Iowa Republicn convention nominates officers by acclamation
At Des Moines July 30 the Iowa Republican convention adopted committee reports with little opposition and nominated by acclamation for secretary of state W B Martin auditor B F Carroll treasurer G S Gilbertson attorney general C Mullan supreme judges S M Ladd and Co A Bishop. Contests arose over clerk of the supreme court and other offices as nominations continued amid assertions Cummins group controls the platform debate and loyalty to Roosevelt and Philppines policy.
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Des Moines
Journal
W. B. Martin
B. F. Carroll
G. S. Gilbertson
Chas. Mullan
S. M. Ladd
Co. A. Bishop
A. W. Lee
Cedar Rapids
Cummins
Register
Toto
John C. Kemble
Jackson County
A. B. Daily
Clinton
Charles Fletcher
Town County
Scott County
J. R. Lane
G. Watson French
Davenport
E. L. Miller
Clinton County
David Stewart
Johnson County
Charles W. Phillips
State Central Committee
First District
Thomas Hedge
Des Moines County
C. J. Wilson
Washington
Mr. Payne
Henry Countty
J. C. Davis
Lee
Johnson Brigham
Allison
Senator Dolliver
Victor Dolliver
George FE. Roberts
Smith
Harvey Ingham
The
Register and Leader
Lee Syndicate
Muscatine County
Wm. Hoffman
J. W. Eells
R. Freers
John Lockhart
J. C. Coster
A. S. Lawrence
J. W. McKee
Frank Scott
J. J. Nichols
R. S. Clark
D. H. Rickey
John Parks
M P. McKeown
E. W. Clark
J. B. Jester
S. M. Hoskins
Martin
Gilbertson
Mullen
Ladd
Bishop
Amos Brandt
B. I. Salinger
Manning
W. W. Cornwall
Spencer
J. H. Williams
Ames
E. A. Dawson
Waverly
Iowa
Ketchum
Marshalltown
W. D. Blackmore
Crawford
R. W. Smith
Fort Madison
Henderson
Congress
Republican Party
Spence
Iowa State Military Band
Walter I. Smith
Council Bluffs
Grant Club
Committee On Permanent Organization
Standard People Deny It Oil Company Says It Is Not In
A group called Standard People disputes involvement with an oil company claiming they are not part of any linked venture. Officials deny ties and emphasize independence in response to inquiries.
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OIL Company
Three Great Interests Story Denied by Standard Oil
The Standard Oil Company today emphatically denied a London Mail report that Rockefeller Rothschild and Nobel would form a working agreement to control world oil supply. Wall Street showed little faith in the tale, though all three interests are said to be friendly.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
London Mail
Rockefeller
Rothschild
Nobel
Standard
Wall Street
Tipton Shooting Affray Ends in Murder Victim Denkman
In Tipton Iowa, Eli Auten, Denkman’s 76 year old father in law, shoots through a bedroom door after a brick attack. Denkman is killed by a head shot. a hired man is wounded in the arm. Auten, a large man, remains active despite his age.
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Tipton
Samuel Denkman
Eli Auten
Auten
Denkman
Dwight L. Wing A Bankrupt
Dwight L. Wing prominent railroad promoter filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court in Springfield Illinois. Liabilities are listed at 60000 with assets at 400. Wing built the line from Springfield to St Louis later owned by Illinois Central and had been developing an air line between Springfield and Peoria.
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Illinois
Springfield
Dwight L. Wing
Peoria
Wing
St. Louis
Illinois Central
State Health Board Upheld by Appellate Court
Springfield July 30 The Illinois Appellate court sustains the state board of health discretion to decide if a medical college is in good standing and may deny accreditation based on its review of facilities personnel and standards.
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Springfield
Illinois
State Board of Health
Boston Man Bunkoed in Counterfeiting Scheme
In Boston on July 16 Barnard Bennett was defrauded of 500 five dollar gold coins amid a bunko plan. Frank Bernstein faces grand jury for larceny after Bennett provided the coins to counterfeit English sovereigns. a tin can with acid yielded pennies when opened by police.
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Boston
Mass
Frank Bernstein
Barnard Bennett
Bennett
Bernstein
Cuba May Repudiate Act Adopting Cuban Resolution
United States Minister Squiers in Havana reports the Cuban lower house has adopted a resolution repudiating the U S Catholic church property settlement. The measure states the agreement is not binding on the Cuban republic.
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House
United States
Washington, D. C
State Department
Squiers
Havana
Congress
Island
Soft coal prices advance by five to ten cents a ton
Terre Haute Indiana July 30 an advance of 5 and 10 cents a ton in bituminous coal prices loaded on cars at the mines across the Indiana field was announced to take effect August 1 It notes a new market opening in the far northwest and that large contracts previously handled by Ohio and West Virginia operators have shifted to Indian miners
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Funeral of Rabbi Josephs Draws Huge City Attendance
New York on July 30 reports the funeral of Rabbi Josephs head of the Orthodox Jewish church. Lower East Side business paused as about fifty thousand Jews joined the procession. Several hundred carriages halted at synagogues for brief prayers during the ceremony.
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New York
Josephs
Lower East Side
Coal land boom reaches Montgomery and Macoupin counties
A New York syndicate led by A G Simpson with $1.5 million capital has secured options on coal land spanning 25 000 acres in Montgomery and Macoupin counties and seeks about 5 000 more. Prospects are being bored near Waggoner and McVey with additional sites planned north of Waggoner.
