Rival Women’s Party Plans March Demonstration
Rival bodies discussed a suffrage parade and campaign committee actions. The California and Nevada chapters elected officers, with a platform demanding the passage of the federal suffrage amendment and organization of state activities. A heavy rain muted plans for a Coliseum conclusion.
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Anthony Ameinmeur
Howard Shaw
Califonn
Oplink
Washington
Woman's Party
Hull
4Sie
Kumien
Alty
Oman
United States
Mars Bartelme
Chicago
Jetery
Mabelon
Nevaon
Ulternste
Linn Brown
Toorrow
Bass Woman Suffrage Association
Berg
Oth Cowps
Wrre
Coliseum
Kitchener Fate Deepens World War News In London
Reports from London describe crowds around newspaper offices as word spreads of the secretary of state and war staff casualties. Kingstown and government officials weigh potential successors while questions remain about the Hampshire’s fate and Britain’s leadership.
Malone Attacks the Woman's Party at Chicago Convention
In Chicago a speaker at the Woman's Party convention criticizes the organization amid calls to back suffrage. Delegates from parties including Republican and Progressive face questions on support for enfranchised women. Mrs. Dominik and others pledge funds and effort to press suffrage, while factions debate planks and endorsements. The scene shows cross-party engagement on the suffrage issue.
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Chicago
Vine
Dyttes Fiett Malone
New Lott
Womans Party
Daanel Pals Ing
Allan Hensin
Socialist Party
Chase S. Calhorn
Milchigan
Julia Hays Hammond
Juublican Party
Maina
Dresden
Girard Dinehot
Victor Murdock
Thy
Progressive Party
Poeres Srinten
Tarfock
Mr. Murdock
Kansas
Niing
Hammond Heads National Republican League
In Chicago John Mars Hammond was elected secretary of the National Republican League. William J. Brewster was chosen at Newark as secretary. The organization referred to the United States as a body of land ultrafected by frontier policy.
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Chicago
Innes
John Mars Hammond
National Republican League
William J. Brewster
Newark
United States
Trontlin’ Walton
Brewscer
Lafayatte Place Lots Advance Within Year
The listing describes Lafayette Place lots near South Cathy Street with anticipated sale progress within a year. It notes the selling party as Wildwind Sales Company and references Real Estate Exchange members. The text discusses property pricing and the potential buyer advantages in a cautious, early stage notice.
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Lafayette Place
Cathy Street
Rap Wayans
Esa
Reyers
Chegieils
Wildwind Sales Company
Real Estate Exchange
Kendallville Storm Disrupts Circus Performance
Kendallville was isolated as a severe storm knocked down telephone and telegraph lines. The Wheeler circus canceled performances after weather damaged equipment and rides, with officials reporting widespread line outages and no power, forcing evacuation and abandonment of planned shows.
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Kennantville
Rala
Hewager
Aero O Fey
Kendall
Per Horta
Astley
Brimfield Social News Includes Local Guests
Brimfield Indiana column notes Mr and Mrs WW Brown of Payne Ohio and Mrs Pern Haller visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs TF Faux. Also mentioned are Mr and Tenn staying over and other local social mentions from the area.
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Brimfield
WW Brown
Payne, Onin
Pern Haller
Tehe
Yiville
TF Faux
Tenn
Tali Turther
Lime Against Tuberculosis in Early Medical Journal Text
The May issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association discusses calchar seatmilation as a treatment for tuberculosis. It notes improvements in tubercle bacilli clearance and patient discharge, while cautioning about safety and the presence of mixed substances from various sources.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Salen
Reltmans Alter
Rekwau
Alcoel
Eckman Laboratory
Pritadelphia
Tornado Toll Rises Across States With Wide Destruction
A weather disaster leaves many fatalities and widespread damage across Arkansas Missouri Mississippi and Tennessee. Deadly paths hit towns from Cato to Poplar Bluff injuring and killing residents as the storm’s reach expands and exact totals remain preliminary.
Arkansas Suffers Greatest Loss
Tornado damage and casualties sweep Arkansas as storms leave many dead and injured. Reports detail fatalities in Spring and Tudsonte while towns near Little Rock, Stuttgart, Fordyce, and Ozarte report injuries and property impact amid widespread fear and confusion.
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Arana
Dwayne
Eeverithers
Tebor Spring
Tudsonte
Little Rock
Prerest City
Stutgart
Ozarte
Fallna
Fordyce
Pallas County
Death toll rises in massive storm near Memphis and Mississippi River
A deadly storm across Missouri and neighboring states left nine to thirty people dead and hundreds injured. Reports place at least seven killed at Saint Louis and more missing along the Mississippi. the steamer Eleonore capsized near Memphis. Officials fear continued losses as rescue teams comb wreckage and power outages hinder relief in rural areas.
