Graves Hits Watson Latter Began The Dispute
John Temple Graves, Independence party vice presidential candidate, replies to Thomas E. Watson who called the party Hearst owned. Graves denies one man control, praises Populists, and notes Independence support in New York City, with Watson criticizing party leadership.
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New York
Associated Press
John Temple Graves
Independence Party
Thomas E. Watson
People’s Party
William R. Hearst
Watson
Hearst
Graves
Bryan
Absolite
Roosevelt
Mr. Watson
Tn Othe
Mack Names Aides to Democratic Campaign Committees
Norman J Mack, D N C chairman, names executive advisory labor and campaign textbook committees. Executive includes Hall of Nebraska as vice chairman Wrey Woodson of Kentucky Martin Wade of Iowa Talgart of Indiana and others. Advisory lists Parker Williams Johnson Johnson and several other governors and senators. Labor panel chaired by Wade with Sullivan and Ryan among members. Textbook panel headed by Lamb includes Daniels and Metcalfe. Finance press and speakers committee to be announced next week.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Norman Jf. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Mack
P Hall
Nebraska
Wrey Woodson
Kentucky
Martin J. Wade
Towa
Thomas Talgart
Indiana
Itfe. Ryan
Wisconsin
Edwin O. Wood
Michigan
Roger (. Sullivan
Mironis
T. E. Ryan
John BK. Lamb
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Richard E. Metcalfe
Taft Encounters Namesake Trio Amid Busy Day
Hot Springs Va Aug 1 Taft spends a long day managing heavy mail with his secretary and three stenographers while three miniature William Howard Tafts appear in New York Indiana and Illinois via letters from proud parents.
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Hot Springs
Taft
William Howard
Nam Howard Debut Named After Boy Weight for Birth
Lincoln Nebraska August 1 Fairview day saw few visitors paying respects to the Democratic nominee at Brian hone. The Bryan notification program August 12 will be non-partisan with Mayor Brown announcing arrangements. Bry an faces vast audience at Capitol Grounds when formally nominated by the Denver convention.
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Nam Howard
New York
Taft Smite
Lincoln
Neb
Fairview
Brian Hone
Brown
Committee On
Bryan
Capitol
Denver
Political maneuvering across parties roils in August headlines
In New York the Roosevelt Taft split delays any renomination decision on Governor Hughes as Hitchcock listens to state leaders but remains neutral on state tickets. In Indianapolis Kern weighs a September notification while some urge delaying campaigning. Paris authorities issue warrants after Vigneau disorders as Labor leaders protest and a general strike looms. New York Socialist Labor party names August Gillhais as proxy president nominee for Preston.
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New York
Frank HL. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Hughes
Whitchcock
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
Taft
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Theodore A. Bell
California
Kern
Indiaana
Paris
Aus
Vigneux
Toearner
Revolutionary Labor Party
Bousquet
Yvretot
Herrhein
Ceneral Labor Confederation
Anne
Socialist Libor Party
National Executive Committee
Prohibition Candidate Chafin Meeting Planned
Announcement states Jh. W. Chafin, Prohibition candidate for president, will hold a campaign meeting in Chiraszo on the evening of August 18. The notice invites supporters to attend the event and hear the candidate outline his platform.
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Chieteo
Jh. W. Chafin
Prohibition
Chiraszo
Ketchel Knocks Out Kelly in Third Round at San Francisco Coliseum
Stanley Ketchel defeats Kelly in the third round at the San Francisco Coliseum. A jaw shift ends Kelly’s night after Ketchel dominates early rounds with sharp combinations and a fierce late flurry. Kelly staggers in the second round before Ketchel finishes with three rapid lefts to the jaw.
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Ketchel
Kelly
Ody
Ketebel
Funeral due for Daniel Morgan Wells in LaPorte burial
Will be buried at LaPorte Indiana with interment planned there for Daniel Morgan Wells aged sixty three. Wells was assistant district superintendent of the railway mail service and died in Cleveland Ohio.
