Gompers for Bryan visits the Sage of Fairview
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor will back William J Bryan in the coming presidential campaign. He does not plan to tour the state, but his interview with Bryan in Fairview, Lincoln, Neb, included a short rally and a handshake with Vice Presidential nominee Kern. Bryan promised to speak at Tabor day in Chicago and national committee discussions focus on choosing a chairman among Campan James and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
Ramuel Gompers
American Federation of Tabor
William J. Bryan
Debn W. Kern
Gompers
Bryan
Goimpiere
Joan
Frank Morrisson
Federation
Jules Duncan
Dahor
Kern
Tiryan Station
Arm In-Arim
Ndram Simmons
John Jh. Osborne
State Central Committee
Endiena
U. S. Jackson
Clicage
Tabor
National Committee
Halt
Nebraska
Dames
Kentucky
Campan
Michigan
Lamb
Indiana
Atwood
Kansas
Campa
James
Tie
Camps
Taft Studying Party Platforms Ahead of Nomination
Hot Springs Virginia July 14 Judge Taft reviews Democratic and Republican platforms and candidate speeches for years, plans to publish his views on injunctions. He will gather leaders’ opinions before finalizing the draft. Warner’s notification speech will be brief. Taft expects daily golf between tasks as he analyzes platforms. New York July 14 Hitchcock names Republican committee staff and sets Metropolitan Life building base for campaign headquarters. The active campaign starts August 1 with the committee on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Taft
Warner
Vost
Duta E
Hts
New York
Prank UL. Hitchcock
Repubi Can Nations Committee
Gushters
Metropolitan Life
Metropolitan Tower
V.bew
Prohibition Convention Opens With Split Over Women Suffrage
Temporary Chairman Peeke of Sandusky opened the Ohio Prohibition convention in Columbus advocating a single issue platform. He attacked woman suffrage and the Anti-Saloon League, claiming women drink more and laws are weaker in suffrage states. His remarks led to his defeat for permanent chairmanship, with E. J. Binner named to lead. The convention adjourned after establishing a permanent organization only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Peeke
Sandusky
Colorado
Tolabo
Utah
Wyoming
Tle
Anti-Saloon League
Toha TP
St. John
Pecke
E. J. Binner
Cleveland
Southern man declines Prohibition Party nomination
Seahorn Wright a Georgia legislator and prohibition advocate says he cannot accept a Prohibition party nomination for president. He notes fear of liquor domination in the Democratic south and states he will remain with the Democrats to avoid a repeal of southern prohibition gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Seahorn Wright
Georgia
Prohibition
Columbus
Associated Press
Wright
Democratic Party
NO END OF CANDIDATES Columbus O duty ba
The article lists possible presidential nominees from Prohibitionist circles with various figures named. It mentions Prof Charles S Latborn of Pittshire and others such as Py Weeeler Los Adgeeles, Alfred Mamnierve New York, Joseph Pratey Detroit, George R Stewart Tennessee, Rev AL B Leonard Torre Missionary secretary, Rev J rani Dallas, Rev PL Ws St Louis, and notes Judge Samuel A Artin Indiana not yet replying. It says Professor A Swatkins Ada is a candidate for vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles S. Latborn
Pittshire
Pivce
Weeeler
Los Adgeeles
Cubs
A. Swatkins
Ada
Thaw seeks no jury trial. conventions and storms touch era
Disjointed 1900s style items note Thaw’s continued no jury trial in New York state, James A. Fowler becomes U.S. assistant attorney general, a Baltimore boat overturn sinks lives, Venezuela reports plague absence in Caracas, and France celebrates its Fourth of July amid Shriners Elks tours. Witnesses anchor political conventions in South Dakota Mitchell, a Brighton Beach stable sale to Thomas E. Williams for Big Chief at 12000, and earlier market quotes for cattle, hogs, and poultry alongside weather and shipping chatter.
