Local Excursion Promises Help for Firemen Friday
Mrs Richard Thorne of Buffalo Center ta left for Davenport to visit friends a shore time. Mrs Cora Bramwell of Muscatine left for Rock Island to visit a short time and return with her son Donsie tomorrow. Miss Savages Blackwell daughter of Mr and Mrs J S Blackwell of Cherry Street arrived home from Poughkeepsie after attending Vassar commencements and National Park seminary in Forest Glen Maryland.
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Thompson Bros. Co
Richard Thorne
Buffalo Center
Fuhrman
Washington Street
Davenport
Cora Bramwell
Lucas Street
Rock Island
Muscatine
Donsie
Roek Island
Misa Savgares Blackwell
Blackwally
Cherry Street
Poughkeepule
Vassar College
Forest Glen
National Park Seminary
Merc. P. Budzine
Davis Moore
Evena Smith
Nends
Charles Henderson
Milwaukee
Wis
J. W. Miller
Margerite Nicolaus
Teachers' Institute
Amanda Miller
Page
X. Dak
May Cronin
Magentine
Verna Budelier
Bawre
Glyde Port
Elizabeth Cronin Deparrad
Cefar Falls
Moarmal School
Bertha Rynearson
Ham
Avening
Max Quimet Ment
P. McElroy
M. FL Cra~nin
Anna Ringsenberg
Zora Russell
Bennett
Hamn
Henry Mellick
West Liberts
A. T. Kelley
Mason
Army Bill vetoed by President Taft
President Taft vetoed the army appropriations bill citing its intrusion on vital military structure. He warned major reforms were rushed and asserted the law omitted Naval deliberation, returning the measure to Congress without approval. He stated the Army of the United States must not be driven by imperfect depictions of deployment theory.
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Taft
Washington, D. C
Congress
Leonard Wood
United States
ASB
Genate Military Committee
War College
Feneral
Delegates Injured In Railway Wreck Near Union Station
More than 100 passengers including several convention delegates from Georgia and visitors were bruised when a Pennsylvania train struck a bin of empty cars near Union Station. No serious injuries reported. Henry Laco of Atlanta, recorder of deeds in Washington, was among the injured. Chicago delegates’ plans were delayed until afternoon to recover.
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Chicago
I. Ting
Georgia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tan Uto
Ohsatgans
Henry Laco
Jacks
Atlanta
Tayous
Runaway horse injures Mrs Calloway and daughter near Burlington
Mrs Martha Calloway and her daughter Geneva were thrown from a frightened horse along the road near the Hartman residence below the city. Mrs Calloway injured her ankle and back, Geneva bruised but not seriously. The horse broke loose but was recaptured. Dr. F. P. Anpel treated the victims. The report ends with a separate note from White Plains about Harry K Thaw seeking freedom and a doctor’s testimony denying paranoia.
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Mra
Martha Calloway
Ganava
Burlington
Calloway
Lartman
Ducey
Wrs
Miss Geneva
White Plains
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Wm. A. White
U. S
Washington
White
Delegates Arrive as Chicago Hosts 1900s Convention Kickoff
Early trains bring 2500 delegates and alternates to the Chicago region for the convention. Notable arrivals include the Blaine club of Cincinnati with 375 marchers, Nebraska Roosiers led by Governor Aldrich, and Roosevelt factions clashing at the station. Dr. James L. Rhoades meets the crowd at Taft headquarters as a Maryland contingent arrives. Governor Gallbsborough and Jacob Murphy join the visiting delegation in Chicago.
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Chicago
Blaine Club of
Cincinnati
Ling
Michigian Avenue
Twelfth Street
Taft
Congress Hotel
Elit
Creat Northern
Nebraska
Roosevelt
John W. Towle
Omana
Teo Roosevelt
Missouri
St. Louis
Mme
Kansas City
James L. Rhoades
Tat
Rhoades
Derenies
Maryland
L. Galdsborough
Annapolis
Jacob ¥. Murphy
Congress
Narrowly Averted Double Drowning in Mississippi River Incident
Two fishermen on a barge near Muscatine were rescued when the sinking barge dragged their shelling craft under. William Koeller and George Gilibe rowed to safety after witnesses Harber Pitenforth and others struggled to stay afloat. both men barely survived, aided by a life preserver and an empty gasoline can.
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Mississi Tnpt
Mearns
Plishforth
Johnson
Davenport
Muscatina
Handy Gan
Han
Baldness Remedy Ad Promises Hair Growth
A frayed ad text claims baldness can be cured by a dandruff remover called Way Hair Talti. It touts destroying dandruff germs to revive growth and mentions purchase points in Newark New Jersey with price details per bottle. The copy imitates old newspaper marketing language and names multiple vendors.
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MR. Church
Wits War
Gray Riemake
A. G. Hestenlehner
Philoway Sree, Co
Newark, N. J
Roosevelt Men Fight Early for Delegates at Convention
The Roosevelt camp pressed to list a second set of delegates while Taft allies and the national committee feuded over credentials and temporary organization. Colonel Roosevelt planned mass meetings and personal appeals to delegates as tensions rose, with police and detectives deployed to prevent clashes.
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Roosevelt
Rosewater
Committee On Credentials
Elogetes
Nonvantian
Hey
Ena
Tanight
Agditorlini Theatre
Roosyvelt
Sox Down Reds in Tight Boston Victory
Boston Nationals defeat Cincinnati Reds in a close morning game 80 to 4. Key players include Murdoe Kilng Humphreys and McLean contributing for Boston as the offense edges past Cincinnati.