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Populan Bluff
Jane
Tate Henteht
Staddara
Marchause
Wirlian Smadk
Ttu
Evar Bersgas
Eleonore
Memphis
Luis
Memphia Piedas
Twelve Die as Storm Ravages Jackson Area
A destructive storm in Jackson on June caused twelve deaths and many injuries. Affected neighborhoods include residential blocks with widespread property damage and power outages. Local officials report numerous calls for aid as rescuers assess collapsed structures and displaced residents.
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Jackson
Mira
Svhire
Fost
Ineir
Nckson
Alstriet
Leariss Rete
Lagrange News Lacksin Brief Local Notices And Travel
LAGRANGE INDIANA reports a string of short items including threats to a wife and family, relatives visiting from Gaver Kansas and Chicago, Purdue course attendance, a summer vacation plan, and a death notice. Local residents Mehtenin and Jenn Yeager hosted visitors, while Jacob Tiiman and daughter visited Lagrene seeking to see family.
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Witham Dutt
Lois So
Cmannon
Monten
Purdue
Anorwy le AL Mesher
Tor
Krank Roster
Stedl Cay
Mehtenin
Jenn Yeager
Rateortwilly
Mix
Jacob Tiiman
Jouls Sakox
Semaine
UAL
Foreton
Rival Conventions Assemble Today For Nomination Fight
Fragmented reports outline Republican and Progressive plans as Roosevelt supporters press for a bold strategy. Delegates reckon no nomination before Saturday with Hughes and Roosevelt main contenders. The scene features maneuvers by Smoot and Penrose amid hopes to curb a Roosevelt stampede and shape the convention’s outcome.
Roosevelt Race Splits Delagates in Republican Convention News
The piece outlines tensions between progressive and Republican managers over Colonel Roosevelt's nomination strategy. It notes large delegate blocks, cross support dynamics, and signals from leaders like Senator Borah and George W. Perkins. The report cites attempts at harmony, possible nominations, and shifting plans ahead of the convention.
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Tim
Coloman Roosevelt Nas
Uolonel Roosevelt
Smoot
Sens
Harding
Roosevelt
Janio le
Henry
Alleg
Rossevelt’s
Lefellette
Want
Ohio
Fureley
Hurtoy
Johnson
Allen
Hughes
Borah
Repubican
The
Republic
Rajah
Perkins
Lodge
Mr. Perkins
Peewins
Uoen
Calonel Roosevelt
Bis
Convention Crowds Lack Enthusiasm
Chicago in a rain soaked week opens with veterans noting an unusual calm at the national convention. Delegates arrive to receptions but demonstrations are restrained. Speakers and megaphones are scarce while Roosevelt and Hughes chants mix with scarce cheers as new attendees struggle with traditional convention tricks.
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Comumeanis
Hira
Bone
HiLthn
Thera
Ichicaso
Cnusen
Oregonian
Justice Hughes
Roosevelt
Florentine
Congress Hovel
Sietdini
Iahbles
Teddy
Fairbanks
Wpiua
Borah and Roosevelt Hold Conversation in Chicago
June 6 Chicago Senator Borah and Senator Roosevelt discussed the Jay Atatavane telephony incident during a night chat about plans in a party dispute. Roosevelt said the conversation clarified views and improved his understanding of the situation since talking with Oyster Bay.
Whitman Faction Wins Partial Victory in New York Delegation
In Chicago a Whitman led faction secured a harmonious open meeting and partial success for officers. Governor Whitman won the right to lead the delegation at the convention. The Root Barnes group saw its bid to control the national committee postponed until after nominations. A Roosevelt banner and ensuing tensions marked the scene as the former Roosevelt followers argued over control.
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Chicago
theougher-Whitman
New York State
Whitman
Root-Barnes
William Barnes
Roosevelt
Barnes
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Denial from Oysper Bay Chronicle
In Oysper Bay Nova Scotia on June 5 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt denied any intention to seek the presidency. He stated he had not written or spoken about political plans and declined to comment on current speeches or the national situation.
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Oysper Bay
Theodore Roszevelt
Jeniors
Chicago
Thant
Roosevelt
Diaotiee Hughes
Washington
Penrose Speech Marks Pennsylvania Delegate Nomination
In Chicago Senator Pan- Tow speaks to a Pennsylvania audience, denouncing delay and urging unity at the convention. He says he will vote for any candidate supported by a new majority, stressing a decisive nomination approach.
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New York
Chicago
Pan- Towe
Pennsylvania
Fia Chateman
Progressive demonstrations at Chicago convention hotel
Report from Chicago on the Progressive meeting in a safe room of the convention hotel where delegates discussed nominee preferences. The gathering featured speakers like Governor Adam Johnson and others, with debates about Roosevelt as a preferred Republican candidate and potential impacts on party alignment.
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Chicago
Yau
Paris
Migtor Murdock
Presiaet Ane
Freechos
Roosevelt
Adam Jennson
California
Joan M. Painter
Louisigns
Beaty Allen
Waneasy
James R. Garefield
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