Bryan funds sent to Democratic treasurer amid tour plans
The report notes over 84,000 contributed to the Democratic national campaign fund from subscriptions to Bryan politics paper. Charles W. Bryan sent five installments totaling ninety five names to treasurer Haskell. Bryan was in Lincoln to serve as pallbearer at an old friend's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amount Bryan
Haskell
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Ryan
Tundinnapolis
Topeka
Indianapolis
Bryan
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Bryan Politics
Charles W. Bryan
Thaskell
Garthrie
Okla
Fairview
Prohibitionists Notify Chafin At Chicago Rally
Prohibitionists from about a dozen states gathered at Music Hall Chicago to notify Eugene W. Chafin of his nomination for president. A national committee meeting followed with reports from eight states and a reception for candidates. Chafin’s brief address attacked old parties and liquor, with speakers including Clinton N. Coward and Samuel Dickie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Yesterny
Music Hall
Eugene W. Chafin
National Committee
International Cirder of Good Templars
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Charles Seamon
Pittsburg
Chafin
Clinton N. Coward
Hochester
the Little Giant
Samuel Dickie
Michigan
Felix T. WeWhirter
A. G. Wolfenbarger
Aa. A. Stevens
Taft gets information during Hot Springs visit
In Hot Springs Virginia on August 19 Taft gathered firsthand insights from Ry Ve Gulghon about the Western campaign headquarters plans. Oulahan will supply literature cataloged to fit local needs and assist chairmen in choosing material. Taft drafted a Virginian Republican speech and prepared for a 2 p.m rally. James R. Garfield stopped en route to Ohio for talks with Taft. In Schenectady Independence League repudiated Hisgen and Graves ticket and endorsed Bryan and Kern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ry Ve Gulghon
Entttiean National Committee
Jude
Chienm
Oulahan
Taft
James R. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Ohio
Campaign of Friendship Promoted by Kern at Reunion
Indianapolis Aug 19 John W Kern erratic nominee for vice president spoke at an Oldens’ reunion advocating a campaign of friendship. He urged unity and goodwill in the political climate while sharing a brief story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John W. Kern
Presley
Campaign unity theme echoed by Kern and Roosevelt supporters
In a speech at a Sherman event in Albany New York August 19 colleagues in the national House presented Representative Sherrman with a gold lined silver loving cup as a token of nomination for vice president at Chicago The remarks stressed friendship and a united campaign spirit among Republicans and Roosevelt backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Ailea
N.Y
Sherriman
Chicago
National House of Representatives
Seventy Dead in a Pit Mine Disaster at Wiccan England
An explosion at Maypole mine owned by Pearson and Knowles destroyed headgear and ventilation. About seventy miners entombed with only slim hope of rescue. Rescue teams reached adjacent workings but wreckage blocked entry. Three miners found dead, one badly injured, several ponies dead, rescuers overcome by fumes. Relatives gather near the pit mouth in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Maypole
Messrs
Pearson & Knowles
Baseball scores from Pittsburg to Boston and more
Baseball scores listed for cities including Pittsburg Boston Philadelphia New York Detroit Washington Boston Cleveland and Minneapolis Indianapolis St. Paul Louisville Kansas City Columbus Milwaukee and Toledo with runs hits and errors noted for each game in a compact score sheet style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philagey Fine Ome
Prdadedphin
Philadelphia
Ferroy Hi
Phiadelphia
Eago
Smit Manned
Owen
Ayaid Shaw
Philadelpia
Vickers Setrreuth
New York
Detroit Oo
Detroit
A. Batterseas
Toetroit
Donovan
Sages
Summers
Schmid
Hogg
Orth
Blair
Washington
St. Louis
Bailey
Stephens
Cates
Street
Boston
Cleveland
Rhoades
Bemis
Beston
Cleotte
Carrigan
Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Peace Now at Hand as Regiments to Return Home
In Springfield on August 19 Governor Deneen orders the first Chicago infantry home to restore order after race tensions. Citizens hold a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce denouncing mob rule and supporting law, with a grand jury investigating riot scenes and an assault case against Mrs Hallam’s accused assailant, Gorge Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Deneen
Chcago
North Fighth Street
Wells
Denern
Chamber of
Commeree
Bo A. Tall
EL EL. Chapin
Prand
Hallam
Gorge Richardson
iTalm
Governor Denies Surrender of Private Klein at Kankakee
