Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Fears for Life If Husband Released
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testified under croon-examination that she fears William H Thaw will kill her if he is released from Matteawan asylum. Doctors noted he told them shortly after the Stanford White shooting that Providence intervened. Witnesses from university days testified Thaw showed moments of rational behavior.
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Bryan Influences Roil At Democratic Convention
A Chicago convention scene shows Bryan’s sway as he works with Parker and Bryan allied leaders to push a progressive note. The national committee negotiates a peace conference while seven candidates vie for president, with Parker favored for temporary chair amid tense strategy.
Roosevelt plan unalterably opposed to third party push
Roosevelt declares no compromise and will form a new party from the ground up. He says no third party in Kansas and expects to win states with standpat control while banking on support from Democrats and Republicans nationwide. Roosevelt’s move follows a split at the Chicago convention and signals a dramatic reorganization of party politics.
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Convention Fight Shapes Up Behind Presidential Bid
Baltimore dispatch reports Governor Harmon to receive full Ohio delegation date as sharp contests emerge over temporary chairmanship. Bryan supporters, led by Mayor Baker, push a coalition against Judge Parker with a 27 to 19 vote to force a decision. Harmon’s national committee placements follow the same split, as party factions jockey for control.
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Lindvan Harmon
Ohio
Willary Gennings Bryan
Newton D. Baker
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Qeina
NY Leader Tama Lays The Oyster
Baltimore June 24 Thovsa besieged at Tammany headquarters with inquiries for a statement in 10 Bryan's statement concerning the domination of Judge Parker for temporary chairman of the convention Chatley E Murphy had nothing to say what do you think he was asked of the charge that Judge Parker represents predatory wealth He has a right to say what he chooses and I have a right to be silent Questioned ne to various disturbing rumors affecting democratic harmony Mr Murphys exta Who is the committee on Farmers See them
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Prisoner Joe Barnes Mentioned in City Records
Fragmented OCR reads Joe Barnes as the prisoner, with misread names and addresses on Canal Street and Calhoun Street. It notes a court or record entry with $10 and $6 sums, and references Patterson-Wletcher Co and Patterson-Clatcher Co in a sale context.
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Joe Buena
Wylag
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Canal Street
Joe Barnes
Jo Burns
Parker for Chair Man Ratified in Democratic Convention
In Kentucky Parker's bid for chair was ratified amid factional maneuvering. Delegates debated James or Damon as candidates, with Bryan's influence criticized by Maryland's Talbot and Nevada's Newlands defending Bryan. Contests over Rhode Island and Illinois delegations led to tense exchanges and a near fight, delaying subcommittee hearings.
Roosevelt Considers Progressive Party Ties With Bryan
Chicago June 24 News reports overtures to William J Bryan to fuse with Roosevelt on a new progressive party ticket. Roosevelt, en route home, aligned with the party ideals and signaled possible support for a fusion with the Democratic nominee if the Baltimore convention shifts toward progressivism.
Kessler’s Engineer Arrives to Assess Foster Park Plan
Civil Engineer Barnett in charge of George E Kessler’s Kansas City office arrives to take measurements for a Foster park beautification project. Kessler will visit within two weeks and a public meeting will inform property owners about actions and costs. If approved, work may start next fall and finish by summer 1373 with wide citizen support.
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George E Kessler
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Col B.S. Foster
Puck Board
Race War in Rolling Mills Opens Again
Four Rotumantans attempted to kill a Hungarian man in the Roumantan district after a weekend of violence. They beat a caloonist, Jove Pedurre, injuring him as others helped him escape. Constable Marvey Hughes arrested the suspects. one was fined $2 and the others were dismissed.
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Building Permits Reported Across City Dwellings and Projects
Yesterday the city issued numerous building permits for repairs additions and new structures. Names include Kronmiller Rump Heller Schorsbers Lantz Fant and Meany among others with addresses on Winter Street Swinney Avenue Calhoun Street Broadway Alabama Avenue and Maple Street. Total values range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars.
