Bryan Receives Third Presidential Nomination in Lincoln
Lincoln Neb Aug 12 Colonel Malone’s battery fired forty one guns to open the ceremony notifying William Jennings Bryan of his third nomination for president. The event, made nonpartisan by leaders of state officials legislators and Lincoln citizens featured Bryan Kern and Congressman Clayton with a cap built on the capitol steps.
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Lincoln, Neb
Malone
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Nebraska
Sheldon
Hal
Crown
Gitéeons
John W. Kern
H. D. Clayton
Alabama
Clayton
Aon
Bryan
Capitol Grounds
Government Square
Mr. Kern
Lincoln Hotel
Kern
Democratic ticket vanguard meets Bryan in Lincoln
John W. Kern and Norman Mack lead prominent Democrats into Lincoln for Bryan notification. Conference with Daniels Osborne Lamb and others focused on campaign outline and financing. Mack predicts strong midwest push with Kern active. Ohio Indiana New York solidly Democratic and Wisconsin likely disputed. Kern expresses confidence in victory if Democrats perform their duties.
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Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
John W. Kern
Norman FE
Mack
Democratic National Committee
Kern
Josephus Daniels
The
National Committee
John E. Osborne
Wyoming
John E. Lamb
Indiana
Mr. Bryan
G. Humphrey O'Sullivan
Lowell, Maas
Lincoln Hotel
Lincoln Typographical Union
Ohio
Illnois
New York
Wisconsin
Wright's Longest Flight Sets Record In Le Mans Trials
Wilbur Wright of Dayton Ohio achieved the longest flight in the aeroplane trials at Le Mans clocking three minutes forty four seconds. He circled the field three times at thirty six miles per hour and landed near the grandstand to cheers. In Loveland Ohio a 73 year old farmer Levi Fannan fatally shot his wife and wounded his daughter before killing himself.
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Wilbur Wright
Lemans
France
Dayton
Wright
Loveland
Levi Fannan
Effie
Army Needs Balloon Scouts and War Dept Tests
Aug 12 Washington reports Army officials backing Baldwin's airship as useful for scouting though not revolutionary. Speed trials at Fort Meyer yielded 18.7 mph average with Baldwin aboard, altitude near 1000 feet, 22 minutes aloft. Secretary Wright and Gen. Allen observed with Wrights aeroplanes and Herring trials anticipated at Fort Meyer. Orville Wright expected to arrive from Dayton to assemble and test near Washington.
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Washington
Signal Corps of
Army
Thomas S. Baldwin
Baldwin
James Allen
Captain Baldwin
Mr. Curtis
Falls Church
Luke E. Wright
Wright
Fort Meyer
Wright Brothers
A. M. Herring
Orville Wright
Dayton
Signal Corps
Notable Obituaries and Meetings Across 1910 Headlines
Mrs Louise Chandler Moulton dies at her Boston home. The National Association of Fire Underwriters holds its annual meeting in St Paul. Mehmed Ali Bey recalls to the Turkish government. Armenian leaders in the Caucauses resist emigration to America. U S cigarette smoking totals rise by 55 402 886 113 last year. Evan lucal Young People’s Union convenes in Evansville. Knights of St Joseph vote to meet next in Rock Island in 1910. Oats rally in Chicago wheat market as demand stays strong. Patrolman Win Ringer killed by a negro near Norfolk Virginia. threats of race war follow until calm returns.
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National Association of Fire Underwriters
St. Paul
Mehmed Ali Bey
United States
Caucasus
America
Evanlucal Young People's Union
The
Angelical Synod of North America
Evansville
Supreme Order of the Knights of St. Joseph
Buffalo
Rock Island
Oateago
Win Ringer
Norfolk
Race for the Pennant Big League Standings and Scores
Baseball standings and game results from major and minor leagues across cities including Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Cleveland St Paul Milwaukee Kansas City Minneapolis and Louisville. Key games feature pitchers and line scores with team records and percentages.