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LaPorte
Cleveland, O
Daniel Mergan Wells
Railway Mail Service
Ind
Submarine Crews Achieve Clockwork Discipline at Sea
The article surveys submarine crews showing unparalleled teamwork and discipline. It notes months are needed to weld a ten-man unit, and that war practice leaves no real off time. The navy prioritizes constant training as boats depart to sea for operations.
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Navy Department
Bea
Twenty One Death Sentences Reported in Russia
A dispatch notes twenty one death sentences pronounced in Russia yesterday. Other items include the shah of Persia driving for the first time since the plot against him, Italy or Germany to build new battleships for Russia, and various international and domestic developments such as political sessions, donations, labor actions, and naval maneuvers.
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Russia
Teheran
Italy
Germany
Montreal
Lord Roberts
Ottawa
Ont
Atlantic City
Wnlon
Tarrytown,n. Yo
John D. Rockefeller
San Salvador
Honduras
Panama
Republic
Delaware, Lackamanna and Western
Democratic National
Hoffman Wense
New York City
Great Lakes
South Manitou Island
Lake Michigan
Twenty Four Entombed In Coal Creek Mine Disaster
In Coal Creek No 2 mine a bump trapped twenty four miners with ventilation cut off and gas filling the chamber. Rescuers worked as a compressed air pipe leaked, driving back gas and twenty one were saved. Three remained entombed and feared dead: Frank Beaver Gilbert Hitchings and David Dowell.
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B.C
Coal Creek
Frank Beaver
Gibbert Hitchings
David Dowell
Chicago Markets report on grains and live stock
Quotations from the Chicago Board of Trade show July wheat around 2.68 to 2.70, with various futures and cash grades listed for corn, oats, soybeans, and wheat. Live stock markets in East Buffalo and Chicago include hogs selling around 7.07 to 7.25, prime steers near 7.50, cows up to 5.25, and calves from 4.50 to 8.00, with receipts noted for each category.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Holy NZ
Tork
Tae Lower
CSG
Timothy
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Calvea
Bent
Origin of Pall Mall Game Etymology and 1661 Diary Note
The term Pall Mall derives from paile mafie an ancient game once played on the Pall Mall site by Norman monks who brought it to England Pepys records in his diary a cracked phrase on April 2 1661 at St James’s Park noting the Duke of York playing walamala the first that eve
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Pall Mall
England
Pepys
St. James’. Park, S
Duke of York
Walamala
Amusements Tonight in Elkhart At Three Shows
Elkhart crowds filled the Indiana theatre for Majestic Minstrel and Vaudeville Co. with encores for Daybreak at Hobo Camp and The Band Leader. Three performances 7 30 8 30 9 30 attract large attendance. upcoming bills include Paid in Full The Servant in the House The Wolf The Thief Peer Gynt The Top o the World The Alaskan and more.
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Elkhart
Indiana
The
Crystal
Majestic Minstrel and Vaudeville Co
Hobo Camp
Harry Geiss
Bucklen Theatre
Tempest and Sunshine at Bucklen Theatre Wednesday
A Mary J Holmes dramatization titled Tempest and Sunshine plays at Bucklen Theatre on Wednesday August 12. The production features a full four acts, a company of specialized performers, lavish scenery, and aims to move audiences with its heartful plot and climaxes.
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Mary J. Holmes
Bucklen Theatre
Father William's Indian Tea boosts women's health in ad
An advertisement promotes Father William's Indian Tea as a tonic for pale weak nervous delicate women. It claims the tea strengthens nerves, adds flesh, steadies the step, brightens eyes, and clears the complexion. Tea or tablets sold for 20 cents by B. D. Miller and F. H. Bentz & Co.
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Father William
B. D. Miller
South Main
F. H. Bentz & Co
Stone Wanted For Dam Construction In Elkhart
Large field stone sought for delivery at the dam in Elkhart. Inquiries to Indiana and Michigan Electric Co. office. Contact 27att Sorma. Member note mentions mother used Gold Medal Flour. THERESA.
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Elkhart
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co
Sorma
Theresa
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