Notable Minnota Primaries Shift Progressive vie
Early returns from Minnesota primaries show Geo Foss trailing his progressive rival in the congressional race in Cook County Chicago. Lee O Neill Browne appears renominated to the state house with B G Shurtlei7 facing a factional challenge. Ira G. Copley leads in the Eleventh district over Conn with disputed margin. The downstate vote proves heavier as tensions run high between standpat and progressive wings.
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Chicago
Cannon
Geo, DB. Foss
Minnota
Earler
Lee O'Neill Browne
House of Representatives
B. G. Shurtlei7
House
Browne
William Lorimer
United States
Arso
Ira G. Copley
Hieventh
George W. Conn, Jr
Friends
Conin
Coppy
Conn
Dahlman Still in the Lead in Omaha Governor Recount
A recount of Democratic votes for governor in Douglas county after the recent primaries shows Shallenberger gaining 83 votes but Dahlman maintaining a majority of over 200. Gov. Shallenberger’s representatives formally demand about 800 votes be discarded due to alleged irregularities, with no decision yet on an appeal.
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Omaha
Douglas County
Goy
Sahllenberger
Btill
Dahlman
Shallenberger
Rtain Hig
Crockers Town Brigade
Washington
Maine
Pialsted
Fernald
Hinds and Guernsey
MecGil Houddy
Gould
Wood Clearing
Lynden
Whatcom County
Wash
Waoslington
Miles Poindexter
Thomas Burka
United States
Congress
Congressional Investigating Commission
Etter
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Hent
Aise
Montreal
Mount Royal
Russia
Passaic
N. J
George F. Williams
D. D
Bean
The
American Sunday School Union
Philadelphia
Greenland
Mission
Apiacopal
Cincinnati
Carding
Legate
Vannutelli
Pontifical Mags
Que
New World
Democratic Numiiees
George W. Dourghy
Arkansas
Matna
Frederick W. Platsted
Augusta
Hudson
New York
Yohn B. Scanlan
Walt Mason
Kansas
Baden Baden
Hacdos
Ethel Watson
St. Louia
Thomas Finnegan
Dallas
Tex
Adolph Rothbarth
Thea Hop Concern
Martin Rathbarth & Co
Herbert
Mercenvine National Bank
Whitman
Rothbarth
Capture of a Prisoner Traced From Norway to England
A Norwegian arrest connects a captured prisoner to a theft case linked to the Morse Iron works in Brooklyn. The individual, once a bookkeeper, fled to Europe after the crime and surfaced aboard the England steamer AdMatic. The suspect’s movements, from March to April, are outlined in police notes.
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York
England
AdMatic
Withrisoner
Norway
The
Leon
Morse Iron
Moree
Brooklyn
Oma
Europe
Marcher
Negroe Privates Arrested Deserters Tale on Troon
Fragmentary report notes two black privates named John kin and L Bate as deserters from Ninth Cavalry amid a rambling August incident. A sum of 6500 dollars is mentioned as recovered though details are unclear. References to cholera cases live stock market and other garbled names follow without clear context.
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Wyo
HENS OF A WEEK I NDENSED FORM HENS OF A WEEK I NDENSED
A collage of bite sized items from around the globe notes aviator Claude Graham White winning a Boston event with a prize, political endorsements in New Jersey, Grace Van Sulldford filing bankruptcy, and various figures in finance, politics, and society in fleeting, garbled snapshots.
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Claude Graham White
Boston Globe
Boston
Congressmien Fowler
Fifth District
People of
New Jersey
United States Senate
Kean
Grace van Siudiford
New York City
H. Rowland Clap
Baltimore
Baltimore Compositipe Company
Albert W. Harria
Chicago
Omaha
Los Angeles
Cal
Lloyd W. Bowers
Champ Clark
Moberty
Mart House of Representatives
Missouri
Pentsylvania Avenue
Werence Pardee
George C. Pardee
California
State Farm Outputs Reach 646506 Dollars in Two Years
Iowa report shows total value of products from farms orchards and state shops at 646506.01 for the biennium ending June 30. Farm products garden produce dairy and manufactured items from fifteen institutions contributed most, with Anamosa Fort Madison and Independence among leading sites. Insurance costs total 24925023.02 last year, and Miner of Knoxville will retire Oct 1 with Dr George Donohoe to succeed.
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Des Moines
Prison and Reformatory
Fort Madison
Mount Pleasant
Cherokee
Clarinda
Independence
Eldora
Glenwood
Knoxville
Anamosa Reformatory
Cornell Bluffs
Davenport
Marshalltown
Mitchellville
Oakdale
Vittson
Iowa
Miner
Robinson
State Board of Control
State Hospital For Fiebrintes
George Donohoe
State Hospital
Minar
Eee
State Board of Health
Farge
Atate
Independance
Trial date set for governor on abuse charge
Judge Jamar A. Howe will preside as Governor Carroll faces a criminal abuse case involving John Downie. Prosecution sought a continuance. trial likely after Sept. 26 with further calendar placement discussed. The piece also reports July infant death figures and other state public notices from Des Moines and surrounding counties.
