Johnson Bryan campaign rally in Minnesota North Dakota
The Minnesota Democratic leaders including Governor Johnson and William Jennings Bryan extol each other at a state central committee meeting. Bryan plans speeches across the Northwest. Johnson commits active support for the national ticket with many appearances to follow.
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J. Paul Minn
Johnson
Minnesota
Denver
Northwest
William J. Bryan
Fargo
Nld
Yeasterday
Johnson-Bryan Day
Bryan
State Central Committee
Tam Nas
John A. Johnson
Johson
Northwestern
Political rallies and Taft visit unfold in late Sept
Chicago opens Republican Rational campaign with a Sept 28 meeting at the Hamilton Club Auditorium. Sherman and Beveridge to speak. Altchcoek arrives to help. Arkansas campaign starts with a rally at Little Rock. Taft headquarters report little activity as he fishes near Fort Meigs and contemplates the 1812 monument unveiling with Hitchcock.
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Chicago
Hamilton Club
Diaries
Sherman
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Auditoriuum
Pliny
Campacton
Mixon
New York
Dixon
Frank HW. Altchcoek
Eust
Arkansas
Lite Lock
Fred W. Upham
Towa
James T. Berryhill
Des Moines
Michigan
John M. Bagley
Detroit
Judge Taft
Taft
Charlie
Fort Meigs
Hitchcock
Iowa Legislature Considers Filling Allison Seat
The Des Moines session opens September 1 as Governor Cuneys calls a special session to amend the primary law and weigh the election of a United States senator to fill the late Allison seat, a dominant issue among lawmakers.
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Des Moines
Cynnains
United States
Wm. B. Allisey
Perry replies to Kern in factory placards dispute
Indianapolis Sept 1 P MM Parry ex president of the National Association of Manufacturers and Indiana Republican leader replies to John W Kern Democratic nominee for vice president. Parry opposes posting prosperity placards in factories and says none will be posted at Parry Manufacturing company. He asserts most manufacturers will refrain.
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Indianapolis
P. MM. Parry
National Association of Manufacturers
Indiana
John W. Kern
Kern
Perry
Taft
Sherman
Parry
Parry Manufacturing Company
No Room for the Crowd at Hisgen Presidential Notification
New York September 1 crowds packed the Independence League clubhouse for the notification of Thomas I Hisgen Independence party candidate for president and the club housewarming. Hearst and Hisgen received cheers. Hisgen hailed as the trust buster and our next president. Graves was absent due to illness. Powell chaired and Hisgen accepted the party platform with enthusiastic support.
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New York
Independence League
Thomas I. Hisgen
Independence Party
William R. Hearst
Hisgen
John Temple Graves
Henry A. Powell
Debs Socialist Campaign Train Reaches Davenport
Debs and Brower on a trans continental tour stop in Davenport Iowa after Chicago run with Joliet Ottawa and Spring Valley layovers. Debs spoke at Turner Opera House criticizing others and advocating public ownership of all production machinery to end wage slavery and hard times.
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Davenport
Eugene V. Debs
James H. Brower
Ti Nois
Chicago
Joliet
Ottawa
Spring Valley
Debs
Brower
Alscampaten
Turner Opera House
Witt
Bryan
Publc
Wisconsin Holds a Wisconsin Primary for Senate Seat
LaCrosse Sept 1 A statewide primary election is under way for party nominations to the United States Senate and all state and county offices. Main contest is the Republican Senate race featuring Isaac Stephenson opposing Francis E E McGovern S C Cook of Needah and W H B Patton of New London among others.
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Wisconsin
LaCrosse
Wis
United States
Isaac Stephenson
Francis EE. McGovern
Milwaukee
S.C. Cook
Needah
W. H B. Patton
New London
Not a New Species Primatology Puzzles Professor
The St Paul Pioneer Press quotes a professor and his wife debating a name for a newborn creature. The professor proclaims the species is a primate mammal, not sapiens, prompting a humorous reflection on naming. The exchange evokes irony over scientific labeling and parental whimsy.
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St. Paul
Unsolved Problems Outlined by Paris Figaro
The Paris Figaro notes three enduring puzzles that have long challenged humanity: the immortality of the soul, perpetual motion, and women's bats a phrase reflecting old concerns about female influence or behavior. The column frames these as historic inquiries that have puzzled thinkers across ages.
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Paris
Figaro
The Real Work in client law practice discussed
San Francisco Call notes that the real work lies in applying law to practical client needs. An attorney remarks the process has become easier with accessible rules, while another emphasizes the ongoing effort to study technicalities.
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Joey
San Pranecisco
New Pure Food and Drug Law Endorsed Remedy
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is claimed not to be affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Recommend it as a safe remedy for children and adults. H. J. Moogh and Wm. F. Jungkunz attest safety and compliance.
