Bryan Attacks Bryan in Illinois State Republican Rally
At the Illinois state convention in Springfield delegates heard Roy E. long and Joseph Cannon endorse unity. Shaw denounced Bryan for proposing a depositors fund and warned of banking disaster. Cannon praised Roosevelt and attacked union leaders. he vowed not to favor laws privileging one class. The meeting closed after remarks and a 1:30 recess.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Hughes Wins Primary Test For Governor Nomination
Herbert Parsons, chairman of the New York county Republican committee, says about forty percent of New York county delegates may back Governor Hughes at Saratoga after analyzing yesterday's primaries. In thirteen assembly districts of New York and Kings counties, six New York districts favored Hughes for governor, three opposed. all three Kings county districts voted decisively against his renomination.
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N. Y
Hughes
New York County
Saratoga
Herbert Parsons
Thirten- Assembly
Kings Counties
Kings County
Your Majesty Wins St Leger Stakes at Doncaster
Your Majesty owned by J B Joel captured the St Leger at Doncaster today worth 6500 sovereigns for the mile and six furlongs.
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Doncaster
Your Majesty
J. B. Joel
Pact of Death Tied to Dr Rustin Case Inquest
Omaha reports reveal a coroner's inquest into Dr Frederick H Rustin's death includes Abbie Rice's claim that Rustin sought death by own action to safeguard life insurance and that he enlisted Rice to kill him and then die by her hand. Charles E Davis testified he attempted suicide on Rustin's instruction but did not kill the doctor.
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Neb
Frederick Rustin
Abbie Rice
Clara Gleason
Rustin
Mrs. Rice
Frederick H. Austin
Austin
Charles E. Davis
Davis
Man Attacks Family with Axe in Wilmington Home
Parsons Talley, 60, in a temporary insanity episode, assaulted his wife in bed with a broad axe, badly injuring her and injuring a niece and her husband Andrew Johansen. All three victims are reported in a dying condition and Talley has been arrested.
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Del
Pearson Talley
Andrew Johansen
Talley
Evans favored in Second District for supreme judge
In Des Moines on September 9 the Republican state judicial convention urged Judge Evans as the second district caucus backed his bid. Milton Remley chaired the caucus with E. P. Adler as secretary, while Harry Hull spoke in support of Evans, signaling solid district backing.
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Milton Remley
E. P. Adler
Wm. Hoffman
Muscatine
R. Lane
Davenport
W. H. Childs
Clinton
Harry Hull
Williamshoro
Bryan's Newest Theme Sees Dark Scheme in State Powers
W J Bryan campaigns in Peoria Ill stating the nation must respect constitutional division of power. He argues federal overreach harms state rights and cites Jefferson while addressing Cook county delegates at the Democratic state convention. The convention delays seats as party seeks unity on liquor issues.
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W. J. Bryan
National Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
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Denver
Parker Declines Run for New York Governor
Alton B. Parker announced in Washington that he will not seek the governorship of New York. Mack, national chairman, said Parker will host William Jennings Bryan at Esopus N Y on September 20 with plans to discuss politics.
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Alton B. Parker
New York
Esopus
Bryan
Chicago
Ill
Mack Today
N. Y
David B. Hill
Slow returns from Washington primary cloud governor and senate race
Seattle readers see very slow returns from yesterday's Washington primary with uncertain results for governor and United States senator. Early tallies indicate Congressman Jones may win the Republican nomination for senator over Levy Ankeny.
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Washington
United States
Congressman Jones
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Catholic Fetes 10 Cause Riot in London
Protestant societies petitioned King Edward to forbid Sunday Catholic processions in honor of the blessed sacrament claiming rioting and bloodshed. The king ignored an earlier appeal and is unlikely to reply to this request. Catholic bishops and clergy gather in London for the eucharistic congress and are treated with respect.
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Cardinal Vannutelli
Westminster Cathedral
Doncaster
Home Office
Threat of Fires Easing as Gunboat Rescues North Shore
Duluth Minn September 9 fires threatened several range towns overnight but dwindled as residents dampened fields and winds weakened. Grand Marais loomed as the dramatic focus with the gunboat Gopher and 50 naval militia dispatched to reach settlers cut off from wire lines within 24 hours a likely hearing window.
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Duluth
Minn
Grand Marais
United States
Gopher
Naval
Fire at Philadelphia Cricket Club destroys buildings
A blaze at the Philadelphia Cricket Club in Chestnut Hill left one man dead and two women seriously burned with several others injured. The fire, occurring early today, consumed both the men's and women's structures while only employees were present. Estimated loss stands at $50,000.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Chestnut Hill
Wright Breaks Aeroplane Distance Record at Fort Meyer
Orville Wright set another record at Fort Meyer circling the parade grounds 58 times. He stayed aloft 57 minutes and 31 seconds at speeds estimated from 26 to 38 miles an hour, surpassing all previous aeroplane records.
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Washington, D. C
Orville Wright
Fort Meyer
Labor chiefs file their answers in contempt case
The Bucks Stove and Range Company asks for punishment of Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison for contempt over boycott publications in the We dont patronize list The three defendants seek a jury trial before Justice Gould appoints examiner William Herbert Smith to hear testimony with thirty days for each side.
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Bucks’ Stove and Range Company
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Justice Gould
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia
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Federation
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Mitchell
Morrison
Gould
William Herbert Smith
Arrest of German Spy Stuns Orleans Mob After Bribe Offer
In Orleans France on September 9 French police arrested a German spy who was trying to bribe a French soldier to steal vital parts of a field gun. The dramatic capture highlights ongoing espionage concerns in occupied France.
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Orleans
France
Hoo Hoo's in Session Opens Seventeenth Convention
The compa tenated order of Hoo Hoo began its seventeenth annual convention in Chicago on Sept 9 with formal ceremonies. After a brief business session, delegates boarded the steamer Theodore Roosevelt for a pleasure trip to Michigan City and back.
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Ill
Order of Hoo Hoo
National Lumberman’s Association
Theodore Roosevelt
Michigan City
Joint session deadlock ends with vote to Thursday
Des Moines Iowa September 9 special report shows a joint session tally for senator candidate Cummins at 66 with Walter Smith 20 and Porter 46 in the convention ballot. The session adjourned until Thursday as Democrats back Porter and other nominees split among supporters.
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Weather Outlook For Iowa Illinois Tonight And Thursday
Iowa fair tonight and Thursday with cooler readings in the northwest. Illinois sees fair skies tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions in the west and south. Sunrise 5 23 am, sunset 6 13 pm, moonset 3 57 am.
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