Watterson critique of Bryan sparks party realignment plea
The editorial argues Henry Watterson attacks William Jennings Bryan to push Democrats toward unity, condemns inflation talk, urges Ohio Democrats to elect James Kilbourne leader, and warns Bryan's continued exclusion risks defeat. It cites public figures like Charles A. Walsh and Professor Lynch praising newspapers as civic engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leke
FCCE
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier Journal
Bryan
Onio Democrats
James Kilbourne
Mr. Watterson
Mr. Bryan
Watterson
Watatcon
Republican Party
Wattorgon
Jefferson
Franklin
Adams
Washington
Charles A. Walsh
Democratic Pational Counties
Henter
Fragmented passage on newspaper value and education
A garbled excerpt discusses the newspaper's role in general enlightenment and education. It notes faults in the text and suggests readers value accurate reporting, though the passage itself is unclear and incomplete.
Great strike threat pits Morgan interests against labor
An enormous conflict looms as 1 550 000 workers join a massive strike against Morgan's steel coal and transportation empire worth over three billion dollars. The piece warns of a possible life and death clash with vast economic ruin, urging prudence to avoid a capital labor war and a potential global financial panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
United States
Inbor m
Democratic and Republican party issues outlined by Senator Morgan
Senator Morgan of Alabama outlines long standing Democratic creed quoted as five core issues: banking and contracts, national debt with specie standard and silver, free trade, uniform federal taxation, and resistance to autocratic governance. He argues the creed cannot be altered without betraying duty. remarks on Watterson and ill wiser friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Morgan
Alabama
Psecond
United States
Watterson
Supie
Be cautious of parents who leave dynamite for children
A columnist argues that a father who endangers children by leaving dynamite should be prosecuted for criminal homelessness. The piece touches on Roosevelt and Alger, with critiques of Morgan, Carnegie, and British policy, and closes with a weather and crop report noting heat, drought, and varied regional impacts across the United States.
Markets report with mixed agricultural prices
Chicago and Detroit market notes show corn, oats, rye and barley fluctuating with July and September positions. Eggs butter live poultry meat and livestock prices move unevenly across regional yards, with hogs and cattle and calves quoted in various ranges. Local reports mention a Pearl find in Wisconsin and political remarks from Lord Rosebery in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hte
Chicago
Marly
Ohio
Kentucky
Hebrons
New York
Kygnke
State Dairy
Pennsylvania
HOLT
Texas
Detroit
Michigan
Marshull
Celine
Recaptured Asserlesis K and Mindoro Prisoners
Manila July 17 Lieutenant Patrick A Connolly of the twenty first regiment led a land assault to recapture American prisoners in Mindoro. He attacked Calapan, natives casualties occurred, and the town was partly burned before surrender. Privates Kiddes of the Thirty eighth and Blake of the Twenty eighth were recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asserlesis K
Manila
Patrick A. Connolly
Mindoro
Calapan
Kiddes
Blake
Maccabees Meet End Of Faction Strife In Port Huron
The eleventh biennial session of Knights of Maccabees and Ladies of the Maccabres set Port Huron as the meeting site. The supreme council abolished the office of supreme advisor once held by Maj. N S Boynton and reorganized medical examiners into a three physician board with salaries of 5000 each. Supreme commander salary rose to 7500 and supreme record keeper to 6000. D Markey is reelected supreme commander and George J Selgie supreme record keeper as the order, now about 200000 members strong, reports a $1200000 reserve fund and over $10000000 in paid beneficiaries since inception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Mich
Supreme Oficers
Knights of Maccabees
Ladies of the Maccabres
Markey
Boynton
K. O. T. M. Supreme Council
Supreme Commander
Supreme
George J. Selgie
Java Volcano Inferno Destroys Coffee Estates
Orientae dispatches report a devastating eruption in northern Java last month. A 50 mile radius around estates suffered ash and stone showers with lava mud rivers. Hundreds of natives and several Europeans died, including the estate superintendent and about 25 coolies. Vast plantations were wiped out and the countryside left littered with corpses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Orientaé
Java
Kleet
Jottings From Albion News Mixed Local Notes
