Deneen Leads in Illinois Primary Contest
Chicago returns show Governor Charles S. Deneen leading in Cook County by about 4,800 votes while state results outside Chicago favor former Governor Richard Yates. Republicans vote totals in Cook reach 127,610 with Yates 61,142 and Deneen 66,368. Stevenson appears set for the Democratic nomination. Foss leads Hopkins for Senate endorsement with Chicago support but state results unclear. First Illinois primary under new law causes confusion with long ballots and farmer voting issues delaying full results until Monday.
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Chicago
Illinois
United States
Charles S. Deneen
Richard Yates
Deneen
Cook
Yates
Cook County
Stevenson
J. Hamilton Lewis
Albert J. Hopkins
George Edmund Foss
Foss
Silvor Foss
Ds.aigood
Lawrence P. Stringer
Lincoln
Congress
Martin B. Hadden
James R. Mann
Henry 3. Boutell
George E. Foss
Charles Fuller
Frank C. Lowden
James McKinney
George W. Prince
Joseph W. Graff
John A. Sterling
Joseph G. Cannon
William B. McKintey
Wiliam Rodenburg
Wenty
Frank S. Dickson
Napoleon Thistlewood
C. G. Sheimer
Henry T. Rainey
W. A. Ryan
Martin D. Foster
James Graham
Kier Spillman
Police uncover key garment in Tuffa Shasheim murder probe
Chicago Aug 8 detectives linking Hassheim Nemmer to the Tylla Shasheim case found trousers matching a coat and vest in a satchel pulled from a drainage canal. Bloodlike stains suggested food. Nemmer denied ownership as he endured questioning.
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Chicago
Tuffa Shasheim
Hassheim Nemmer
Tylla
Nommer
Last Tribute to Allison Obsequies in Dubuque
William Boyd Allison lay in Linwood cemetery after a simple, brief funeral at his Dubuque home. Vice President Fairbanks, national lawmakers, Gov. Cummins, and many friends attended as the Presbyterian service at the grave followed a house ceremony with no music. City businesses paused between 4 and 6 pm in tribute.
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Dubuque
William Boyd Allison
Linwood
Fairbanks
National House
Senate
Cummins
J. T. Bergen
Westminster Presbyterian Church
German Families Convene in Indiana German Societies Convention
The Alliance of German Societies of Indiana meets in Indianapolis with about 150 delegates representing 82 cities. Officers are elected, resolutions considered, and delegates enjoy a luncheon and evening entertainment at the Maennerchor. A trolley tour, dinner, and a Germania Park boat trip mark German Day events.
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Indianapolis
Alliance of German Societies
Indiana
Joseph Keller
Jacob W. Loeper
Independent Order of the Knights of Pythias
Maryland Street
Kentucky Avenue
Fort Wayne
Peru
Terre Haute
Caleb Powers Tells Life Story At Madison Chautauqua
Two thousand people attended the chautauqua in Madison Indiana to hear Caleb Powers recount his life from age sixteen to his eight year imprisonment and recent release. He spoke eloquently and was warmly applauded receiving an ovation, then departed for Lakeside Ohio.
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Madison
Iid
Chautauqua
Caleb Powers
Lakeside
Haymakers Elect National Officers At Rally
About one hundred delegates attended the Haymakers' National convention in Atlantic City. The rolls committee reported membership near 40,000. C. R. Nobe of Amunte Trl was elected national chief and GC. Cinc. of Philadelphia past national chief was named for the 19 convention in Indianapolis.
