Beckham Victory Sparks Political Frays in Kentucky
Lexington July 20 The Democratic state convention opened with Goebel portrait unveiling and immediate focus on nominating a candidate for Goebel's term and platform. Robbins chosen temporary chairman as Beckham forces prevail in early balloting. Patrick Egan reports Bryan happy with the platform in a New York letter.
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Lexington
Ailie M. Young
William Goebel
Goebel
Beckham
Black
McCreary
Lewis
Tar- Vin
Smaith
Pryor
Garnett
Young
J. E. Robbins
Nat Halstead
Frank Peake
Robert J. Breckinridge
Robbins
Peake
Taylor
New York
Patrick Egan
United States
Chile
Hit
Bryan
Movement for a Third Party in the U S Independence Drive
Thomas M Osborne chaired a Plaza hotel meeting that formed a committee to plan a third ticket uniting independents, anti Imperialists and gold Democrats. The panel will convene in Indianapolis July 24 as a foundation for a national convention and broader coalition.
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New York
Thomas M. Osborne
Plaza Hotel
Indianapolis
William Everett
Quincy
Mass
Albert Warren Kelsey
Philadelphia
George C. Ripley
Minneapolis
William J. Palmer
Colorado Springs
Colo
Thomas M. Rogers
St. Louis
Osborne
McKinley
Bryan
Klein
Address Turned Down Over Indorsement of Republicans
In Atlanta on July 20 the Southern Industrial convention rejected a public address on southern commercial conditions after debate. Delegates argued the text endorsed the Republican platform and should not mix politics with the organization. A motion to draft a new industrial-issues address passed.
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Atlanta
South
D. A. Tompkins
North Carolina
B. M. Blackburn
Hanna
C. E. Sanders
R. L. Bennett
Mississippi
L. L. Gilbert
Alabama
Bryan and Stevenson to Receive Formal Notifications
Indianapolis reports a formal notification meeting for Bryan and Stevenson will be held in the open air. The plan was clearly announced yesterday by authorities in charge.
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Bryan and
Stevenson
Indianapolis
Bryan and Stevenson
Senator Linsay Rejects Thigh-Ticket Movement
New York July 20 Senator Linsay of Kentucky denies taking part in a thigh-ticket movement this year. He is reported to have supported Palmer and Ruckner in 1806.
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New York
Linsay
Kentucky
Palmer
Ruckner
Roosevelt at Home Again in Oyster Bay
Governor Roosevelt arrived from the west last night and dined at the Union League club before returning to his Oyster Bay home on July 20.
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New York
Roosevelt
Union League
Oysteray
Body of North Judson Man Ossifying Into Stone
Walkerton Indiana July 20 Edward W Green of North Judson Ind is becoming the subject of intense medical study as his body ossifies. The process began about two years ago and has accelerated leaving the system rigid with no outward circulation. Doctors say the case may provide a perfect specimen of an ossified body for medical science.
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Walkerton
Ind
Edward W. Green
North Judson
Endea vorers Sing for Queen Victoria at Windsor Visit
Several thousand Christian Endeavor members traveled to Windsor en route to Oxford and Stratford. In the royal grounds the queen appeared in the castle quadrangle and drove by as a thousand voices sang God Save the Queen and the Endeavorers’ anthem. The scene followed by the queen’s courteous nods and smiles. Madison, Wisconsin reports hotel discrimination against a South African quartet with four colored singers being turned away by some inns.
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London
Windsor
Oxford
Stratford
Royal Grounds
Victoria
Henry of
Battenburg
Queen
Christian Endeavors
Madison, Wis
Palmer
Lakeside Assembly
Madison
Clear Lake and the Oaks pamphlet from Iowa Central
The Iowa Central Railway releases a compact promotional pamphlet titled Clear Lake Iowa and the Oaks highlighting Clear Lake as a charming summer resort with sections on sailing bathing the Oaks hotel and the toboggan slide. Copies available from railway agents or Geo S Batty G P and T A Marshalltown Iowa.
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Iowa Central
Clear Lake
Iowa
Oaks
Iowa Cental
Geo. S. Batty
Iowa Central Ry
Marshalltown
No To Bac advertised as a life booster
An advertisement promotes No To Bac from Sterling Kennedy Co of Chicago or New York. It claims the product makes weak men strong and offers a booklet and sample free with a cure guaranteed. Prices listed are 50 cents or one dollar.
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Sterling Kernedy Co
Chicago
New York
Gun Club Meeting at Wapello Dates Noted
The M. N. & S. R. R. will sell round trip tickets from Muscatine to Wapello and return at 90c for the round trip. The meeting is July 26 and 27. A. L. Lindner, Gen’l Agent.
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Gun Club
Wapello
Muscatine
A. L. Lindner
Gen’l
Big Bowling Contest Reaches Climax In New York
The climax of the week long tournament comes this evening as the intercity contest champions are named. Leading bowling cities are represented and the event marks the culmination of days of competition. Tomorrow features wheelmen and cyclists, while Sunday is Turner’s day when prizes are awarded and the tourney closes.
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New York
Constipation Cure Advert Prompts Legal Warning
An OCR fragment advertises a constipation cure with dubious claims and unclear names or contacts. The text mentions candy cathartic wording and references a nonstandard medical remedy with no verifiable details.
Catholic Pilgrims Arrive in Rome for Jubilee Journey
The first section of the jubilee pilgrimage from the United States to Rome and Lourdes is due in Rome today. The group includes Father Kinsella of Leavenworth Kansas A J McDonald of Prince Edward Island W T Rogers of Stamford and W T X.
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Rome
Italy
United States
Lourdes
Father Kinsella
Leavenworth
Kansas
A. J. McDonald
Prince Edward Island
W. Tt. Rogers
Stamford
Schneider of Great Britain and fifty five laymen
A summary notes Schneider of Great Britain and fifty five laymen forming a main section, with expectations that it will be produced soon.
Gould plans two large homes in New York
Mrs. Howard Gould has decided to build two expansive residences in New York. Construction will start after the Goulds return from Europe. The more expensive house is valued at 750000 dollars while the other costs 250000 dollars.
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New York
Howard Gould
Goulds
Europe
Wanted Pain Killer Ad Promises Instant Relief
An old advertisement hawks Mall's Lightning Pain Killer claiming to kill pain instantly whether internal or external. It guarantees absolute purity and is priced at 25 cents and 50 cents at all druggists.
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Mall
Excursion to Chautauqua Lake offers round trip fare
The Daily Journal notes a round trip excursion to Chautauqua Lake New York on July 27 priced at 14 cents. Return by August 28 1900 with tickets valid on three daily trains. Also discounted rates to Ft Wayne Cleveland Erie Buffalo and other eastern points. Contact John Y Cahahan general agent 111 Adams St Chicago telephone central 2067.
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Chatauqua Lake
N. Y
Ft. Wayne
Cleveland
Erie
Buffalo
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
Chicago
Telephone Central
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Movement For A Third Party
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Ally
Colver
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Eter
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Brradfielp Reactatioon Company
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