Allison Surety Wins Iowa Primary Nominates Senate Candidate
Returns from Iowa counties show William F. Allison nominated to succeed himself in the United States Senate with a majority near 10 000. Carroll wins governorship by about 15 000. Clarke named lieutenant governor by 20 000. Torges tops schools superintendent. Hull’s district uncertain. Cummins graceful. Flight of results across districts and counties shows Allison carrying most First and Second districts and many counties.
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Des Moines
Towa
William F. Allison
United States Senate
Th. FP. Carroll
Warren Garst
George W. Clarke
Ty. Murphy
J. B. Torges
Railroad Commission
Cummins
Allison
Hardin County
Bryan Tour Ends with Omaha Stop in Nebraska Speech Sweep
Bryan wrapped up a week long tour of northern and western Nebraska with a rear platform speech in Columbus and an Omaha stop. He delivered about forty two speeches and similar informal replies since leaving home last Thursday. His talks emphasized opposition to the current financial system and critiqued the currency measure. Closing day addresses were at North Platte and Lex Wieser, with business nearly suspended at the latter. He praised his trip, stayed overnight, and began homeward. In Lexington his remarks partly praised Senator La Follette for opposing the emergency currency bill. Baltimore reporters noted the Democratic state convention chose delegates to Denver but did not adopt a platform or clearly name Bryan as the presidential candidate. The Maryland delegation support statement pledged loyalty to a united party. Baton Rouge reported W Bryan was endorsed for the presidency, while Louisiana decided to instruct its delegation differently and the vote on Bryan support was said to be overwhelming.
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Omaha
Bryan
Nebraska
Columbus
Imade
Congress
North Platte
Lex Wieser
Lexington
Senator Lalollette
Baltimore
Denver
Maryland
Stendard
Baton Rouge
Lat
W.own Bryan
Louisiana
Henry K. Lambie
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Chicago
Taft
Seward
Blaine
Grant
Sherman
McKinley
Mwe
Tom
Harry
Gov. Hughes
New York
Hughes
Chicago rumor on a potential Ohio nomination at convention
Report from Chicago dated June 4 notes prankish Kitten Cock of the eastern Gipaiga minineer saying Secretary Yart will be nominated at the convention. Also arriving are John Eversman advance agent A. T. B. Himaphrey Hughes HQ manager and Senator Scott of West Virginia, a national committee member.
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Chieago
Kittencock
Yart
Washington
Sereue
Ohionn
John Eversman
Advance Agence of
Crimes Toons
Split on the Mormon Issue at Idaho Democratic Conventions
Twin Falls Idaho June 4 amid the wildest convention scenes the Idaho Democratic party split over the Mormon question. Two conventions were held in the same hall claiming regular status as a bitter contest unfolds before the national committee in Denver. Dubois leads the anti Macro faction while boil conventions warned delegates to Denver.
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Twin Falls
Ida
Democratic Party of Idaho
Denver
Certifn
Dubois
Boil
Martin at Denver Arrives to Serve as Democratic Sergeant
Colonel John J. Martin of St. Louis, sergeant-at-arms of the Democratic national convention, has arrived and will stay until the convention closes.
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Cal. Martin
Denver
Penyer
John J. Martin
St. Louis
Man Seeks Consent For Marriage To Forty Year Old Woman
An Atchison Globe item asks if a man planning marriage to a forty year old woman should request her father’s approval. The column explores customary etiquette, family consent, and social expectations surrounding union.
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Atchison Globe
Honor to Jefferson Davis commemorations across the South
On the hundredth anniversary of Jefferson Davis’s birth ceremonies spread from Montgomery Alabama the cradle of the Confederacy to Virginia and Texas. Events marked Davis election inauguration and first presidency sites with historic markers planned. Memorial meetings paused business in several states while sites in Fairview Kentucky and Beauvoir Mississippi held tributes to his memory.
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New Orleans
Thonor
Jefferson Davis
Montgomery
Ala
Davis
Virginia
Texas
Fairview
Todd County
Beauvely Miss
Tiome
Publisher in Trouble For Lottery Schemes Exposures
The federal grand jury in St. Paul returned three indictments against James L. Lovering publisher of The Mail Order Monthly and Successful Agriculture for using the mails to promote a lottery and a defraud scheme. Lane A. Phillips faced an indictment for mail fraud tied to the St. Paul and Seattle Electric railway promoter. Martin J. Quigtey, cashier at Wisconsin Grain and Stock Company, was indicted for perjury. The cases accuse Lovering of running prize contests through his papers with promises of forty acre farms and other items, but failing to award prizes.
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St. Paul
Federal Grand Jury
James L. Lovering
Mail Order Monthly
Lane A. Phillips
Walnut tree carved by Aaron Riges cut at Grousecove
An aged walnut tree paint by Aaron Riges at Grousecove Gloucester Massachusetts 142 years ago has been recently cut down The tale links the nut from the tree to a Virginia origin and records a quirky height description in archaic measurements reflecting local lore
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Aaron Riges
Grousecove
Gloucester
Mass
Virginia
Haunted Red Palace Drives French Ambassador from Constantinople
French diplomat M. Constans, long ambassador at Constantinople, claims a ghost haunts the Red Palace. He reports unseen hands shaking him in bed, stairs attacks, and sinister noises. Attendants at the embassy have died mysteriously, prompting his departure from Turkey.
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Red Palace
M. Constans
France
Constantinople
Foreign Office
Turkey
Ypsolanti
Rigo
Pierre
New York American
Rainbow trout from New York aquarium hatchery
A dozen or more rainbow trout hatched in the New York aquarium node hatchery four years ago are the first of their kind bred there. The largest reaches about sixteen inches and weighs near two pounds. Eggs came from Wytheville Virginia and McCloud River California, natives of Sacramento River tributaries.