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Litchfield
Ill
A. G. Simpson
New York
Montgomery
Macoupin
Waggoner
McVey
Giant Oil Combine Reported by Daily Mail
London reports a world spanning oil trust formed by Rockefeller Rothschild and Nobel interests. The Daily Mail claims a secret working agreement to fix prices and absorb all Russian output, provoking anti trust tension and prompting invitations to a Russian anti trust conference.
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The
Daily Mail
Combines
Des Moines Fireman Killed In Wall Paper Plant Blaze
Des Moines fire destroyed the Stoner Wall Paper Co. building causing $50,000 loss. Watchman David Denham was burned to death and IL P. Miller badly hurt in the attempt to rescue him.
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Des Moines
Stoner Wall Paper Co
David Denham
IL. P. Miller
Weather notes for Iowa clouds and possible storms
The report indicates partly cloudy conditions for Iowa tonight and Thursday with a chance of local thunderstorms in the northern portion this afternoon or tonight. No significant precipitation is noted for central areas.
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Chicago
Iowa
State Officers and Justices Ballot Listing and Vacancies
The list names the Secretary of State Auditor of State Treasurer of State Attorney General and judges of the Supreme Court to fill vacancies plus clerks reporters and railroad commissioner roles. It outlines the ballot positions and required offices for upcoming elections.
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Secretary
Supreme Court
Speech by Temporary Chairman W L Smith Continues
A speech by Temporary Chairman W L Smith continues, with full remarks available on page six and a continuation on page four. The readable fragments emphasize leadership themes and call for further discussion among the delegates.
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W.L. Smith
Prize Fighter Joe Goddard in Critical Condition
Camden New Jersey July 30 Joe Goddard prize fighter remains alive in hospital but doctors say he will not survive the wound from Monday’s republican primary fight.
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Camden
N. J
Joe Goddard
Commandant Killed in French Congo Troubles
A report from Liverpool dated July 30 says Commandant Langlez of the French Congo native militia was assassinated and Governor Groudet in Loukalela faces danger as he handles escalating unrest with the natives.
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Liverpool
Commandant Langlez
French Congo
Gov. Groudet
Loukalela
Colonial premiers renew conference on navigation and cables
A conference of colonial premiers reconvened in London to discuss a uniform navigation system and the purchase of ocean cables. The talks centered on standardizing maritime rules and securing undersea communication links.
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London
Loubet Refuses to Sign Decrees Against Congregations
Paris reports President Loubet has refused to sign decrees aimed at congregations without the council of ministers decision. The July 30 item notes the presidential stance amid ongoing government actions.
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Paris
Patrie Today
Loubet
Council of Ministers
Steamer Collision Off Malacca Sinks Vessel With Forty Drowned
A collision off Malacca Malay Peninsula between steamers Prince Alexander and Banhinguan left Prince Alexander sunk and forty lives lost. Rescue and shipping authorities reported the disaster near the island coast on July 30.
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Malacca
Penninsula
Fritz Schultz Found Dead in Vacant Clinton House
The body of Fritz Schultz of Clinton was found in an upper room of a vacant Clinton house, missing since July 17. Police believe the 65 year old man died from starvation after becoming ill while inspecting the house for rent, having been there several days.
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Clinton
Fritz Schultz
Schultz
Wreck on Milwaukee Trains Near Elm Grove
Two Milwaukee passenger trains collided near Elm Grove Wisconsin this morning. Two are reported dead and many injured. The accident occurred in the vicinity early today according to local reports.
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Elm Grove
Wis
Milwaukee
Flood Strikes San Marcos and Cotton Regions
Dallas dispatch reports widespread flood damage across the southern state with thousands of acres of cotton submerged. San Marcos town was flooded last night, with three to five feet of water flooding the US fish hatchery and causing heavy losses.
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Dallas
San Marcos
United States Fish Hatchery
Pastor Drowns Saving Boy at De Graffe Picnic
Bellefontaine Ohio July 30 Reverend W H Leatherman pastor of the De Graffe Methodist church died while trying to save Earl Nedham 13 who drowned with him during a church picnic attended by about thirty boys from the congregation. Leatherman a Delaware graduate lived previously in Lima and Toledo and was 35. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
W. H. Leatherman
de Graffe
Earl Nedham
Nedham
Leatherman
Delaware
Lima
Toledo
Telepathy Warns a Husband in Runaway Fatality
In St Joseph Missouri Mrs Charles R Woodruff was fatally injured when her team ran away. Her husband who was in Omaha on business heard the news via long distance telephony from his sister in law who answered the call and relayed the fatal warning. He arrived in time last night.
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St. Joseph
Charles R. Woodruff
Woodruff
Omaha
Attempt to wreck a train in Illinois near Danforth
A saboteur piled ties on the Illinois Central near Danforth endangering the New Orleans Limited. The pilot suffered damage while cars and track remained intact. Earlier, a bolt removal damaged the Rantoul accommodation near Ashkum.
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Gilman
Ill
New Orleans
Danforth
Rantoul
Ashkum
Chicago Markets Dispatch of July 30 1900s Lard Ribs Hogs Cattle
Special market dispatch notes lard and rib prices with July September and January quotes, hog receipts and price ranges, cattle and sheep receipts and steady to higher tones, and Chicago receipts by car lots with wheat corn and hogs projected for tomorrow.
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Liverpool
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