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Dea Maines
Jamar A. Howe
Pot County
Jt. F. Carroll
John Downie
Claude Jarragin
Thoman Guitile
Guthrie
C. C. Dowell
Jerry B. Swhtvan
W. L. Read
Ton
James M. Parsana
Indge A. C. Parker
M. H. Cohen
Multiple calamities and crimes blur early 20th century news
A Louisville and Nashville passenger train wreck near Williamsburg Kentucky killed the engineer and fireman. A man in Indiana died after a shooting by a tramp while awaiting an Interurban car. Lynching of two Black men near Tiptonville Tennessee followed an alleged assault on white children. Canada’s wheat crop estimate, Crippen trial testimony, and various other national items reflect a turbulent era with violence, crime, and political notes.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Knoxville
Tenn
Cincinnati
Williamsburg
Shelburn
Ind
Ray Orr
Prister
Sullivan
Will Sharp
Bob Bruce
Tiptonville
Sallie
Callie Downing
Canada
Augustus J. Pepper
University of London
Crippen
Hilldrop- Crescent
George W. Fitzgerald
Chicago
Sub-Treasury
United States
Royal Alexandria
Winnipeg
Man
Elega
Countess of Antrim
Arlenas Stivers
Denver
Nota
Indy
Oklahoma City
New Orleans
Washington Artillery
EB. ©. Morris
Helena
Ark
National Convention of Negro Baptista
Thomas F. Walsh
8. A. Osborn
Rural police report and town notices across Iowa
Scattered items report rural complaints, court actions, fires, deaths, marriages, and pension totals in various Iowa towns. Notable items include a fatal runaway incident near Toteda and a fatal house fire, a $2,000,000 cement plant news, a hospital labor fund detail, and a governor’s criminal case note. Includes lists of pension payments, local births and weddings, a sinking barnyard tragedy near Knoxville, and a missing balance of court sentences.
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Carney
Tage
Toteda
Michael Troy
Thiriington
Aineer
Ehirery
Logan
Treasury
Gime City
Joy Secor
Fog Dodge
Mary Mel
Noyman Iacote
Waterlan
Pol, & Cn
Sugt
Cee Mesa
Gon
Sosy
Orkaloawn
Pioneer Medical College
Himsalf
Jerver
James Scott
Diairiet
Greenfeld
Taran
Mra. L. PL Mond
Wrahe
Millon
Prattsity
Fagen Walle
Knoxville
FL Carrall
Alam Wickatt
Schoale Af Cerston
Hag
Ehaly
Comnaniies
State Agricultural College of
Hla
Anan
State Reformatory
Mothes
Oscar Tartin
Avoca
Fulure
Siaka
Brokin
Haseen
Esse
Parmera’ Savings
George
Latineal Bank of
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Boutell
Foss
Marr
Lea O'Neill Browne
Nebraska
Thiraday
Teaad
Glover
1Qase
Globe
Snd
Tor Nien
National Packing Company
Federa ‘Grand Jury
J. D. ‘Burrows
Will
William Lorimar
United
Tugeday
OWA
SOL
State Food and Dairy Department
Barney
Retorda
Jasta
August Barger
Edward Harter
Forest City
Minneapolis
Ha Ae
Registered Nurser’ Association
Misa
Asther Bunch
West Twentieth
Yogletry Ia
State House
Parole Board
State Board of Parole
Ita
Anamosa
Mondey
Got
Water Penitentiary
Howe
Towa'a
J. B. Jordan
Vinton
L. H. Howard
J. F. Slaughter
Dallas Center
James McCantrley
Steger
Charles Morse
Sheldon
Ella Johnson
Cedar Rapids
J. J. Hartzell
Pulaski
Eva Whitcomb
Emo Sullivan
Prairie City
Progrnot
Peas! Howard
Charlton
Janse Palmer
Maquoketa
West Fourth
Walnut Streets
May Phillips
East Grand Avenue
Mids Sado Goldman
West Fifth
Grand Avenue
Iowa Congress of Mothers
FP. Carroll
Cheadoro Roosevelt
Fred Blakesfee
Dennisoa
Johnson Brigham
Atate Tbrardan
Falk County
Free Information Bureau
General News
Connseticut
Charles A. Goodwin
Hartford
Taft
Mexico
Sinaloa
Sarah King
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Va Na
Salvation Army
Mary
Antrix
Waterloo
Cayenna James Dee
Valley City
N. D
Newton
Bonda
Thomas Dixon
Nicholas Kennedy
Burlington
Gladbrook
Adahijah Fulton
Amaza Gage
Je Aiah F. Kingman
Wm. Lewis
Jos. O. Homan
Mugen Pudehin
Daniel Stallard
Rank We Stanton
Edward A. Wood
Houseman
Gaan
J. Esacn Armatrong
Thair
Albin Holmer, Quator
Churen
Dani Moines
Miex Lien Colquist
Foreat
City
Archie Harmon
Hig
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