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Harry J.thaw
Tvs
Plains
S. Y
Thaw
Poughkeepsieg
South
Dphiketa
Mitchell
Baltimore
New Castle
Brighton Beach
N.Y
Lings
Thomas E. Wiliams
Calfornia Jockey Club
Bigs
Washington
James A. Fowler
Inoxville
Tenn
United States
France
Shriners
St. Paul
Minneapolis
The
Elks
Dallas
Tex
Leprosy in Rats Sparks San Francisco Study
Washington July 14 A leprosy like disease among the rats of San Francisco and the question of its transibility to human beings is the subject of a report submitted to Surgeon General Wyman of the public health service by Passed Assistant Surgeon Geo. McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
Wyman
Public Health Service
Geo. McCoy
Judge Parker Heads to Helena for Yellowstone Ride
Judge Al ton BR Parker of New York travels from Denver to Helena for a two day stay with T J Walsh then plans a horseback ride through Yellowstone Park accompanying the party en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Parker
Montana
Billings
Mont
Alton BR. Parker
New York
Helena
Denver
T.J. Walsh
Yellowstone Park
Bishop Shows Marked Progress in Cooperstown
In Cooperstown New York on July 14 doctor reports Potter's condition improving markedly. He was removed from bed and sat in a reclining chair for a brief period indicating notable recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
N.Y
Markets Report From Chicago July 18 Quotations
The Chicago Board of Trade quotations show mixed results across grains with July wheat opening at 95 1/4 cents and closing near 95 1/2. oat and corn futures shift with September and December positions. Cash market details list various No 2 red and hard red winter wheat prices, with spring and flour notes, alongside incomplete live stock and hog receipts data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hainois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Diast Buffalo
East Buffalo
N.Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Chicago
Board of Trade
Eye
Naty
Corn—ly
The
Talse
Tlee
Tee
Toe
Mayo
aOe
Die Toe
Tage
Ans Yc
Sigaet
Replander
SMTA
Smile
A Noble Enemy in Africa 1870 War Tribes Stand Fast
France faced peril in 1870 as a long war drew troops from Africa exposing Algeria. Afa krani pledged no insurrection keeping faith with the governor general. After Paris fell, Mokrani ordered a final revolt but died at the front as French forces marked the place of their noble foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Africa
Germany
Mediterranean
Mokrani
Poacrful
Ovar
Hore
Fragmented 19th Century Prose on Government and Freedom
The text presents a garbled early theory about force and government, arguing that a force proportional to a frame governs and that union of styles strengthens the freedom and the vitality of all governance. It reads as an unfinished, archaic reflection on political structure and liberty.
Man praises Foley's Kidney Cure after four years
G B Burhans of Carlisle Center New York testifies four years after claiming cure from kidney trouble with Foley's Kidney Cure. He says brick dust sediment pain and kidney symptoms disappeared after using less than two bottles and have not returned. He recommends the medicine and notes availability from H J Moogk and Wm Jungkunz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. B. Burhans
Carlisle Center
N. Y
Foley
H. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Feats in the arena open with great Olympic games
Opening day at the Stadium near Shephanets Bush sees weather dampen attendance while fast runs in the 1500 metres draw strong interest. Melvin W. Sheppard leads the Irish-American A C in heat two with a 4 05 pace, and J D Lightbody edges Sullivan for a better time. M F P Fallows of Oxford shatters the 1500m record, signaling a strong British challenge. England leads in the 41 metre swimming heats as defending marks face US contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Main
Shephanets Bush
Melvin W. Sheppard
St. Louis
Sullivan
Lightbody
United States
G. Butterfield
Aobad
J. P. Sullivan
A. C
Meadows
Canada
Lieltbody
Sulivan
M. F P. Sfallows
Oxford
Flatlaws
Sheppard
Walsted
T Lightbody
IT. L. Cue
University of Michigan
EB. V. Loney
England
Coe
Opening Grand Parade Amid Stormy Weather
2000 athletes from around the world braved poor weather as the Opening Grand Parade began the games. Royal box and royal party arrival marked by King Edward, Queen Alexandra, and Princess Victoria with their suites. United States team led by Carrell of Chicago Athletic Association marched first among nations, followed by British colonies and hosts. Applause rose as crowds endured the elements to witness the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Argyll
Grenadier Guards
King Eadward
Alexdraoaind
Victorian
Buckingiat Palace
Lord Kenborough
British Olympic Association
Betien
Austria
Calte
Cures for Consumption Promoted by Foley's Honey and Tar
Public health notice touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a guaranteed cure for consumption the so called white plague. It claims the product cures coughs and colds without danger of consumption and identifies the genuine yellow package as the authentic article sold by H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jungkunz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
H. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Daily Journal Delivers Citywide for 1000 Wees
The Daily Journal announces citywide delivery available at a price of 1000 wees. Readers across the city can subscribe or pay for home delivery. The notice emphasizes broad coverage and accessibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Journal
Scores on the ball fields national standings update
Baseball results from multiple cities show Chicago, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St. Louis, New York, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit, Boston, Washington and other teams. games include nine to zero tallies, extra innings, and various pitcher and batter notes. Key outcomes include New York beating Cleveland 8 to 0 and New York 7 Pittsburgh 4 in separate matchups.
