Third term surfaced by old Roosevelt ally in Lincoln
David E. Thompson of Lincoln Nebraska former ambassador to Brazil and Mexico visited Theodore Roosevelt to urge a Republican third term for him. Thompson reported broad western support from Dakotas to Mexico and said most of his 400 executive contacts favor Roosevelt for a third term unless Democrats win big next fall. He plans a follow up visit. Roosevelt accepted Knoxville Appalachian exposition invitation for September.
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New York
David E. Thompson
Lincoln
Neb
Brazil
Mexico
Theodore Roosevelt
Middle West
Thompson
Outlook
Col. Roosevelt
Dakotas
Roosevelt
Col
Pan-American Railway
Knoxville
Tenn
Exposition Committee
Taft
W. J. Oliver
Panama Canal
Madriz Deepens Trouble Over Nicaragua Crisis
Washington reports the Nicaraguan crisis worsened by alleged ill treatment of American William Pittman in a Managua prison. Threats against U.S. life and property persist as President Madriz faces charges. the State Department notes the Venus incident and the capture of D. A. Burgheim amid anti American sentiment and American interests in Nicaragua.
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Washington
William Pittman
Managua
United States
Nicaragua
Madriz
State Department
Venus
New Orleans
Razapulpa
Pittman
Central
South America
D. A. Burgheim
Norwegian Steamer Carries Arms to Estrada Forces
The Norwegian steamer Utstein sailing under Captain Olsen departed for Bluefields Nicaragua with ammunition and small arms aboard to aid the Estrada faction. The vessel has been detained by customs officials in MOBILE for two days awaiting clearance.
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Estrada
Mobile
Aln
Utstein
Olsen
Bluefields
Nicaragua
One Dead Two Wounded In Battle At North Olmstead
Cleveland July 15 One man is dying two are wounded and there is no possibility of other casualties from a revolver battle Thursday night between three bandits and 40 members of a construction gang on the Lake Shore railroad at North Olmstead about 20 miles southwest of here. After payday at the camp the railroad men retired to their banks when the robbers appeared at midnight. Shooting began at once and three of the gang were wounded in the exchange.
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Cleveland
Lake Shore
North Olmstee
Here
Beveridge Talk Dominates First Resolutions at Indiana Rally
The First district Republican convention hears Finley Mount laud Beveridge, with Hemenway and Durre urging unity. Ed Fitzpatrick and others address delegates as Edgar Durre champions harmony. The resolutions praise Taft era policies, tariff fixes, railroad regulation, river and harbor improvements, mining, postal savings, and Ohio river work, pledging continued Republican leadership led by Taft’s record and Indiana ticket.
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Finley Mount
Hue
Beveridge
Hemenway
Jims
Mount
John Reed
Jance Monahan
Ed Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court
Taft
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Bureau of Mines and Mining
Postal Savings
Republican Party
McKinley
Ohio River
Republican Party of
Indiana
James A. Hemenway
Trade Boosters Start Second Trip With Vim
A second trip of trade boosters departs from Connersville amid cheer and splashy celebrations as locals fill a third floor with water prank bottles. Charles L. Henry of the Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co and C O Warfel accompany the party while officials note monthly rail passenger figures. The group returns to Rushville late in the day after a luncheon in the Knights of Pythias hall.
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Connersville
Knoeck
Take Poslam With You For Summer Skin Woes
Travel brief notes Poslam as a portable skin remedy for sunburn rash itching and minor afflictions. It highlights its antiseptic properties and versatility for acne herpes tetter and other itch conditions. A 50 cent travel package and a $2 jar are available from local druggists with free samples on request from Lal.
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Eckema
H. J. Hyder and
Weber Drug. Co
Lal
Gibson County Seeks Pink of Harmony After Brady Loss
Princeton Indiana July 15 The Gibson county delegation returns from Boonville where John W Brady was defeated. While dazed they plan a few days of close training to come back in tune with the pink of harmony.
