Bryan Says New York Votes Controlled by Interests
Baltimore dispatch reports Bryan caused an uproar by saying New York votes were cast for Clark while he withheld his own support. He blamed Charles F Murphy and the same interests backing Chicago politics. The Democratic National Convention pursued a deadlock on a presidential candidate with fourteen ballots cast without result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Work
Clark
Charles F. Murphy
Bis
Wilson
Harmon
Underwood
Charles ¥. Murphy
Parker
Senate
Rule Pyhe
Brody
William. Jennings
Former Milwaukee mayor targets Roosevelt in rally
Appleton Wis June 29 Emil Seid s former socialist mayor of Milwaukee and vice presidential candidate attacked Roosevelt calling him a taker He likened him to Lot and his family driven from Sedon and warned the nation against the great problem of the poor. An aviator Mulhausen Germany June 29 was killed when his plane collided and crashed into the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Emil Seidis
Milwaukee
National Social Democratic Heket
Roosevelt
Lot
Sedon
James
Teddy
U S CARES FOR FLOOD REFUGEES ON ORLEANS
United States aid is directed to flood refugees in Orleans. By June 29 2001 about 2000 road refugees made homeless by rising waters are being fed and housed under federal relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Thouone
United States
Java
Americans Plan for Own Safety in Chihuahua
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Americans arranging to gather in a single location with the American flag displayed, mentioning measures and troops in a rebel area. Details are unclear and dates are missing, but the intent suggests precautionary steps by American residents amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Tedral
Foresters Elect Officers in North Dakota Meet
At the North Dakota high court of the Order of Foresters in Grand Forks officers were elected including Ranger Robt McBride Cave, High Vice Ranger Mamma Ca einigh Trenpuree M Gaulke, Grand Physician Dr A M Call, High Naditors James Twamley and Daniel Healy, and High Chaplain Mrs Emma Ca dieux Jamestown. Representatives to the Supreme Court were E Sar Grand Forks and Mrs Jamestown. Discussion covered securing the next session of the US Supreme Court for the city and plans to hold the national session in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Oarks
N. D
North Dakota
High Court of the Order of Foresters
Anh
Robt, McBride
Cave
Miamma Caeinigh Trenpuree
M. Gaulke
A. M. Call
Ed Arene
Emma Turner
James Twamley
Daniel Healy
Dev
Mra
Emma Cadieux
Jamestown
Woodward
C. Jonson
Devils Lake
Supreme Court of the United States
E. Sar
Grand Forks
Farm Train Tour Ends at Casselton After Three Weeks
The North Dakota Farmers Institute train concludes its three week tour in Casselton this afternoon, marking the fortieth town visited with an attendance reported at 53,850. The crowd's interest ran high, with autos arriving in large numbers and locals noting the train as a striking spectacle on wheels. Exhibits on milk cleanliness and bacterial control highlighted lessons from the agricultural college, showing how proper milking, cooling, and sanitation reduce bacteria in milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Farmers’ Institute
Casselton
Cooperstown
Bannera
Lttle
Farmers’ Institute
Agricultural College
Bret
County returns show total Cass County primary votes
Complete county totals reveal Ross leading Plath by 734, Fowler over Barnett by 745, Hanna ahead of Buchanan by 277, plus gubernatorial and state ticket candidates with first and second choice tallies. reports note close races for sheriff and other offices with continuation on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Bt Buchanan
Buchanan
Johnson
Middlo
Coa County
Afte
Light Democrat turnout in Fargo primary yields 142 votes
In Fargo the Democratic primary produced a sparse vote with 142 ballots cast for governor. George P. Jones led with 73 votes, warden Hellstrom 69, and McGrann leading Johnson 2 to 1 for sheriff. Voter tallies show Lovell 108 for Congress and Porterfield 121 for state senator, with numerous local officials also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
George P. Jones
Jones of
Rock
Warden Hell
W. P. Portereld
R. Bemore
Mr. Hyde
Insur
Congress
Brandt
Totten
Shanley
Attoray
Sullivan
Mega Bu An
Regence
Whittle
Commissiece of Agriculture
Morraad Seemann
Bjorke
McHone
Porterfield
Nathan Allen faces big suit in New York court
The New York appellate division of the state supreme court ruled on a longtime suit involving Nathan Allen of Kenosha Wisconsin. Mrs Helen Jenkins pursued damages totaling around 12000 and alleged joint action by private detectives and Allen. The court held that service of summons on Allen in this case was valid and allowed the action to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Appelate
Euprame
Nathan Allen
Kenosha, Wit
Mra
Helen Jenkins
Wasa
Mursh
Allen
Dwelle
Hanna Leads Buchanan With Large Net Victory in Returns
Final returns show Hanna expanding his lead over Buchanan across counties, with Mercer County narrowing Hanna’s edge but not enough to change the outcome. Hanna’s net plurality may reach about 1,085 to 1,166 in various tallies, while first and second choice tallies favor Hanna in multiple districts. Simpson is favored for the Third district nomination, with Norton briefly challenging on second choices. Young leads over Tuttle in some counts in the Second district, and secretary of state race appears to be decided within a 2,000–3,000 margin for Halts over Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Buchanan
Mercer County
Forum
Congression
Simpson
Norton
Nat
Jand
Tuttle
Young
Supreme Court
Struggie Wit
Fae
Henry
Freight rate increase suspended amid industry dispute
Washington report says proposed freight increases of cents per 100 pounds in clean goods are suspended amid ongoing industry dispute. Details remain unclear as negotiators weigh economic impact and shipping pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Desireanie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ces
Bulletin
Belvedere
Mack
Contter
Eeman James
Martin W. Littleton
Renee Aed
T. R
Seidel
Mulhausen
Germany
Badt
Wille
Fliat / Clark
En Underwood
Champ Clark
U. S
Foresters
Cass CO
Ross
Plath
Fowler
Barnett
DEMS
Jones
Hellstrom
Blakemore
van Arai
Hyaerea
Paige
Bheritt—Johnson
McGrann
Forter
Simona
Miller
Ainith
Bartlett
Hanna Buchanah Adams
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!