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American Association
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
R.H.E
Marquard, Livingston
Hall, Meyers
Dougherty
Patterson, Buelow, Malla
Hughes
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston Prae
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
R.H.B
Boston
Howell
Spencer
Cicotte
Carrigan
Winnipeg Strike Quiet as CP Reduces Freight and Passes
In Winnipeg and Kenora the Canadian Pacific Railway trims freight tonnage by 20 percent and cancels all passes issued to workers. The strike situation remains calm with little activity reported.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Kenora
Explosion in Saarbrucken mine kills fifteen
An explosion in a Saarbrucken area mine five miles from the city killed fifteen workers and left six others seriously injured, with emergency crews tending the wounded at the scene and nearby hospitals. A blurred advertisement for Foley's Kidney Remedy appears at the end of the report.
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Saarbruken
Germany
Damr Ina
Typographical Union Meets to Tackle Tuberculosis Ravages
Boston, Aug. 12. The International Typographical Union approved forming a committee to investigate and remedy tuberculosis affecting its members and defeated a plan for a biennial convention. Invitations were extended for the next convention from Minneapolis and St. Joseph. The Pan American Scientific Congress slated for December in Santiago Chile is projected to be a great success.
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Boston
International Typographical Union
Minneapolis
St. Joseph
Santiago
Chile
Electric Bitters Praise From New York Stalwart
Mr. Frank Conolan of 436 Honaton St New York commends Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia liver complications and weak kidneys. The tonic is said to regulate digestion purify the blood and restore vigor and vitality, sold under guarantee at Charles D. Kuos drug store for 50 cents.
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Frank Conolan
Honaton St
New York
Kuosfele
Monument Unveiling Honors Vermilion County Heroes in Clinton
Members of the Grand Army of the Republic with the Woman's Relief Corps unveiled a soldiers and sailors monument in Clinton Indiana after nine years of fundraising. A city park parade music and addresses followed by a picnic and the formal ceremony. Speakers included Captain G D Walker Mayor Lowry H Conley and Commander T A Kibby with Meribah E Walker reading a poem.
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Clinton
Ind
Grand Army of Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Vermillion County
G. D. Walker
Lowry
H. Conley
Newport
Watson
Sons of Veterans
J. H. C. Royce
Terre Haute
Fowler
T. A. Kibby
J. D. Alexander
W. A. Ketcham
White
Post Department
Woman’s Relief Corps
Meribah E. Walker
Frank R. Miller
Wimner
G. Rhe
Change sought to make New Castle a city under charter
New Castle Indiana Aug 12 after two failed attempts a third drive seeks to change the town to a city form under a charter petitions are circulating with voters backing a November ballot there is strong hope the town council will approve the petition as conditions have changed since earlier refusals and rapid signatures are expected to reach the council at its next meeting
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New Castle
Ind
Expert's Report On County Offices Delayed
Terre Haute Aug 12 The expert accountant's report on the county auditor and treasurer books has not been acted on by the county commissioners and attorney. A competent bookkeeper may determine its fate after reviewing several previously faulty reports. The commission seeks balance to fix responsibility for future office accountability.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Saloons face Sunday ban. first fine in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne on August 12 reports the first enforcement under a new city Sunday opening law. Fred H. Meyer was fined $10 and costs by the city court after Chief Ankenbruck sought to set an example. Officials indicate Sunday afternoon and night openings may avoid penalties.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Fred H. Meyer
Ankenbruck
Trainman's Fearful Plight at Sand-Pit Derailment
Hammond Indiana August 13 a grave train entering the O S 8 railway sand pit at Griffith derailed and J Downs a trackman was hurled into a bed of burning peat nearly buried in hot ashes and fire he was dragged out and seriously if not fatally burned by the blaze continued flames caused by the derailment threaten his life
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Hammond
Ind
O. S
Griffith
J. Downs
Child Cut In Two by Train in Washington Ind
Seven year old Gladys Mellen tried to crawl under blocked street by a train and was cut in two in Washington Indiana on August 12.
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Washington
Ind
Gladys
Mellen
Grace Ester Sent to Chicago for Winter with Powell Family
Probation Officer Joseph H Kraft sent nine year old Grace Ester to Chicago to spend winter with the family of T. OC Powell, formerly with the local street railway and now with the Chicago street railway. If she is happy, Mr and Mrs Powell may pursue adoption.
