Johnson Declares Presidential Bid Is Set
Gov John A Johnson of Minnesota asserts he will seek the Democratic nomination for president, stating he is the most available candidate and will let the people decide. He spoke at Bethany College’s Messiah festival amid Bryan criticism and received protests from Bryan followers. The piece also reports on Republican convention views in Indianapolis and Arizona split, plus a drowning of Anderson and his child at Fall River.
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Lindsborg
Kan
Bryuo
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
United States
Bethany College
Bryan
Nebraska
Sven
Johnson
Gov. Johnson
Towill
Mr. Bryan
New Criticiaex Coliseum
Indianapolis
Ind
Elminian
Republican Astlonal Committee
Chicago
Oro
Kansas City
Fair Grounds
Cberge
Arthur G. Brown
Pralaca
Carmittes
Wava
Arizons
Pucwon
Aty
Cochise
Marcopa
Qila
Taft
Rlobey
Kibbey
Osaka bankers urge economy at Osaka meeting
At a bankers meeting in Osaka with chief trade centers represented, resolutions urged strict economy to aid consideration of financial measures. In North Dakota Grand Forks Apr 20 Lan Williams, colored, aged 107, dies at the county poor farm.
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Osaka
Tokyo
North Dakota
Grand Forks
N. D
Lan" Williams
Grand Forks County
Gov Hughes Addresses Anti-Race Gambling Rally in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn on Bedford Avenue a large crowd gathered for a nonsectarian anti race gambling meeting as Gov Hughes arrived from the curb to the hall. He urged upholding the constitution and warned citizens to ensure lawmakers change views on racing while denouncing the Percy Gray act and supporting bills against gambling.
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New York
Hughes
Brooklyn
John F. Gurson
Central Presbyterian, Church
Gov. Hughes
Me&t
Bedford Avenue
Averal
Slie
Gov. Flughes
Coffie
Percy-Gray
Snate
Alamitos Hunting and Fishing Club Formed in St Louis
GREAT CLUB OF SPORTSMEN reports Alamitos Hunting and Fishing club organized in St Louis. Norman J Coleman, former Missouri lieutenant governor and president, says 500 members will subscribe 2000 each to secure a 260000 acre Hacienda Alamitos tract near Tampico. Charles Grant of Wabash serves as vice president.
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St. Louis
Alamitos Hunting and Fishing Club
Norman J. Coleman
Leutenant
Missouri
Trac
Tampico
Coleman
Charles §. Grant
Wabach
Insane man kills three at Missouri Pacific station
Warrensburg Missouri April 20 F C Mawes 22 temporarily insane shot and killed Jumea Ryan and night watchman Bashesha, mortally wounding R P Pollock at the Missouri Pacific railroad station. He was killed by a hotel porter. Mawes was the son of a Johnson county farmer.
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Warrensburg
F. C. Mawes
Jumea Ryan
Bashesha
R. P. Pollock
Missouri Pacific
Hawea
Johnson County
Labor Demande Legislation in Chicago Labor Rally
Federal legislation to relieve labor from penalties of recent supreme court rulings was urged by the Chicago Federatism of Labor in Sunday resolutions. Similar nationwide action indicates a push for unions to engage in national politics amid a broader labor movement.
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Labor
Chicago
Supreme Court
Congress
Chicago Federatism of Labor
Italian fleet to demonstrate in Turkish waters
Rome reports Italy will dispatch 19 warships under Admiral Grenet to show force in Turkish waters over the refusal to permit Italian post offices in Turkish territory. The squadron, including Regina Elena, aims for Aula Minor, about 700 miles away, with nearly 7,000 sailors, and may occupy a small island if needed. The move follows Turkish obstruction and regional tensions over Italian posts and the Macedonian question.
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Rome
Spc
Junder Eclumand
Admiiral F. Grenet
Purkish
Regina Elena
Duke of the Abruzzi
Tripoli
Talangpu T
Turkey
Faa Een
Ttalfang
Italy
Albania
Mecedonia
Asia Minor
Russia
St. Petersburg
Diplomatic Corpa
Himpecor Wiliam
Germany
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Rossis
Macedonia
Gould Denies Interviews Over Personal Affairs
New York April 20. Frank Jay Gould, amid public focus on his domestic life, told the Associated Press via telegraphic message that alleged interviews are untrue. He said he has refused and will not discuss his personal affairs. Hot Springs Virginia April 19. The AP report notes Gould’s denial citation from the telegraph message.
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New York
Frank Jay Gould
Associated Press
Hot Springs
Two Brothers Drowned Near Mount Carmel
Lawrence and Charles Hibad, brothers from Mount Carmel, were found drowned Sunday in a pond a few miles south of town. They were members of a gurly group that loaded a launch and traveled to Crawleyville, Indiana, to obtain liquor.
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Mount Carmel
Lawrence
Charles Hibad
Here
Crawleyville
Ind
Dr Simon B Conover Dies in Port Townsend After Long Life
Dr Simon B Conover formerly United States senator from Florida died at Port Townsend hospital Sunday morning after a long life. He served during President Hayes administration and passed away at age.
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Simon B. Conover
Port Townsend
Wash
President Hayes
United States
Florida
Tragic Poisoning Case Drowns Childhood in Holland and Lively National Notes
Eleven year old Lilith Ford of Holland Michigan dies from poison after eating breath candles. A receiver appointed for Qdell Brokerage of Ciacia natl. Jessa W Osborna of Roxomo Ind confesses to killing Mia sweetheart Falry McClain in jealous rage on April 7. Dr Lucy Hagenow of Chicago midwife sentenced to 20 years for causing Mrs Annie Horvatich’s death. Henry M. Cake of Portland Or nominated for US senator on Republican ticket, replacing Senator Charles W. Fulton. James Lally charged with murder of Herbert Johnson burns to death in jail fire at Seneca Kan. Easter Sunday dawn ushers papal decree on marriage into effect in all Roman Catholic parishes.
