Bryan’s New York Welcome and Political Coup Hints
Reports from New York and New Haven describe William Jennings Bryan amid a wave of public support after his Aug. 31 appearance. Observers debate if his platform signals a democratic shift while he receives a rousing Broadway welcome and condolences to Rosewater’s family.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
New York
Bryan
Nixon
John Sharp
John Sharp Williams
London
Williams
New Haven
Conn
New England
Rosewater
Col
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Broadway
Battery
Victria Hotel
Col. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Wisconsin Luther Leagues Elect Gebhart President
The Wisconsin convention opened with Rev. Horace K. Gebhart of Platteville elected president and six new leagues admitted. Officers named include Vice President Rev. William Eckert and Milwaukee officials, with river excursion and musical program planned for the afternoon and evening.
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Wisconsin
Luther Leagues
Horace K. Gebhart
Platteville
Gallardo
English Lutheran Church
William Eckert
Racine
Grover H. Rapps
Milwaukee
Gustave Stearns
Jennie Outman
la Crosse
Alicia Lindsay
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Holy Trinity
West Avenue
Ferry Street
Gustav Stearns
League
Stearns
Clemens
J. J. Clemens
English Lutheran Church of
Omaha Politician Dies After Bakery Accident
A Omaha political leader dies following an accident at Ruplin's bakery where he smiled at several girls in the baking room. Rhiehold Buckheim, a bakery employee, lost three fingers when his hand was pulled into a rapidly revolving thread mixing machine. He was taken to St Francis hospital for treatment.
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Ruplin’s
Rhiehold Buckheim
Death of Omaha Bee editor Rosewater shocks Nebraska
Ed ward Rosewater, editor of the Omaha Bee and recent U S senate nominee, was found dead in the district court room of the Bee building in Omaha. He had attended a G A R event in Waterloo Illinois and was last seen entering the building at 8 pm. His life insurance reached 275000.
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Omaha
Neb
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
United States Senate
Nebraska
Rosewater
Bee
Troup
Waterloo
Ila
La Crosse Ministers to march in Labor Day parade
The La Crosse ministers have accepted an invitation to join the Labor Day parade Monday morning with hosts of labor ministers expected to attend.
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LABOR
la Crosse
Rev Dr Fowler Returns From Vacation
Rev Dr J K Fowler returns from a summer rest in Rockford Illinois where he married the daughter of a former parishioner. He attended a Winona Lake assembly conference on The Church and Labor with speakers Easley Taylor and Stelzle. He resumes regular services next week and marks the third pastorate anniversary with a report on the labor conference and workers’ advances.
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J. K. Fowler
Rockford, Ill
Winona Lake
Chautauqqua
Northfield
Ralph N. Easley
National Civic Federation
Graham Taylor
Chicago Compans
Charles Stelzle
Rush for Licenses Drives County Clerk Office Activity
The county clerk’s office issued eighty seven hunting licenses yesterday as demand surges.
Weather and Water: Clearing and Warmer Into Weekend
Fair and warmer tonight and Saturday with temperatures from 56 to 76 degrees. Stage of water stands at 6 feet and the river will rise slowly.
Durland Details Election Stance Amid Davidson Controversy
J J Durland released a campaign card defining his position on future legislation, drawing in Governor Davidson and provoking intra party debate. Davidson Lenroot supporters label the move as a bid to ride Davidson’s popularity, while Durland’s pledge to Republican principles faces opposition from reform factions.
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First District Assembly
Republican Party
J. J. Durland
Davidson
Dr. Miller
Reform Republicans
Durland
Lenroot
Miller
Davidsne
la Crosse
Upper North Side 10 Have Street Carnival Plans
Businessmen of the upper North side near Grand Crossing appoint Herbert Gunoridge to negotiate with carnival managers to secure an attraction for that city end.
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Upper North Side
Grand Crossing
Herbert Gunoridge
Mrs. R. S Hyde Laid To Rest In Simple Rites
The funeral of Mrs. Robert Hyde was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from 1224 King Street. Rev Henry Faville officiated. Miss Barbara Russell sang Crossing the Bar and Sleep on Beloved Sleep. Pallbearers were Charles Rogers Walter Losey Mortimer Thompson G Van Steenwyk Dr Bernard Dorsett and Jesse Higbee. Interment followed at Oak Grove cemetery.
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Robert Hyde
King Street
Henry Faville
Barbara Russell
Charles Rogers
Walter Losey
Mortimer Thompson
G. van Steenwyk
Bernard Dorsett
Jesse Higbee
Oak Grove Cemetery
Resignation Affects Naturalization Process And Fees
The article notes ongoing resignations as applications for aliens seeking naturalization rise. Judge Fruit sets next Monday to process citizenship papers again under the old $2 fee rule, while the new law takes effect next month.
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Fruit
Medwytsky Returns to Aid Green Bay Champs
Fielder Mednytsky travels to Green Bay to rejoin the champions as his throwing arm is fully restored. Eau Claire manager Thomas Asmussen, who jumped his contract, has been outlawed by the American League federation.
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Fielder Mednytsky
Green Bay
Champs
Thomas Asmussen
Eau Claire
American League Federation
Plucked at the Carnival Watch Goer
Arthur Erickson an employee of the State bank lost his watch at the carnival last night. Police were notified around 9 o clock and officers are making efforts to apprehend the thief responsible.
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Arthur Erickson
State Bank
Aylward Meeting Moves to Knights Hall
The Democratic committee could not secure Woodman hall due to occupancy. Knights of Pythias hall near Coren's store will host the event at 8 o'clock Saturday evening.
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Democratic Committee
John A. Aylward
Wroodman Hall
Knights of Pythias Hall
Coren’s
The Tribune Stands for Honesty in All Things
A brief note from the Tribune newsroom affirms a commitment to accuracy and integrity in reporting. Editors emphasize transparent sourcing and accountability in every edition.
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the Tribune
Seagirt Shoot Move Called By NRA Directors
Seagirt, New Jersey August 31 The National Rifle Association named directors who pledged to remove President Gen Spencer and relocate the shoot to Ohio. New Jersey had invested about a quarter million dollars in the range to serve the association, while western members pressed for a more central site.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Seagirt
N. J
National Rifle Association
Gen. Spencer
Ohio
New Jersey
West
Neary Posts $1000 Challenge to Gans-Nelson Winner
In Milwaukee on August 31 Charlie Neary posted $1,000 to challenge the winner of the Gans Nelson bout, aiming for a title clash. He intends to meet the victor in Goldfield.
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Neary
Wiener
Goldfield
Milwaukee
Wis
Charlie Neary
Gans-Nelson
Arms Ship to Cuba Haunted by Rebel Capture Fears
New York reports a Ward Line vessel carrying arms for Cuban rebels sailed from Wilmington. Officials fear insurgents may seize the Seguranca, the steamer shipping military supplies to the Cuban government, following an earlier seizure of the Collado by rebels.
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New York
Wilmington
Del
Ward Line
Collado
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