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Aed Sox
Reds
Boston
Boston Nationals
Cincinneti Reds
Boston Syncrores
Cinemath Py
Bictertee
Murdoe
Kilng
Humphreys
McLean
Nebraska Roar Denounces Rosewater At Taft Convention
Nebraska Roosevelt delegates denounce National Chairman Victor Rosewater in a united protest at the national convention. They demand his repudiation and call for representation of Nebraska GOP wishes amid claims of Roosevelts’ limited southern gains.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Henry H. Wasson
Pennsylvania
Republican State Committee
Walter F. Brown
Ohio State Toumilies
Borden F. Whiting
New Jersey
Wm. Allen White
Kansas
Meyer Lisner
Caliifornia Republican
R. B. Howell
Nebraska
Thomas Thorson
South Daekota
I. A. Caswell
Minnesota
Thomas K. Niedringhens
Missouri
Richmond Pearson
North Carolina
George C. Prisstly
Oklahoma
Wim
Seymour Edwards
West Virginia
Frank Knox
Michigan
Roosevelt
McKin~ Jey
Waft Forces
Tat Jnos
Victor Rosewater
Rosewater
Mitteaman
McKinley
Taft
Talibanks
Wi. Bates
Burton
Victory for Allen in State Senate clear in primary
Indications point to State Senator W. Allen of Fairfield defeating Howard Chassell of Le Mars for the Republican nomination for state secretary in the June 3 statewide primary. Allen leads by about six hundred votes as official returns near completion and the executive council begins the canvass.
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Des Steines
Dune Yam
W. §. Allen
Fairfield
Howard Chassell
le Mars
Atala
Allan
Executive Council
Boost for Gaynor as Demo's Choice
A Democratic association of New York pushes support for Gaynor for president. Officers T-Taneh Canton Black Gallatin stated aims at their headquarters as Baltimore tests the candidate’s appeal. An eleventh hour effort aimed to bolster the bid.
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New York
N. Yy
T—Taneh
A. Canton
Wm. P. Black
Frantis D. Gallatin
Democratic Association of
Gaynor
Baltimore
Delegates Seek Mayor Nomination Backing at Convention
Leaders of a movement aimed to secure the mayoral nomination by garnering delegate support. They claimed their backing of Mr. Gaynor was unofficial and not authorized by him. Also, a late moonlight excursion tied to Roach and Musser featured dancing Friday night.
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Gaynor
Roach and Musser
Institute Opens Louisa County Normal Institute Opens
Luisa county normal institute commenced in Wapello today with sessions in the high school building. Supt G W Weber Columbus Junction leads algebra and physics. Supt L Packer handles didactics and economies. Nellie F Barrett teaches reading and grammar. Tadla M Sweeney geography and arithmetic. Mrs N M Warnick primary methods. Mrs Robert Klotz and Miss Tola West Liberty provide music. Mrs Warnick and family have been visiting with Mr and Mrs Anderson at 09 West Second street and departed for home this morning.
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Louisa County Institute
Wapello
Luisa County Normal Institute
Thin City
Packer
G. W. Weber
Columbus Junction
Tadla M
Robert Klotz
Misa Tola
Meno
West Liberty
Anderson Chapman
West Second Street
Birthday Dinner for Mr King at Huttig Home
Ms Huttig hosted a 7 pm dinner Sunday at her West Third Street residence for Mr King on his birthday. Sixteen guests attended with out of town visitors from Nebraska Moline and Flagstaff. Other parties honored on Sunday included multiple birthday anniversaries and a third wedding anniversary, with dinners and suppers across several homes.
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Huttic Hom
H. W. Huttig
Bonabu West Third Street
Knng
Kewin Butt
Nebraska
Neb
Merats
TR. Swan
Moline
Marlo McDeramid
Flagstaff
Arizona
King
Dag
Richard
Dorothy Duff
Mies Grace Muss Sér
West Third Street
Joseph_ Chay- In
Cherry
Sterneman
Broadway
Migs
Grace Musser
Relatives Celebrate Carl Freund Sr's Eighty Third Birthday
Relatives gathered at 705 West Seventh Street on Sunday to honor Carl Freund Sr on his eighty third birthday. Guests included his son Casl Freund Jr, aged fifty four, and Paul Freund, who turned thirty nine last Thursday. The anniversary falls Monday. the day featured a bountiful noon dinner for twelve.
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Carl Freund, Sr
West Seventh Street
Casl Freund, Jr
Paul Freund
Carl Freund
Denver Guests Of Honor At Sunday Family Gathering
Denver residents were guests of honor as Mrs D F Swilivan hosted relatives on Meiden Lane for a Sunday family gathering honoring her house packs Mrs M F O Bridh and daughters Felicitas and Margaret and sons Francis and John from Denver Colorado. A dainty color combination of white and pink with geraniums and gassies decorated the table.
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Denver
D. F.swilivan
Meiden Lane
M. F. O'Bridh
Felicitas
Margaret
Francis
John
Col
Dinner, visits, and society notes in Wilton and Mason City
The article recounts a 12 o'clock dinner and fourteens for covers, lists visits by Mrs. O’Brien since her arrival, and notes regular W R C Women’s Herm Corps meetings with reports from Ma son City delegates. It also covers social entertainments at Banner lodge, arrivals from New Westminster, music study plans in Chicago, and a stream of local visits and travel among residents including ties to Muscatine Davenport and Milwaukee, plus school choir notes and family announcements.
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Eelock
Mason City
Gussie Mull
Mattie Jarvis
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George Taylor
Af Pea Jann Township
Paul Preund
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New Hampshire Street
August Arndt
Lem White
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Flershey Avenue
Banner Lodge Industrial
Dennis Stapleton
Sycamore &T
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New Westminster
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West Fourth Street
Iss Daisy Pantel
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American Conservatory of Music
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