Kern notification seals Indiana's Bryan Kern ticket
Indianapolis August twenty fifth. John W. Kern, Democratic candidate for vice president, was formally notified of his nomination at a large state fairgrounds gathering. Theodore Bell announced the ticket. Bryan and Kern addressed thousands as Thomas Marshall praised the nominees.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Kern
Colliseum
State Fair Grounds
Bryan
Kern
Denis Hotel
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Mack
Theodore E. Bell
California
Democratic Party
Thomas Marshall
Indiana Democracy
Bryan Attacks Trusts and Taft in Indiana Address
The Kern notification day closd with William Jennings Bryan railing at Republican and Taft trust policies in Indianapolis. He denounced private monopolies as indefensible and urged Democratic plans to exterminate trusts, enforcement of criminal law, and sanctions against trust magnates.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bryan
Taft
Jefferson
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Mrs Claudia Hains May Testify If Husband Is Charged
New York report states Mrs Claudia Libby Hains wife of Capt Peter C Hains Jr was told she would testify at the trial of her husband and his brother T Jenkins Hains for the murder of William E Annis at the Bay Side Yacht Club on August 15 She will not testify on her husband’s behalf unless the defense offers a confession that reflects on her character in which case she would testify to defend her reputation
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New York
N. Y
Claudia Libby Hains
Peter C. Hains, Jr
T. Jenkins Hains
William E. Annis
Bay Side Yacht Club
A. O. Brown & Co Suspension Hits New York Market
A. O. Brown & Co, a major New York brokerage, suspended after heavy Saturday trading. The firm faced delivery failures on stocks sold, assignee D W Noel named, and liabilities likely run into several millions. Market impact described as limited despite large unsettled deliveries.
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New York
N. Y
A. O. Brown & Co
Stock Exchange
Brown Company
A. C O. Brown
G. Lee Stout
E. F. Buchanan
Samuel C. Brown
W. Rhea Whitman
Fraternal Groups Debate Uniform Benefit Certificates
Delegates at the eighth annual meeting of the Associated Fraternities of America discussed a uniform bill to govern certificates and benefits for fraternal societies. Forty eight societies belong to the association as members. Emperor William reportedly uninjured after a forest ride amid rumors of an injured leg.
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Chicago
Associated Fraternities of America
Central committees elect state officers in Springfield
The Republican and Democratic state central committees chose officers in Springfield Illinois. Republican chairman Roy O West of Chicago and Democratic chairman Charles Boeschenstein of Edwardsville were elected at the meeting.
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Springfield
Ill
Roy O. West
Chicago
Charles Boeschenstein
Edwardsville
American ambassador Thompson Injured in Mexico City Cyclist Rundown
David T. Thompson the American ambassador to Mexico was struck by a cyclist in Mexico City on August 25 and sustained a fractured arm and facial contusions.
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Mexico City
David T. Thompson
Mexico
Big Loss By Fire At Omaha Wagon Works
Fire damaged the Omaha Wagon Works in East Omaha and an adjoining plant today. Several railroad cars loaded with lumber on a sidetrack were burned. The loss is estimated at 100000 dollars.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha Wagon Works
Magoon Meets Roosevelt to Present Cuban Report
Oyster Bay report says Charles Magoon governor of Cuba visited the president to deliver a detailed briefing on Cuban affairs and related matters for President Roosevelt.
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Oyster Bay
Charles Magoon
Cuba
Roosevelt
Financier J C Van Blarcom Dies at Summer Adirondacks Home
J C Van Blarcom, a prominent midwestern financier, died today in his Adirondacks summer home from Bright's disease.
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St. Louis,Mo
J. C. van Blarcom
Middle West
Bright
Adirondacks
Governor Cummins to Call Special Session on Primary Law
Des Moines authorities say Governor Cummins will convene a special session of the legislature to amend the primary law allowing voters to elect a successor to Senator Allison. Proponents claim averting a Democratic shift, while opposition from standpatters surfaces at a Chamberlain Hotel meeting.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Cummins
Allison
Savery
Morrow
Hayward
Chamberlain Hotel
Lone Highwayman Holds Up Stage Coaches in Yellowstone
A lone highwayman robs seven stage coaches in Yellowstone Park prompting soldiers to pursue. Authorities warn locals to guard trains and protect routes as the incident triggers security measures and manhunt efforts.
Bar Association Opens Annual Meeting in Seattle
The American Bar Association began its annual meeting in Seattle Washington with the opening session. President Dickinson delivered the keynote address on The Recent Changes of the Statutes of the Various States and of Congress.
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Seattle
Wash
The
American Bar Association
Dickinson
Congress
Netherlands Hesitant on Peace Pact Amid Venezuela Note
The Hague reports an unofficial Venezuela note fails to reassure Netherlands on a peaceful settlement. A Telegram correspondent argues that war is unlikely. a blockade remains the only course to pressure Castro, targeting his revenue from import duties and risking Venezuelan disputes and new leadership.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Venezuela
London
Castro
Missing Groom Is Found in Wooster News Item
Miss Lucy Warren of Wooster Ohio was left disappointed when her intended husband failed to appear for their wedding night. The story follows her reaction and the subsequent developments in the case as details emerge.
Stagecoach Robber Strikes Yellowstone Park Route
A lone highwayman robbed sixteen stage coaches in Yellowstone Park near Jackson Hole, taking about $6,000 in cash and watches with firearms. Cavalry pursued. no arrests yet. The incident follows reports of train holdups prompting extra Union Pacific guards on overland trains.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Northwest
Butte
Mont
Yellowstone Park
Old Faithful Inn
Jackson Hole
Taft Phonograph Sermon Reveals Foreign Missions Talk
In Hot Springs Virginia Taft hearings reveal a phonograph record titled A Little Sermon in a Phonograph showing Taft spoke on foreign missions. Senators Hopkins McCumber and Kennedy visited as part of a southern tour while news of Poland Taft clubs surfaced. In Boston Hitchcock reported New England Republicans ready for strong fall majorities for the national ticket.
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Hot Springs
Taft
Hopkins
Illinois
McCumber
North Dakota
Kennedy
Taft Club
Minneapolis
Boston
Mass
New England
Hitchcock
National Committee
Seven Workmen Die As Brick Wall Collapses in Mass
Chess Massachusetts Aug 25 Seven workmen were killed and fifteen others were injured when a brick wall under construction collapsed. The tragedy occurred during the building of the wall. Authorities reported the casualty total and ongoing investigations into the cause.
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Chess, Mass
Woman Reassures About Fiancé No Message Yet
A young woman, relieved to learn her fiancé Ralph W. Eddy survived and is in a Milwaukee sanitarium. She has not yet heard from him, but her mother says the daughter remains willing to marry Eddy despite the uncertain situation.
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Ralph W. Eddy
Milwaukee
Eddy
Wives and Mother Freed on Bond in Loudonville Case
Mrs. Morris Stein and her mother Mrs. Mary Bayard posted $1,000 bonds each and were released in Des Moines. Ohio officials failed to obtain requisition papers as Governor Harris refused to sign, delaying efforts to return Mrs. Reuben Bayard and Mrs. May Stein for murder allegations in Loudonville.
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Des Moines
Morris Stein
Mary Bayard
Loudonville
Ohio
Cleveland
Reuben Bayard
May Stein
Hester Porter
Stein
Bayard
Weather Outlook for Iowa and Illinois
Partly cloudy conditions with possible showers tonight or Wednesday. Warmer tonight in Iowa and Illinois. Sunrise 5 06 sunset 6 37 moonrise 3 35.
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