Gunness murders confession questioned by records
Elmira N Y June 4 The Gunness murder confession by Julius Truelson is discredited by Elmira Reformatory records showing he was confined from Nov 23 1905 to Dec 20 1906 with restricted correspondence. He claims to have aided in burying Ridinger after Mrs Gunness killed him, but timing and prison rules contradict his tale.
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Man Truelson
Lincoln
Ned Laporte
Ind
Julius Truelson
New York
Texas
Gunness
Smutzer
David Teckem
Waukesha
Wis
Hecken
Frank Riedinger
Neb
Truelson
Riedinger
Ayho
Youngstown
H. F P. Plato
Indiana
Elmira
Elmira’reformatory
Rom
Reformatory
Portsmouth
N. H
Laporte
Bryan on the trusts revival of business urged
In Lexington Nebraska on June 4 William J Bryan praised Senator La Follette for opposing the emergency currency bill and argued that destroying trusts would revive business. He warned Taft’s policy would extinguish industry, citing the harvester trust and saying competition, not eradication, boosts employment and cheaper farm implements.
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Lexington
Neb
William J. “Bryan
da Follette
Ya Rollette
Guft
Mr. Taft
Harvester Trust
Congress
Bryan Delegates Elected at Maryland State Convention
The Democratic state convention in Baltimore elected delegates to the Denver national convention and adopted a platform. The platform omits Bryan’s presidential bid, and Bryan supporters secured only four of sixteen delegates to Denver.
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Bryan
Maryland
Baltimore
Denver
William Jennings Bryan
Iowa Man for New York Job
Washington June 4 The president appointed Roy H Chamberlain an attorney at law of this city to be general appraiser of merchandise at New York.
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Iowa
New York
Washington
Roy H. Chamberlain
City
Weather forecast notes showers with light easterly winds
Occasional showers are expected with light east to southeast winds. The forecast covers a period of unsettled weather with brief rain chances and mild breeze conditions for the region. Expect variable skies and possible mist in early mornings.
Live Stock Markets New York cattle and hog prices
New York June 8 cattle supply light and market steady with prime cattle at 6.70 to 7.10 dollars, veal calves 7.00 to 7.06 dollars, hogs receipts fair with markets lower and values 5.60 to 5.70 for heavies, 5.10 to 5.25 for pigs. Sheep and lambs supply light and market steady with wethers 4.05 to 4.75 dollars, lambs 3.00 to 6.10 dollars.
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New York
Local Dairy and Poultry Prices from State Market
The listing shows Butter Creamery specials with 2% milk at 28 cents, full cream cheese at various old stock prices, eggs fresh gathered with firsts and seconds priced per dozen, and wholesale milk at $1.21 per 40 quart can. Live poultry notes high fowls and old roosters, dressed poultry steady with fair demand and prices around 12 to 36 cents per pound.
Facts for Sick Women by Lydia E. Pinkham ad
An 19th century advertisement promoting Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for women’s ailments. It claims cures for displacements, inflammation, irregularities, fibroid tumors, menstrual pain, backache, and nervous prostration and invites women to write for advice at Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia Pinkham
T. O. Willadsen
Manning
Iowa
Pinkham
Lydia BK
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BE
Added Starter Wins at Gravesend in Manhasset Stakes
In New York on June 4 Rossfenton added starter and second choice in the betting to win the Manhasset stakes five and a half furlongs at Gravesend defeating favorite Blackford by a half length. Blackford led early then swung wide, Rossfenton came through on the inside in a hard drive. Dandelion easily won the handicap. Simple Honors led from the start to win the first race, Frizette second, Frank Lord third.
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New York
Rossfenton
Gravesend
Blackford
Ross
Dandelion
Chelsea
Frizette
Iron Lord
Halifax
Frank Lord
Delecanta
St. Kevin
Tronsides
Rosstenton
Moorish King
Convention programme for Republican national convention first day
Announcement from Chicago on June 4 outlines the first day schedule for the Republican national convention to be held June 16. Highlights include prayers, gavels, introductions, temporary officers, and committees with ownership of temporary organization rules and business. The gavel is to be made from Fort Dearborn wood. President Roosevelt reportedly ducked a tumble with his horse but remained uninjured and rode again an hour and a half later.
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Chicago
Harry ‘Ss. New
Emer Dover
Harry_S. New
F. J. Muldoon
Harry S. New
Gall
Elmer Dover
Fort. Dearborn
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Rock Creek
Union aims to unite Presbyterians of Pittsburg
A proposal for the union of the Presbyterian and United Presbyterian churches in Pittsburg has been discussed by the general assemblies of both bodies but is at present abandoned.
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Presbyterians
Pittsburg
Presbyterian
Presbyterian “Churches
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Naugatuck,Conn
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Conran
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bin Witt
Leigh
W. G. Hard
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Taylor’s Market
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