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Joesph H Kraft
Grace Ester
Chicago
T. OC. Powell
Street Railway
Chicago Street Railway Company
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised for Coughs and Colds
Naples Maine resident Lester M Nelson credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after years of use for coughs colds and throat and lung complaints. The letter extols its preventive role against pneumonia and claims it has no equal among throat and lung remedies. Sold under guarantee at Knoefel Drug Store with trial bottle free.
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Lester M. Nelson
Naples
Maine
Ander Guarantes
Chas. D. Knoefel
Adrog Etore
Personal Visit Notes From Area Residents
A list of residents visiting friends and relatives in cities such as Cleveland Indianapolis Louisville Lexington Georgetown Cincinnati and San Antonio along with trips to Bayview Petoskey West Baden Orleans and Atlantic City. The items mention Miss Maud Watson Mrs Charles D Keleo Miss Katherine Spellman and others traveling or visiting relatives in early autumn months.
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Katherine Spellman
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles D Keleo
Silver Hills
St. Louis
Anna Herley
Culberta
Avenue
Indianapolis
Kirk Hedden
Percy Pierson
Bayview
Petoskey
Mich
Mise Myrtle Newlin
Lafayette Street
Milltown
Mise Lillie Crecelina
Edward McOsffrey
Ekinavenue
Washington
Boston
Atlantic City
Harry Foreman
Mise Sadie
Philadelphia
New York
Joseph Atkine
Kansas
Iowa
Miee
Mary Richersds
Louisville
Kentucky
Robbs and guests depart for Toronto amid family notices
Mr and Mrs George D Robb of Borden left yesterday for Toronto to spend a month. Dr Thomas H Anatian, ill at home, Park Place, is improving. Misses Clars Repp and Christine Lebline and Messrs John Rapp and George Short of Seymour visited Miss Enos on Fleet Street and returned home. Frederick Herman Hadatedt and Miss Ross Lee Mitchell married yesterday at Rev B F Cato's residence and will reside at 707 Thirteenth Street. Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised by O D Knoefel to treat kidney and bladder trouble.
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Thomas H Anatian
Park Place
Athletic training in China before foreign influence noted
The Shanghai Mercury contrasts traditional Chinese feats of strength with Western athletic training, noting no regular national system existed before foreigners arrived aside from a few wrestlers. It mentions archery feats tested by officers and villages using bamboo and pierced stones to gauge strength.
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Shanghai Mercury
Market Quotations From Small-Trade Desk Report
A brief market note lists rent receipts and small trades in the daily docket. It notes prices and volumes in a compact summary of local commerce and property activity.
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Wir
State Capitol
Mr. Bryant
Nebraska State Capitol
War Department
Ft. Meyer
Baldwin Airship
Louise Chandler Moulton
R.hle
Pittsburg
Maddox
Gibson
Phelps
Sparks
Moran
Dooin
Donovan, Schmidt, Smith, Street
R.H.B. Chicago
Walsh
Sullivan
Lake
Billiard
Blair
R.H.B. Cleveland
Falkenberg
Liebhart
Poster
Clarke
Vickers
Schreck
R.H.E. Cleveland
Berger
Rhoades
Dygert
Plank
Powers
Pet
Philadelphia Cincinnat
Brooklyn
Louis
Pfiester
Kifng
Wiltse
Bresnahan
Tucker
Graham
Karger
Bliss
Foley
O. D. Knoefel
Printera
Vermilion County
New Castile
Miss Maud Watson
Meackport
Stanley Scott
West Baden
Orleans
Jad
Mies
Georgia Dalby
Georgetown
Grace Heniey
Fannie Lightner
Haxel Long
Arlington
Mise
Nell Ritondee
Bank Street
John W Kay
Ekin Avenue
Tipton
Mise Huldah Knight
Ballardeville
Mary Lacy Hela
Shelbyville, Ky
George Robertson
East Oak Street
Nanzie Seaman
Mary Kerlin
Silver Bille
Cincinnai
John Bracher Hee
San Antonio
Lower
Tex
P. O. Brown
Kate Bracher
Vinesames Street
George H. Oannce
Beet Spring
George D. Robb
Borden
Toronto
O D. Knoefel
Tribune
Doerhoefer Pearl
Market Streets
New Albany
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Sais
Nook
Corr
Comipolete
Ayers Wea
Akeho&e
Sena
Bach Plant
Saranpartia
Ayerian
E. T. Slider
Victor
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