Bryan welcomed to Chicago West Side banquet at Jefferson Club
Nebraskan William Jennings Bryan arrived in Chicago where a delegation from Iroquois and Jefferson clubs escorted him from Grand Trunk station to the Auditorium annex. A motorcade through Washington Park followed a reception for the public with Mrs Bryan and daughter Grace, amid crowds and political figures from across the country.
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Scrippe-MeRine Press Association
Chicago
Willam
Jennligs Bryen
Mandredy
Grand Trunk Railway
Johnson Bets Bryan to Sweep for Roosevelt Nomination
Cleveland Sept. 4 Mayor Tom L. Johnson says W. J. Bryan’s stance on government ownership of railroads guarantees Roosevelt’s Republican nomination and predicts Bryan will beat Roosevelt. He argues the issue is government or municipal ownership, a moral question shaping voters across the nation.
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Tom Johnrop
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
W. J.bryan
Ralirnate
Bryan
New York
Allroad
United “States
Chicago
Groom Must Pay For Wooden Leg In Legal Dispute
In Pittsburgh Allegheny county court an appeal arises over a woman’s wooden leg billed to Dr Clarence Gukert. The suit claims Gukert must pay AM for the limb furnished years ago to his wife, now deceased, with defense arguing the item was not his responsibility. Alderman Charles Anderson ruled in favor of payment. Gukert appealed.
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Pittsbcrg
Allegheny County
S Alerman
Clarence Gubert
Pittsburg
R. Hi
Ale- Kenzie
Gukert
Charles Anderson
Stephen Porter
Allegheny
Cut and Direct Divorce Case Develops Lack of Cause
A judge refused to grant a divorce to Charles E. Clements from Lona Clements, calling the case remarkable. He noted the wife’s loyalty, the husband’s temper, and that reading love stories did not justify dissolution. Evidence showed they remained dutiful. they had already divided property.
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Ares Timas
Henry Clay Allen
Eleutt Court
Charles E. Clements
Randolph County
Lona Clements
Charles W. Paris
Landalpy County Senanty
R. Weise
Mes
Clements
Spadunavie
Hundalph
State Board Medical Exam Grants Licenses to Graduates
The State Board of Medical Registration and Examination held an exam on Tuesday for graduates of commissioned high schools who seek entry to medical colleges. Diploma holders from commissioned schools are admitted without examination, and those scoring 75 percent or higher on the current test gain the same privilege. About 15 men took the examination.
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State Board of Medical Registention and Examination
Entire train wreck on Sherman mountain near Cheyenne
A Chicago to Los Angeles Union Pacific flyer derailed after leaving the track at Red Buttes on Sherman mountain west of Cheyenne in the early morning. Two tramphs were killed and one injured. Fireman J. W. Zook was injured along with Brakeman T. Donnelly Bon. The cause remains unknown.
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Scrippe-McKae Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Union
Red Buttes
Sherman Mountain
J. W. Zook
T. Donnell Y Bon
Two Days of Fierce Fighting in Isle of Cuba
Reports from Havana describe a major engagement near Cumanayagua and Clenfurgon with Col Valle’s royalist forces clashing with insurgents led by Maj Postela. Reinforcements arrived as battles raged along the Agu River area, with Valle holding a vulnerable position and Guerra’s army marching north along Del Rio province.
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MeRac Press
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Havana
Cuba
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Cumanayngia
Clen
Col. Valle
Royaliate
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Clestuegon
Santi Clary
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Avalos
de Martinez
San Juan
Avalon
Saloon Keepers Arrested for Holiday Closings
Three city saloon keepers disobeyed Chief Metager’s order and closed on a legal holiday. David Friedman, Fred Reter, and Henry Scott pleaded guilty and were fined $10 each. Officers Poot and Butts enforced the order. A separate arrest involved W. E. Ester over a beverage at the fair grounds. Ester’s case was set for the Justice of the Peace.
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Poller
Robert Metager
Tashor
AMI
Iquer
David Freid¢man
Wanhington-sat
Fred Reter
Vey-St
Henry Scott
N. Hormes
Poot
W. E. Ester
Sourbler
Morning Dispatch of Global Bits and Local Notes
Seatt les and Honolulu report ships grounded and endangered while a Moroccan claimant to a throne is routed. A Russian cruiser explosion in Barrow kills four. In Philadelphia Testa estate trust troubles loom. In Arkansas John Littin elected governor with about a 60 000 lead. Indiana politics suggested to swing Republican. Missouri and local officials report a councilman’s death by suicide. Local cigar brand marketing note concludes.
