Bryan Welcomed in New Haven by City Leaders and Dense Crowd
William J. Bryan arrives in New Haven at 1 15 PM greeted by Mayor Studley and Lt Governor Woodruff. A large procession and luncheon follow at Music Hall with delegates from New England states and Rhode Island. crowds fill streets and nearby venues as mercantile houses close for the day.
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New Haven
Conn
William J. Bryan
Committee of Entertainment
Bryan
Woodruff
Studley
Democratic City Committee
Chapel Street
New York
Rhode Island
Garvin
Democratic Committee
Court Street
Music Hall
Mr. Bryan
Philo 5. Bennett
Trust
New England
Delegat
A. B. Fuller
Woodain
Rhode
A Great Triumph For Great Leader Magnitude and Warmth
A brief item notes a celebrated triumph for a revered leader, highlighting the magnitude of the victory and the public warmth it inspires. The piece underlines strong leadership and widespread acclaim across communities.
Bryan Homecoming Draws 20 000 Amid Madison Square Garden Roar
William Jennings Bryan returns to New York to a thunderous 20 000 person welcome at Madison Square Garden. The crowd, city dignitaries, and Governor Folk join in a festive reception as Bryan speaks amid flags and cheering. He thanks supporters and recalls moral courage of backers including Tom Johnson and Gov Folk.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
William Jennings Bryan
Illini
Bryan
Harbor of
Hotel Victoria
Mr. Bryan
White House
Tom L. Johnson
Bryan Rose
Folk
Missouri
Elvic
Tom Johnson
Police Hnes
Nebraska Bryan
Maryland
Kentucky
Suwanee
South
Mr. Bryai
Harry W.W
No Compromise by President Palma in Cuba War Effort
Cuba reports President Palma will not seek political concessions amid the insurrection. Government arms and foreign recruits are being organized, with earthworks erected in cities. Reports from Santiago and Santa Clara indicate scattered insurgent activity and clashes near Waperanza and Songo. Local authorities note mixed public sentiment as the conflict persists.
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Havana
Associated Press
Palma
Cuba
Secretary of the Treasury
Sterling
Campo Florida
Santiago
Songo
Carlos Dubois
Aleman
Santa Clara
Waperanza
Sagua-La Grande
Esper
Fairbanks Delivers War History address to Kansas G A R
Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks spoke to thousands of veterans in Dodge City at the Kansas G A R reunion. He arrived from Osawatomie with Senators Long and Benson, shook hands with many veterans, and fired up the crowd with Civil War and Spanish American War references before heading to Boise City Idaho.
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Thomas
Mr. Bryan
Dodge City
Kan
Charles W. Fairbanks
Kansas G. A. R
Osawatomie
Long
Benson
Mr. Fairbanks
Kansas
Boise City
Idaho
Great Fort Wayne Fair Horses Draw Strong Entries at Decatur
Dr. William F. Myers secretary of the Great Fort Wayne Fair secured top entries for the Decatur show. George Souers of Warren Indiana provided Percheron and Belgian draft horses, Wolfe and Wolfe of Bluffton sent Percherons, and Lew Cochran’s Craw fordsville stable contributed German coach horses and Percherons. Cattle from Smith Bros and Palmer herd will appear alongside Merino sheep and Delaines Wilson’s Cotswolds. Myers credited thorough advertising for securing the best animals.
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Decatur Fair
William F. Myers
Fort Wayne
George Souers
Warren
Ind
Wolfe
Delaines & Wilson
Myers
Decatur
Citizens' Band Accepts Danville Contest Invite
The Citizens' band of this city will participate in the Danville Illinois big band contest on September 16. Twenty bands will compete for prizes. The band, noted for prior successes, will enter with twenty five pieces.
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Danville
Moscow News Prints Letters Over Witte Telegram
Moscow reports Viedomosti published correspondence between M Usefovich a Kiev monarchical leader and Dr Von Miguel the German charge d affaires. Letters show regret over Wilhelm II inviting Count Witte to Wilhelmshoe and claim the Russian monarchists viewed Witte as responsible for the country’s misery and anti Jewish terrorism. A later German note denied the telegram and said William II had no intention to receive Witte.
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Moscow
Viedomostl
Russia
M. Usefovich
Monarchical Party
Kiev
von Miguel
St. Petersburg
William
Count Witte
Wilhelmshoe
Viedomosti
Count Willeem
Prison Breaks Open Two Indiana Jails In One Day
Six prisoners escaped from Sul llivan and Frankfort Jails by sawing bars. Three were later captured after a pistol duel with officers in the Clover Leaf yards weeks ago and three faced charges in a short change swindle.
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Frankfort
Ind
Clover Leaf
Six Prisoners Escape from Sullivan Jail
Sullivan Ind August 31 six prisoners escaped from the Sullivan jail after midnight. Named among them are Martin Williams of Evansville Marion Hatfield who broke jail at Bloomington and was brought here for safekeeping Ray Wilkes accused of forgery and Ebner Johnson who recently attempted to kill his sweetheart at Star City
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Sullivan
Ind
Martin Williams
Evansville
Marion Hatfield
Bloomington
Ray “Wilkes
Ebner Johnson
Star’ City
Parker Made President by American Bar Association
Judge Alton B. Parker of New York was named sole nominee for ABA president with others chosen for secretary treasurer and executive posts. The body postponed action on affiliating with the association internationale des advocats and debated two thirds vote on legislation, delaying final decision for a year.
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St. Paul
Minn
Alton B. Parker
New York
General Council of the
American Bar Association
John Hinckley
Baltimore
Frederick E. Wadhams
Albany
N. Y
Charles
Association Internationale Des Avocates
James O. Crosby
Garnaiville
Iowa
Dickinson
Chicago
Association Internationale Des Advocats
F. B E. James
Ohio
Los Angeles
Haste Foils Kentucky Mob In Kidnapped Assault Case
In Danville Kentucky a mob intended to lynch Perry Copenhaver a negro accused of assaulting Leonard Fairchilds five year old daughter After a rapid police chase from Somerset officers moved the suspect to safety in Danville adding measures to prevent further mob violence The victim has recovered and authorities say they will guard against further threats
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Danville
Somerset
Perry Copenhaver
Leonard Fairchild
Wayne County
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