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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1912

Page

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Wilson and Marshall Nomination Deferred at Ballot Forty Six

The scene at the convention shifted as Wilson and Marshall persisted, but on the forty sixth ballot Senator Bankhead led calls to reconsider Underwood. A withdrawal of Underwood's name followed, paving the way for a Wilson nomination by acclamation. Chairman James announced Wilson with 990 votes as Senator Stone urged unanimous approval. The hall erupted in a brief cheer as the nomination was finally made unanimous.

Bankhead Underwood Alabama Washington Stone Clark Miesai Pitygerild O New York Wilson James Woodrow Wilson

Bryan Ticks Off Nebraskan Saga Among First Candidates

Baltimore July 3 William J Bryan in a formal statement endorsed Governor Wilson for the nomination saying the convention’s action will appeal to the country He said he had no choice among progressive candidates but always included Wilson In every list He credited Wilsons stand against Parker for temporary chairmanship as a turning point in his campaign Murphy declined to comment on Wilsons nomination saying New York attempted a unanimous nomination

Baltimore William J. “Wa Bryan Wilson Bryan Parker Charles F. Murphy J . Wilson New York

Final Ballot Advertisement for Travel Essentials

Fragmentary OCR advert promises Chamberlain's products for travel aboard steamships. Mentions Collie Shulera and Diarrhoea Kennedy and a sale of items. Text is garbled and uncertain but suggests a travel health kit promotion.

E Ra Steamshipp

Democratic Platform Decries Trusts and Favors Reform

A long platform summary condemns the tobacco and railroad trusts and calls for vigorous anti trust enforcement, tariff reforms, and equal wealth distribution. It endorses states rights, a single presidential term, primary elections, and constitutional amendments. It pledges to curb campaign contributions, promote labor rights, Alaska development, and merchant marine growth while preserving federal authority.

Aldrich Central Bank Phitterny Warith Congress Wavers Pbs Wittess Tabacco Trust United States Opp Ate Ieusich Byahy Tyler Pont Roads Alaska Eivil Servier Che Guern Vos

Underwood Pledges Support for Wilson Nomination

Congressmen Underwood sends a message to Governor Wilson promising support for his renomination. He states it will be a pleasure to aid candidates aligned with the party and expresses confidence the Democratic Party will not regret its choice.

Wilson Democratic Party Teatita Creugiotannes Underwood Washington

Dirt in milk blamed for infections by dairy expert

Oregon Agricultural College dairy instructor Dr Stockwell warns dirty milking and sloppy handling contaminate milk. He cites typhoid, scarlet fever and diphtheria outbreaks traced to unsafe practices. He urges daily udder cleaning, clean stables, and proper pasteurization and cooling of milk to prevent disease spread.

RR. Stockwell Oregon Agricultural College Mr. Stockwell

Windbreaks in Orchards Lose Popular Favor

Rural New Yorker editor H W Collingwood notes most orchards older than forty years can yield 7 percent without windbreaks. Growers now doubt windbreaks' value as trees shield each other in denser blocks, making frequent planting costly and less necessary.

H.W. Collingwood The Rural New Yorker Amertestas

Pasturing Alfalfa and Seasonal Haymaking Advice

The text discusses alfalfa pasturing timing and haymaking, advising not to pasturize in early season and to allow regrowth before winter. It emphasizes careful seasonal planning, with agriculture as a rooted foundation and trade as its extensions, warning that neglect leads to decline.

Fighters Ready For Battle Tomorrow

East Las Vegas New Mexico July 3 The heavyweight title bout between Fireman Jack Flynn and champion Jack Johnson arouses calm confidence in both camps Final training stunts proceed Flynn feels superb and optimistic about tomorrow Betting on the scrap opens light with prop bets showing Johnson at 2 to 1 to win Flynn side holds limited outside money while odds may shift to about 7 to 2 as wagering grows Commissioner Talbott notes no better price than 2 to 1 likely despite outside bets

Las Vegas N. M Jack Flynn Jack Jolnson Flynn Aremat Johmson Talbott

Roosevelt Third Party Movement Unshaken by Nomination

Oyster Bay July 3 Colonel Roosevelt and Portis show little effort to halt the Roosevelt party’s nomination. They believe a progressive candidate could still unite the third party moves while opposing the Democratic and Republican parties. The conclusion is that Baltimore and Chicago events prove the need for a nationwide nonpartisan approach.