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Foley
H. J. Moogh
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Robbery on boardwalk ends with shooting in Baltimore
Mrs W S Williams recounts the waterfront shooting of Charles K Roberts Jr on Athletic City boardwalk. A masked robber demanded money. Roberts refused to surrender. Williams notes Roberts was larger than the robber, who wore rough clothes and a mask. Both were in a rolling chair when the attack occurred.
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Baltimore
Long Creek
Baltimore County
G. Willitans
Sherlock Swann
Chas. K. Roberts, Jr
Athletic City
Williams
Roberts
Watel
Mr. Roberts
Woman recounts attempted robbery and fatal shooting
Mrs Williams details the night of the attack on Mr Roberts, who was shot while resisting a robber. She defends their account against police misstatements and says the violent incident involved a large assailant who fled into darkness. She denies withholding facts or facts being suppressed.
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Mr. Roberts
Mr .Roberts
Nam
Roberts Wold
Gian
Norings
Roberts
Ford
Tigberts Hincely
Mar Roberts
Seeine
Rewan
Dotlee Woodruff
Athiatic
Willeh
Tawe
Europe
Woodruft
Woodruff
Ethel Questions Death and Heavens in Playful Exchange
A playful dialogue between Ethel and Papa questions a lion swallowing a child and going to heaven. The text shifts to a health ad praising Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder ailments and endorses by H. J. Moogh and Wm. F. Jungkunz.
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Foley
H. J. Moogh
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Three Plunge to Death on Wall Street Scaffold
three carpenters working on a temporary scaffold under the dome of the old rantom house on Wall street fell after a supporting cable parted. Andrew O Malley died at once, Charles Clark died minutes later, and James Graham suffered a skull fracture and internal injuries and died soon after. O Malley’s body tore through the skylight and fell 125 feet to the ground floor pavement.
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New York
Rantom House
Wall Street
National City Bank
Andrew O'Malley
Charles Clark
Jas, Graham
O'Malley
Graham and
Clark
Appointment set for national committee on college club organizations
New York Sept 1 reports the eastern Democratic campaig n panel narrowing to two or three known figures with the appointment expected today Jol L Pomlinson head of the bureau of club organization announces Roger S Won of Cambridge Mass as chairman of the national committee on college club organizations joined by BF W Brown Jr Lincoln Neb Arthur AMulberger Wisconsin and Fred Johnson Indiana among others
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New York
Jol L.pomlinson
Bureau
Elnb
Roger 8S
Cambridge
Mass
W. Brown, Jr
Lincoln
Mother and Children Drowned in Jamaica Bay Fishing
Mrs Richard Rodemacher aged 32 of Brooklyn and her two children Ida 11 and Richard 4 were drowned in Jamaica bay while fishing. The tragedy occurred on September 1 as the family attempted a fishing outing near New York.
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New York
Richard Rodemacher
Brooklyn
Ida
Richard
Jamaica Bay
Father and Son Killed In Sunshine Mine Accident
Centerville Indiana September 1 Antonio Debull and his son Adolf were killed when a coal collapse trapped them in the Sunshine mine. Fire officials reported the men were instantly killed and the rescue crew found no chance of revival.
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Centerville
Sunshine Mine
Antonio
Adolf Debull
Scores on the ball fields across major league sites
Baseball scores from games in Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Washington New York and other cities. Highlights include St Louis 5 Chicago 3 at Chicago and Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 1 with hits and errors listed for multiple lineups.
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St. Louus
St. Louis
Raymond
Moran
Kling
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Fittsburg
Cinc'nnati
Hrrors
Pithsburg
Neinnatha Batteries
Pittsbore Witlis
Ehhsean
Spade
MelLean
Tostan
Philadelpha
Chetico
Ketter
Chicue
Walsh
Qwen
Sullivan
Weddell
Stith
Detroit- Cleveland
Otto
Detroit
Cleveland
Clevelianed
Creteoit
Clevedaod
Cheech, Clarke
Summers
Lehreidt
Washinton
Boston
Washington
Woashitmeton
Iervors
Young, Creer
Tanneuth
Daliisan
Warner
New York
Philadelphia
Philadelph'a
Luke
Blefnow
Philadelph
Sehlitazer
Blue
Klogg
Niemon
Nationat
U. Rc
Ae Lit
Cinciineti
Tr. W. T Re
St. Lous
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold Claims
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana writes of suffering three months with a summer cold that interfered with business. He tried various medicines until Foley's Honey and Tar and Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup, praised for natural bowel action and mild relief, helped without nausea or griping.
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A. J. Nusbaum
Batesville
Indiana
Foley
H. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Kansas population estimate announced by Segyp tary Coburn
Official returns compiled by Segyp tary of Agrculture Coburn, of Kan sas, show Kansas population at 1 656 709. A jewelry theft at Hartiton Massachusetts summer home of Postmaster General Meyer is reported. Netherlands replies to Castro on Venezuelan expulsion of Dutch minister. US battleship fleet officers idealized in Melbourne by Austro Hang. Mexican movement seeks Ciay presidency regain. Tortugal faces a 2 000 900 deficit. UMW national officers call off Alabama columns strike.