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Gibson County
Brady
Princeton
Ind
Boonville
John W. Brady
Harmony
Woolen mill offers custom two piece suit for $10.60
Our Woolen Mill advertises remnants suitable for a made to measure two piece suit priced at 10.60 dollars, though earlier values are listed at 20 dollars. The notice names S. J. Singer & Sons located at 43 West Washington Street.
Pennsylvania Directors Defy Their Trainment
Pennsylvania officials consider a possible strike by the Order of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Mediators cannot act without mutual request, though a large fund exists to support the dispute. Presidents Lee and Garretson may call a strike if needed, while awaiting a settlement attempt with government mediation efforts.
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Order of
Brotherhood of
Pennsylvania
Lee
Garretson
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Neill
Labor Troubles Cited For Viaduct Dynamiting
Pittsburg July 15. A structural iron viaduct under construction by the Wabash railroad near McKees Rocks was dynamited Friday amid alleged labor troubles. The viaduct spans about one fourth of a mile and no injuries were reported.
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Pittsburg
Wabash Railroad
McKees Rocks
Headache Worth 25000 Dollars in Suit Against Rail
San Francisco July 15. Charles E. Naylor an attorney filed suit against the Southern Pacific railway for twenty five thousand dollars claiming compensation for a nine months headache. The action seeks damages based on alleged injuries and interruption of services. Naylor asserts the railroad is liable for the prolonged discomfort and related losses.
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San Francisco
Cal
Charles E. Naylor
Southern Pacific Railway
Remnants Sale on Two-Piece Suits by S. J. Singer
You cannot miss this sale of two-piece suits made from remnants to order priced at $10.60 offered by S. J. Singer & Sons at 43 West Washington Street.
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S. J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
Treaty May Yet Lead to Trouble
Pekin reports show China privately fears the Russo-Japanese Manchurian treaty may trigger renewed aggression in Manchuria as foreign merchants seek access. Chinese merchants worry Russia and Japan could bar trade, prompting riots, while observers follow the wider international fallout from London to New York and beyond.
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Pekin
China
Manchuria
Russia
Japan
Murder Case Crippen Hunt Goes Global At Sea
Central and wireless police hunt Crippen and his stenographer Ethel Leneve expand from New York to Hoboken and London. Ships at sea receive Crippen alerts as Scotland Yard details the Londoners, a French speaking doctor and shift to evade authorities.
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London
France
Leneve
New York
California
Crippen
Indiana
Mills
Belle Elmore
Frederick Messinger
Brooklyn
Theresa Hann
Locust Avenue
Katherine Volkens
Bertha Messinger
Julius
Frederick
Mme
Fred Ginnett
London Music Hall Artista Guild
Pelle Elmore
Ginnett
New Jer
Hoboken
Central Office
Lusitania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Dr. Crippen
Robert §. Mills
James Mubany
Miss Leneve
Scotland Yard
H. H. Crippen
Ehbiel Clare Leneve
Tien
England
New Jersey
Quivive
Porter Charlton
Ethel Clare Leneve
Actress's US inquiry debunks Grippen's estate claim
A detailed probe in America undermined Grippen's assertion that his wife died of pneumonia en route to Los Angeles to settle an estate. The investigation centered on contrasting travel and medical details, casting doubt on the claimed death circumstances.
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Sey
America
Grippen
Los Angeles
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E. J. Harris
Pike
George Naas
Posey
T. P. Littlepage
Warrick
J. J. Brown
Spencer
J. Seybold
J. R. Long
Charles Hellman
Vanderburg
James Gauble
Garfield Chambers
J. C. Jolly
J. N. Miller
John Kleymeyer
Paine- Aldrich Bill
Jackson
William H. Taft
Wind
Lican Party
Germany
Canada
PINK
the Orient
Crippen Home
Val
Bliss-Swain
Bloom
Eweleus
Ideal Furniture Co
Apollo
Washington Street
Vonnegut
Stone
Vonnegut Hardware CO
The
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