Bryan One-Day SESSION Routs Contesting Delegates at Convention
The Bryan juggernaut drives through the second day of the Democratic national convention as credentials committees rule out Guffy of Pennsylvania McCarren of Brooklyn Burke of Illinois and Dubois of Idaho. Temporary Chairman Theodore A Bell opens the session as crowds fill the halls amid marching clubs and a cool day at the stadium.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Bryan
Guffy
Pennsylvania
McCarren
Brooklyn
Burke
Illinois
Dubois
Idaho
Temorary
Theodore A. Bell
California
Bell
Christen F. Reisner
Rose
Milwaukee
Rose Marching Club
Grady
Dead Accounted For In Lincoln Flood Casualty Toll
Four dead bodies recovered five others known to be dead and three missing comprise the casualty list from Monday's flood that swelled the Little Russia area in western Lincoln Nebraska. Coroner Matthews and deputies dragged low spots for bodies as water receded. full search expected tomorrow. Union Pacific lines resumed with delays as traffic returns to normal in coming 45 hours.
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Lincoln
Neb
Russia
Matthews
Union Pacific
Grocer's Cheese Sale Leads to Found Diamond Ring
Fritz Weber of Bloomfield New Jersey sold 11 cents worth of cheese to a woman who later produced a three diamond ring valued at about 1000 dollars claiming she found it in the cheese. Weber denied ownership of a ring and refused to name the woman. The ring is believed embedded in the cheese at the factory.
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Daily Tribune
New York
Fritz Weber
Washington Street
Bloomfield
N. J
Weber
Missing Man Hyle Sought by Sheriff After Friday Disappearance
The sheriff investigates the disappearance of Hyle, an elderly Platte resident, feared injured or harmed. Macy reports Jesse Liephart's accidental rifle discharge during a Fourth of July picnic near the Pawnee Buttes, fatally wounding Liephart. Macy and Hilton faced delays reaching the scene, enduring cold and hunger. Liephart was previously known for farm-implement theft conviction, later pardoned for involvement as a hired helper.
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Sheriff's Office
Hyle
Platte
Macy
Pawnee Buttes
Jesse Leiphart
Liephart
Leiphart
Sterling
Mr. Macy
al. Hilton
Grover
Florance
Fort Lupton
Passing of a Pioneer L C Mead of Highlandlake
L C Mead of Highlandlake dies after a short illness at his home on Monday July 6. Born in Vermont in 1838 he helped form Colorado irrigation law and Congregationalism. a Longmont colony settler and former Weld County clerk served in the state legislature in 1879. Survived by a widow two sons Malcolm and Rufus and a daughter Mrs Fred Wilson.
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L. C. Mead
Highlandlake
Mr. Mead
Vermont
Castleton Seminary
Longmont Colony
Weld County
Greeley
Malcolm Mead O Longmont
Rufus Mead
Fred Wilson
Washington, D. C
Uprising at Old Hickory Grounds Near Henryette
Sheriffs from McIntosh and Okmulgee counties attempted to investigate a Snake Indian uprising at Old Hickory grounds near Henryette but were driven off by about 30 armed Indians and Negroes. Crazy Snake defied both state and federal authority in a message delivered to the officers.
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Daily Tribune
Muskogee
Okla
McIntosh
Okmulgee
Old Hickory Grounds
Henryette
Crazy Snake
United States
Walter Farr Ranch Changes Hands Near Ault
One of the country’s oldest ranches north and west of Ault has been sold to A. B. McClave for 17000 dollars. The historic Farr ranch has long been a regional landmark and will pass to new ownership.
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Walter Farr
Ault
A. B. McClave
Farr
NEXT UNION SERVICES OPEN AIR MEETINGS IN LINCOLN PARK
In July evening church services in Lincoln Park will be replaced by union services at 5 p.m. The first service Sunday was well attended with Rev. D. D. Forward of the Baptist church delivering The Honest Lawyer. Special music featured a male quartet and a Presbyterian choir of 35 voices with an anthem and duets by a ladies quartet.
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Brewers Brothers
David
John
Sarah Wessel
Warren
LaSalle
Wessel
Tisdel
Brewers
Platte
la Salle
Brower Brothers
Hurlbut
D. D. Forward
The
Baptist Church
Lawyer
Messrs
R. G. Strong
I. I. Stuckey
Edwin Starkey
EB. B. Hatch
Bulletin Board Stolen From Eaton Bulletin Site
The Eaton bulletin board used for convention messages disappeared Tuesday night from the corner of the First National bank building. Democrats call it theft and marshals are involved. no arrests or board location as yet. Taft supporters are suspected.
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Eaton
First National Bank
Taft
Thimble Party Honors Miss Florence Richards
Miss Richards entertained a group of Miss Florence Richards' friends on Tuesday afternoon with a porch gathering. The women did needle work and cut pictures from magazines to illustrate a girl’s life from infancy to old age, while Miss Richards helped serve light refreshments.
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Helen Phillips
Florence Richards
Miss Richards
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