Judge Redlon Ends His Life in Despair at Lead
The Rev. Judge Thomas L Redlon shot himself in his bedroom at his Lead residence after a protracted illness. His wife found him slumped beside the bed. he had battled a long decline and sought release from suffering. He leaves a bereaved wife and four children and was a veteran and lawyer respected in Lawrence County. The funeral will be conducted by the Masonic order with interment at Southhead cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Redlon
Spearfish
Judge Redlon
J. E. Eepeng
Watsonville
Cal
J. T. Evans
Boise
Idaho
Granger County
New York
Prominen
Lawrence County
Gilroy
Lead
A. L. Kinney
J. E. Meddough
A. B. Connant
Hearst's New Party Convention Planned in Chicago
Arrangements are nearly finished for the Independence party convention to be held in Chicago starting Monday. Leaders expect to complete business in two days and name a candidate for president and vice president while adopting a platform.
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Chicago
Independence Party
Hearst Watchful On Independence Party Platform
In Chicago on July 28, party leaders meet as Hearst weighs endorsement chances for Bryan. The committee will handle all resolutions. Iowa’s Walsh says the convention call mandates nominating a president and vice president only, with endorsing other candidates not allowed. The platform echoes Hearst era policies: bigger navy, restrict Asiatic immigration, conserve waterways and forests, public ownership of utilities, initiative and referendum, direct senatorial elections, railroad valuation, limited injunction use, and equal suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sday
William R. Hearst
League
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Independence Party
Hearst
Independence League
Thomas L. Hisgen
Massachusetts
C. F. 5S. Neal
Rhode Island
N. W. Howard
Alabama
Howard S. Taylor
Ilinois
Charles A. Walsh
Iowa
Chicago
Bryan
Walsh
Congress
United States
Warships Ordered There In Venezuelan Crisis
Amsterdam reports Dutch warships in American waters will stage a demonstration off Venezuela in retaliation for the expulsion of Minister de Russ by Castro. If Castro fails to apologize, the Netherlands will pursue further action. Gelderland carries the minister to Venezuela to protect Dutch interests amid hostile crowds in Willemstad and unrest surrounding Venezuelan consul Lopez.
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de Russ
Castro
Amsterdam
Venezuela
Cabello
Willemstad
Curacoa
Gelderland
Washington
Lopez
State Department
United States
Chaney
Bryan Declines Addresses Across Nebraska and Iowa
Bryan travels through Nebraska and Iowa with small but eager crowds at stations. He refuses to comment when urged by reporters in Chicago and at the Auditorium Annex conference. He states that he is one Turkey has gone democratic and holds a briefing with Kern and committee members before noon.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Bryan
Chicago
Turkey
Auditorium Annex
Kern
Taggart, Mack
Sullivan
Is IT EVELYN at Yankton Re to be a Child-Wife
Rumor swirls around Evelyn Nesbit Thaw alleged to be hiding in Yankton South Dakota living with a prominent local family The Daily Herald claimed a pale stranger resembling Nesbit Thaw arrived with a young man said to be her brother and speculated on divorce plans and attorney representation The Tribune interview yielded a denial that she is the famed chorus girl amid questions about her identity and possible court proceedings involving her husband Harry Thaw
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Yankton
S. D
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Stanford White
Daily Herald
Harry Thaw
Harry Thaw, the Hidle
Evelyn
Howard Nesbit
Poughkeepsie
South Ora
the Tribune
Evelyn Thaw
Kaufmann Murder Case Vigorously Pressed In Supreme Court
Pierre July 25 The Kaufmann murder trial appeal heats up as Judge Smith denies a new trial. Defense argues trial prejudice from public demonstrations and inflammatory comments in court while Special Prosecutor Egan is pressed on limiting his testimony to the record. Attorneys file 365 pages plus oral arguments as state counsel Whiting and Null defend the verdict. decision not expected soon after hearings conclude.
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Egan
Aiken
The
Kaufmanns
Ewan
Mia
Alice Wilcox
J. BE. Whiting
Woonseevet
Miamas HH. Null
Huron
Yates Statement Ties to Illinois Den Road History
A supplied fragment notes a statement by Yates linking to Illinois Den Road, referencing Chicago and a former governor figure. The text is incomplete but points to ongoing connection or discussion involving state routes and political figures.
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Ilinois 'den Road
Chicago
Yates Denies Accepting Retainer From Illinois Central
A former counsel to the Illinois Central denies taking ten thousand dollars after retirement and says he resigned in February 1906 to pursue the U.S. Senate race. He recounts discussions with a friend about a partner taking the money, naming Roy West as the supposed partner. He asserts no legal ties with the road since resigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efpetives
Illinois Central Road
Chase
Deneen
Roy
West
Yates
Ilinois Central
United States
Hearst Declines Presidential Candidacy
William F. Hearst arrived aboard the Lucania in New York and stated he would not be a presidential candidate. He said no pressure from Independence party delegates would change his mind and declined to discuss the Gompers matter. He had not followed politics recently and planned to speak later. Hearst and his family then left for Chicago.
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New York
William FB. Hearst
Lucania
Independence Party
Hearst
Gompers
Chicago
McMillan Hosts Roosevelt on South Africa Safari
William N. McMillan of St Louis, hosting President Roosevelt during a visit to British South Africa, reports preparations for entertainment and big game hunting. He owns 20 000 acres near Bomba with a rubber plantation and says the president will have a prepared room and capable guides and natives reporting top hunting spots.
