Bryan defends Democratic Conservatism and silver stance
London July 13 Wiliam J Bryan says he has always been conservative in principle and that Democratic policies are conservative by applying old ideals to new conditions. He argues the party defends honest wealth and seeks to curb predatory wealth while noting only silver policy has shifted due to higher gold production. He predicts debates on trusts tariffs railroads labor imperialism and other issues upon his return to the United States.
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London
Wiliam J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
United States
Friends of Reform
Bryan
America
Welsheimer Denies Auburn Interurban Sale Rumors
Attorney F L Welsheimer secretary of the Toledo and Chicago Interurban line denies circulating rumors that the Toledo and Chicago ownership is negotiating to sell or that the Wabash Valley property is on the market. He states the property is not for sale and no negotiations are pending.
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Welsheimer
Auburn Line
F. L. Welsheimer
Auburn
Toledo
Chicago ‘Interurban
de Toledo
Chicago
Wabash
Valleyelsheimer 2
Japanese Deny Trade Bias in Manchuria, Emphasize Open Door
Counsellor Miyaoka asserts no unfair trade advantages for Japanese subjects in Manchuria and defends army notes as above par. He says ports opened to civilians were on equal terms, stresses lower production costs and local knowledge as advantages, and commits to the open door policy with the United States.
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Washington
Manchuria
Miyaoka
Danny
Mukden
China
Imperial
United States
Trade terms for Japanese goods under Korean tariff
The text notes that current policy allows Japanese goods to enter the country under the Korean tariff, on the same terms as all other goods. It implies no special treatment or exception for Japanese imports under the existing tariff framework.
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Japan
Korea
Jumbo Stack Christened At Spy Run Power Plant
Miss Eva Burke of 27 Elizabeth Street climbed the 180 foot tower at the Spy Run avenue power station in a bucket lift to christen the enormous stack with wine. She reported no fear during the ascent while some companions panicked until her safe return. A luncheon on the platform followed for five in charge of the project and the crew.
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Spy Run Avenue
Eva Burke
Elizabeth Street
C. C. Penuel
Elmer Hooper
Jack” Hooper
Frank Klein
Clarence Burke
Losses Totals Rise for San Francisco Fire Insurance
The Call reports thirty five fire insurers doing business in San Francisco filed sworn statements in New York. Net losses total 45 million from 75 million gross losses, with 12 million in reinsurance and 18 million salvage yet to be settled. Over 100 companies were losers and will file sworn returns.
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San Francisco
New York
Indiana fugitive Peverette escapes from Michigan prison
Albert E. Peverette alias Whitney Black, sought in Indiana for several robberies, and still serving part of a fifteen year sentence, escaped from the Ionia Michigan prison where convicted of the Richland bank robbery. He has long quarters in South Bend and Mishawaka and is linked as a associate of Harry Slater, who was recently killed at Lima Ohio.
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South Bend
Ind
Albert E. Peverette
Whitney Black
Indiana
Ionia, Mich
Richland
Péverette
Slouth Bend
Mishawaka
Harry Slater
Ldma
Ohids
R .Peverette
Oueane
Pioneer Broadway shoe merchant Gustave Spiegel retires
Gustave Spiegel a Fort Wayne shoe merchant since 1860 and born in Saxony Germany has retired from active mercantile life at eighty four. He came to America in 1846 worked in New York then ten years in Fort Wayne before buying a downtown store at 1108 Broadway. He has long been respected by friends and customers and will live out his days away from business.
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Gustave Spiegel
Fort Wayne
Spiegel
Mr. Spiegel
Saxony
Germany
America
New York City
Jacob Foellinger
Broadway
West Jefferson Street
West End
Rockhill Place
West Main Street
Emanuel’s Lutheran Church
St. Paul’s Church
Fairbanks In Auto Wreck Near Danville
Vice President Fairbanks and party riding from Danville to Champaign were in a collision with a buggy piloted by Joseph M. Dougherty, a Democratic figure. Dougherty was bruised but recovered quickly. Fairbanks apologized with a smile.
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Dougherty
Fairbanks
Fred
Indianapolis
Speaker Cannon
Mansfield
Fairbanks Country Place
Danville, Jr
Champaign
Joseph M. Dougherty
Mystery in Death of Toledo Woman
Toledo officials probe whether remorse or guilt caused Kate Winover to die by self harm in a Maumee location tied to Clara Strayer a 17 year old who died by suicide after alleged ill treatment. A second note in Clara s handwriting raises doubt about the suicide theory and may spur an author identification. Lincoln Strayer, a Grand Rapids cattle dealer, employs Winover as housekeeper in his Toledo Strayer home.
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Toledo
Kate Winover
Maumee
Clara Strayer
Winover
Lincoln Strayer
Katie Winover
Clara
Katie
Grand Rapids
Strayer
Nee
Punch Sinks at Longworths in Humorous London Exposé
The American colony in London protests Punch cartoons lampooning Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth. The diary style piece notes dinners at Dorchester House, shopping for chewing gum, a rocker for the Kaiser, and a pageant in Warwick with satirical jests about diplomacy and royalty.
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London
Nicholas Longworth
Papa
Kiel
Longworth
Nicholas
White- Jaw Reid
Dorchester House
Mrs. Reid
May Sutton
R. G. Knowles
Edna May
Charles Fr
Great Britain
Kaiser
Gramophone
Fairlieres
Franz Joseph
Buckingham Palace
Marlborough House
Warwick
Chicago
Louis Napoleon Parker
Prince Estel Fritz
Lope EE
Paris
The
Faillieres
Cleveland Invites Rev E W Allen to Fill Franklin Circle Pulpit
A recent resignation at West Jefferson Street Church prompted Rev. E W Allen to receive an invitation to the Franklin Circle church in Cleveland Ohio. Allen, who briefly led the West Jefferson congregation, is considered for the pulpit as discussions with local church representatives continue.
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E. W. Allen
West
Jefferson
Chri
Wichita
Franklin Circle
Cleveland
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LIFE
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Punch
Longworths
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