Kline backs Bryan for Democratic nomination
Virgil P. Kline personal attorney to John J. Rockefeller and a Standard Oil executive backs William J. Bryan for the Democratic presidential nomination. He says Bryan will be elected and notes Roosevelt supporters may influence the GOP. Ohio Democrats plan a large August homecoming and travel train to New York for Bryan’s tour.
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Seripve-Mcflar Frese Association
Cleveland
Virgil P. Kline
John J. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Fimecff
William J. Bryan
Kline
Bryan
Conservation
Whitehouse
Kling
Gold Democratic Party
Mckintey
Rockefeler
Roosevelt
Rockefeller
Ohio
New York
Bryan at the Douma
William J. Bryan visited the douma in St. Petersburg for an hour. He spoke with Constitutional Democrats and Jewish deputies, expressed sympathy for Russian Jews, and predicted Russian regeneration. He planned a series of articles on Russian and American democratic movements and left for Stockholm tonight.
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veripps-McRae Frees Association
T. Petersburg
Willam J. Bryan
Douma Yeaterday
Democrats
Russia
Bryan
Btockholm
Nebraska Statesman
Rochtebeff
Vinaver
Gredezoul
Social Democrats
M. Salkvadz
Cleveland still reserved on Bryan as Democratic nominee
June 15 Princeton New Jersey Grover Cleveland avoided endorsing William J Bryan as the Democratic Presidential candidate. He has not spoken for publication, choosing to stay retired while following Gov David H Francia of Missouri who said Bryan broadened his ideas and was worthy of any office. Cleveland notes Bryan’s revival and foreign travel as unusual factors in a possible nomination.
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W. J. Bryn Ferippe
McRpe Preas Association
Princeton
Numors
Grover Cleveland
William J. Bryan
Cleveland
Bryan
Davidh Francia
Mireouri
Missouri
Mryan
Aimee
Uwice
Clergy Vesce for Head Minister Cigar Value
Fragmented text mentions carpets cleaning and repair services with unclear naming. It references calling them by either and includes stray phrases about Asbilan Broa and ruga from carpets, lacking coherent event or identifiable entities.
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Asbilan
Polite Burglar Clips Window in Virginia Ave Shop
Burglars entered Horoff's shoe store on Virginia Avenue Thursday night by prying open the center and breaking a window. After taking a number of samples of shoe stock, the thief closed the window and shutter, with the theft discovered Friday morning.
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Horoff
Virginia Ave
Gulnz
Milk sellers accused in city milk standard breach
O. Deck, a grocer at 346 Indiana Avenue, and J. F. Kimball of New York were arrested Friday by Milk Inspector Latte on charges of selling milk below standard.
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O. ©. Deck
Indiana, Ave
J. F. Kimball
Nsw
New Yorst
Latte
Jay Gould Wins at Prince's Club in London
Jay Gould, an American court tennis player, defeated C Paris in straight sets at the Princes Club. The match ended 6 4, 3 6, 2, showcasing Gould's skill in a world championship tie event in London on June 15.
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London
Jay Gould
Thay
C. Paris
Princes Acure
Probe All Roads and Military Maneuvers in July Notice
The Interstate Commerce Commission sent a circular to U S railways seeking information for its investigation of coal and oil business. It demands lists of property and interests as of Jan 4 1906, plus company affiliations and distribution contacts. Military maneuvers plan joint summer camps across the country with strict conditions and camp setup by Aug 4. Oregon election results show Republicans winning Gregan by a large majority. Fulton's remarks note limited Democratic gains and mention Alfred Washington Benson introduced by Risenthal and Senator Lung.
