Swallow Chosen as Prohibition Ticket Presidential Nominee
Silas C Swallow of Pennsylvania wins the Prohibition Party nomination by acclamation at Tomlinson Hall after General Miles withdraws, with George W Carroll of Beaumont Texas as his running mate. The convention adopts a platform on uniform laws tariff revision and woman suffrage amid strong cheers and religious benediction.
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W. Carroll
Texas
National
General Ables
Silas
Swallow
Bobcot
Pennsylvania
United States
Ilis Ruinisus
George W. Carroll
Beaumont
Mr. Carrell
Isaiah Ef. Amos
Oregon
W. B. Palmere
Louis
W. W. Hague
Keystone
Silas C. Swallow
Alr
Haugte
Jaws
Colorado
Linois
Florida
Kansas
Indiana
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Miles
Alfred
Evans
Move On Lo Religious News and Notes
Religious briefs from various congregations include Rev. Thomas Campbell joining Christ Church Cincinnati as assistant rector and Bishop elect for Kentucky’s Diocese of Louisville. Reports cover synod sessions in Grand Rapids, Armenian Church convention in Boston, and Utah church work hampered by Mormon opposition. Ground rents soar. homesteader interest grows in Oklahoma and the Rosebud region. Illinois Michigan canal links Chicago to the Mississippi with ongoing cost and construction updates.
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Thomas
GC. Campbell
St. Stephen’s Church
Lynn
dLass
Christ Church
Cincinnati
Synod of the Reformed Church In America
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ashury Park
Horsed Saradjiag
Boston
Eleanor S&s. Woods
International ¥. M. Glal Denining School
Springfeld
Maio
John Gardner Murray
Anitimora
Protestant Episcopal Church
Kontuct
Dudley
Louisville
Congregational Educational Association
Utah
Thomas .B.feLeod
Clinton Avena Cousresaie
Brooklys
Nainifal
Tafaanne
Tiviges
Jeorge
Briggs
List Episcopal
Lucknow
Thomas TP. Davies
Vinten
Apscopal Church
Worcester
St Peter’s Church
Richard Winkle
Bonesteel Grows Into City Amid Gambling Boom
Correspondent Bonesteel outpost swells from a single store to a city of thousands as settlers converge on Rosebud lands. In two years it jumps from a hamlet to a bustling town with tents, saloons, and a wave of gambling dens. About fifty policemen maintain order as roads lead to the new western settlement.
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Rema
Bonestéel
Great West
Bonesteel
Banestee
Deadwood
Waterway plan links St Louis to Chicago via Illinois and Mississippi
A proposed 14 foot waterway designed by the corps of engineers would connect St Louis with Chicago through the Mississippi and Illinois rivers and the Chicago drainage canal. Surveys and maps from St Louis and Chicago offices are awaiting Washington review as the project aims to allow heavier vessels to reach St Louis.
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St Luisa
Chicago
United States
Mississippi
Illinois
Chicago Drainage Canal
Corps of Engineers
St Louis
Washington
St. Louis
Arias Tried in Tarcelona for Assault with Eleven-Year Sentence
Joaquin Miguel Arias was tried in Tarcelona Spain after a April 2 assault attempt. He was found guilty and sentenced to seventeen years in prison.
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Joaquin Miguel Arias
Assaura
Tarcelona
Spain
Rail rate cut aids harvest migrants and regional news
The Southwest railroads set a one cent per mile rate for harvest migrant travel to Kansas. Argentine republic president elected and a cardinal welcomed by Catholic leaders at Archbishop Farley’s residence. King Edward honors Mine, SOU for science and art. first woman awarded weed. A harness maker from Forest City drowned attempting to swim the river. A Missouri Pacific train fatality near Winteinsville. E M Baker of Kansas City dies of Bright’s disease.
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Kansas
Afonnel Guintang
Argentine Republic
Igueroa Alcorta
Ice
Cardinal Batali
Ameren
Farley
Edward
Sou
Weed
Tries Gennett
Forest City
Tarsio
Heamen Stone
Buffalo
Lioness
Hay
Ald
Missouri Pacific
Wintea
Iligsinsville
E.om. Baker
Desley
Wah-Baker Grain Company
Swansas City
Baker-Crowell Grain Company
Atchison
Witehisep
Kan
Embezzlement Scandal Hits German-American Bank Aurora
Jacob Plain, cashier at the German-American National Bank of Aurora Louisiana, confessed to embezzling about 90 000 dollars over three years through fictitious notes and asset manipulation. He was arrested while his father the bank president and other relatives faced questions as the bank undertook account restatement and public disclosure.
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National Bank
Aurora
Jacob H. Plain
Jacob
CHSC
Plain
Ceashier
F Plain
John Plain
AM. E. Plain
Bani
C. H. Bosworth
E. Plain
Flnin
Seventy five Years Ago In Brief Chronicle
Seventy five years ago Boston aldermen refused July Fourth access for Tremont Theatre while Turkish commerce faced Sultan order disruptions. Georgian courts punished gambling, slavery restrictions advanced, and the Sioux war began. A Franco American postal accord emerged as Madrid faced siege.
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Boston
Tremont Theater
Turkey
Constantinople
Georgia
American Geographical Society
Spain
Madrid
Sevastopol
Huartison
Governor vetoes bill on constitutional amendment
The Governor of New Hampshire refused to sign the Legislature's bill approving the state amendment, set by two thirds of the states. meanwhile at Buffalo a Seneca chief was executed for witchcraft and Massachusetts offered a hemp cultivation bounty.
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New Hampshire
Buffalo
Mlassachusetts
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