Bryan Reconsiders Intra Party Injunction Plank
In Lincoln Nebraska on July 21, Bryan receives word eastern Democrats doubt the Denver anti injunction plank. The Hill bill requires jury trials in certain contempt cases, Allen amendment clarifies. Bryan seeks inquiry as he learns details. Prohibition talk with Wiley Phillips hints some Prohibitionists may back Bryan in key states. Farmers donate campaign funds as two Omaha retirees present $5 each. Navy officer McCrea of Georgia dies. funeral planned in Arlington.
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Pairview
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Denver
David B. HI
Senate
Senator Allen
Nebraska
Committee of Resolutions
Associated Press
Washington
United States Senate
Omaha
Fairview
George Fred Williams
Boston
Hitchcock Leads Republican Leaders in Colorado Springs Session
In Colorado Springs on July 21 the first session of Republican leaders with Chairman Hitchcock of the national committee ran until nearly 8 p.m. Western state and territorial delegates spoke on state conditions and campaign planning. An auto tour of Garden of the Gods and Manitou Springs preceded a buggy incident that caused a minor crash but no serious injuries.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Hitchcock
National Committee
Witchcock
Taft Tells Some Stories At Virginia Dedication
In Hot Springs Virginia on July 21 President Taft spoke at the dedication of the courthouse. He discussed the administration of justice and was warmly applauded as he joked and digressed while being introduced as our president.
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Hot Springs
Lust
Administration of Justice
Bly
Bryan to Use Pen Over Speeches in Midwestern Tour
Columbia July 21. William E Gonzales The State editor who met Bryan at Fairview says the candidate will rely on writing rather than speaking. He plans six to eight speeches in Illinois Ohio and Indiana before campaigning with the pen.
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Bryan
Columbia
D. C
William E. Gonzales
West
Fairview
Gonzales
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Denver Convention Denounced by Philadelphia Democrats
Philadelphia July 21. A meeting of the Democratic city committee, controlled by the Guffey faction, adopted a resolution endorsing Bryan for president and Kern for vice president while denouncing Denver convention actions for unseating eight Philadelphia delegates in favor of anti organization delegates.
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Denver
Philadelphia
Democratic City Committee of
Guffey
Bryan
John W. Kern
Man Ends Life After Liquidating Debts in St Louis
John J. Wood a 52-year-old former trunk merchant, after two months of effort to settle liabilities following a business failure, committed suicide at his home. His body was found with a rubber tube in his mouth, no gas burner, and his will and checks for $000 nearby.
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St. Louis
John J. Wood
Ffty
Wood
Indianapolis
National Monetary Commission
Narraganset Vier
John Brownswhite
Philadelphia
Dan Pateh
Detroit
Wittsbury
Los Atseles
Cal
Thorns
Budd Page Knog
United States
Knox
Louisiana
Chicago to host Democratic and Republican campaign managers
Willis W. Abbott, publicity manager of the Democratic party, announced that Chicago will serve as the headquarters for both Democratic and Republican campaign managers. The national headquarters will open next Monday after the Democratic national committee selects its chairman on Saturday.
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Chicago
Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Willis W. Abbott
Democratic Party
Hughes to Open Campaign in Ohio
Youngstown Ohio July 21 Governor Hughes of New York has sent a message saying he will accept an invitation to open the Republican campaign here on September 5.
Nine Hour Law Dispute Meeting Planned in Chicago
Chairman Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission and Commissioner McNeill will convene with officials from western railroads and the Order of Railway Telegraphers in Chicago on July 29 to seek an adjustment of the dispute over interpreting the nine hour law.
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Washington
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wnh
Laebor McNeill
Moder Tie Erdutunpact
Chicago
McCrea to Hest in Arlington, New York, July 21
Captain Heary reports a scheduled engagement near Arlington New York with McCrea to Hest as the primary parties. The brief note notes the event occurred on July 21 in the area, with no further details on outcome or context provided.
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McCrea
Hest
Arlington
New York
Heary
Baseball Scores and Standings From Major Leagues
Chicago, July 21. Standings and daily scores across the majors show Boston and Chicago split results with Boston taking 8 1 in some games while Chicago posts multiple runs. Other matchups include Brooklyn at Pittsburg, Cincinnati vs Philadelphia, St Louis rainouts, and Detroit-Philadelphia. Regional markets report hogs cattle and sheep quotes from Chicago and East Buffalo markets, with prices and receipts listed for various categories.