Governor Deneen refuses to surrender Private Klein of the First Infantry who killed a young man while guarding a car at Kankakee. Officials warn a firm stand is needed to protect guardsmen from civil trouble, and deputies recount dangers faced by officers and rookies alike. A mining village incident prompts calls for action, while citizens inform the State's Attorney about rioting ring leaders. A band concert tonight at Hotel Bucklen balcony closes the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaven
Klein
Infantry
Kankakee
Eiyil
National Guard
Long
Kramer
Aso
Deneen
Grand
Pegro
Andrew
Springfield
Hatch
Miners in Panic Over Racial Tensions at Woodside and Tuxhorn Mines
White miners at Woodside and Tuxhorn coal mines threaten to quit over fear of armed black workers. About 500 men employed, including 150 colored. United Mine Workers official Clark cites no confirmed clashes and hopes to avert trouble as an examining board investigates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodside
Tuxhorn
Clark
Springfield
United Mine Workers
Personal notices from South Bend area residents
A long list of residents and visitors report travel to Chicago, Oshawa, and various lakeside spots, with many staying at Eagle Lake, Simonton Lake, and Petoskey. Names include Hazelton, Wise, Rowley, Harman, Burdock, Helman, Gravit Jr., Hutesman, Dalton, Bartley, Mesenasger, Keene, Williams, Swinehart, Schafer, Hesse, Palmer, Thompson, Yanquell, Reding, Dimond, Nusbaum, Nash, Frazer, Cable, Fisher, Mitterling, O Reilly, Kavanagh, Smith, Fitzgibbons, Santschi, Zuber, Myers, Shafer, Baer, Weidman, Evans, and others with trips to Chicago and Ontario. The piece notes a forthcoming large South Bend exposition and marks Grace Lutheran missionary circle suspending August meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Keene
Oshawa
Ont
Frank Williams
New Carlisle
Ben Williams
Eugene Swinehart
G. Milton Schafer
South Bend
Ruby Hesse
Nora B. Palmer
Eagle Lake
Eva and
Verna Thompson
Chicago
Marian Yanquell
Norwalk
Ohio
C. H. Reding
George Dimond
Charles Hartell
Peter D. Nusbaum
Petoskey
Lillian
Buda O'Reilly
Hudson Lake
Hunter
John FE. Kavanagh
James Kavanagh
C. A. Smith
John Fitzgibbons
R. J. Santschi
Mary Zuber
Emma Myers
Lena Shafer
Lydia Myers
Amelia Baer
Florence Weidman
Bessie Evans
Winona Lake
Carrie Myers
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Sorrow
We express heartfelt thanks to kind friends and neighbors for sympathy and flowers in our hours of sorrow especially the B of L E Elks and Masons kindness that will never be forgotten by Mrs. Charles Schuler Mr and Mrs C J Hayes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. of L. E
Elks and Masons
Charles Schuler
C. J. Hayes
Gratitude Note From Kuszmaul Family
The Kuszmaul family thanks friends for sympathy and aid during bereavement. They especially acknowledge the Knights Templar and their group for accompanying them to Edgerton and for being with them at interment. John Banks Elkhart Ind offers pickle varieties.
Luxurious D. and B Line Steamers Offer Great Lakes Trip
Miss Genevieve Pourson and Lee S. Jones wed in St. Joseph on Tuesday. The Detroit and Buffalo Steamboat Co advertises daily lake crossings with elegant cabins and state rooms. Fares are three dollars lower than rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Detroit
Buffalo
America
Great Lakes
Detroit & Buffalo Steamboat Co
Wayne Street
Mich
Genevieve Pourson
Mishawaka
Lee S. Jones
South Bend
St. Joseph
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Webraskan
Prohibition
Bas
The
Republican Literary Bureau
Thenc
Hearst
Schenectady, N
Independence League
Schenectady County
Hisgen and Graves
Indorsing Bryan and
Kern
Elkhart
Roosevelt
Hle
Pittsburgs
Prestance Pittshure
Vuckey Ail Thorner
Pittsuime
Was
Teduivddanleoan
Chiesa Co
the Daily Review
National
Gr. Pow. P.c. Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pree T
Bastian
Law and Order
Prairie State
Mlein
WW Scott
Altgeld
Scott
Stott
Grant Jury
Creighton
Shuartz
Fred J. Whapham
Ww. D. Hazelton
Herbert Wise
Bristol
John C. Rowley
Bourbon
J. L. Harman
Frank Burdock
Battle Creek
Charles Helman
William Gravit, Jr
Simonton Lake
Frank Hutesman
Robert Dalton
E. W. Bartley
Racine
J. H. State
Mrs. Obedion
Mamie Messenager
Oil City, Pa
8. B. Nash
Dorothy
Fremont Street
John Frazer
Oxford
W. J. Frazer
Cornelius Cable
Lake Wawasee
Cable
R. P. Fisher
Collinwood
Hikhart
Benton Harbor
Estella Mitterling
Freeburg
Vera Arbogast
North Second Street
M. &. Bachman
Middletown
Ind
Methodist Protestant Church
H. H. Herrick
Jefferson Street
Muskoka Lake
Canada
S. G. Mathias
Money Order Department of the Post Office
Klinger Lake
Missionary Reading Circle
Grace Lutheran Church
Knights Templar
Order
Edgerton
Celia Kuszmaul
John Banks
Ecount
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Shafer & Schulz
Xyl
Seymour Eaton
Tribune Company
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