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Lilith
George A. Ford
Holland
Mich
Qdell Brogerage Company
Ciacianatl
Iargeet
Jessa W. Osborna
Roxomo
Ind
Mia
Falry McClain
Lucy’ Hagenow
Chicago
Annie Horvatich
Henry M. Cake
Portland
Qrc
United States
Charles W. Fulton
James Lally
Herbert Johnson
Seneca
Kan
Sagan Arrives in Paris After Secret Voyage
Prince Helle de Sagan reached Paris after disembarking at Cherbourg and slipping toward the capital incognito. He avoided interviews and would not confirm a report of marriage to Mme Anne Gould. Passengers said he mingled with them, hinted at a possible trip to Italy, and showed affection for a young English girl during the voyage.
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Paris
Prince Helle de Sagan
Cherbourg
St. Paul
United States
Evereux
Cri de Paris
Mme
Anne Gould
Grassangers
Taly
Quiet Chester Streetcar Strike Causes Egg Tosses
Chester Pennsylvania reports a calm but tense scene during a Sunday streetcar strike. State police guarded each car as a small crowd on Second Street hurled eggs at officers and then used slicks and stones when eggs ran out. Mounted officers dispersed the crowd and arrested several individuals. Student Accused of Manslaughter in Massachusetts: Frederick Oliver Thompson, a Harvard first-year law student from Des Moines, Iowa, was arrested on manslaughter charges after an automobile crash left an unknown woman dead. he is free on $9,800 bond.
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Chester
Intervate
Traction Company
Second Street
Watertown
Mass
Frederick Oliver Thompson
Dae Moines
Harvard University
Jate
Thompson
Harvard
Cambridge Hospital
Bouda
Jealous Bookkeeper Ends His Life at Home
Washington April 20 In a jealous rage Edward R Taylor a 26 year old bookkeeper shot himself in the temple at his home 101 H street after calling Milas Reggie Gargas at 1913 Pennsylvania and learning she walked with a rival suitor.
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Jenious
Washington
Edward R. Taylor
H. Street
Milas
Reggie" Gargas
Pennsylvania
Memorial services for late Illinois Rep George Smith
Memorial services were held in the house of representatives for the late Representative George Smith of Illinois. Those who paid tribute included Thistlewood Rodenberg Chapman Lowden and Grey. Names of Illinois Russell Missouri Chaney Indiana and Steenerson Minnesota appeared among attendees.
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George Smith
Washington
House of Representatives
Illnois
Thorne
Mr. Smith
Messrs
Thistlewood
Rodenberg
Chapman
Lowden
Grey
Illinois
Russell
Missouri
Chaney
Indiana
Steenerson
Minnesota
Two Mormon Bishops Ordained in Independence
At a Sunday meeting of the Reorganized Latter Day Saints church in Independence Missouri Myron C Fisher of Boston and John A Baker of Iselott Illinois were ordained to the office of bishop The next general conference of the church will meet at Lamon Iowa on April 6 1909
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Kansasity
Latter Day Saints Church
Independence
Myron C. Fisher
Boston
John A. Baker
Iselott
Church I
Lamon
Boilers Explode at Tipton In Indiana
A boiler explosion at a Tipton tin plant hurt no one, though engineer Charles Covert was nearby but unharmed. The blast caused about 25,000 dollars in damages in the residence district of Tipton. Also from Indianapolis, Thomas Cook, a 56 year old traveling man, died of apoplexy Sunday in the city.
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Tipton
Ind
Charles Covert
Indianapolis
Thomas Cook
Indiana
la Crosse
Anderson
Story Cashier Confesses Shortage and Loot Probe
In Belleville the cashier Story of the Citizens State Bank faces looting charges after a $30,000 shortage, with a written confession alleging he took about 320,000 and kept two sets of books. Authorities seek to recover funds, and Story reportedly attempted suicide after the discovery. Charles Story, a brother, went to Chicago to redeem 1,800 in checks.
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Madlaop
Biwin C. Story
Tate
Selle- Ville
Story
Chicago
Charles Story
Belleville
Stout Institute Incorporates In Menomonie
Articles of incorporation for the Stout Institute have been filed. Officers: President Senator J. H. Stout Vice president L. D. Harvey secretary treasurer W. C. Ribenack. Directors: the officers and Senator W. H. Hatton of New London and George N. Peck of Chicago.
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Stout Institute
Menominie
J. H. Stout
L. D. Harvey
W. C. Ribenack
W. H. Hatton
New London
George N. Peck
Chi ‘Capo
Unclear historic ad fragment highlights patent remedies
A fragmentary 19th century advertisement mentions Lewis' Single Binder and Mrs Winataw's Soothing Syrag, with references to teething remedies and various tonics. The text is garbled but shows vendor names, cures, and a price note.
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Wisconsin Chair Company
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F. A. Dennett
Newtune
Ohio River
Evansville
August Lempke
Milwaukee
Ira B. Smith
Milwaukee House of Correction
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Racine
Charles Choak
Kansaquille
Manitowoc
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Ripon
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Wisconsin State Bankers’ Association
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California Ic Syrup Co
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Olmsted
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