Prohibition Party Chooses Swallow Carroll For President
At Indianapolis the Prohibition party nominated Silas C Swallow of Pennsylvania for president and George W Carroll of Texas for vice president. The platform called for national reform measures including liquor prohibition and justice for all labor capital. Miles declines to run and the convention ends after a mass meeting and campaign fundraising.
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Kshoranapons
Ind
Silas C. Swallows
Pennsylvania
George W. Carroll
Texas
I Ica
LH Qregon
Teé
Miles
Wgtb
John G. Woolity
New York
Ehim
Sauware
Tate
Prohibition Party
Cay
N Regent
United States
Joseph P. Tracy
Illinois
Resolutions Committee
Wolfenbarger
Tracy
Amos
eTwee Vsolations Committee
Kthe
Indianapolis
Tiakés
Warner Named for Governor at Minnesota Convention
Detroit reports at the Minnesota state Republican convention two notable contests. Fred M Warner of Farmington was nominated for governor with broad support, while Homer Warren and George B. Horton were named for lieutenant governor and auditor general respectively. A motion to nominate by direct vote failed, and the ticket aims to back Roosevelt and Fairbanks in the national arena.
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Detroit
Light Guard
Resolutions Committee
William Alden Smith
Grand Rapids
Charles Simons
Fred M Warner
Farmington
Homer Warren
George B. Horton
Fruit Ridge
Warner
Horton
Alexander Maitland
Negaunee
Teasurer
Frank P Glazier
Chelsea
George A Prescott
Tawas City
J. 3. Bradley
Eaton Rapids
Charles A Blair
Jackson
H Kelley
State Board of Education
L. L. Wright
Ironwood
W H Rose
Clinton
Smith
Simona
Chicago
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Theodore Roosevelt
Minnesota
Paul
Minn
Clapp
Dunn
Collins
Eddy
Sand
Dowie Welcomed Home Amid Public Support
Fragmentary OCR notes show a welcome home scene for Dowie amid community figures and distant spectators. Names and places are unclear but the mood is public celebration with local followers after a period away.
Demise of a Prominent Man in Wisconsin Politics
John J. Mitchell former United States senator dies at Meadowmere Greenfield after 48 hours of unconsciousness due to intestinal trouble. Born in Milwaukee in 1842 he served in the Civil War and later held state and national offices including Wisconsin senate and U S Senate. He was vice president of Marine National Bank and Northwestern Insurance Company at his death with his family at the bedside.
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Mucaukee
John J. Mitchell
United States
Hil
Meadowmere
Greenfield
Mitchell
William Mitchell
David Ferguson Mitchell
John K. Mitchell, Jr
Miewes
Martha
Janet
Hatriet
Ruth
Catherine Mitchell
Senator Mitchell
Alexander Mitchell
Milwaukee
Wis
John L Mitchell
State Senate
United States Senate
Philetus ‘Bawyer
Mitchell Long
Wisconsin
Northwest
Marine National Bank
Northwestern Insurance Company
Fatal Rocket Explosion on Juno Cruiser
Special report from Kiel describes a fatal explosion aboard the cruiser Juno during escort duties for a royal vessel. The blast killed several crew members and caused casualties among the ship’s company as the crew frantically attempted to control the fire and survey the damage.
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Kiel
Acclavital
Juno
Royal Secuteng
Fierce Japanese Assault. Russians Hold Fen Shui Pass
London reports July 1 Japanese forces torpedoed ships at Gensan Korea on June 30 suffering minor Korean injuries. Dispatches describe the capture of Fen Shui Pass after heavy fighting with Russian fortifications. Kuropatkin notes losses with officers and men wounded and several killed in action. The battles involved multiple columns, encirclement efforts, and significant casualties on both sides.
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London
Tokio
Gensan
Korea
Pass
Tokyo
Fenshu Pass
Takushan
Fenshu
Kuropatkin
St. Petersburg
Senuchen
Siaknotung
Eritatan
Khanza
Mayaratsa
Vassilieff
Makaroff
Bantiao
Cipying
Black Mount
Siadng
Japanese Advance and Stand in Ijlaoyang Corridor
Japanese forces broke into Kautia pass along the Ijlaoyang main road by four pm and pressed toward Saimatsze. They initially pushed back Cossacks but were repulsed later as the battle extended into evening. Estimated enemy strength and local losses remained difficult to determine.
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Kautia Pass
Ijlaoyang
Saimatsze
Young Doctor Is Assassinated in City Home
T Jarrécki, a young physician, was shot and killed Thursday at his home in the city. Two shots were fired with one bullet entering near the heart as he was called to the door. The murderer escaped. Denver, Col. July 1.
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Jarrécki
Denver
Col
Miner convicted for manslaughter in Mojave lynching
Bakersfield July 1 James Cowan a Mojave miner was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of James Cummings who was lynched at Mojave on March 19. The jury recommended mercy for the prisoner.
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Bakersfield
Cal
James Cowan
Mojave
James Cummings
Hail Storm Wrecks Crops Across Missouri and Kansas
A heavy hail storm near Belton Missouri and Manhattan Kansas damaged crops and orchards and shattered hundreds of window panes. In Manhattan a three mile by 150 mile path ruined corn and oats across fields.
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Kansas City
Belton
Manhattan
Kan
Washington Sees No Peace Talks With Russia or Japan
Washington officials report no readiness for peace overtures from Russia or Japan amid King Edward’s visit and conversations on a possible restoration of peace. Private advices suggest neither belligerent power is inclined to negotiations at this time.
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Gpecamcowwe Journal
Washington
Edward
William
Russia
Japan
Jagan
Two Banks Discuss $4 Crown at Cleveland Event
Fragmentary notes show a Cleveland gathering featuring Red CON and the Boasers at a July fair, with mentions of Special and district indicators. Names and exact details are unclear in the unreadable text.
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Cleveland
Naval clash at sea and Harvard Yale regatta update
Fragmented dispatch reports a naval engagement near Che Foo and Port Arthur with unclear timing. It also notes Harvard Yale boat races with results and mentions a Nevada delegate at a Democratic convention and a death in Nevada.
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Che Foo
Port Ardage
Boy Renfro Speaks in Public for First Time Since Silence
In Shreveport on July 1 St Julian Renfro a colored boy who had become mute in Chicago after a claimed vision spoke at 3 o clock this afternoon crowd filled the house and yard. He prayed cried praised the Lord then recited the 2nd Psalm and said he would be unable to speak again next day. He had spent the period since his mute onset studying the Bible.
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Shreveport
Chicago
St. Julian Renfro
Thornton Mercers win bid for half railroad roadbed
In Hanvosk County the Thornton Mercers sue for lease rentals of a railroad from Hamilton to Warsaw. Judge Grier rules in favor of the plaintiffs, declaring each Thornton owns half the roadbed. The decision asserts the roadbed title has never been challenged or lost.
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Hanvosk
County
Thorntong
Mercer County
Hamilton
Warsaw
Grier
Thorntons
Wiig
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