Europe
Chicago News
Badger
Holland
California
American
India
Virgil
Bees Raise Pear Trees, Orchard Owner States
The owner of a large pear orchard reports that introducing a bee colony to the orchard caused the pear trees to bear heavily from that year onward. He had considered replacing the pear trees with apples before the bees were added.
Keep the Pigeons Enclosed in a Wire Covered Loft
Advice warns that dirty pigeon housing leads to canker in flocks and urges keeping pigeons in a wire covered loft to prevent illness and contamination of chicken water.
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M.D
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