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Atlantic City
Ang
The
Haymakers' National Association
Committee On Rolls
C. R. Nobe
Amunete
Trl
GC. Cinc
Philadelphi
Indianapolis
Ind
Japs Take Place of The Strikers In Winnipeg Strike
Winnipeg residents report the Canadian Pacific strike unchanged as police are deployed. Strikers remain in good humor awaiting a monthly payout, while executives count on over a million and a half in reserves. Additional workers from other departments join the ranks, and Calgary reports hiring Japanese labor at 1.75 dollars a day.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Brownlee
Calgary
West
Marshall club formed in Brookville Indiana
Secretary Reiley of the state democratic committee reports the formation of a Marshall club at Brookville with 200 members who have uniforms for the campaign The club will march and attend Kern notification in Indianapolis on August 25 Additional clubs have formed in Irvington and Cumberland and will travel by special cars Myron W King and Parks M Martin are arranging details for the Kern notification A meeting at the democratic state headquarters K of P building will discuss plans next Monday
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Indianapolis
Reiley
State Democratic Committee
Marshall Club
Brookville
Irvington
Cumberland
Myron W. King
Parks M. Martin
K. of FP
Packard Band Programs at Robison Park Today
The Packard band will perform at Robison Park this afternoon featuring marches and overtures from Semper Fideles to Tannhauser. Selections include Toyland, The Moon, The Isle of Spice, Gems from Mlle Modiste, and several cornet solos. A wide variety of pieces from classical to light comic numbers will be presented with pieces from Wagner and The Soul Kiss.
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Packard
Robison Park
Peter Schmoll
von Weber
Herbert Ih
L Cornet
J. L. Verweire
Otome
Levi
New York
Mareh
Tannhauser
Wagner
Spetttrens
Pobant
Cornelius
Athalla
Creython
Mlle Modiste
Herbert
Charity Kazar
Keokuk Culture Club
Voelker
Ohio Republicans Plan Sep Opening With Wooden Indians
The Ohio GOP agreed to invite United States Senators Foraker and Dick to the September 4 opening in Youngstown but muzzle them, keeping them as spectators on two platform seats. Gov Hughes and Sen Beveridge to speak. Harris ill.
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Ohio
Hughes, Harris
Beveridge
Alleged buggy theft leads to arrest in Albion area
Cyrus H. Stanley of Albion was arrested by Noble County Sheriff Perry J. Stanley and held until the sheriff arrived. The case centers on the alleged theft of Frank Laughlin’s buggy, repossessed by Henney Brothers for debt, and driven to Columbia City with a horse provided by Laughlin. Stanley, a relative of the Noble county sheriff and former solicitor for the Journal Gazette, faced prior discharge after drinking.
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Columbia City
Ind
Cyrus H. Stanley
Albion
Perry J. Stanley
Noble County
Stanley
Henney Brothers
Frank Laughlin
Laughlin
Henney
Ohio's Potential Senatorial Tangle
Cleveland Ohio Aug 8 Ever since Foraker and Taft battled for the Ohio presidential vote the senatorial scene has been complex. The Taft canvass exposed a division within the party between Foraker and Dick and other friends. With Taft victorious it is stated Foraker would retire. Foraker and Dick have long acted in harmony, but their rivalry now entangles the field. If Foraker retires and a northern Ohio senator is chosen, northern Ohio would hold two seats until 1911 while southern Ohio would have none. Letters from southern Ohio leaders propose giving the vacated seat to that section, or backing Charles P Taft for the place, to be followed by a Taft backed northern pick in 1911. Herrick or Burton likely to succeed Foraker. the question is whether northern and southern Ohio should share both seats. If Taft gains one seat this year and another in 1911, the split would favor Taft. Burton and Herrick would wait for Dick's term to end. Dick and Foraker have not been asked for views.