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Meripps-McNine Press
Lanneiation
Washington
Jime
Interstate Commutes Commission
United States
Ita
Enal
Geven Brigade
Treaya
Regular Army
Manassae
Congress
War Department
Mount Gretna
la Chickamauga Park
Austin
Tex
Hare Committee
Senate
Oregon
Benator Fulton
Repubicans
Gregan
Fulton
White House
Garserner
Alfred Washington Benson
New York Umbrella Scheme
A New Yorker creates a dollar umbrella plan giving use of any umbrella for 1 year. By paying a dollar you receive two exchange checks to redeem a black cotton umbrella at drug stores offices or hotels during showers. If you keep the umbrella you still earn exchange checks. loss of the dollar is possible but saving compared to owning your own umbrella is argued.
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New York
New Yorker
Bfa
Vice President Fairbanks Hosts Editors in Indianapolis Parade
Vice President Charles Fairbanks arrived from Washington to attend a reception at his Indianapolis home. Gov. Hanly and Mayor Bookwalter greeted him as editors, led by John Dymond, filed into carriages before a band procession. The event featured a large editor turnout, with many left waiting for spaces. Jamestown, Va, chosen next year’s meeting site amid debate over action on Congo atrocities.
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Charles Wairbanks
Washiton
Na_ionel Eitertal association
Prirbanks
Infou
Gov. Hanly
John Dymond
C. A. Bookwalter
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Jackson-place van Flea
Marion Lea
Indianapolis
Washington, D.C
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Marlon Club
Fairbanks
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Dymond
Bankwalter
Commercial Associations of
Tally-hng
Edltore
Hugh J. McGowan
Traction and Terminal Company
Washlington
Washington
Meridian
Monument
Andiangpeita Journal
Ito the Star Publishing Company
tidl+nnapolis Brewing company
Union Station
Gov
Hugh
Kansas
Whitehead
Mayor Bookcharter
Rarriage
Oteers
Gov. Uoed
Hin Bs
Jamestown
St. Paul
Hodges
Minne Epolia
V) Collins
Afinneapalin
Nombebell
Nic
Wonal Editoria
Hoomevelt
Hoat
West Congo
Leopold
Collins
Cotting
Vigorows
Convention Adjourns to Hear Vice President Ebanks
The assembly adjourned amid protests to meet Vice-President Ebanks and hear the morning session. Yells of a5 Tule echoed through the hall as officers for the next term were debated, with the all-hitting committee recommending re-election of Secretary Ashbrook and recording Secretary Uncle Ram of Auburn, Indiana.
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Ebanks
Ihe Seston
Dymond
Secrenty Ashbrook
Ram
Auburn
Und
Denit Gets Credit At Jamestown Convention
An unruly fragmentary report notes Denit of Pottem Virginia receiving praise at a convention in Jamestown. The text references a Minnesota delegate and city ties to St Paul and Minneapolis, with unclear events and outcomes.
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pAutem
Jamestown
Atele
St Paul aMrimeapetis
Durty
Dymond’s Loving Cup Respectfully Retired Leader
A memorial marks the retirement of a Birmingham based chairing figure after a lengthy service. The event on Tuesday morning honored the retiring president with a blood memorial and recognition of the close of the annual session.
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Java
Birminiham
Henehitien Ghoris
Indiana editors host visiting delegates at Gers y Man House
Indaiana editors arrange a unique Friday night program for visiting delegates and their families at the Gers y Man House with musical numbers and recitations promised Ties to the event are uncertain but highlight a social entertainment planned by the Indiame Editorial association.
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Indiame
Gersy Man
Advitaston
Indiana
St. Mefrestinen S
Wil Collow
Governor Hoch Attends National Dictorial Association Meet
Gov Hoch of Kungaa arrives at the convention wearing a straw hat reminiscent of sixteenth century French chapeau. He refuses to be interviewed, as reported from the National dictatorial association gathering on Thursday afternoon with details continued on another page.
