Bryan at Omaha and Ak Sar Ben Knightly Reception
William Jennings Bryan attended a Knight of Ak-Sar-Ben event in Omaha returning from Chicago. He spoke at the Democratic rally later, praised hosts, and joined the Knights in ceremonial rites, with Congress member Phil Hitchcock and Mayor James Dahlman among attendees.
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Victor Ropewater
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Democratic Campaign Rally Names Manager to Direct Contest
Democratic chairman in favor of appointing a manager to direct the presidential campaign, with a plan to assemble a consulting group including former Governor David Be Francia and John Seuab. The New York office was set, signaling a move toward party harmony as national chairs weigh a unified slate and advisory roster.
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Mack
Aiatorium
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Francia
Missouri
John Seuab
Jeanine
Govermine
Spualnes
New Fork
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Burton
Brooklin
Murphy
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Empire State
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Chalemiin Mane
Roger Kvam
Iton
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Lynn Sina
Sullivan
Ax Craitman
Warner in line to break Taft news this afternoon
Senator Lodge unable to attend the meeting. Warner, a Missouri Republican, represents the state in the U.S. Senate. Born 1849 in Fayette County, Wisean ain, he served in the Civil War, practiced law in Kansas City, and held several offices before entering Congress and the Senate.
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Warner Wis
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Wiseanain
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Logrih
Grand Army of the Republic
Kansas
Kansas City
Furgeon
University At
Michigan
Francis Marion Cockrell
United States Senate
Gr Witt Hear Of It at State Fair Grounds Coliseum
Indiana Republican and Democratic leaders plan a fair day inviting all state and district candidates to attend at the State Fair Grounds. The gathering aims to showcase nominees for vice president president governor and Congress, with sponsors coordinating attendance and candidate participation.
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Indiana
Tair
Pen
Sola Woern
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Fine
Pairbwake
Hinls
James FE. Waitgan
Thomas R. Marshall
Heart attack fatal to a Warsaw woman
Warsaw Idaho July 27 Paolowing uovery Urlef Wiese Mire Ann Paul aged stvents rears a Vesilant of Warsaw sd kt ane thie a Yeufent or Goshen died Sunday at the home of her sete Ae BIT on Lake struct 3 had been subjonn to dintrl trouble most od her taliay Phe Weeeksed is sane vived ti three somk ova Uares daugh nag. Phe finsral atraements will but be normypleted periag word Cone the chiticeh who live asasistance.
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Shipshewana Defeated In A Good Game Sungay
Shipshewana suffered a defeat in a hard fought game with a strong opponent. The contest featured close scoring and notable plays from both teams, though the hosts could not prevail in the end.
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Shipshewana
Sungay
Taft Speech Urges Unity and Cautions Against Bryan
A lengthy Cincinnati speech by Taft urges Republican committees to recognize Bryan and his party while outlining a plan to measure Senator Foraker’s stance. He emphasizes party discipline, organization, and unity behind a strong, experienced candidate, warning that the party must not undercut its own effort. The event drew state leaders and engaged attendees at the Hotel Sinlin.
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Sinlun
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Xeder Anind
Ueliii
Uni
Ohio
Weather Scrambles In Fragmented Report
Fragmentary weather note mentions Tuesday and Wednesday details and scattered terms like showers warmth and wind. Readable items indicate near term rain and milder conditions with east winds, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR. Entities are not recoverable with confidence.
Packard Band Prograw Robison Park This Evening
A ruined OCR style note references Packard Band performing at Robison Park this evening with unclear credits and scattered fragments. It mentions Marelli and Lott among possible performers or references and shows garbled instrument mentions like cornet and trumpet.
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Packard Band
Prograw
Robison Park
Taft Campaign Day Amid City Festivities
Taft spent a full day touring the city, renewing engagements at the Hotel Linton and meeting supporters on Faurch Street. The streets glowed with color as a holiday mood spread, while spectactacles and greetings marked the event. meanwhile chatter in Chicago noted preparations for the Republican national committee’s western headquarters and a forthcoming tour.
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Faurch Street
Linton
St . Avenue
Birth Record in Gravenham Family of Barran
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Julius Barran of Parnell Avenue. The infant’s name appears as Benjamey oF Hraten Ww, with some OCR errors in the text.
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Hraten
Vind
Julius Barran
Parnell Avenue
Conn Not a Candidate in Elkhart State Race
A fragmented Elkhart newspaper item notes that Charles Conk is not a candidate in the upcoming race. It reports confusion over who supports whom and references a local press statement about candidate status and party alignment.
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Charles G Conk
Dndiena
Tenesa
Ottie Ami
Eh Wasny Club Faces Raised Initiation Fees
A garbled excerpt shows an organization named Eh Wasny club proposing or facing higher initiation fees. The text mentions members or restorers and possible governance by Uk Araseebdeil, with unclear dates, figures, or outcomes due to the damaged OCR. No solid events or outcomes are clear.
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Dnina Fers
Jutilers
Hearst Opening Address Dominates Early Convention Scene
The opening address by Hearst electrifies the New York delegation at the national convention, drawing cheers as delegates applaud his call for a new independent party. Bryan and Republicans face sharp repudiation with little attention to rival leaders amid the parade and demonstrations.
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