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ST. Louis
William N. McMillan
Roosevelt
British South Africa
McMillian
Bomba
Mr. McMillan
Dutch Socialists Likely To Influence War Declaration
The Hague July 28 Interference from Dutch socialists is believed to prevent a Netherlands declaration of war against Venezuela and may oppose Queen Wilhelmina's stance on not bombarding the ports of Guaymas and Puerto Cabello. Officials say future plans will be more closely guarded.
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Washington
Netherlands
Venezuela
State Department
Castro
Glans
the Hague
Wilhemina
Guyamas
Porto Cabello
Landone plans dual mental tissue projects in California
Dr. Leon Elbert Landone returns from the East with funding to establish two institutions in California. One near East Hollywood will offer free programs for ten youths to develop intellects, while another near San Diego will treat mental defectives for a higher price. He aims to start both by January, collaborates with Luther Burbank, and cites brain tissue recreation as the basis, while Miss July Latheop experiments with kindergarten methods for insanity treatment.
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Burbank
Los Angeles
Cal
Leon Elbert Landone
East
East Hollywood
Landone
San Diego
Luther Burbank
July Lathrop
Hull House
Chicago
Mise Latheop
Turkish Parliament to Convene Under New Constitution
The first parliament under the new constitution will be convoked on November 1, according to an imperial decree issued today in Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Utes Complete Camp and Begin Return to Utah
The Ute Indians near Rapid City resume their westward trek to Utah after a month plus encampment. Government outfitted about fifty wagons harnesses and many horses at a cost near fifty thousand dollars. A United States cavalry escort led a two mile long procession through the city as about 1,500 Utes moved toward the Hills to reach their reservation.
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Rapid
Utah
United States
Rapid Journal
Rapid City
Johnson
See Cavalry
Wyoming
Colorado
Cheyenne River
Sioux Council
Cheyenne Reservation
Thunder Buttee
Eerry Fort
Thunder Butte
Rapid City Implement Company
Tom Sweeney Hardware Company
KILLED HIS FATHER Fifteen are Wounds Found on Dead Man
In Pontiac Illinois on July 28 A H Haag a former Livingston county supervisor was shot and killed by his son Albert Haag who fled after firing many bullets. Albert turned himself in at Cullen and faces jail. The motive cited involves a family quarrel with the wife and daughter seeking refuge with a neighbor.
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Pontiac, I
A. H Haag
Livingston County Board of Supervisors
Albert
Haag
George Hatcheld
Fran Howe
Cullom
Cullen
Hearst 18 Chairman Chooses Permanent Independence Officers
In Chicago on July 20 the Independence party national committee elected William Hearst to Hearst chairman and Charles Walsh of Iowa as secretary, selecting permanent officers for the party.
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Independence Party
Chooues
Chicago
Willigin
Hearst
Charles Walsh
Iowa
Sultan Freed Self From Palace Bondage Decrees Street Appearances
July 28 report states the sultan proclaimed freedom from self imposed bondage in a palace decree and will publicly walk the streets with citizens. He also ordered that royal princesses observe ayronogamy to make them eligible for marriage into European dynasties.
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J Constantinoper
Notes of Sport and Baseball Trends Across Leagues
A review of baseball moves and standings highlights Detroit and New York, the Boston and Chicago clubs, and star players. It notes managers scrambling for first bases, new pitchers, hoped team moves, pennant races, and surprising performances from players like Diehl and Doyle as the sport remains lively across leagues and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clark
Pittsleigh
Boston Americans
Jim
Robinson
St. Louis
New York
Mike Donlin
Cap” Anson
Chicago
Elmer Flick
Cleveland
Atlanta
Oy Tom McCarthy
Boston Nationals
Tom
Ense Diehl
Toledo
Diehl
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Murphy
Providence
Jack McCarthy
Brooklyn
Doyle
Utica
N. Y
Detroit
Highlanders
Trust Breakers End Meeting In Lenox Conference
Attorney General Bonaparte and his corps of trust breakers concluded a conference in Lenox this afternoon. Kellogg said he planned to travel to New York tomorrow.
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Bonaparte
Hig
Lenox
Kellogg
New Yor
Knight of Calum athlete cannot compete in Newark race
Newark reports Lieutenant Mallswell cannot enter the invitation race against J. C. Carpenter in the Newark games. A separate item from London notes Thomas Lipton offering a $5 cap for the Carpenter Hullswell race.
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Hallowell
Newark
N. J
Knights of Calumbus
Mallswell
J. C. Carpenter
London
Thomas Lipton
Carpenter
Hullswell
Honey King Predicts Record Valley Honey Output
Spokane reports Jenne W. Thornton the Ynkimpe honey king with 400 bee colonies predicting a record valley yield. He states each hive will yield comb honey and that the valley will ship 3000000 pounds to eastern and Pacific coast markets this year.
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Spokane
Wash
Jenne W. Thornton
Bryan to Speak Mostly in Central U S in October
Lincoln July 29 report from a Bryan friend says he plans to deliver most speeches in the central states during October and stay home to grant interviews and prepare writings for publication. He is seen studying Taft’s acceptance speech as part of his preparations.
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Lincoln
Bryan
Taft
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