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Wash
Boston
Sheridan
Oahu
Tangler
Barrow
Eng
Philadelphia
Meal Estate Trust Company
Little Rock
Ark
John
Littin
Jie
J. J. Worthington
Wallington
Robert J. Tracewell
The
Treasury
Indiana
Raedama
W. F, Hanbherner
Usity
Bin
Return of the Banker in a Morocco Request
A U S message urged the United States to ask Morocco to deliver Paul Biennaland, the bank wrecker, to U S officials for trial in Minos. No treaty exists with Morocco, complicating the request for extradition.
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Serippeuenac Arres Association
Springfied
Bept4
Donven
Faee
Freal
Dent Roosevelt
United States
Morocco
Paul C. Biennland
Pretty Countess Charms Officer Behind Naval Scandal
Ensign Lawrence Bruff of the battleship Missouri and midshipman Jackson fought over Miss Maxwell, a barroom temptress known as the Burgan Countess. Bruff disappeared twice from his tug and later returned, facing a potential court martial. he resigned after a final absence. Bruff hailed from New York City.
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New York
Siates
Lawrence Bruft
Missouri
Shin
North River
Evans
Wna
Oont
Aml
Oiga Maxwell
Burgan
Sinegine Qiamissat
Jackson
Hrum
Agi
Migs Maxwell
Timoe Ha Wae
aAiliniral Evans
Moner
Netmiray
Drufe
Anave Lm
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Helyrea
Pledae
Ang
Dri
Brat
Misa Maxwell
Bruff
New York City
Fete for Children Aims to Aid Kindergarteen N
The executive board of the Free Kindergarten association plans a lawn fete between Eleventh and Thirteenth streets to raise funds for the kindergarten. It features vaudeville, dancing, ice cream, candy, popcorn, and a grab bag with prizes. Punch and Judy will entertain, and the event backs a noted vaudeville program with singers.
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Reneraus
Cnusa
Mort
N. Sheekdions
Eleventh-st
Thirveenthent
Wales
Pree Kindergarten Association
Sama
Exins Larimer
Sheriff to Pay Tiger Slayers in County Budget Debate
County Council balks at approving funds for deputies and an official automobile tied to Sheriff Edward Sourbier. Readiness to support law enforcement raids near the camp clashes with concerns over county finances and approval procedures. Officials warn further expense reviews may occur before next Wednesday meeting.
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Mation County Council
Edward Sourbier
Bendann Harrison
Connellmen
Am Auto
Paving Hearing Delayed In Alabama Street Case
In superior court Tuesday a preliminary hearing in Wilhelmina Stacle vs. city over pavement bids on Alabama Avenue was postponed at request of counsel. A temporary restraining order remains in effect as Justice McMaster considers questions of fact requiring careful investigation.
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Chy Alorney
Frederick FB
Superior Court
Wilhelmina Stacle
Ely
Alabama
J. T. McMaster
Matyon
Jurgen Medunter
Robbery at Charles E Spahr Home Spawns Foot Chase
A burglar entered the Spahr residence on Mé Cen ter Drive Wondruff Place Monday night. Shoes and a pair of streetcar tickets were taken from trousers and a nap alarmed the family. Mrs Spatz screamed, waking Charles E Spahr who pursued the intruder through the kitchen before the thief escaped.
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Charles E. Spahr
Atr
Spake
Boahr
Blea. Sppitz
Nolse
Marbler
Case Postponed in Jail Case Over Attorneys
The trial of Ataball B. Gooding versus Georges W. Clements was postponed due to the lawyers being jailed. Attorneys named were M. D. Gooding and R. B. Houren. Houren was jailed for attempting to influence testimony about Robert Munson’s death linked to a Downer incident.
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Atataball B. Gooding
Georges W. Clements
Justice of the Peace Survey
Stout
Bribery Charges Brought to Grand Jury for Two Officials
Frank Glenn and James Sanilerm, former polling department members, waived examination and were sent to the grand jury. Attorney Charles Petthotin says the preliminary hearing should be set aside. Porter, a saloon keeper, allegedly offered officers money to avoid arrest. payments allegedly totaled small sums to supervisors. Sanders and Glenn faced disciplinary actions by the Board of Safety.