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George Kronmiller
Winter Street
B. Mekenman
Broadway
Henry A. Lantz
Lantx Avenue
Meary A. Fant
Loreentroat
Mantes Bryder
Alabama Avenue
EF. Demnerange
Jenaira
Welle Street
August Freene Jr
Herman Wileaman
Enremt
Poulevard
New Forester's Order Formed By Cathane Foresters
A Catholic Forester group in St Mary's Parish held Sunday ceremonies as a new council was formed. Officers elected include Spiritual Miestat M. Oechtering as chief, Prant Fisher as vice chief, Antiin Hilker as past chief ranger, E. A. Mocley as treasurer, Dr Alfred L. Kane as social secretary, Cyrill J. Feist as recording secretary, Edward S. Keller as treasurer, Anthony Hilker and Frank Fysin as trustees, Julian Fysn as member, and Paul J. Feist as outside sentinel Heare J. HabU.
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Cathane Order of Foresters
St Mary’s
Mirestat M. Oechtering
Prant © Fisher
Antiin Hilker
Ranner
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Alfred L. Kane
Shan Cial
Cyrill J. Feist
Edward 8. Keller
Anthony Hilker
Frank Fysln
Julian F. Romary
Imatda Sentinel
Tauls 1. Feist
Outside Sentinel
Heare J. Habu
Local Weather Forecast Highlights For Wayne Area
Local forecast for Wayne and surrounding areas notes yesterday's high 58 and low 58 with 4.21 inches of monthly precipitation. Temperatures show 85 as a high this month, 43 on the Sth, and winds from the north. Sunrise at 4:19 AM, sunset at 7:17 PM. Palmer Loyal forecaster reports above normal pressure in the plains and coastal districts, with storms in the northern Rockies and unsettled midweek conditions.
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Cycle Racer Plans Hunsington Visit This Morning
A cyclist intends to travel to Hunsington today to discuss matters with the Driving Fork association. He likely returns by evening to settle the issue.
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Hunsington
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Bluffton News Highlights Local Incidents and Arrivals
Bluffton reports Joe Fahlaing, age fifteen, identified by local police after absences from Port Wayne. his parents retrieved him to return home. Barber shop purchased by Charles Van Horn in Poneto, with possessor taking over South Johnston street business. Bluffton receives a new $4,000 auto fire truck. Wilmore family involvement noted and station readiness discussed. A child injured by a wagon accident on Sovin Mal street. driver Snyder compensates for wagon damage. Funeral notices for Arg. Elmira Nichols and WL B. DeHaven announced with service details. Neile Bolton case involves a city youth escort incident. multiple witnesses and security concerns raised on North Wiltania street.
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Bluffton
Dtowaya’ Green
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Sliver Street
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Nanaron
Duc
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T. Nichols
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Fork Wayne
Tockford
Charley Marshal
Mint Irene Weaver
Maxanie Mdars
T. J. Simon
Wiltania
Owners of Uncut Weed Patches to Face Arrests
Sanitary officers of the city health department will patrol districts to ensure notices sent to property owners about weed clearance are followed. If any notices are ignored, affidavits will be filed without delay and arrests are expected for those failing to comply.
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Aviation meet planned at Fort Wayne July Fourth
Max Friedman of San Francisco aims to stage an aviation event at Fort Wayne on July 4. He plans to arrange a program including flying feats and aerial stunts with anticipated entertainment in the afternoon, featuring balloons and other attractions likely.
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Fort Warne Lant
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Auta
Auburn Dentist Goes to Canada to Claim Marriage
Auburn Indiana June 24 Tr. G R Nimmons left for Port Huron Ontario to be married Wednesday to Miss Rich Curretly of that city The bride lived in Butler for a time and her parents still live nearby The wedding will be at the bride's home Read our ad on page two Patterson Fletcher Co.
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Patterson-Fletcher CO
Johnson Flynn go to be stopped world heavyweight title bout
SANTE FE N M June 2 There will be no interference with the Yon Flynn match for the world heavyweight championship at Las Vegas July 4 as Governor McDorale provided the county and city authorities enforce strictly the state law for suppressing public gambling. ATTERSON PLETCHER CO
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