Various Global Notes On Crime, Birds, Law And War
A digest of short items: Cheshire police announce a $100 reward for fox-poisoning leads. New Zealand protects its wildlife by banning hunting on two islands. Hawley’s violin collection sells for $20,000 in California. Duel talk between an American correspondent and a Spanish captain. An English woman’s bicycle crash into a drum avoids serious harm. Canada bans campaign badges between nomination and polling days with $100 fine or imprisonment. Transvaal coal trust ashes show trace gold. Gladstone on preventing purposeless books. A Los Gatos donor funded candy for schoolchildren, still praised. Miss Powell sues railway for $50. appeal filed. Maryland lynchings noted. etiquette debates for bicyclists. A Delaware man’s 29-year confinement ends after a bicycle collision. A Birmingham tubing order signals wheel revolutions. US imports tubing from Birmingham. Pasteur Institute validates vaccine for sheep rot. vaccinated sheep fare better. Britain’s latest guns aim at ten-mile shells in autumn campaign. rapid firing noted. Fears of Curk’s fate and potential foreign non-interference amid Turkish unrest. internal desertions rise among native troops.
Bryan and Sewall Nominated for President at Democratic Convention
In Chicago at the Coliseum Jackson Park the Democratic National Convention opened and held rounds of ballots. William J. Bryan of Nebraska and Arthur Sewall of Maine emerged as leading contenders with Bryan favored by multiple states and territories as the party debates coinage, tariff, and reforms while nominating speeches and credentials fights unfold.
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Wiliam J. Bryan
Netroanka
Arthur Sewall
Maine
Jackson Park
Chicago
Harrity
National Committee
Edward M. Stires
Iarrly
David B. Hill
New York
Senator Sheerin
Indiana
Doln Martin
Clayton
Arkansas
John W. Dantel
Virginia
Daniel
Francis Edward Green
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Atwood
Kansas
District of Columbia
National Executive Committee
Bey
Ofebraska
Michigan
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
Committee On
Gov. Hogg
Texas
Blackburn
Kentucky
Altgeld
Sinois
George Tred Willams
Massachusetts
Democratic Convention Ends in Unanimous Sewall Victory
Delegates clash and cheer as Arthur Sewall of Maine secures the vice presidential nomination on a dramatic roll call. McLean, Bland, and Sewall figures surge through ballots amid Ohio revolt and state-by-state realignment. Sewall, born in Bath, Maine, dated 1835, returns to a Bath banking and shipping career after a long public presence.
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Connecticut
Delaware
Indiana
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Nevada
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Minnesota
Towanl
Jones
Arkansas
United States
Chatrman Richardson
West
Missouri
Jr. P. Bland
Oberneyer
Kansag
Bland
John Tt. Williams
Illinois
W. Z. Bryan
Nebrasaka
Patrick Walsh
Georgia
W. Clits
George Fred Williams
Thomas J. Kernan
Louisiana
Claude Matthews
Wares
Senator Turpie
Oscar A. Erippett
California
Fsernce Hotel
Iowa
Bryan
Montana
West Virginia
Surple
Matthews
McDermott
New Jersey
White
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
New England
Democratic Party
Arthur Sewall
Maine
Bath
Inter
William J. Bryan
Prairies
Missoul
Sibley
McTenn
Sewall
Sarrity
Judge Clarke
Daniel
Virginia
Blackburn
Willimns
Bates
Pattison
Calfornia
Wthlan
Timeis
Teller
Colorado
Blend
McLean
Tim
Mercap
Gay
Stone
Missourian
Ohio
Altgeld
Lines
Fithian
Sloan
McLenan
Mr. Sewall
Ife Jina
Childrin
Harold M
William D. Sewall
Severe storms cause widespread damage across three cities
A cloudburst and high winds flood streets and cut power in Pittsburgh and Allegheny, washing away parts of cemeteries and rail lines. In McArthur Ohio the storm halts lines and damages a railroad. Cincinnati Covington and Newport report wind driven rain, sewer overload, flooded streets, and ruined tobacco and roofs with no loss of life.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Forty-Eighth
Allegheny Cemetery
Citizena
Fifth Avenue
Duquesne Traction Company
Ines
Soho
Butcher Vnn
Wood
McArthur
Oluo
Che Columbus
Hacking Valey
Soledo
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Hnd
Lesyder
West Covington Opera House
de Newport
Market Reports from Chicago and Midwest Grain Prices
Market activity shows wheat, corn, oats, rye and barley prices across Chicago Minneapolis Milwaukee and South St Paul with July 17 quotes. Cattle and hog values drift lower or steady with mixed demand and on track grain prices, futures and on-hand quotes for July through January.
