Joan W Kern Leading Democrat Of Indiana
Jo an W Kern nominated by the Denver convention for vice president has been a dominant Indiana political figure for 24 years. A former supreme court reporter and state senator, he staunchly backed the gold standard in 1896 and later campaigned for Bryan. He has been married twice with two children from the second marriage.
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Ediznapolis
Ind
Uly
John W. Kern
Denver
Supreme Court
Howard County
University of Michigan
God
Kern
State Senate
Bryan
Navajo Indians on Warpath Reported in Bishee Arizona
An uprising of Navajo Indians is reported near Bishee Arizona. Thirty soldiers with machine guns have been dispatched from Fort Huachuca to Fort Wingate to aid troops there. No further details are obtainable.
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Bishee
Ariz
Navajoca
New Mexico
Fort Hunecuch
Fort Wingate
Grand Forks Fire Ravages City With Heavy Loss
Vancouver July 10 a sweeping blaze in Grand Forks the capital of the Boundary smokestack district left two blocks cleaned out and an estimated loss near 300000 with insurers possibly 65 percent. Barnaby Male killed his charred remains found. one other person missing as hotels shops and offices including Yale hotel Alberta hall Valhalla hotel Crowned by a long list of destroyed properties.
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Vancouver
B.C
Grand Forks
Boundary Country
Hbody
Nuins
Barnaby Male
Valhalla Hotel
Yale
Alberta Hall
Victoria Hotel
Parre’s
Canadien Pacific Railway
Telegraph Exchange
Windsor Hotel
British-American Trust Company
Eastern Township Bank
Downey Cigar Store
Province Hotel
Clarendon
Salvation Army
Band Hall
Poley's
Horne's Residence
White Jewelry
Co-Operative
Chappelle's Plumbing Shom
Woodland’s Drug Store
Cochrane's Law
Dominion Express
South Carolina launches amid cheering crowd at Philadelphia dock
The all big gun battleship South Carolina is launched Saturday from Cremp's shipyard on the Delaware with thousands cheering. Naval experts hail its design as nearly matching the Dreadnaught class, measuring about 450 feet long with 14,000 tons displacement and 18.5 knots speed, a substantial addition to the American fleet.
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Philadelphia
South Carolina
Cremp
Igut
Hatchery Plan for Trout on the McKenzie River
Eugene Commercial Club will discuss the need for a McKenzie River trout hatchery at its meeting next Monday evening. Proponents argue trout stocks have declined and restocking is needed to prevent future exhaustion. Also notes progress on the Bible University hall walls and roofless three stories.
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Eugene Commercial Club
McKenzie River
Lst
The
Bible University
Hearst Declines to Back Bryan Amid Party Drift
Hearst newspapers in New York the American and Evening Journal abandon Bryan and the Democratic party, signaling lost confidence. Across the nation, Democratic outlets largely reject or doubt Bryan, while some praise his nomination as signaling a shifting party landscape.
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New York
Bryan
Hearst
American and Evening Journal
Newspapers Split Over Taft and Bryan in Endorsements
A mosaic of editorials shows Brooklyn Eagle backing Taft while New York Mail opposes him. The Evening Sun derides Bryanitis. The Times praises Taft but brands Bryan’s mind unsteady and principles unsafe. Other papers clash on Bryan, Murphy, and political strategy with varied predictions.
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Brooklyn Eagle
W. H. Taft
The
New York Mail
Evening Sun
Bryan Praises Kern and Democratic Platform in Fairview
In Fairview on July 11, Bryan spoke to Lin coln Bryan Club and Nebraska Traveling Men's Bryan Club members, praising the Democratic platform and running mate John A. Kern. He urged campaign contributions be public, framing it as transparency for voters, and noted the party’s unity on the issue as a tenet of faith.
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Fairview
Lincoln Bryen Club
Nebraska Traveling Men’s Bryan Club
Bryan
John A. Kern
Vnd
Republian
Ihe
Democratic Party
Hay sales in Eugene push prices as season advances
Low hay sales were reported in Eugene today at 8 dollars per ton with other lots selling for lower prices. Farmers expect prices to rise as weather advances. New hay is plentiful and crop conditions are mixed. several buyers note weaker prospects earlier in the season.
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Eugene
Democratic Platform Planks on Railroad Regulation Expanded
A Denver convention hall synopsis outlines key Democratic planks on railroad control. It calls for broader Interstate Commerce Commission powers to end discrimination and extortion, ensure railroads meet common carrier duties, and regulate interstate railroad rates and valuations reflecting construction costs and value elements.
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Convention Hall
Denver
Con
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commercce Commission
Interstate Confterce Commission
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Urges Kidney Health Cure
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for weak or troubled kidneys and related symptoms such as backache facial swelling and urinary issues. It promotes liquid or Sarsatabs forms and notes a 10 dose package. The ad also endorses legislation to prevent railroads from competing with their shippers.