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Ben F. Allen
Cleveland Plain. Dealer
Sandusky, CO
Foraker
Ohio
Ohio Republican Party
Youngstown
Arthur L Vorys
Vorys
Senate
Gov. Hughes
New York
A. J.beveridge
Indiana
Gov. Harris
Congress
General. Assembly
Eighty-Seight
Republican County ‘Committee
Hughes
Beveridge
Cedar Point
West House
Henry A. Wiliams
W. H. Phipps
State Executive Committee
A. B
Marietta
O. Ei, Bare
Sardonia
E. A. Bowerman
Canton
T. W. Fleming
Cleveland
J. H. Fitch
James Kennedy
Council Chamber
William H. Taft
Williams
Hanna
5S. J. Flickinger
Taft
Roosevelt
House of Congress
Senator Dick
Buckeye
Cincinnati
Akron
Herrick
Burton
Chicago
Charles P. Taft
Charles
Burton and Herrick
Burton-Herrick
Charles Taft
Water Carnival at Robison Park Opens Day of Sights
Captain Blondell will enter the water at 4 15 this afternoon with floats rafts battleships and schooners. His act includes raft building meat preparation fand and trick swimming eating drinking and smoking above and under water. He will end by destroying a miniature battleship to illustrate modern warfare with five pounds of dynamite. Night shows feature torches a ship on fire distress signals and an explosion.
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Blondell
Coast Guard
Blonfell
Road expert Eldridge to speak at Big Good-Roads Meeting
Columbia City hosts a large good-roads gathering with Son M O Eldridge of the Washington Agricultural Department slated to address on practical road building. Postmaster Baker and Fort Wayne official Hanna coordinate attendance from Allen County as motorists pledge to escort Eldridge over local roads to tailor remarks to Whitley County conditions. The meeting is set for Thursday evening in the circuit court room.
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Kist
Columbia City
Ind
M. O. Eldridge
Agricultural Department
Washington
Johnn. Baker
Eldridge
Br.’ RB. Hanna
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Whitley County
Circuit Court
Paralyzed Conductor Clings to Throttle for Sixty Miles
Engineer John W. McIntyre of the Pennsylvania Railroad became paralyzed on his left side while hauling extra engine No. 73 near Bucyrus. He kept control with the right hand, was relieved by fireman Orrin P. Carpenter after sixty miles to Lima, and later transferred to Fort Wayne for medical care. His condition improved last night as doctors assess nervous rheumatism.
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John W. MelIntyre
Pennsylvania
Luter
McIntyre
Bucyrus
MeIntyreevs
Orrin P. Carpenter
Lima
Bugi- Neer Bo Whitney
Carpenter
Neo. OG Cate Ichomy
Dite
Phil
Adi
Fort Wayne
Meloek
East Taher Street
Irong Drayer
Pillsbury Washburn Flour company placed in receivership in Minneapolis
In a friendly move to reorganize a vast milling empire, stockholders petitioned the federal district court for receivers to run Pillsbury Washburn Flour Milling company. Judges named Albert C. Loring, Charles B. Pillsbury, and Albert C. Cobb bond set at 500000. The firm owns mills and water power holdings with debts near 9 million and assets exceeding 15 million.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Pillsbury‘Washburn Flour Milling Company
Federal District Court
C. S. Pillsbury
Charles A. Pillsbury
A. C. Lering
Northwestern Consolidated Milling Company
A. C. Cobb
Northwestern National Bank
First MW National Bank
Swedish-American National
Second National Bank
St. Paul
J. S. Pillsbury
Albert C. Loring
Charles B. Pillsbury
Albert C. Cobb
Coby É& Wheelwright
Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Company, Limited
Pillsbury “A
Palisade and Anchor
Lincoln
Anoka
Minneapolis Mill Company
Minnesota
St. Anthony
Weather forecast for four states with cloudy periods
The forecast calls for Ohio mainly fair in the north and partly cloudy growth in the south with a slight rise in temperature. Indiana and Michigan expect warmer Sunday with light to moderate winds. northeast winds may turn variable. Showery or snow flurries possible in western portions tomorrow. local showers possible in higher terrain.
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Wastington
Aug
Ohio
Mornikiy Mear
Indiana
Michigan
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Billy
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Stevens
William B. Allison
Allison
Iowa
United States Senate
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Neral
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Senators Foraker
Taft Steam Roller
Cyrus H. Stanley and
Senator Foraker
Theodore EB. Burton
National
Myron T. Herrick
MeIntyre
Pillsbury Flour Company
Ts Kind
Minneapolis Company, and Corporation
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