Bryan lands amid Nebraska welcome on New York bay
Mr Bryan enjoys a quiet rest aboard the yacht Illini as crowds gather along the bay to greet the Nebraskan hero. He declines to discuss politics or subject of his speech while reporters press for topics. The Nebraska welcome is loud and festive as tugboats ferry eager locals and officials to the scene.
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Scripps New York
Ilini
Stapleton
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Nixon
Europe
Irene
New York Bay
Jim” Dahlman
Omaha
New York
Lucile Mulhall
Oklahoma
Jim Dahlman
Bill
Edward F. Goltra
Illini
State Air” of
William Jennings Bryan
Bank President Dies by Own Hand in Bryn Mawr Tragedy
The coroner disclosed seven days of suppression to avert a bank run. Hipple, president of the trust company, killed himself with a revolver. No family or bank officials requested secrecy and his wife misread the signs as apoplexy until a doctor arrived.
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Bryn Mawr
Hipple
Trust Company
Mrs. Eunice Truesdell Dies at Dakota Pioneer of La Crosse Era
Mrs. Eunice Theresa Truesdell, 82, widow of Seneca E. Truesdell and early pioneer, died yesterday at her daughter’s home in Dakota Minnesota. Born December 3, 1824 in West Springfield Massachusetts, she married in 1848 and moved to La Crescent in 1857. The couple ran the ferry house and later a La Crescent hotel. She is survived by her daughter Mrs. Thomas Bell and by her sister C. C. Smith. Funeral is set for 2 PM tomorrow at La Crescent Presbyterian Church with Rev. Hillmer officiating. interment in La Crescent.
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Seneca E. Truesdell
Thomas Bell
Dakota, Minn
Presbyterian Church
la Crescent
Hillmer
Winona
Davidson Defends Reform Record at Empire Rink Meeting
Governor James O. Davidson spoke to over 300 people defending his reform credentials and friendship with La Follette amid anti La Follette sentiment at the Empire rink. He cited a twelve year record and pledged to back further reforms including election, railway, and tax laws while denying personal credit for policy advances.
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Empire Rink
Senator la Follette
Davidson
Lenroot
James O. Davidson
Republican Party
Dearman Freed of Boat Theft
The case against Millard Dearman charged with stealing a boat from John A. Winger was dismissed after the defense showed no proof of guilt. Winger testified the boat was found near Dearman’s Dakota area and had been disguised.
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Millard Dearman
John A. Winger
A. E. Bleekman
John Winger
Dakota
Dearman
Laborers quarrel over bank rush ends in death
In Chicago on August 30 1930 Rudolph Echart a teamster died after a fight among two labor men during a rush of depositors at the Milwaukee Avenue bank. The body was dumped into a cellar beneath a saloon from the sidewalk.
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Quring
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Chicago
Milwaukee Avenue Bank
Rudolph Echart
Weather outlook fair tonight and Friday in mild range
Fair conditions continue tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Lows near 54 and highs near 76, river level nearly steady at Stage 6 with a slight rise of about 0.1.
Acquitted Milwaukee Brakeman in Theatrical Beer Theft Case
Frank Sloane an 18 year old Milwaukee road brakeman was found not guilty of stealing beer bottles from a refrigerator car in the railroad yards. The defense showed no evidence of theft beyond mittens found in the car which may have been misplaced by others. The jury cleared him as innocent noting his two year good record.
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Frank Sloane
Milwaukee Road
A. E. Bleekman
Sloane
Commerce Commission Amends Rate Bill Public Order
Washington Aug 30 The Interstate Commerce Commission grants Boston and Maine permission to change rates on five days notice instead of thirty under the new rate law. The order cites urgent need of ice in Boston and other shown reasons.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston & Maine
Boston
Amaza Attraction Wage Suit Opened in Local Court
Barney Rhoades filed suit in Judge Hiunt's court against Carnival manager Carl Coffre over unpaid wages for Amaza, a North side carnival attraction. L. B. Omerberg seized show fixtures on Monday. Judgment awarded $3 total at $1 per day. settlement anticipated.
Milwaukee Road Exams for Freight Conductors Held
The Milwaukee road conducted an examination for freight conductor positions. Participants included P. J. Larkin, John Larkin, Shadow Wyman, and Louis Steinmetz among others.
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Milwaukee Road
Messrs. P. J. Larkin
John Larkin
Shadow Wymann
Louis Steinmetz
New Launch Burns After Purchase by St. Louis Parties
A launch bought Monday from John O Neil by St. Louis parties burned last night at the foot of St. Cloud street on the North side. The boat recently changed hands for 1000 dollars. With no insurance it was a total loss. Valuables aboard were about 150 dollars.
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John O’neil
St. Louis
St. Cloud Street
Wisconsin Lutheran League convention to hold English services
The convention organizers announce that all services will be conducted in English and invite all attendees to participate.
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Convention of Wisconsin Lutheran Leagues
Alton B Parker Attacks Congestion of Law
Alton B Parker addressed the bar association in St Paul on congestion of law arguing 25 000 pages of new statutes added each year belittles law making bodies and calls for relief from over legislation.
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Scripps-McRae
ST. Paul, Minn
Alton B. Parker
The
Bar Association
Minnesota Candidate A L Cole Tours State
A L Cole of Walker Minnesota Republican nominee contender for governor stayed at Cameron house last night in the city. He spoke in Rushford this morning and planned to visit the western border of Minnesota.
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A. L. Cole
Walker, Minn
Minnesota
Cameron House
Rushford
Governor Davidson speaks at Galesville fair
Governor Davidson addressed the Galesville fair today and also spoke at Blair and Arcadia. L Coren has left for Chicago and the east on a business trip.
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Davidson
Blair
Arcadia
L. Coren
Chicago
East
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Nebraskanis
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Eugene F. Moran
Jamaica
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Pape
Hippie
Fearing
Philadelphia
Eunice Theresa Truesdell
Larive
la Follette
America
Dakota Man
Bleekman
Commerce Commission
AMAZA
Alton Parker
Galesville
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