Florida Democrats expect Bryan to lead Florida delegation
Tallahassee reports Florida will elect open primaries delegates to the national Democratic convention. A candidate for office bears 5 percent of salary costs. a delegate pays travel and hotel expenses. May 19 first primary, June 16 second. Bryan favored to win ten votes despite opposition from editors and railroad interests. Governor Broward’s machine backing Bryan to head the delegation unless reformers prevail.
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Florida
Denver
Bryan
New York
Johnson
Gray
Folk
Wall Street
Bryanites
N. B. Broward
Nebraskan
Broward
Professor Sadony Cult Busted In Divorce Case
Chicago March 7 Special Correspondence reports Professor Joseph Sadony of Edgewater leads a soul mate cult with a lavish tabernacle, rites, and a strict obedience code. His wife sues for divorce claiming confinement of her and financial coercion as four followers testify and Sadony vanishes, leaving the tabernacle for rent.
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Joseph Sadony
Edgewater
Elizabeth Daniels
H. Daniels
Pultsman
Kammer scheduled nest meeting at Red Men’s Hall
Dr. W. F. Kammer from the Owledge supreme council will organize a nest in the city with a gathering at Red Men’s Hall tomorrow at 2 PM. All residents are invited to attend.
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W. F. Kammer
Supreme Council of the Owledge
Red Men's Hall
Dead Anarchist's Sweetheart Rosa Stern Questioned
Chicago police press on Rosa Stern in the Lazarus Averbuch case. They fear her influence may have incited the attempted murder of Chief Shippy. She denies knowledge, while investigators press for a confession amid scrutiny of anarchists and family ties at a boarding house.
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Rosa Stern
Chicago
Lazarus Averbuch
Averbuch
Rosa Averbuch case described by relatives and neighbor
Samuel Stern condemns Rosa as melancholy and consumptive and accuses her of preaching archy violence and death at his home. Mrs. J Walter reports the trio had little food, while Rosa appeared nervous and excitable and influenced the boy, who did whatever they directed.
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Samuel Stern
Rosa
Actress Miss Cavanaugh Seeks Roosevelt Aid for Lost Jewels
New York actress Miss E L Cavanaugh asks President Roosevelt for help recovering jewelry valued at 15000 dollars lost on government property. She alleges a 190? auto collision left her crippled two years ago and that 8000 dollars in jewelry plus trunks worth 7000 dollars were stolen while she lay unconscious. Police have not recovered the items.
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New York
E. L. Cavanaugh
Roosevelt
Mail Street
Broadway
Park Row
General Post Office
Eel River Circle Initiates Ten Members at Meeting
A large gathering of Eel River circle No. 296 P H C met last night. Twelve applications were heard and ten candidates were initiated by the local degree team with help from C A Bussey state deputy of South Bend. A class of twenty to be initiated April 10 and a theatre party will follow for members who bring in a candidate.
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Eel River Circle No
C. A. Bussey
South Bend
Costly toll of progress in American life cited
A Washington report cites statistics showing the United States loses about 60 000 lives annually to accidents and disasters as a price of civilization. Railroads kill 143 527 over nineteen years and fires claim 6 000 per year while coal mines, automobiles, drownings and wars add to the toll.
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Washington
America
United States
Cuba
Philippines
New York
Markley Refuses Testimony In Council Trial Board
Royal Center records express surprise at John Markley’s refusal to testify before the council trial board during Mayor McKee’s case. They condemn his stance as ignoring the law and predict remorse in the future for his decision.
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Royal Center
John Markley
Council
McKee
Markley
Cass County
Holland as Director
John W. Holland a local plumber was elected director of the state association of Master Plumbers at the twelfth annual meeting in Indianapolis yesterday. He will travel to Boston for the national convention scheduled July 14 to 16.
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John W. Holland
State Association of Master Plumbers
Indianapolis
Holland
Boston
Farmland Forms Commercial Club Elects Botkin President
Citizens of Farmland organize a commercial club and elect C. J. Botkin as president, outlining the civic effort and leadership role.
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Farmland
C. J. Botkin
Mrs Fannie Fylan Visits Relatives in Rochester
Mrs. Fannie Fylan is the guest of relatives in Rochester for a few days, staying with family and enjoying local sights.
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Fannie Fylan
Elatives
Rochester
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