Primary results dim in Illinois contest mix
Chicago August 10 A report on Saturday's Illinois primary shows Democratic endorsements for Stringer and Stevenson with slow returns. Republican hopefuls Hopkins Foss and Mason lead in various counties, while Yates and Deneen vie for governor amid delayed tallies and district nominations for Congress.
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Chicago
United States
Lawrence 3. Stringer
Ravernor
Adlair. Stevenson
I. A. Perry
X. F. Beidler
Ralph Jelris
J. I. Mount
J. C. Mall
Supreme Court
Static Pick St
Albert J. Hopkins
Cook County
Hopkins
Mason
Foss
Stringer
Deneen
Yates
Yatua
Peoria
Cook
Fass
Shah in Distressing Plight in Tehran
Special dispatches from Teheran describe the Persian shah as virtually a prisoner among tribesmen summoned to defend the throne. They demand funds the shah cannot provide and threaten to destroy the palace and plunder Teheran. Russian bank funds of 260000 were exhausted. A dispatch from Tabriz notes severe fighting with heavy losses on both sides.
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St. Petersburg
Teheran
Persia
Tabriz
Officers Beaten to Death in Methuen Police Fatality
Methuen Massachusetts August 10 officers Charles H Emerson and Frank McDermott of the Methuen police were found beaten to death after a late search for marauders who had been raiding chicken yards and gardens. Their bodies were discovered near a peat meadow after they failed to report for duty Sunday.
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Methuen
Mass
Charles H. Emerson
Frank McDermott
Methuen Police Department
Jones
Two Nebraskans drown in Missouri River near Nebraska City
Two sons of David Jimes of Amersville drowned Sunday afternoon in the Missouri River near Nebraska City Neb Auxiliary 10 reports a tragic boating accident.
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Nebraska
Nebraska City
Neb
Aux
David Jimes
Amersville
Missouri River
Roosevelt selects five experts to study farm life reforms
President Roosevelt asks five specialists to investigate social sanitary and economic conditions on American farms and report recommendations. The commission chaired by Prof. L H Bailey includes Henry Wallace Kenyon Yautterfield Gifford Pinchot and Walter H Page. The letter emphasizes farm well being and calls for improved country life education cooperation and opportunities.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Congress
L. H. Bailey
New York College of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Des Moines
Kenyon J. Yautterfield
Massachusetts Apricultural College
Giffard Pinchot
United States Forest Reserve
Walter H. Page
World's Work
New York
Prof. Bailey
United States
Department of Agriculture
Inapp
Storm in Austria Kills, Wounds Many in Szegedin
A summer thunderstorm ripped through Szegedin on Saturday causing widespread damage to homes. A newly built heating house collapsed under falling masonry trapping workers. At least seven dead and many injured have been recovered as rescue teams clear the debris.
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Szegedin
Austria
Brooklyn Woman Murdered in Brooklyn Home Slaying
New York, Aug 10 Mrs Berth Hood aged 32 was shot and killed at her Brooklyn home Sunday night by Ernest Seitz 24 of Manhattan. He also wounded the infant daughter and shot himself, likely fatally wounded.
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Brooklyn
New York
Berth Hood
Ernest Seitz
Manhattan
Seitz
Baseball league results from Sunday games across circuits
Sunday results across American League and minor leagues show mixed scores with totals in games at Chicago Detroit Toledo Louisville and more. Key matchups include New York vs Chicago St. Louis vs Boston Milwaukee Kansas City and others across Central Western and three I leagues with varied hits and errors.