Horse belonging to Walter Hayward ran away in Boerrinville today injuring him. Mrs LeRoy Van Geeson of North High steed, sick for two weeks, died Wednesday afternoon. funeral Saturday at 2 30 from the house. Hillis recovered enough to resume business. electric road route discussed by city officials. no decision yet. Judge Winsor denied divorce petition in Mead vs Mead. Albion attorneys listed. Meeting about Paledo Northwestern railroad held in Albion. Guy P Vining and Miss Mirzare McVey married. reception at bride’s home. guests from London, Ontario, Niles, Branshell, Lincoln. Couple to reside at 707 South Mechanic street. Upholstering ads from Crittenden Mattress Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hayward
Boerrinville
Hayward
Foote
LeRoy van Geeson
North High Steed
Jackson
Albion News
Winsor
Gary Mead
Ray Mead
H.R. H. Williams
Albion
L. E. Stewart
L. ©. Miller
Guy P. Vining
Mirzare McVey
Wr. Malauzy
Beulah Vining
John McVey
London
Out
Niles and Branshell
Mich
Lincoln
South Mechanic Strees
McVey Teuneice
Peter J. Higgins
Willie Martin
Personal notes on numerous visitors in town
James Sheldon of Albion was in town on business. Many residents and guests arrive from Chicago, Detriot, Newcastle, Pittsburg, Ashville, and other cities for visits with local families. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. J. Hughes, Miss Clara Houston, Miss Belle Snyder, and others, with several heading to Detroit, Chicago, or Belvedere events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sheldon
Albion
Barney McKilugh
Thos. McHugh
Chicago
Stephen Reily
Mary Bartlett
William
Newcastle
QO. M. Jones
Joy
Margaret
Watherine
Mra
Chas, Schlossen
Mantor G. Slater
Omaha
Neb
W. W. Cook
B. L. Gardanier
Idaho
Springa
Cole
Sadie Cole
Chatham
Ont
A. H. Cathcart
Peter Lockwood
Detroit
Garfield
Battle Greek
Charles Snyder
New York
Ann Arbor
May Kyar
J. P. Hughes
Jerome Allen
Ypsilanti
S. K. Church
Bessie Twate
Lansing
George Coleman
O'Brien
Welleher
Jackson
N. B. McLaughlian
Muskegon
National Bank
Henry Sharpsteen
Cleveland
William Bourke
Detriot
W. A. Wood
Augusta
Agnes Sterling
M. Kelley
Geresco
Bessie Shipp
Eckford
Hartford
Carlotta Cook
Elsie Wagner
Sue Cronin
Anna Marshall
Ada Waltz
Bessie Waltz
Louise Cunningham
Edith Welles
Emma Blankenhorn
Florence
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices in Battle Creek
MARRIAGE LICENSES list Frank Houghtuling and Aggie Cooper of Battle Creek Vau Willis Pendill and Edna E White of Battle Creek Jesse Osterhouds and Dessis Starind of Battle Creek. Also public notices reference Ivory cooking ware and a price deal at J Nagel with a new shop east of Watson's store offering boot and shoe repairs. BF. L. Wetuore offers guaranteed repairs and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Houghtuling
Aggie Cooper
Battle Creek, Vau
Willis Pendill
Edna E. White
Battle Creek
Jesse Osterhouds
Vnd
Dessis Starind
Watson's Store
BF. L. Wetuore
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Cicero
Pericles
PAPCE
Lynch
Mountain Grove
Tleanya
Ose
Bvucai
Bas Vablu
Whe UE
Igantic
Roosevelt
Carnegie
Alger
Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean
Beaureau
The
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Missouri
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Allantic
Middle
South Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Kungaa
Arkansas
West Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
North Darlile Coast
Minnesota
Oregon
New England
Middle Atlantic
Alissouri
Lake
Oho
Big
Carolinas
Florida
North
Carsling
Georgia
Bordens
Lealeat
Bird Head
Perry Laravne
Peter
Ghig
Ohia
Elicum Uaies Senate Sieate
Saratoga
National Union
W. L. Wild
Alcon, C
J. Nagel
la Crosse
Wis
Edwin Drake
Rosebery
Poliics
Lord Rosebery
Rene
Putcut
Port Raron
Amed
Barnton
CE. Hillis
West Mansion Street
Albion Dispatch
Paledo & Northwestern
Harel Albion
Aireena B. Kitum
Waterss
Crittenden Mattress Co
James Court
Erncst Vernor
Athens
Dora Long
Abi Scott
Detrrot
George Ingersoll Jr
Clara Houston
Isse Haydenburt
Ashville
N. C
John Purdy
Heydenbark
Home Industrial School For
Dolly Partridge
Atotesford, Wis
C. O. Smith's
Winifred Aimee
Burington
Charlotta Fleming
Elkhart
E.H. Grant
Lois Peters
Oscar Reardon
Plessia
G. F. Waltz
H. A. Hifl
A. H. Anson
Ollie Keily
Leroy
Misses Butler
Bellevue
W. 3
Haskells
Satarday
Rex A. Jones
Homer Index
Harry Jenkins
Wheelington
W. Va
K. L. Murphy Fridey
Kercher
Plumas Kelicher
Kate
Anna
Fotis Bailey
John Bailey
Peter MeLes
G. #. Bailey
Nellie O' Brie
Juan O'Brien
John McKee
Marshall Monument Company
Mises Laurel Carrier
Brace Lake
Fred Cavanaugh
Canada
Howard Williams
Grover
F. M. Townsend
Coldwater
P. Hayes
Lonina
Dennis Hayes
Kittie Clark
Chifengo
Eugene Haley
James Dowding
Fannie Goer
Ernest Warner
C. H. Blashfield
Battle Creeke
Cherlea Johnson
Tekonsha
F. E. Howe
Cincinnati Northern
Ypsilant
W. B. Church
Holland
E. L. Murphy
A. J. Townsend
Kalamazoo
Eggleston
Anna Freeman
Thera Cox
Jennie Raub
J Snyder
Stelia Snyder
Hubert Snyder
Gall Lake
Missea Young and
Mercuy
Windsora
Fletcher
Mer
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