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New York Aquarium
Aquarium
United States Fish Hatcheries
Wytheville
McCloud River
Shasta County
California
Sacramento
New York Sun
Premature Dynomite Explosion Kills Two in Charres di Vision
A lightning triggered a May 22 explosion of twenty six tons of dynamite at Cabito Mutito in the Charres di Vision. The blast collapsed a canal, causing fatalities to two United States citizens and injuring others. Local authorities investigate the accident and assess damages.
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Washington
Cabito Mutito
United
Two Injured in Blast as Hundreds Watch in Shock
A powder explosion injures two workers named States CTatford f Citrons Tevelman and C Roche, with several hundred onlookers nearby. remarkably few casualties reported amid the chaotic scene.
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States
Ctatford
Citrons Tevelman
7. C. Roche
Murder suicide in Wilmington shocks city grocer death
Daily murder and death by own action report from Wilmington Delaware on June 4 describes Michael Emory a 25 year old grocery proprietor shot and killed by John Lipolit a Pole who had worked for him. Lipolit then killed himself, with authorities noting possible temporary derangement and no known malice toward Emory.
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Wilmington
Del
Michael Emory
John Lipolit
Emory
Wipolit
Convention Votes to Keep HQ in Cleveland for 1910 Decade
The international convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers approved maintaining general headquarters in Cleveland for the next ten years. The vote was two to one. Detroit was chosen as the site for the next biennial meeting, and W. E. Kent of Detroit was elected third assistant grand engineer.
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Cleveland
Cohmbus
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Detroit
W.E. Kent
Retail Coal group shifts headquarters to Detroit
The Michigan and Indiana Retail Coal association concluded its annual meeting in Detroit after voting to move the headquarters from Benton Harbor, Michigan. Elected officers include President J. W. Landrum of Terre Haute, Indiana and Secretary Ro1 Harris of Benton Harbor, Michigan.
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Benton Harbor
Detroit
Michigan and Indiana Retail Coal Association
Mich
J. W. Landrum
Terre Haute
Dad
Harris
Church Union Postponed at United Presbyterians Assembly
Pittsburg June 4. The proposed union of the Presbyterian and United Presbyterian churches was abandoned for the present. A report recommending action was adopted. The assembly adjourned sine die at the close of its session.
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Church Union
Pittsburg
Presbyterian
United Presbyterians
Lodge visitor dies amid strange scene in St Joseph
A Syracuse salt company representative collapsed and died after delivering a short address at a Shaights of Pythias lodge in St Joseph. Separately, astronomer Professor David Todd reportedly worked in a six by six foot tank at high altitude on the Andes before conditions matched sea level, while Mexican government costs were claimed to be vastly lower than New York City’s per capita expenses.
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St. Joseph
C. Houghton
Syracuse
Wietin
Mude
Government of Mexico
City of
New York
Republic of Mexico
Roosevelt Prepares Platform Amid Taft Nomination Fears
Washington June 3 President Roosevelt presses on after Congress adjournment to shape the Chicago convention with a platform endorsing his policies. He doubts Taft’s nomination will be blocked and watches for any Roosevelt stampede. He chairs picket duties, studies vice presidential chances, and weighs Hughes as a potential second.
Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup Endorsed by Reader
W oR Ward of Dyersburg Pennsylvania writes that Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup is a thorough practical remedy for chronic constipation and offers a conscientious reference. Included are names 11 J Moogh and Wm F Jungkunz.
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W. Or. Ward
Dyersburg
Penn
J. Moogh
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Journal Want Column Summary Reads
The Journal's want column lists classified demand ads and notices seeking goods, services, employment, and personal needs. It highlights available items and contact details, reflecting local commerce and reader needs in concise line entries.
Standings and scores from the big league games
Chicago June 4. National and American leagues standings and daily scores listed with game results. Details include team records, run totals, errors, batteries, and notable matchups across Boston New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh St Louis Cleveland Detroit Washington and other cities with late results and postponements.
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Chicago
National
Cincinnati Sc
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Ads St. Touia
Philadelpha
Errors
Sparks
Doomn
Rucker
Bergen
St. Louis
Bitteries—Mathewseon
Needham, Young and Ferguson
Bowerman
American
U. Pc
Cleveland
Thetroit
Washington
Falkenberg
Detroit
Joss
Charle
Willetts
Schroidt
Wees
Hills
Hoston
Terrovys
Batterfes—Cilaze
McParland
Orth
Blatt
Prices and Quotations From the Chicago Board of Trade
Quotations on Chicago Board of Trade include grain wheat soybeans and corn with July and Sept futures, cash sales for winter and spring wheat, and live stock quotes for hogs cattle and sheep. East Buffalo and local market notes cover receipts and price ranges, while a Light note references a dramatic performance and a ballot remark from London scraps.
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Chicago
Roe
Atl
Colorado
Springs
Wisconsin
Indiana
East Buffalo
Mast Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
A Lesson in Health and Kidney Cure Ad
A health note extols kidneys filtering blood impuri ties as essential to good health. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised to strengthen the system and cure kidney and bladder diseases. LH J. Moogk and Wm F Jungkunz promote the remedy.
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Foley
LH. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Jungkunz
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Stull
Hull
Cutuimnnnus
Alison
Dubuque
Representa Itive
Frank Z. Woods
Conner
Hiv ‘Bard
Chicas ‘Journay
Southland
Kosey
Gots Edal Laut
Washburn
Crosby's
Og RT
Standard Oil Company, (Incorporated
Cuibalia — Lineal
Ghia
Deg Maines
TRE Markets
Abe
London
McAvoy
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