Various 1904 Election, Prohibition, and Roosevelts Rise Referenced
The piece notes 65000 veterans applying for pensions from the Spanish War, mentions a coal strike threat, and comments on Ohio Republicans backing Roosevelt in 1904. It cites a lynching in Joplin, Missouri and a ten-year sentence, then discusses a Paris to Madrid race where many died or were maimed. It highlights Sioux City waterworks profitability, and Kansas prohibition results across counties. It argues Roosevelt’s candidacy could be affected by his western trip, defends prohibition, and praises Kansas public schools and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Kansas
Prohibition
Local papers consolidate with brick home plans foreshadowed
The College Springs Current Press moves to a new brick building planned soon as the proprietors note their prosperity. Emerson Chronicle, The Nedia Reporter and The News of Macedonia issue illustrated commencement editions naming graduates and teachers. Shirley Gillilland is nominated for state senator at Red Oak by an unusually quick convention, with Mr QUIand the unanimous logical candidate and likely future strong senator in the Lown Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Springs
Emerson Chronicle
Nedia Reporter
News of Macedonia
Shirley Gillilland
Red Oak
Mr. Quiand
Lown
How to Keep Girls Straight
William Allen White argues moral guidance and home duties guard girls age sixteen from danger after two Emporia youths vanish following a Porepaugh Sells show. He blames fashion and lack of home ties, urging mothers to reinforce home life and work to prevent loss of virtue and misbehavior.
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Emporia
Kan
William Allen White
Importa Gazette
Homa
Funeral held for Nancy Bonham in Peaceville Ohio
Nancy Bonham, born February 5 1810 in Ohio and widow of Hezekiah Bonham, died June 8 1903 at 83 after a long illness at her daughter Mrs B D Hammond’s home in Peaceville. Survived by ten children, three died in infancy, eldest son Thomas Bonham died in Council Bluffs. Funeral service conducted by Rev W H Cable at Peaceville M E Church with interment in Malvern Cemetery.
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Nancy Byers
Ohio
Lancaster County
Hezekiah Bonham
B.D. Hammond
Peaceville
Thos, Bonham
Council Bluffs
Yesidepcs
Mra
BR. D. Hammond
Pengeville
W.H. Cable
M. E. Ohurch
Tynergl
Malvern Cemetery
Not Bent on Grushins Unions in Omaha Labor Fight
Reported in Omaha, a dispute between the Business Men's Association and labor unions centers on union recognition, boycotts, and the right to hire nonunion workers. Leaders insist unions may not compel exclusive employment or dictate supplier choices, while unions defend ongoing strikes and militant bargaining.
Chamberlain’s tariff plan splits British cabinet debate
June 10 report outlines a packed Commons chamber as the push to abolish the corn tax prompts a free trade backlash. Chancellor Ritchie hints at a cabinet-wide statement while Balfour seeks Chamberlain’s remaining in the government amid talk of a dissolution and possible resignation of Mrs Chamberlain.
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Chamberlain
Uiteale
House of Commons
Jeramier Balfour
Mr. Chamberlain
Great Britain
Chaplin
Mr. Balfour
Balfour
Ritchie
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Two Girls Killed by Lightning at Corsica Academy
A storm struck Corsica Academy near Brookville Pa on June 10 killing two girls and injuring three students and a teacher. Miss Lulu Mullen 18 Brice Kelsoe 15 died in the recitation room as lightning descended through the ceiling. Professor C D Carrier heavily burned Carrie Cumming Kitty McKinley Annie Magill suffered burns and shock. All victims were in the recitation room when the bolt struck the belly then ceiling and blackboard, tossing the students to the floor.
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Corsica, Academy
Brookville
Corsica ‘Academy
Mehtning
Lulu Mullen
Brice ‘Kelsoe
C. D .Carrier
Carrie Cumming
Kitty
McKinley
Annie
Magill
Professor Carter
Fatal train wreck near Louisville on June 10
A passenger train on the Louisville and Nashville line from New Orleans to Cincinnati wrecked near Seven Mile Hill thirty miles south of Louisville. Fireman John Keller died from scalds, and thirteen others were injured. The engine and cars slid down a sixty foot fill after rounding a sharp curve just after exiting a tunnel. Baggage and express cars stopped halfway down the embankment by a tree. Also reported: four killed in a nearby freight collision at Clearfield, Pennsylvania, and interrupted telegraph service due to a typhoon affecting Tonawanda transmission.
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Louisville and NashVille
Louisville
Louisville and
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Draugh
John
Keller
W.W. ‘Moorehead
Clearfield
Osceola
Ogel Burley
Tran
Jacob, Boyer
Hig
Robert Wilean
Railroad News holds teleois to Nebras ka
Railroading updates announce sale dates for one way tickets to Minnesota North and South Dakota Manitoba Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and California. Various routes in Nebras ka Wyoming Colorado and neighboring states offered at low prices with limited time windows. Promotional Pullman tours to Los Angeles and weekly conducted excursions advertised. Free Nebraska information book and Colorado view brochure available by mail.
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Nebraska
Wyonleg
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Qeagen
Minnesota
Duluth
Manitoba
Montanna
Oregon
Wiasiington
Anruda
Foldar
California
Pullman
Los Ange
Altetina
Colorado
Hibbs
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Malvern
W. P. Wortman
Mull County
Board of Supérvisors
Asia
Tor
A. B. Washburn
Hastings
I, L. Carson
Emerson
Wm. A. Morgan
Glenwood
Wu. M. Moore
Pacific
KR. Whitnall
Seth Dean
Buffington
Spain
Mark
Joplin
France
Paris
Madrid
Sioux City
Zeredit
Omaha Business Man’s Association
Omak
Trav
Ona
Aaltody
Tisseeltleir
Buglneva “Mons Association
Mickey Droughtont
Tle
T. J. Mationes
Business Men's Association
Omaha
Central, Labor Union
Doldruss
Mithonuy
Fest Place
Maloney
Bishness Men's Association
Dresent
Mr. Bell
Imen
Mike
Wlu
Wade
Hin
Betl
Jin
Denver
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Inea
Sald
SOEC
Daily Press of
Head. Hines
Hiya
Belon
Ak-Barditen
Onaha
Chamderuar Tores
Evein Cutles
Trebata Fins
Bolt
The
Commercial Cable Company
Railroad News
Iowa
Ida M. Snyder
Brooklyn East End
Art Cink
McElree
Cardus
Thedford
Cardui
Thomas ‘W. Gidley
Strahan, Tabor
Strahan
Lowa
J. M. Salyers
Delvis
Onus
AEN
Detroit White Lead Works
Detroit
Mich
W.D. Wilson
Pes
Ain PaVrod
J. M. Btrahan
D. Davis
James J. Wilson
First National Bank
Barninga
Direorors
M. Btrahan
Davis
Btrahan
Hvana H.W. Sommers
Stockoldars
Davis Uw, L
Ryane
John Dyson A
Davia Janos J
Wil Job
O. T. Conger
O. A. Strahan
Mrs. Léno Dolph
H.W. ‘Summers
M. Strohon Rang, Jr
I. I
Hendricks
W. BH. Guyer
Bank of Malvern
P. Kinney
Ofice
Dean
South Side
Public Square
Tre and
Tornado Insurance
John R. Robinson
Glyn Wood
Goorn
Omlea
Hawkins & Mulholland
Mille County Savings Bank
Parsons
Olticd
Wilsons Drug Store
Atiorna S.A
Malvern, Towre
Ollice Over
Ney
Dewitt
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