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Chicnszo— Philadequia
Chicagoses
Boston
Cincinnati
Derner
Bouktes
Coakley
Schlei
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Errors
Teries
Rucker and Holmes
Bergen
St. Lows
Raymond
Bliss
Pittsboro
New York
Pittsburg
Mathewson
Bresnahan
Pitsburg
Lie
American
Pr. W
P.c. St. Louis
Eeeseenees
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Aba
Edad Syerey Washington
Bloodhounds find body near lake in Wis case
Bloodhounds tracked to a wood near the lake where Max Hocrkworth lay dead. He had shot Mrs. Adam Loos of Dike Luke while riding with her in a carriage. The fleeing suspect disappeared into the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Max Hocrkworth
Hockworth
Adam Loos
Dike Luke
Lewis Seep
Hidden Suffering Of Homemakers Urges Help For Women
Thousands of American women in homes suffer daily to keep households neat and attractive. The piece argues excess burden causes female weakness and silent pain, urging relief and support for devoted homemakers facing ongoing aches and burdens.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound boon to sick women
Mrs. Ellsworth of Mayville New York and Mrs. Boyd of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania report relief from female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims thirty years of aid for displacements inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities backache and other symptoms and invites sick women to write for advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia EK. Pinkham
Bloodhands On The Trai Death By Own Action
A fragment notes a death by self-inflicted act along a trail. No names or places are readable. The line hints at a suicide by action on a trail, with minimal context or identifying details available. Further details are not clear from the readable text.
Ashland News Agent’s Nightmarish Jump at Mellen
George Re coder a news agent traveling between Mellen and Chicago leaped from a two story saloon window at Mellen. He shattered a limb and nose and suffered internal injuries in the fall. The incident occurred on a July night and is described as a disastrous nightmare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Wis
George Recoder
Mellen
Chicago
No Guffey Men to Bolt at Philadelphia Convention
The Guffey delegation returning home reports mixed treatment at the convention but reaffirms loyalty to Tygan and Vern. City Commissioner Donnelly, a local lender, says the Democratic organization will back the Denver ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tygan
Vern
Donnelly
Tocal Democratic Organization
Denver
Death of Colonel Sanford in New York Hospital
Colonel George Bliss Stanford United States Army retired died at Presbyterian hospital in New York after a long illness. Born June 28 1842 he served throughout the Civil War and later joined campaigns against the Apaches in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Conn
George Bliss Stanford
U.S. A
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
Sanford
Oh Wait Till He Returns
Mrs Newed sobs as a friend consoles her over a joke gone wrong. John, away for a week, wrote he kisses her photo daily but she reveals she swapped his bag photo with her mother’s, sparking tears and regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Newed
John
Mra. Newed
Manefield Man Ira W Kelly Chronic Kidney Cure Testimony
Ira W. Kelly of Manefield Pennsylvania says two years of kidney and bladder trouble left him spent and sick until Foley's Kidney Cure cured him. He urges others to try it and rejects substitutes. Sold by H J Moogh and Wm F Jungkunz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira W. Kelly
Manefield
Foley
H. J. Moogh
Wm. F. Jungkunz
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Sherman
Pitea
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Hanes
Children’s Guild of Courtesy
ESCO
G. B. Burhans
Honor Goeston
Chenen
Dhatiy
National
Clevelind
Cheech
Clarke
Manning
Wleinow
Frrors
Manvel
Dygert
Plank
Schreck
Mits
White
Bender and Coombs
Anon Hoodoo
Serrors
Klan
Schmidt
Grame
Smith
Powers
Tposton
Pruitt and Criger
Cicotte and
Carrison
Strrors—Petroit
Summers
Suggs
Morgan
Corrigan
Graham
Blue
Johnson
Toledo-Thianapolis
Toledo
Loursville
Kansas City
St. Paul O. Kansas City
Mulwaukee
Milwyaukee
Omaha
Ominha
Mr. W, T
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ANT T. Towls
Lydia E. Pinkham
Weavoy
Chigago
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