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Prom Crain Ana
Chicago
Texas
Minneapolis
Norther
Milwaukee
South St. Paul
Sewall Homecoming Welcomed by Maine Town
Arthur Sewall, Democratic vice presidential candidate, arrived in Huth Me July 17 for a homecoming described as the warmest yet with a nonpartisan reception. Thousands gathered at the depot, many offered horns and cheers as the crowd hailed him on a festive, coordinated welcome.
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Sewall
Wantwan Divorce Case Filed in Perry Oklahoma
Dr. Alfred G Carpenter a late professor at the New York City medical school and a well known figure in the East has filed for divorce from his wife Caroline in Perry Oklahoma on July 17. He accuses her of gross neglect cruelty and abandonment and says she attempted to keep him from waking while he slept.
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Wantwan
Perry
Okla
Alfred G Carpenter
New York City Medial School
East
Caroline
Carter
Tinos Naushier Killed Near Brevard NC
Reports from Columbia dated July 17 state Miss Addie Pillman, eldest daughter of Senator Tillchan, was killed by Ughtajug on its mountain near Brevard North Carolina. The incident is noted in local dispatches with scant details and no confirmed motive.
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Tinos Naushier
Columbia
Addie Pillman
Senator Tillchan
Ughtajug
Vrevard
N. C
Tony
Republican committee doubles national headquarters
Two headquarters in New York and Chicago were chosen by the Republican National Executive Committee on July 17, relocating the national headquarters to both cities. The decision marks a shift in party organization with ongoing implications for operations and outreach.
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Cleveland
Republican National
New York
Chicago
Cardinal Lavalette Dies in Rome at Seventy
Cardinal Lavalette, dean of His Sacred College, died in Rome on July 17 at age seventy. He was created a cardinal in 1868.
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Cardinnal Dena
Rome
Lavaletla
Sacred College
A Man Named Burt Washburn Declared Violently Insane
In Minneapolis on July 17 Jered Washburn known as Burt Washburn was declared insane and committed to the county jail. He is about nineteen, currently on parole from the prison where he spent about a year. A separate item from Softn New York notes Lord Tumray's yacht Valkyrie 1E sailing from there to dig for the Clyde and possibly overhauled for racing again at Emperor William's Meteor.
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Minneapolis
Jered Washburn
Burt” Washburn
Feshin
Horny
New York
Lord Tumrayen
Valkyrie
Clyde
Emperor William
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Cheshire
South Cheshire
New Zealand
Islands
Lnte
R. D. Hawley
Hartford
Cuba
Dover
Canada
Transvaal Coal Trust
South Africa
Gladstone
Los Gatos
Washington
Lillian W. Powell
London
Great Eastern Railway Company
Maryland
Union
Birmingham
Eng
de Saulle
Pasteur Institute
Algevin
Great Britain
Curkfash
Turkey
Kuppose
Bryan and
Miey
Atchigan
Nabbraska
W. J. Bryan
Committee On Permanent Organizations
Finley
Ita
Senator White
Tholling J. Cogan
Richardson
Tennessee
J. K. Jones
J. H. Wade
House of Representator
Ben Tillman
South Carolina
Senator Tones
Committee On Resolutions
Senator Hill
Wilny
Wisconsin
Gov
Russell
Frederick White
Totyn
Horace
Boles
A.D. Smith
Mins
Neacin
John & Hen
Blaelburn
John R. McLean
A. W. Fatrick
Awnlte
Green
Tites
Shereupon
Marrity
Robert Pattison
Chatrman White
Ruth
Foote
Florida
Fane
Arizona
New Mexico
Indian Territory
Big Venek Hinrichsen
Ohlo
Bryan Hiad
Oklahoma
Gov. Stone
Richard Dinaid of
Miswoura
Alabama
Arkstosna
Mathms
Terence Eer
Bud Brytin
Arate
Tone Tere Stevenson
Seattering
Parere
U Bryan
Matthey
Blackbur
Bing
Beeen
J, Bryan of
Tee
Matebows
Pattigou
Brovengon
Pourth Batt
Bal Boise
Renee Matthews
Mra
Waa
Fort
Pitsburg
Connelly
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