Bryan Denounces World Campaign Charges Over Ryan Donation
Nebraska statement by William J. Bryan refutes New York World's allegations regarding Thomas I. Ryan's 1904 Nebraska campaign contribution. Bryan asserts no knowledge of Ryan's gift, vows returns if improperly used, and defends open support for Judge Parker. He notes Allen and Dahlman deny involvement and emphasizes loyalty to Parker and independence from corporations.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Thomas I. Ryan
Nebraska
New York World’s
Allen
Democratic State Committee
Sheehan
Dahlman
National Democratic Committee
National Committee
Ryan
Mr. Sheehan
Alt. Ryan
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Republican Committee
Political Secrets At Hearing In Philadelphia
State Senator James P. Mc Nichol Republican leader faced charges after Max Kaufmann private secretary to Mayor Reyhirn alleged a criminal charge. Kaufmann secured an arrest warrant claiming the senator circulated a false report that Kaufmann took $10 000 to discredit former Mayor Weaver.
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Father Penn
Philadelphia
James P. McNichol
Max Kaufmann
Reyhirn
Hichel
Kaufmann
McNichol
May Ot Weaver
Brown defeats Hoke Smith in Georgia governor race
In Atlanta on June 5 all returns indicate Joseph M Brown won the Georgia general Democratic primary for governor by about 15 000 votes over Governor Hoke Smith The Constitution party estimates Browns plurality at 15 000 to 25 000 Brown managers claim a larger margin
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Hoke Smith
Georgia
Atlanta
Joseph M. Brown
Brown
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Mrs Willadsen
Mrs T O Willadsen of Manning Iowa credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her life after years of female troubles and costly treatments. The letter extols the remedy as standard for displacements inflammation and related symptoms and invites sick women to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
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T. O. Willadsen
Manning
Iowa
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Walker Captured Banker Wins Mexican Court Ruling
William S. Walker, New Britain banker, arrested in Lower California after a long chase, reportedly wins his case in Mexican courts. The Ensenada judge’s order to hold him without special privileges remains in effect, with no release granted.
Shaw cites reinstatements by Cortelyou decades later
New York on June 5 Leslie M. Shaw former secretary of the treasury and New York banker says he dismissed several men for rascality during his tenure and Cortelyou later reinstated them all. He discusses the removal of William H Theobald from treasury work seizing smuggled diamonds.
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New York
the Treasury
Cortelyou
Leslie M. Shaw
Shaw
William H. Theobald
Treasury Department
Public Life Clean Says Harlan at Detroit Bar
U S supreme court Justice Marlan told the Detroit Bar that honesty and fidelity in public office are the rule, not the exception, urging resistance to claims of pervasive corruption. Berlin officers jailed for mistreating subordinates. Montevideo signs US extradition treaty. Harrisburg capitol graft trial defense rests without witnesses as state plans rebuttal evidence.
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Harlan
Detroit
Mich
Marlan
United States Supreme Court
Detroit Bar Association
Harrisburg
Fairbanks Reiterates No Second Place For VP Bid
Chicago Tuesday Beel reports that Vice President Fairbanks declares he will not accept any nomination for the vice presidency under any circumstances. He confirms the statement as his authorized official position on his presidential boom. The remark, issued by Fairbanks manager Joseph J. Kealing of Indianapolis, marks the first official comment from Fairbanks after opening headquarters.
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Fairbanks
Chicago
Indianapolis
Prosperity Convention of Travelers' Interstate Congress
Boom Country New York hosts a travel congress to boost confidence and optimism. The prospectors, under the Travelers Protective Association and United Commercial Travelers, plan meetings August 14 and 15 with a combined 86 000 members.
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Boom Country
New York
Commercial Travelers’ Interstate Congress
Travelers’ ‘Protective Association
United’ Commercial" “Travelers
Honduras Orders Arrest in State Department Request
Honduras complies with a state department request and orders the arrest as directed. The report notes Washington involvement and cites government action in the episode.
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Honduras
Sam
Washington
Dune
State Department
Murphy Goes to Chicago for Preconvention Work
Newark dispatch says former New Jersey governor Franklin Murphy, longtime Republican committeeman and presidential hopeful, left for Chicago to participate in national committee preconvention activities. Milwaukee report notes OS L Myer, once Northwestern Railroad president, seeks charity after ruin from bad investments. he cites two married daughters in Chicago and a penniless son. He was Fond du Lac mayor and early Northwestern president.
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Murphy
Chicago
Newark
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
National
National Committee
Milwaukee
Wis
Northwestern Fairrroad
L. Myer
Associated
Fond du Lag
Sawyer
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French Dry
Naugatuck,Conn
South Main St
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B. Pinkham
Our Men’s Clothing Department
M. Freedman
Neary
Church St
Berlin
Guard Artillery Regiment
Montevideo
United States
Conran
San Cherry Street
W. F. Clark
Cherry St
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Lehigh
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Dunham Hosiery Co
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