Democrat Loomis Criticizes Bryan and Money Question
Columbus Neb Aug 26 George L Loomis temporary chairman of the democratic state convention delivers a notable speech urging arbitration between capital and labor and stating Bryan will not be the party’s national candidate. He attacks the Republican administration over Philippines trust alliances and tariff issues while appealing for party renewal and unity.
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Columbus
Neb
George L. Loomis
Bryan
Unite States
Hannibal
Praia
Philippines
Congress
Northwestern wreck victims return home in Wis
Fond du Lac Wisconsin August 26 The Northwestern wreck caused by heavy rains Sunday night has been cleared away and most of the injured are being sent home. Five remain under treatment as workers assess damage and recoveries continue in the wake of the storm.
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Northwestern
Fond du Lac
Wis
Wolves Attack Boy Near Berlin Wisconsin Farm
Aug incident near Berlin Wisconsin on the Wauroma road saw four wolves attack a boy, son of Louis Schroeder, as he walked a dog. The wolves, a mother and three Cubs, bit the boy’s face and left shoulder and also badly mauled the dog. A lumber wagon’s cries scattered the animals and locals plan hunts to track them.
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Berlin
Wis
Aug
Louis Schroeder
Herdiog Cate
Wautoma Road
Fraternal Congress meets in Milwaukee
National Fraternal Congress members heard President Langfitts report and conducted routine business. Langfitt said 20,000,000 people are directly interested in the fraternal system, with 106 societies and a weekly distribution exceeding 1,000,000 dollars. Societies showed more than 12 percent growth in the past year.
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Milwaukee
Fraternel Congress
Langfitts
L Langfitt
In Memory of Justice Bardeen Memorial Services Planned
Preparations are nearly complete for a memorial service in Wausau for Associate Justice C. VoBardeen to be held tomorrow. Resolutions in memoriam will be presented to Judge Silvermhore, who will forward them to the supreme court, with Neal Brown representing the Wausau bar and bars from Merrill Rhinelander and Eagle River also participating.
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Wausau
C. VoBardeen
Silvermhore
Supreme Court
Neal Brown
A. H. Reid
Merrill Bar
John Barnes
Rhinelander
F. Coleman
Eagle River
Aged Man Lost in Woods Near Hurley
Hurley Aug. 26 Conrad Dahlacim ey, 70, longtime Hurley resident since 1886, wandered off from a berrying party Sunday. A search party is organized but little hope remains of finding him.
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Hurley Hurley
Conrad Dahlacimey
Hurley
Bes
Cloudburst Strikes Kansas Town Causes Flood Deaths
A cloud burst near Marysville Kansas on August 26 sent the Gig Blue river rising many feet within hours. Heavy property damage reported and one drowning death. About 50 houses flooded with residents seeking refuge in trees and on roof tops, rescued by boatmen.
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Marysville
Kas
Four Workmen Drowned at Newark Bay Bridge Accident
A storm swept a Cov tual railroad derrick into Newark Bay near the New Jersey bridge across the bay. Several workmen were drowned and others injured. Rescue and investigations followed as crews secured the site.
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New York Bridge
New York
New Jersey
Newark Bay
Storm Kills Four in Central Indiana
A storm swept central Indiana last evening destroying several buildings and causing four fatalities. Indianapolis reports confirm four people killed in the incident.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Americans Win at Cricket in Ontario Match
Toroato Ont Aug 26 The international cricket contest closed with the Americans prevailing by a vast margin 277 to 18a.
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Toroato
Ont
Judge Gray for President Nominated by Lackawanna Dems
Scranton Pa August 26 The Lackawanna county democratic convention adopted a resolution recommending Judge George Gray of Delaware for the democratic nomination for the presidency.
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Judge Gray
Scranton
Lackawaning County
George Gray
Delaware
Heatwave hits Washington as temperatures surge
In Washington on August 26 the thermometer soared to 102 degrees at 4 PM, marking the hottest day in two years. Ten people were reported prostrated but no fatalities occurred.
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Washington
Epidemic in Dane County Hits Horses in August Heat
Reports from Madison describe an influenza like illness known as swam fever or typhoid affecting horses and cattle in Dane County. Up to 20 horses and as many cattle treated, with about 10 horses dying. Veterinary efforts include anti-toxin serum from France used by Dr. Simon Beattie. cases described across July and August with bells for swamps and possible insect mediation. Forage poisoning and other news items follow in the same dispatch.
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Madison
Dane County
Minnesota
Amadison
Simon Beattie
V. S
France
Beattie
Wisconsin Society of Veterinary
Racine
Granville bank safe wrecked by glycerine blast
In Granville North Dakota the state bank safe was wrecked by glycerine causing about $2,000 in loss. A French steamer Admiral Guey dor sailing from Marseilles to Colombo July 35 has not been heard from and is believed lost with 57 aboard. Princess Louise launched the battleship Dominion at Barrow, the final unit of the King Edward VII class, costing about $6.5 million when completed. In New York Frederick D. Pressiar, a former U.S. Army paymaster, shot himself in Brooklyn after seven months in Seattle.
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Granville
N. D
Admiral Gueydor
Marseilies
Colombo
Princess Louise
Dominion
Barrow
New York
Frederick D. Pressiar
United States Army
Seatte
Brooklyn
Lou Dillon Clips Cresceus Mark Strong At Finish
Lou Dillon trotted a mile in two minutes on a fast track at Seadass, setting a new world record on a second attempt. Sanders drove the mare in smooth time with splits of 1:00, 1:31, and a final 29 seconds, beating Cresceus in Columbus last year by a half second. Cresceus owner George H. Catcham sent congratulations, transferring the crown to the new champ.
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Seadass
Runuers
Lou Dillon
Sanders
Oly
Sanders Saill
Crescens
Columbus
Ohio
Lov Diliec
Tim
Cresceus
Toledo
George H. Catcham
Home Made Sodas and Shaker Tricks for Summer Drinks
A newspaper piece explains how home made summer beverages rise in popularity. It details needed equipment a mash extractor and shaker plus seltzer or phos phate and several syrups. It gives recipes for Mint Sangria Temperance Punch and Frosted Claret with safe serving tips.
Five Hurt in Train Collision at New Philadelphia
Five persons were seriously hurt when a passenger car collided with a freight train on the Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling road late yesterday afternoon in New Philadelphia Ohio. Police and railroad officials investigated the crash as rescuers aided victims at the scene and crews cleared the tracks. Detours were set up as authorities warned of lingering delays for the afternoon travel period.
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New
Philadelphia
Ohiio
Cleveland, Lorraine & Wheeling Road
Bulgarian Villages near Adrianople Reported Attacked
Three Bulgarian villages near Teher Rheskol, viayet of Adrianople, are reported attacked by Circassians with inhabitants massacred.
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Teher- Rheskol
Viayet
Adrianople
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