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Frank Glenn
James Sanilerm
Poling Department
Wish
Turstay
Charles Petthotin
Wte
Innolles Court
Glenn
Sanders
Perry Porter
W. Walnuts
Laws Koauss
E. Merrill
Marcel
Puss Tepausa
Gnania
al Ang
Fith Glenn
Randers
Board of
Fafecy
Gov Folk Stricken With Malaria Fever
ARPPRASON CITY Sept 4 Gov JW Folk is confined to bed with malaria fever. He had just returned from a lantern trip yesterday and is described as very sick though not alarming. His doctors say the illness is serious but not dangerously so and his condition will be watched closely.
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Folk
Arpprason City
Stn
Cavalry in Line for City March
Troops from Ft Harrison prepare for a practice march to Indianapolis with a squadron of horse and artillery. Captains and lieutenants assume commands, while one officer is injured. The Twenty-seventh Infantry Band performed at the Fort event amid rumors of further mobilization and the Nelson-Gans fight interest spurred by the soldiers.
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Oscar NM
Wagner
Benjamin Harrixo
Indianapolis
Labor Day
Benjamin Hueriaon
Dri Wadhen
Uccea
Auringatti
Marry Franklin
Alfred Biernstad
Harry Cooper
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Fisheridan
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Tueadas
L. GC. Berry
Dengamin Harrison
Mo. Sibley
Carter
Washington
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Nelson
Sam
Benjamin Syrtinon
Watches and Jewelry Bargains Amid Wet Weather
During the wet sultry weather JL PL Multally Jeweler offers special low prices on watches and jewelry. It will be to your advantage to buy now. The ad also mentions laundry and family washings services.
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JL PL
Multally
Monument Pisce
Clash on Panama City streets as rival candidates clash
In Panama City crowds fought in the streets between supporters of Vice President Obama and Senor Guardia. Police joined the fracas, failing to quell the outbreak. A congressman was shot on the steps of an American bank and several others were wounded amid rising fever over the vice-presidential race.
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Serigpe-McRae Prees Association
Panama
Senii
Obama
Senor Guardia
Ting
Ferling
Stepa
American Bank
Stara Republican Central Committee Meeting Discuss Campaign
The Stara Republican Central Committee will meet Wednesday afternoon to discuss campaign openings and to make arrangements. The meeting was started from Monday and ports indicate plans are underway.
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Stara Republican Central Committed
Wickard Trial Set on Conspiracy Charge
Prosecutor Chorien P. set September as the date for Wickard and former State Auditor David F. Sherriem to face criminal court on charges of conspiring to misappropriate state funds.
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Set
Chorien P. Itonedtet
Haz Wet
Septeb
WU Jhe &. Wickard
David F. Sherriem
Mayor Welcomes Visitors at Fifty Fourth Pharmaceutical Convention
The fifty fourth annual convention of the American Pharmaceutical Association opened in Claypod with Mayor C A Buckwalter delivering an address of welcome. Officers were nominated for the ensuing year including president Leo Eliel, first vice president Willam Miftethueh, second vice president Jr S N Hallberg, secretary Thomas F P Cook, treasurer S 4 Sheppard, and other council members. The gathering drew over 300 attendees, both men and women, with sessions scheduled through Tuesday and events at the Propylasum.
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American Pharmaceutical Association
Urothe Palmiuor
Smonday
C. A. Buckwalter
Vrewitent
Leo Eliel
South Bend
Ind
Frmt
Joseph L. Lembers
Aer
Lebanon
Joseph R. Remington
Philadelphia
Charles E. Done
Baltimore
York
Crick
Weleck
Run Down by Wagon Injures Local Man
Samuel Hinkle, aged, was struck and run over by a grocery wagon driven by Carl Morris at Vitnety and Washington rta. Tuesday. Hinkle suffered a broken arm and was moved to City hospital. Dan Finn grocer owned wagon. Morris arrested and charged with assault and battery.
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Samuel Hinkle
Carl Morris
Vitnety
Washington Rta
Hinkle
City
Finks
Speingfield, T
W. Washington
Chinkle
Dan Finn
Washington-st. Morris
Cost Comparison of Street Paving Materials
A citizen asked the Board of Public Works if bitulithic paving is cheaper than asphalt. Frank Noll replied with per square yard costs for bitulithic and asphalt including gutters and curbs. Figures show asphalt and brick gutter options with prices around $1.90 to $2.80 per yard in various street combinations.
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Farkave
Board of Public Works
Frank Noll
Tenth St
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