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Gov
Hoch
Kungaa
National Dictorial Association
College Lovers Tie in Mt Vernon Nuptials
Ase Mary Detptinis Simily of Mt Vernon and Tihten P. Greyh of Ment Vernon were married at the home of the bride's parents. The ceremony featured a daisy bouquet and lace covers, with a ring exchange as musicians played. Family and friends, including Mrs Alford and Mies Charlotte Mane Meets, attended the reception in Meridian. The couple will reside in Levington after the ceremony.
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Mary Detptinis
Tihten P. Greyh
Ment Vernon
Brnotenthe
Irvington
Lyhie
Daisy Conners
Duron Virions
Col. Alford
Cleveand
W. D. Meeds
Mis
Charlotte Mane
Meridian
Miey
Daley Greer
Pris
Pes
Alvin Grenk
Chicago
John Greer
New Unleans
Monreer
Mount Yer
LaActhie
Levington
Woman Assumes All the Blame in Court Discharge
A woman testified before the Board of Public Safety on a charge of immorality alleging improper conduct by her husband. The man was discharged after an investigation and questioning, with the wife acting as a witness and recounting events at the couple’s home.
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Tella
Palruiman Thoms
Police Cortion
Board of Public Safers
Stork
Feria
Mir Lorena Good
William
Bawiek
Alabana St
Phos
Smook
Hem
Che
Heighter Rong
Frigk Stewart Hurt In Severe Squeeze Near Rail Yard
A report from the Redacted area states Frigk Stewart of Netanaliy Sortar and Fuel was crushed between a gate and passing freight cars near the Cay bnaphal Wilddy yard. He sustained injuries but is not in critical condition and resides at 243 Colum bhe-tivg.
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Frigk Stewart
Ale
Employe
Netanaliy Sortar and Fuel Company
Cay
Bnaphal Wilddy
Uraiven
Thirtecothent
Lake Erie & Western
Wien
Colum
Camping outfits play role in golf and tennis goods firm
Binns A and ip Wulsel-Binns A and ip operate CAMPING OUTFITS a golf and tennis goods firm located at 31860 GUS HABICH with address 12 W Washington 2t. The listing references business details and contact points in a compact notice style.
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Gus Habich
W. Washington
Warrant Arrest Linked to Robbery Report Turmoil
In Mrs. Mary C. Evans arrest sequence at a Wees shore area, officers report claims of reporting a robbery under a false name. Witnesses describe disturbances, searches, and a chest of money. prosecutors face questions over motive and prior liquor sales allegations.
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Mary C. Evans
Preilylhiedest
Evans
Palive Xing Hernante
Jacoley
Hagerty
Itwatan
Hwa
Meret
Tinterty
Rayein Wadon
Bra
Evany
Mercxae
Shy
Tham
Nerra
Greek laborer injured in cave-in near railroad site
A Greek laborer named Steve Zorken, living at 50 W Maryland, was caught in a cave-in south of the city near Indiana south railroad works Friday. He was cut and drained and taken by civil engine to the hospital. He was not severely injured according to reports.
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Woods
Aetty
Eurpiriae
Hagerty
Steve
Begue
Percen
Kiavet Pie
Indiana South
Railroad Company
Steve Zorken
Maryland
Ana
Ky Kosalttal
President Roosevelt and the cost of presidential travel
A 1900s discussion notes who pays for a presidential train tour. It argues the government covers official needs while the president pays for personal comforts and security. It questions taxing travel costs to the private purse and advocates railroads paying for some travel perks. The piece criticizes free rides but supports necessary protection and official entourage.
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Mra. Roosevelt
White House
Whitehouse
White- House
Pwinet Wmeres
oMvlal
Phy
Mekiniyy
Foosexolt
Vhia Dill
Abesa Receiver Files Claim Against Ohio Valley Bridey Company
Curtis B. Vickery brought suit to receive payment from the solvent Ohio Valley Bridey Company, noting the firm owes him. Company offices are in Indians.
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ABESA
Curtis B. Vickery
Suli
Received
Ohio Valley Bridey Company
Ms Company 19
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