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American Eracor
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Washington
American Association
Toledo
Columbia
Milwauker
Kansas City
MIF Wakes
Louisville
Laureyte
Indiamipolls
Ab Ati Preapalgest
Paul
Minnepoli
Sco
Iro
Philadelphia
Cyncinnati
Ako
Brooklyn Ser
St Loui
Seereeer
Cleveland
New
Bilwantess
Quiaha Dane Jour
Admiral Sperry Welcomed in New Zealand Visit
Cloudy weather welcomed Admiral Sperry and U S Atlantic Fleet officers as they arrived in Auckland on a goodwill visit. Prime Minister Ward praised Roosevelt as upholding civilization’s traditions and presented a gold and silver album to Roosevelt. Lord Plunket lauded King Edward and Roosevelt for their humane work.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Admiral Sperry
Australasian
Joseph George Ward
Sly Joseph
Roosevelt
Lord Plunket
Edward
SURE OF BRYAN'S SUCCESS
In Fairview Nebraska August 10 Representative Neary D Clarion of Alabama and Dr J W McClure of Sedalia Missouri arrived to notify William J Bryan of his presidential nomination They express confidence in Bryan Kern victory and say enthusiastic unaffiliated voters will swing the election while loyal Democrats stay firm.
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Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
Neary D. Clarion
Alahams
William J. Bryan
J. W. McClure
Sedalia
Bryan
Kern
Clayton
Schooner Maggie and May Sunk Off Halifax
The Gloucester f led schooner Maggie and May was rammed by the German school ship Freya sixty nine miles off Halifax harbor Saturday night. Nine crew members died including Captain Eck McCatherns. Freya arrived Sunday with four survivors.
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Halifax
Maggie
May
Halifax Harbor
Eck McCatherns
Sawyer-Goodman Lumber Yard Fire Wipes Out Millions of Feet
A devastating blaze at the Sawyer Goodman lumber yards in Marinette destroyed at least 20 million feet of lumber with losses around 500000 dollars. Winds intensified the fire as logs blocked fireboats, hindering efforts. nearby towns pleaded for aid but succumbed to the blaze. Plans for Goodman village and future mills remain in play amid the disaster.
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Marinette
Sawyer- Goodman Company
Sawyer-Goodman Company
Goodman
Menominee
Gasoline Kills a Child in Waukesha
A two year old, Margaret Kratz, daughter of Otto Kratz night fireman at the water works plant, died after drinking gasoline left in the house during a grocery delivery. The death occurred within five minutes. A body, unidentified and weighing about 175 pounds, was recovered from the Mississippi at La Crosse. Authorities are unsure if the death was accidental or foul play, and it may be linked to recent tragedies in nearby towns. The Wisconsin railroad commission granted a certificate allowing Twin City and Lake Superior Railroad to build a line from St Paul to Superior and Duluth via the northwestern part of the state.
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Waukesha
Margaret
Otto Kratz
la Crosse
Mississippi
Winova
St. Paul
Superior
Madison
State Railroad Commission
Twin City & Lake Superior Railroad Company
Duluth
Homecoming on Winnebago Reservation in Wisconsin
An Indian homecoming festival with a grand council and pow wow was held near Black River Falls as the Nebraska branch visited its early Wisconsin homeland from which it was removed in the seventies. Also reported death from a berry-picking scratch in Marathon county and a post office clerk appointment in Washington D C. A doctor killed a porcupine on a lawn in Newburg. Jobi Newburg surrendered after a shooting incident near West Salem. Clergymen gathered in Rhine for St Peters Evangelical churchs fiftieth anniversary in Sheboygan.
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la Crosse
Winnebago Reservation
Black River Falls
Nebraska
Ita
Wisconsin
Monotony of Home Life and Sermon on Bad Company
The piece blends Billy Sunday’s revival remarks in Sharon Pennsylvania with a fable about a boy and a farmer. It then discusses marital monotony, noting wives’ complaints about home routine and the shared tedium of office life, urging cultivations of interests to escape dullness.
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Billy Sunday
Sharon
Autlety
Pac
Bay Mercury
Mothers and Babies Tip on Castoria Safety
Promotes careful examination of every bottle of Castoria for infants and children, urging buyers to verify the signature and long-standing use. Mentions common ads and quips from period drugstore text and light social bits about marriages and social wit.
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