General Dick In Camp With Ohio Militia
Maj. Gen. Charles Dick, commander of the Ohio National Guard, arrived at Be Benjamin Harrison and assumed command of two infantry brigades, engineers, signal corps, hospital corps, and cavalry. United States senator Gen. Dick, with Gen. W. V. McManen, established headquarters west of Gen. Carter. The staffs have been in camp. the last Ohio troops arrived Thursday as they detrained and prepared for duty.
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Charles ,_ Dick
Ohio National Guard
Benjamin Harrison
Ohio Guardsmen
Signal Corps
United States
W. V. Mc Maken
Carter
McManen
Ohio
Friends Close Their Conference at Winona
FR IENDS CLOSE THEIR CONFERENCE AT WINONA LAKE Ind Sept 4 The General Conference of Friends closed here after naming officers including President Dr Joseph Swain Swarthmore college secretary Bertha Fromell Wilmington Del treasurer Harry Hawkins New York City educational committee chair E B Rawson New York philanthropic committee Charles Underhill Brooklyn general secretary R Barkley Spicer Philadelphia first day school committee Dr O Edward Janney Baltimore Md Sunday school committee Herbert P Worth Westchester Pa
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Winona Lake
Ind
General Conference of Friends
Joseph Swain
Swarthmore College
Bertha Fromell
Wilmington
Del
Harry Hawkins
New York City
E. B. Rawson
New York
Charles Underhill
Brooklyn
R. Barkley Spicer
Philadelphia
O. Edward Janney
Baltimore
Herbert P. Worth
Westchester
Democratic Club Reports Longtime Republican Voter Switch
A Prospect Democratic club meeting featured Mr. Spaulding who said he had voted Republican for forty years but would vote the Democratic ticket in November. Preparations for a large gathering next Wednesday include a new drum corps.
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Prospect Democratic Club
Spaulding
Betts and Wango Draw In Six-Round Bout
New York September 4 Betts and Willie Wango fought a fast even six round star bout at the Longacre A C. It marked Betts return after several months and he showed up very well.
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Betts
Wango
New York
Kid Betts
Willie Wango
Longacre A. C
Independence party drives Indiana bid with Hearst blast
Hearst denounces both major parties as ruled by finance and predicts victory for the Independence party. Nominees and electors listed across Indiana counties with Horne Lash and others. Hisgen hails Jeffersonian Democrat and Lincoln Republican shift to Ind party ideals including direct nominations and recall. Campaigns pledge bank reform and popular sovereignty as Indiana moves into full election mode.
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United States
Bryan
Brooklyn
Democratic Party
Denver
Republican Party
Independence Party
Hisgen
Party of Liberty and Equal Opportunity
Indiana
Hearst
Mr. Morgan
Tom Tagegart
Champion pauper dead in Utica long fought public charge
Notable Utica obituary notes Hezekiah Monk dies in Herkimer county poor house after a life as a public charge. The report emphasizes his lifelong residence in the institution and his death there yesterday in the same facility.
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Utica
N. Y
Hezekiah Monk
Herkimer County
Rose Thorn
Portland
Ore
Rose Bernstein
Independence party rally at English's Opera House
Founders and leaders of the Independence party addressed a large audience at English's Opera House on Thursday night. Sir Hearer and Thomas L. Hisgen spoke strongly, with Mayor G. W. Mea Cashrin among speakers. Party slate for Illinois included Zion for Governor and George Roose for Supreme Court. The crowd heard sharp attacks on Bryan and calls for direct nomination, recall, and voter empowerment.
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Independence Party
United States
Opera House
Sir. Hearer
Thomas L. Hisgen
G. W. Mea Cashrin
Rock Island
Illinois
James M. Zion
Insolence and love prompts questions on marriage and income
A dialogue features a refusal to marry for money, with a quip about what income would inspire passion. A man suggests marriage for love, while a woman questions how large an income must be for infatuation to arise.
Death of Frank P. Sargent Former Immigration Commissioner
Frank P. Sargent, U. S. commissioner general of immigration, died in Washington at dawn. Appointed to succeed Terence Powderly in 1902, Sargent was born in Vermont, served in the U S cavalry in Arizona, then joined the Southern Pacific as a wiper and quickly rose to fireman role and led the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen as grand master in 188.
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Washington
Frank P. Sargent
U. S
Terrance ‘Wy. Powderly
Vermont
Arizona
United States Cavalry
Southern Pacific Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order
Nora Ward Threatened Suicide Then Returned to Life
In Booneville Indiana on September 4 a 19 year old woman Nora Ward threatened to drown herself at Waterworks lake near Darkwater. She rushed several blocks toward the lake but changed her mind after writing a note to her lover Alonzo Davis saying she could not live without him and that his photo would be pinned over her heart when found. Police searched all night for a possible body not knowing she had given up the plan.
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Booneville
Ind
Nora Ward
Jordan
Crowley
Sergi
Bouton fancy coats in silk and lace effects
Local shop offers stylish coats priced at 12 50, featuring silk and lace accents. Shoppers shown a range of elegant designs with affordable luxury for season wardrobes.
Albert Morris dies by self poisoning in Des Moines home
Albert Morris aged 52 drank carbolic acid at his residence 32 W Vermont street Thursday night ending his life after a period of heavy drinking and despondency. He leaves a wife and one son.
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Albert Morris
Vermont Street
Morris
Actor killer's wife identified Irene Shannon in Boston case
A vaudeville actress known as Irene Shannon, 28, is identified as the murdered wife of former actor Jordan. He was arrested after bringing a mutilated torso trunk to Somerville, planning to flee to New York, then Liverpool aboard the Cunard steamer Iverna. He sought to dump parts in the Charles River, bought wire and weights, and told a landlady he would wrap remains for disposal. A hackman alerted police, leading to his detention.
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Irene Shannon
Jordan
Boston
Medford Street
Somerville
New York
Harvard
George W. Collins
Hackman
South Station
Cunard
Ivernta
Liverpool
Charles River
Sergt
Michael Crowley
Hancock Street
Fat Folks Hot Weather Comfort Secret From Druggists
Advert says a home mixture of Marmola Cascara Aromatic and Sirup Simplex aids rapid, painless weight loss without exercise. Claims users shed 12 to 16 ounces daily while eating same foods, avoiding wrinkles or stomach upset, marketed as a harmless alternative to dieting.
Man Arrested After Trunk Reveals Murdered Wife
Police arrested Jordan after exposing a trunk containing a mutilated female body. He admitted identity and claimed the corpse was his wife, while the motive described by officers centers on jealousy and alleged wife infidelity. Crowley witnessed the grisly discovery as Jordan K to the police.
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Montgomery County
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Pika County
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Johnson County
James Drum
Clay County
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Francis D. Craig
Marion County
Matthew J. McClarence
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Tipton County
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White County
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Grant County
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Dekalb County
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Elkhart County
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Perry County
J. W. Close
Allen County
Harley S. Snider
Piky County
Fred IL. Hisgen
Vanderburg County
William H. Roose
Clark County
Supreme Court
J. Earle McKee
Mavoureen Morris
Boone County
Robert Owen
H. A. Townsley
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