Wilson Oyster Fine N.Y Roosevelt Whlovt Huwe Teri Paris Baltimore Chicago

Dillon for Governor Dark Horse Named by Ohio Republicans

Ohio Republicans name Dillon of the Prank as a potential governor candidate on the fourth ballot amid a crowded field. Brown of Zanesville and Langdon of folanon receive nominations for state offices, with extensive Roosevelt era policy mentions and a separate case noting a thirteen year prison sentence for Robbery.

Columbus EL OB ‘Dillon Common Pleas Court Brown Zanesville Grand Army of the Republic Department of Ohio Langdon Folanon Congressmes Hare Edward M. Pullington Union County Roosevelt

Baseball Results and Standings From the National League

Cincinnati at St Louis and New York beat Boston while Philadelphia and Brooklyn split losses. Pittsburgh and Chicago games noted. Standings show New York leading, followed by Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, St Louis, and Boston with varying win totals. Today’s games include Brooklyn at New York, Philadelphia at Boston, and Pittsburgh at Chicago. Market notes cover Butter Prints to eggs cattle and hog prices with ranges for prime, choice, and common grades.

National League Cincihnati Barger Miller Erwin Pittsburg Chicago Cheney Archer Robinson Cole Warner and Simon New York Seve BT Cincinnati Philadelphia Brooklyn Vrese Louis Ceee Boston Cee Pennsylvania Ohio Washington Hughes Pelty Ihenry Houck Lapp Detroit Cleveland Lake Duline Stahage Krapp Blanding O'Neil St. Lois St. Louis Hamilton Kritchell Benz Boston Bale Ale Ava Lois Tees Gaines Chivagu Situats Clevisdad Ruston

Wheat and corn slips hit grain market in Chicago notes

Rain in the northwest unsettled traders at the Chicago grain market on Tuesday. Wheat led the activity with small holders supplying most of the business while corn showed weakness alongside wheat and oats closed mixed with July prices at 1065 for wheat 731 for corn and 454 for oats

Ago Chicaigo

Summer diarrhoea remedy promise speedy cure

An old public notice advises treating summer diarrhoea in children with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil, asserting a speedy cure. It notes this remedy is for sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Public statement endorses Doan's Kidney Pills

George Croft of 465 Water St Indiana Pa testifies to severe kidney back pain last summer. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he reports relief from the first dose and four boxes later is free of pain and active again. Endorses the product. price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Indiana Dean George Croft Water St Doan Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Uoan

Burrel Township Seeks School Contract Bids

Burrel township invites bids for a one year teaching contract at Black Lick School. July 19, 1912 bids from Gradee, Smith, Maxwell and Riesinge for furnishing and furnishing work. Barced Township School Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. J. A. Hayes, Secretary.

Burrel Black Lick School Hira Adoma Pairi'ng Gadee Smith, Maxwell and Riesinge Senonl Bousus Contracia Furbishice Eval kindMog Whloom Barcel Vownship Schoal Board o-Wed J. A. Hayes

Barber shop listing for Reni in good town location

Inquire KE Walker Smith about the barber shop in Indians Pa 250, seeking details on turnover and contact for potential business inquiry.

Reni Walker Smith

For Sale Ad From Rochester Neilson Marion Center Pa

For sale listing reading Good among Cabbage Planta priced at 25 cents per hundred. Advert reads Rochester Neilson Marion Center Pennsylvania.

Rochester

Burglar Tools Displayed by Salvation Army in Spokane

In Spokane Washington a burglar who surrendered before the congregation displayed his tools including two revolvers an electric flash a Jimmy and other parts of a burglar outfit. He said he planned to rob stores because he was hungry until he heard the music.

Salvation Army Spokane

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