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Boston
McCarthy
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
McIntyre
Bergen
Willis
Gibson
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Finnings
Corridon
Jacklitseh
Spade
Schlel
St. Louis
Guime
Rain
Ruth
East Buffalo
National. P, W. L. PG
New York
Ame
Trial in Paris Defends Nude Show as Artful Performance
In Paris on July 21 two music hall managers and seven women stood trial amid Senator Kerenger's crusade against nude exhibitions. Managers and dancers argued the displayed pictures and dances were artistic, not indecent or obscene.
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Paris
Kerenger
Testimony on Foley's Kidney Cure After Four Years
G B Burhans of Carlisle Center New York writes that after four years of kidney trouble he was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure taking less than two bottles. He reports brick dust sediment and pain vanished and has had no return. He endorses the remedy for kidney or bladder ailments, sold by H J Moork and Wm F Jungkunz.
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G. B. Burhans
Carlisle Center
N. Y
Foley
H. J. Moork
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Burglary Suspect Responds To Judge In Court
A judge questions a prisoner about his role in a burglary. The inmate replies that he acted alone, calling his line of work a risky profession and saying he cannot be sure whether a partner is honest. London Peerroanh.
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London
Two dark horses loom in Illinois governor race in Chicago
Chicago report notes two rivals for the Democratic nomination Lewis and Pattison with Stevenson and Kimbrough also active. A possible Kimbrough withdrawal is hinted, depending on a Denver statement and Stevenson’s campaign approach. Ladies and social circles figure in other city headlines.
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Sheridan House
James Hamilton Lewis
Douglas Pattison
Adlai BE. Stevenson
Bloomington
Judge KR
Kimbrough
Danville
Lewis
Pattison
John J. McGoorty
Denver
Stevenson
Judge Iimbrough
Sattihel McReynolds
Violet Farm
Glencoe
North Shore Society
George
McReynolds
Board of Trade
Joliet
Otis McGraw Howard
Christian Heralds
Marquette Building
Pen
Farmer's Son Is Missing Near Dahlgren Illinois
J W Dale a wealthy farmer near Dahlgren sixteen miles west of Carmi searches for his son Arthur sixteen who vanished July 1 after leaving home with little clothing and no money. The lad, bright and fond of strangers, may have joined a traveling band of gypsies seen in the area.
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Attle Village
Dale
Wabash Conductor Marks 55 Years on Rail
George Hough, passenger conductor on the Wabash, completes fifty five years of active service and expects five more before retiring. At seventy two, he has run between Duffs and Weekuk for thirty years. Born in Connecticut, he earlier worked four years for the New York New Haven and Stratford road before moving west in 1857. His only accident occurred thirty years ago when he was an engineer and was badly injured, leading to a change to passenger conductor.
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Bloomington
George Hough
Wabash Raiload
Duffs
Weekuk
Connecticut
Tough
New York
New Faven
Startford Road
Oleo
Warner's Widow Receives $190000 Pension Award
Bloomington Alabama July reports that Vespasian Warner United States pension commissioner paid $190000 to his father's widow Mrs Isabella Warner. The payout is part of funds secured in a suit against the commissioner, a ruling upheld by the supreme court.
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Warner
Bloomington
Vespasian Warner
United States
Isabella Warner
Supreme Court
Fine Hospital Dedicated in Pontiae Tennessee
The new St. James hospital in Pontiae Tennessee was dedicated by Bishop O'Reilly of Teoria and assistants under the local Knights of Columbus lodge. The hospital, one of central Tennessee's finest, cost about $100000.
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Pontiae
St. James Hospital
O'Reilly
Teoria
Lodge of the Wights of Columbus
Tnnois
Aged Civil War Surgeon Pitches First Ball in Charity Game
Chicago scene features K dM Wella of Hot Springs Ark the oldest living commissioned surgeon of the Confederate army pitching the first ball in a charity baseball game between local senior professional teams. Debhellar nears ninety.
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Chicago
K. Dm. Wella
Hot Springs
Ark
de Bhellar
Leisure as a bygone force in art and society
The piece notes leisure as an obsolete time-waster once used to create statues laws legends and poems. It claims labor saving devices now churn out quick goods and gossip while advertising keeps leisure absent and the writer too busy to continue.
Prosperity Group Promotes Back to Full Dinner Pal and Dividends
A pamphlet from the National Prosperity Association, formed in St. Louis two months ago, compares current capital and labor conditions with last winter and spring. It notes June 1 as Employment Day, when about 15,000 workers found jobs. Within 30 days the movement spurred activity in St Louis and suburbs with 17,000 to 26,000 workers employed and orders for 5 million dollars of goods to raise stock. The idea spread to Cincinnati, Cleveland, Chicago and others, with results visible.
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St. Louis
National Prosperity Association
St. Louia
Pammphlet
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Admiral Rojestvensky Dies in Germany at Sixty
Bad Nauheim Germany July 21 Vice Admiral Rojestvensky commander of the ill fated Russian fleet annihilated by Japan in the sea of Japan in May 1905 is dead from heart trouble He was about sixty years old.