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Hood
Democratic platform plank on currency tariffs and reform
The platform urges currency reform including government emergency currency and opposes Aldrich Vreeland. It calls for tariff revision to lower duties on life necessities and against trust prices, demands repeal of tariffs on wood pulp and print paper, opposes ship subsidies, favors waterway improvement, banking reform laws, postal savings banks, and campaign finance disclosure.
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Aldrich-Vreeland
Bryan Marri Aged Oklahoman Happy For Rest Of Life
Lincoln Nebraska July 10 William Tate Edmond Oklahoma, age 80, greets Bryan at Fairview and calls him the second most popular man after Theodore Roosevelt. Tate spends time with the Bryan family, receives a pebble bracelet, and leaves with tears of happiness as crops recover after a recent storm.
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Bryan Marri
Lincoln
Neb
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
William Tate
Edmond
Okla
Bryan
Fairview
Tate
Sea of Galilee
Evan
Mer
Uniform Bill of Lading Approved for Freight Movement
Washington July 11 The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a new uniform bill of lading to replace older forms for miscellaneous freight and general merchandise. The document offers two colored forms one for straight consignments and one for order consignments. The order bill is negotiable while the straight bill is non negotiable.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ladies of the G. A. R. Convention at Newport Report
Mary M. Small reports on the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic convention at Newport. Officers elected, reception at headquarters, speeches by department leaders from Arlington and Eugene, and a pleasant stay despite brief rain. The writer notes Oregon posts remember the order’s national status and expresses a fond returning wish.
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Newport
Mizpah
Department
Ladies of the Grand Army
Oregon
Apperson
Arlington
Higgins
Eugene
Mary 5. Small
Rich Mountain Circle
L. of
Cupid Makes Visit to Heceta Beach
At Heceta Beach on July 10 Cupid arrived in a bottle via the Neptune route. A Californian businessman, Herbert Warren of Valero, sent the love note, which Mrs. O. L. Hansen of this town found two miles north of Heceta. She returns the bottle and note and asks to hear who sent them.
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Heceta
Cupid
O. L. Hansen
Tom Thumb
Herbert Warren
Valero
Cal
Portland
Hartog Returns From Bohemia Mines Visit
John H. Hartog, manager of the Commercial Club, returned from a trip to the Bohemia mines with F. J. Hard. He praised the district’s rich properties and brought ore from the Oregon-Colorado and Vesuvius mines. Hartog photographed scenes for advertising and noted unusually mild weather with minimal snow. He commended the road work to the mines and traveled light without coat or vest most days.
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John H. Hartog
Commercial Club
Bohemia Mines
F. J. Hard
Mr. Hartog
Oregon-Colorado
Vesuvius
Hard
Hartog
EasternER Will Locate in Eugene
Peter Defer, who has been visiting in Eugene the last few weeks, started home to Detroit, Michigan, last Tuesday by way of Portland. He has been traveling in Old Mexico and New Mexico.
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Peter Defer
Eugene
Detroit
Mich
Portland
Old Mexico
New Mexico
Oregon Traveler Plans New Detroit Real Estate Venture
The report notes a traveler who has spent six to eight months across Arizona, California and Oregon, visited Portland and Salem, toured Eugene, and plans to return to invest after selling real estate in a new Detroit addition. He favors a four acre tract near Fairmount's southeast boundary. Mrs. Defer stays in Eugene with her sister on H. R. Kincaid. Oregon Journal.
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Arizona
California
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Portland
Salem
Eugene
Detroit
Fairmount
Proximity to State Line Spurs Merrill Bus Trade
In Merrill Oregon residents debate living near the California border. A local saloon operator ran a free Sunday bus to his California resort after Merrill went dry and is reportedly doing good business there.
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Merrill, Or
Merrill
California
Market Day Plans for Eugene and Pavilion Proposal
Max Zimmerman of The Guard Roseburg and partner Mr. Colgate announce intention to settle permanently in Eugene. They schedule another market day for Saturday August 8 and report a pending deal to construct a large auction pavilion as a permanent market place, with travels from Roseburg to Grants Pass.
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Max Zimmerman
Roseburg
Mr. Colgate
Eugene
Rogeburg
Grants Pass
Southern Pacific reroutes freight to Springfield area
The Southern Pacific Company now routes all freight for Springfield and Wendling branch points and Natron branch above Springfield via Boren instead of Albany. Transfer occurs at Bygene depot and Springfield locals at Wendling are taken over.
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Southern Pacific Company
Springeld
Wendling
Natron Brash
Springfield
Boren
Albany
Bygene
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