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Segyptary of Agrculture Coburn
Kansas
Hartiton
Mass
Meyer
Castro
Netherlands
Caracans
Mexico
Ciay
Tortugal
Alabama Colonnes
Crown Prince Car Accident Near Metz
Details leak of a car crash during the Berlin royal visit to Metz. A hay cart forced the prince’s vehicle into a ditch and it overturned. The crown prince and crown princess escaped injury and were helped by peasants. He gave money for local poverty relief.
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Berlin
Freidrich Wilhelm
Metz
Reverend Lawrence to Wed Mrs. Edwards in New York
In New York on September 1 an authorized source announced that Rev. Dr. WH Ham T. Lawrence pastor of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Richmond Hill will marry tomorrow Frances Maye Gurney Edwards who had a divorce from her husband two years ago.
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New York
Whham T. Lawrence
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Richmond Hill
Frances Maye Gurney Edwards
Parker Returns to Isopus After Western Trip
Judge Alton B. Parker has returned to Isopus after traveling through western and Pacific coast states since the Denver Democratic convention. He will spend several days there before resuming his law practice in New York.
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Alton B. Parker
Kingston
N. Y
Pacific
Denver
Isopus
New York
Postoffice Scandal in Cuba Exposed in Havana
A shortage of up to $10,000 is uncovered in the bureau of supplies and vouchers at the Havana general post office, headed by Senor Rodriguez. Roarreles has vanished from Havana since Friday and secret police cannot locate him.
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Havana
Bureau of Supplies
General Post Office
Senor Rodriguez
Roarreles
Markets Tell Chicago Board Of Trade Prices Aug 31
Quotations from the Chicago Board of Trade show wheats and grains with Sept and Dec contracts quoted, along with live stock and hogs trading ranges. Cattle, sheep, and calves are listed with receipts and price brackets at Chicago and East Buffalo, noting market strength in hogs and steady to firm cattle.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Ant
Asia
SEO LG
Coord Foelas
Innes
Nads
Indiana
Wisconsin
Hp's
East Buffalo
Idast
A Revolution Over Domestic Quarrel In The Home
A Philadelphia Laqtuiver note describes three weeks of harsh toil by a husband who finally erupts in violent language. He quips about the benefits of a republic after joking that his queen used his tobacco jar for varnish and his meerschaum pipe for a tack hammer, highlighting domestic strife with dry humor.
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Philadelphia
Cochineal Life and Harvest from Tiny Insects
An overview of cochineal insects and their gathering on nopales. The female dominates the colony, with 70,000 insects needed for one pound, and the team explains collection, killing methods, and the difference in color from processing. The male insects are scarce and largely unused.
The Cabs of New York and the City’s Moving Night
A reflective piece contrasts New York cabs with London hansoms and Venetian gondolas. It notes Manhattan has about 2,000 licensed cabs, with most travel by streetcars, pedestrians, or private carriages during rare bright or grim moments.
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New York
London
Midalr
Iim
Manhattan
Vance Thompson Quotation in Outing Magazine
A quoted line from Vance Thompson appears in Outing Magazine describing the New Yorker as not a cabby person. The fragment reflects a humorous or rhetorical aside within a literary piece from the publication.
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New Yorker
Vance Thompson
Outing Magazine
Ancient Islamic College Quietly Studied by Longterm Students
A Minneapolis Bellman report describes a hidden precinct behind city arches with trees, domes, and a pavilion summer house. Mollahs pray on stone steps while students dwell in brick cells with no vacations, often spending fifteen to twenty years in higher study across several colleges. Quiet, mild eyed students are portrayed as patient and middle aged.
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Mussulman
Minneapolis Bellman
Chinese Girl Sold Becomes Slave of Owner Says Writer
A native writer in a Chinese publication argues that when a girl is sold she becomes the owner's property. She loses freeborn rights, endures only what the master allows, receives no compensation, cannot seek redress, and may be resold or discarded. Freedom is denied until death or release.
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China
Effects of Deafness and Sensory Impact
An ear specialist argues that deafness affects all senses. He states the ear is only one servant of the sensory system, and loss of hearing is a partial brain paralysis. Due to connections among sensory nerve centers, other senses indirectly suffer, fighting for their vitality against the demoralizing influence on the affected center.
Generous Mr. Smith Offers Seat on Street Car
In a street car scene Mr. Smith offers his seat to Mrs. Jones who has stood for fifteen minutes. She declines, saying she will get off at the next corner. Smith replies that he will also exit there.
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Mr. Smith
Maduam
It Is Unpleasant to Tune Back Proverb Reflection
A brief proverb from Gaiman warns that returning to the right path is uncomfortable yet necessary, urging steadfastness in choosing the proper course despite difficulty. The line emphasizes virtue over ease and the value of disciplined direction.
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Gaiman
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