Bryan says Cleveland bid could turn tragedy for party
Milwaukee July 4 William Jennings Bryan warned that Cleveland's presidential candidacy would be comedy now but tragedy if it succeeds He doubted Cleveland supporters could secure the convention and voiced strong opposition to the plan in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Opium Joint Raided by Police Detertives
Detectives Holtz Bray Kurz and Lancaster arrested Julia Bhaffer and her husband Joe Shatter WT Bilsworth Jr on a charge of operating an opium joint. The suspects are colored and the raid occurred about 6 am Tuesday aiming to find patrons, but only the keepers remained.
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Woods Couple Believed in Canada Amid Best Murder Case
New York July 14 A belief persists that Dr John D Woods and his wife, sought in connection with Col William Best murder, are in Canada. Detectives traced a protest letter to a Niagara Falls hotel paper and a Buffalo mailing, with evidence suggesting the Woods may have used assumed names while traveling from Seattle to San Rafael.
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Langley Airship Test Planned on Potomac
Washington July 14 Langley secretary of the Smithsonian S P Langley near ready to launch an airship for navigation after spending about 29 000 of private funds and years of work The trial will be on the Potomac below Washington from a houseboat roof The cigar shaped ship is 60 feet long built of steel and brass with a 26 horsepower engine and is designed to carry a man on a platform Guards and soldiers watch the boat as eight to ten workmen place and adjust parts Congress funded part of the project and the act is kept secret
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Pitiable Condition Report From Prats In Cape Verde
Dispatch from Cape Verde notes that Prats on the coast of Santiago island suffers extreme misery due to unemployment. Many are starving and numerous elderly people have died. Government relief is described as utterly inadequate.
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Antisaloon Visitor Carries Kokomo Controversy
Misa Carrie Bryer of Kokomo visited this city as part of the antisaloon movement. She is known in Kokomo for losing a good position due to her hostility to the saloon element, and is described by local supporters as “Cursie, Damention.”
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Seadar
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Cornerstone Removed at Trinity Methodist Church Move
A tin box was removed from the cornerstone of the old Trinity Methodist Church at Alabama and North streets on Tuesday morning. It will not be opened until the prayer meeting at Central Avenue Methodist Church next Thursday night. The building is being torn down to make way for a new Histo medical college facility. W J Smith supervises the box, and several college officials attended the removal, though no formal ceremony occurred.
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Long Service Mental Strain Warns Navy Paymaster
Washington report records Surgeon Hesler warning that officers on duty in the Philippines for over a year face mental and physical deterioration. The testimony surfaced in the court martial of Phillip W. Delano for irregularities in accounts while serving in Luzon after long stints at Guam and the East, returning via the Suez Canal.
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Notable Local Figures Fall From Wealth and Sanity
The brief items report Geth John Q. Lane of Atlantic City once wealthy is now penniless and insane. Joseph Holbert, 60, Chicago, is dying after a self-inflicted head wound. A Clarksburg, West Virginia man shot near a nosey group. May Shields may die after a billiot assault. Lawyer Henry J. Harrop of Cincinnati found dead in his office after signing for several days. John S. Kline of Reading sues Rev. H. B. Lohner for damages over expulsion. Chauncey Dewey and two others, the Chicago millionaire cowboy among them, freed on bond in Berg family murder case. Thirty warrants issued for those who disrupted a Catholic church festival in Greenup. Feud violence between Whitely and Bartee noted. Arsene found in Mrs. E. S. Blydenburg’s stomach. her husband attempted suicide but survived. Mattie Jardine near Bloomington charged with murdering her one-year-old sister. A baby killed while parents were away. Mrs. Frank Gray Prescott killed a bear carrying her baby. she shot the bear after hearing the child scream.
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Bloomington
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Doan's Ointment Promises Relief for Eczema
Thousands seek relief from itchy skin conditions as Doan's Ointment is touted by Indianapolis residents and merchants. Emma Mann recounts severe eczema improved after using the product from Henry J. Huder's drug store with nationwide sales and authorized agents listed.
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Misa Emma Mann
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Henry J. Huder
Orme
Price Maconte
Foster-Mulburs Co
Buffalo
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Board of Prison Reform Organized for State Penitentiaries
The board of prison reform met at the house for organization and preliminary work. Members include the governor’s appointees Charles G. Mayay T. M. French and John L. Rupe, with the superintendent of Michigan State Prison and other officials. The board will study convict labor conditions and related prison facts and report at the next legislature meeting.
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Richmond
Dowie Declared Second Elijah Amid Libel Trial
Chicago July 1 Dowie proclaimed anew the second Elijah during a libel trial involving Samuel W. Pride and the Leaves of Wealth. Webb, Dowie’s attorney, asserts Dowie believes he is the divine messenger and intends to restore gospel practices as the apostles did. Jury confusion ends with a dismissal to avoid garbled statements affecting verdict. A separate ad touts ointment cures and opened a car shop offering electric and gas machines.
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Compliment Noted In Vocal Ad For The Bun Office
A fragment mentions complimentary notices and an invitation to use free words in classified sections at The Bun office located near Main A. It references Wanted Male Help Wanted Female Help Wanted Situation Female and For Rent Rooms with a phone option for inquiries.
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President Roosevelt Faces Kishinet Petition Chaos
In Bear's Mouth Oyster Bay July 1 President Roosevelt pressed the Kishinet petition issue. The Wal B'rith committees Leo N. Lewis, Strang and Simon Wolk were named. The president criticized the committee's delay and indicated action might come before day’s end. He hosted Dr. Albert Shaw Maurice Bhel'don Ames and Father Belford at lunch. Secretary of War Knox arranged travel.
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Maurice Bhel
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Tuesda
Will Ask Forgiveness From His Mother in Kansas City
Loris Mara, once misled about his mother, plans to seek forgiveness after discovering a letter from her during his father Marshall’s final days. He learned evidence of her innocence and now searches St Louis for the mother he has not seen in years.
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Harry Mara
Kansas City
Marshall
Nee
St Mershall
St. Louis
Glassmakers in Session in Cincinnati Deliberate on Machines
Delegates at the glassworkers conventions in Cincinnati escort the Cambridge, Ohio, delegate George W. Simpson’s body to a train after his death by poison at the Munro hotel. President Hayes reads a lengthy report as Ringsblowing machines loom. Lawner shows the union’s strong finances with over 200000 in the treasury.
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German Editor Injured in Jeffersonville Scuffle
Jeffersonville Indiana report notes editor George F. Hagiehardt of Der Boedechter aus Indiena was seriously hurt after being thrown from a vehicle during a chaotic incident. Police investigate possible assault and motive as local German community recounts events.
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