New Progressive Party to be formed late this summer
Roosevelt maps the initial convention for the latter part of August as the New Progressive Party plans its emergence. The move signals a major realignment with potential impact on national politics and party dynamics. The report notes anticipated governing agenda and key figures involved.
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NEW Progressive Party
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Initia
Rvelt
Denver
Progressive Republican Party
Teddy
California
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt plans third party push to back Roosevelt ticket
Chicago dispatch reports Theodore Roosevelt's movement toward a Progressive Republican Party expanding after clashes over the Republican convention. Roosevelt rejects compromise, aims for a Denver convention this summer and seeks support from Oklahoma and Democratic progressives to unite behind a Roosevelt ticket with potential running mate Woodrow Wilson or William Jennings Bryan.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Cummins
la Follette
Senator Kenyon
Senator Cumming
Barnes
New York
Roosevelt Progressive Party
Edward Perry
Oklahoma
Baltimore
California
Lindsay
Denver
Ben B. Lindsey
Auditorium Hotel
Progressive Republican Party
Theodore Roose
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
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Brynnan
Baltimore Convention and Roosevelt Split Drive Progressives
Progressive Democratic leaders forecast an epoch making Baltimore convention shaping a two party path with Roosevelt as the single progressive. They warn conservatives may force a joint front with Bryan while cooler heads seek compromise to regain control, amid dramatic partisan realignments and rapid kaleidoscopic developments.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Bryan
Kirchner Funeral Sunday Held at Sweetland Home
Funeral services for August C. Kirchner will be held tomorrow at 2 o clock from his son-in-law W. H Chatfield s Sweetland home five miles north of the city The Rev L Ji Kettlekamp German Methodist church pastor will conduct and preach the sermon Interment will be at Harker cemetery
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Sweetland
August C. Kirchner
W. H Chatfield
L. Ji. Kettlekamp
German Methodist Church
Harker
Firemen to Attend Funeral of John Netpert Sr
City fire companies are urged to assemble at the Champion Hose House Sunday at 1 PM for the funeral of deceased brother John Netpert Sr. Order Chief Frank Curry.
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Champion Hose House
John Netpert
Frank Curry
Cardul earns praise from Mrs Eva Ba shore
Mrs Eva Ba shore of this place recounts suffering severe female ailments and weight loss. She avoided surgery by taking Cardus, gaining 24 pounds and restored strength. Cardual is advertised as a trusted remedy for women's complaints, urged by a druggist.
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Manchester
Eva Bashore
Cardus
Cardul
Cardult
St Mathias Children in First Communion Observed
Thirty eight children of St Mathias church will partake in high mass at 9 30 am marking their first Holy Communion. The ceremony includes Baptismal vows renewal at 3 30 pm, scapular enrollment, abstinence pledge, and acts of consecration. A breakfast for communicants follows in the assembly room. Names listed among the class include John Archer James Barry Barnard Chayka Albert Duggan and others.
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St. Matthias Church
Mt. Carmel
John Archer
James Barry
Barnard Chayka
Albert Duggan
Richard Fuller
Robert Maher
Geo. McMahon
Edward Minear
Clarence Geltz
Emerson Gibney
Raymond Kammerer
LeRoy Olson
Thomas Dowdal
August Pallischeck
Faye Frizzell
Cornelius Harper
Edward
Notable Names Mentioned in Early 20th Century Notice
A list of individuals including Walter Weber, William Russell, Grow Bringer, George Lehu maker, Willam Callahan, Josephine McElroy, Marguerite Lowe, Gertrude Olson, Lillian Caster, Dorothy Cole man, Magdaline Lucky, Bertha Bringer, Geniva Miller, Helen Begey, Gertrude Jenee, Helen McElroy and Mary Albers appears in a fragmented historical notice. The text preserves several gendered names and possible familial connections without context or actions.
Five Foot Library Rival Presses Efficiency Edge
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Muscatine Journal
Card of Thanks for Thomas Brooks Family
The Shelby Norman Post and The Women’s Relief Corps along with Major John Circle and Company C express gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of Thomas Brooks. Mrs. Kate Chamberlain and family acknowledge the support, and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Murfin of Illinois head to Davenport for a short visit. Miss Gertrude Carlson, formerly visiting John Quince, returns home to Andalusia.
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Shelby Norman Post
Women's Relief Corps
Major John Circle
Cmpany C
Thomas Brooks
Kate Chamberlain
W. C. Murfin
Illinois
Davenport
Gertrude Carlson
John
Quince
Andalusia
Heinz pickle farm lays off sixty children workers
About sixty children at the Heinz pickle farm along River Road east of the city have been laid off after completing weeding work. Regular day laborers remain, while a large onion harvest is expected and a bigger harvest crew will be needed later. All Saints Guild met at Guild Hall Park Avenue, planning a picnic next Thursday. Nine members attended and sewing work dominated the afternoon. The next guild meeting is set for Friday afternoon at the Guild Hall.
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ALL Saints' Guild
Guild Hall
All Saintes Guild
Guil Hallon Park Avenue
Guild
Nex
Family travelers return from visits across Illinois
Fast Hill tems, Mrs. M. L. Brown and children reside at 58 Park avenue and have returned from Oquawka, Illinois, after two weeks visiting farmers mother Mrs. James Smith. Mrs. L. R. McKee of 211 Mary Place, Fair Oaks, departed for Coneville to visit relatives. Beulah Reynolds, Rebecca Hartman, May Briggs, and Willie Schuyler returned from Wilton after a brief stay at Evart Rorick’s home.
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Fast Hill
M. L. Brown
Park Avenue
Oquawka
James Smith
L. R. McKee
Mary Place
Fair Oaks
Coneville
Beulah Reynolds
Rerbecca Hartman
May Briggs
Willie Schuyler
Wilton
Evart Rorick
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