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Rojestvensky
Bad Nauheim
Germany
Sea of Japan
Senator Vilas in Milwaukee Suffer Brain Hemorrhage
United States Senator William F. Vilas aged about seventy from Wisconsin suffered a brain hemorrhage and is said to be in a serious condition. Relatives in Milwaukee were summoned as his health worsened after a retired life in Madison.
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Madison
Wis
United States
William F. Vilas
Cleveland
Vilas
Milwaukee
Sultan Would Better Look Out
Vienna reports the Young Turk faction now controls the entire Third army corps and part of the Second army corps. The revolutionary committee at Monastir has taken over, leaving authorities powerless.
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Sultan
Vienna
Neu Ireie Tress
Monastir
Aerial Transit Planned Between New York and Boston
Plans by the American Aerial Navigation company led by Whipple Sears and Ogden propose passenger and freight service between New York and Boston within eighteen months using airplanes or dirigible balloons. The Boston firm aims to push rapid, long distance air travel pioneering a new regional transport system.
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Boston
New York
American Aerial Navigation Company
Whipple, Sears & Ogden
Ansonia Clock Factory Opens in Brooklyn NY
Reports say the Ansonia clock factory in Brooklyn employing over a thousand workers has reopened at full force. Other notes mention cholera eradicated in the Philippines, the extradition of Willan F. Walker from Mexico, and various court and crime updates including a death at Sing Sing and a suicide attempt in Philadelphia.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
War Department
Phippines
Willan F. Walker
New Britain (Conn) Savings Bank
Mexico
Max
Roger A. Pryor
Supreme Court
Charles I, Rogers
Angelo Laudiero
Sing Sing Prison
New York
Warn Against Consumption With Foley’s Honey and Tar
Public health notice asserts the fight against consumption the white plague claiming 580 yearly deaths. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe reliable cough and cold remedy and warns against unknown preparations. The genuine product comes in a yellow package and is sold by H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jungkungz.
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Foley
H. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Jungkungz
United States Dominates Early Olympic Field Events in London
At Shepherds Bush on July 21 the second day featured field events with the United States and Britain sharing wins. J A Rector of Virginia shone by beating Cambridge rivals and setting an Olympic mark in the 100 metres with 10.45 seconds. US entries led in sprint heats, standing broad jump, and swimming, while Ray Ewry claimed the standing broad jump title but fell short of his St Louis mark.
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London
Shepherd's Bush
United States
Great Britain
J. A. Rector
University of Virginia
G. MacLeod
Cambridge
Sheppard
Halsferd
Beard
Lunghi
Italy
L. Coe
University of Michigan
Just
Co. J. Bacon
C. H. Daniels
New York Athletic Club
Ray Ewry
St. Louis
Greek Jumper Shows Strong Bid In Olympic Trials
Tstolithis placed second with a clear 10 feet 74 inches, narrowly beating Martin Sheridan of the Irish American Athletic Club and others as Bleadh er trailed by a hair. Mehnert claimed the final in the bantam wrestling while Galdzik triumphed in high diving. France led fencing with decisive bouts as the U S gained six field points, Greece three, and the United Kingdom 14 to 46 overall. A London police lieutenant proposed a charity tug of war against the U S with both teams in stocking feet.
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Tstolithis
Martin J. Sheridan
United States
Kingdom
United Kingdom
City of London
Ling
Sommiambulist Slashes Self in Sleep. Narrow Escape
William Pohlman, a somniambulist, cut his throat while asleep in St. Louis Alo on July 21. He had hidden a pocket knife in his trousers and did not awaken until the blade entered. He lost blood and fainted, later revived by prompt physicians.
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St. Lounis
Alo
William Pohlmian
Pohlman
Two Die in Webb City Mine Explosion
Two men were killed and a third seriously hurt by an explosion in the Red Dog mine at Webb City, near Joplin Missouri on July 21. The dead are Ora M. Huore and Samuel M. Broan. Charles Enright was injured.
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Joplin
Red Dog
Webb City
Ora M. Hhuore
Samuel M. Broan
Chas, Enright
Princess Henry of Battenberg Guests at Dorchester House
London July 21 United States ambassador Whitelaw Reid and Mrs Reid hosted a large dinner at Dorchester House with Princess Henry of Battenberg as the principal guest.
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London
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Summer kidney irregularities prompt remedy advert
During the summer kidney irregularities are often caused by excessive drinking or being overheated. Attend to the kidneys at once by using Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by H. J. Moogk and Wm. Jungkunz.
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Foley
H. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Jungkunz
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