Bryan Move Tables Sullivan Resignation Demand at Illinois Convention
At Peoria on August 22 the Illinois Democratic convention voted 1038 to 570 to table William Jennings Bryan's resolution demanding Roger C Sullivan resign from the national committee. The session was heated with strong speeches from Judge Owen Thompson and Sullivan supporters, but the table vote prevailed over a motion to report the plank.
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Belleville
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Chicago
Caroline Groute
Pike County
University of Illinois
Dantel R. Celeron
John 8. Cuneo
Clara Bourland
Peoria
United States
Illnois
William Jennings Bryan
Illinois Republicans Nominate State Ticket at Harmonious Convention
The Illinois Republican convention named John Smulski for state treasurer Francis Blair for public instruction Carrie Alexander Fred Hatch Alexander McLain and L L Lehman for short term trustees of the state university. The convention endorsed Joseph G Cannon for president in 1906 and supported M. Cullom for re election signaling party unity and alignment with primary results.
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Springfield
Illinois
John ¥. Smulski
Francis G. Blair
State University
Carrie
Alexander
Fred Hatch
Alexander McLain
L. L. Lehman
Joseph G. Cannon
Canson
Mas. M. Cullom
Georgia Democratic primary settles bitter campaign for governor
Atlanta on August 22 reports the Georgia Democratic primaries likely decide the governor race with five candidates Clark Howell Hoke Smith J H Estill Richard B Russell and James M Smith. Nebraska convention in Lincoln also draws interest with a U S senator nomination and brisk governor races in a year of intense campaigns.
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Georgia
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Hoke Smith
Interior
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J. H. Estill
Savannah Morning News
Richard B
Lincoln
Neb
United States
Negro troops ordered out of Texas amid Brownsville affair
The Twenty-fifth Infantry battalion is reassigned from Fort Ringgold to Fort Reno Oklahoma by presidential direction and General McCaskey. Fort Brown will be abandoned as Major Blocksom and war department investigate the Brownsville disturbance and identify responsible soldiers for punishment.
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Rio Grande
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Brownsville
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Blocksom
War Department
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League games in Chicago New York 4 2 and Pittsburgh 8 Brooklyn 7 American League Washington 0 Cleveland 2 second game Washington 2 Cleveland 1 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 1 rain Detroit 5 Philadelphia 2 Chicago rain American Association Kansas City 4 Indiana N O 2 Milwaukee 4 Louisville 2 St Paul 6 Toledo 5 Minneapolis 4 Columbus 6
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St. Paul
Bleeding Doctors Replaced by Rocky Mountain Tea
The article notes old medical practices fading with bleeding as a remedy and mentions Rocky Mountain Tea as the newer alternative proposed by a speaker. It reflects era health commentary and warns of shifting medicinal beliefs.
Local Crime and City Council Notes in Floyd County
Andrew Patterson dies at the poor asylum. Edward Dennis is named administrator of Mary O. Dennis estate. Susan Reed is jailed for profane language and released awaiting a hearing. City Council to meet for appropriations to fund inspectors on Vincennes and Ealy streets. Black and Clark counties Hibernians attend state convention from New Albany Division No 1. Floyd Clark Hibernians outing at Glenwood Park profits to St Edwards hospital via Ladies Hospital Club supper. Wesley Howlett arrested as fugitive from justice. desertion alleged. Eugene Reed arrested for assault. reformatory potential discussed. John J. Rose case over gambling devices continued. motion to quash affidavit granted. Postal carriers reminded to avoid deliveries to unauthorized persons. Louis Spradley, acting oddly, held overnight then released to return home. recent hospital release noted.
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Order of Hibernians
Floyd and Clark Counties
Glenwood Park
Ladies’ Hospital Club
St. Edward's Hospital
Electric Bitters praised by Rev Warren of Sharon Baptist
The Rev J O Warren of Sharon Baptist Church Belair Georgia proclaims Electric Bitters as a god send curing his lame back stiff joints and physical collapse. He says two bottles strengthened him to walk three miles in 50 minutes and he feels ready for more. The ad claims benefits for weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints with a purchase price of 50 cents.
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Sharon Baptist Church
Belair
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Personal notices and visits across small towns
The item lists numerous visitors and travelers including Miss Rena Lee in Frant Fort Kentucky Mrs F. O. Biel in Featus Missouri Curl Beat Jr in Anchorage Kentucky Charles A. Schan on business to New York and Boston Samuel Epstein of Fort Wayne visiting friends here Miss Julia Greenwood entertaining at East Main Street Miss Mabel Mosier heading to Lake West Georgia for months Judge W. Ortz traveling to Bayview Michigan Miss Julie Hayes visiting Maissen Gertrude and Bertha Sittacon Andrea Rasmussen and son John at a Dayton Ohio florist convention Otie Roy and daughter Maud Roy traveling to Chicago Vinton Nunemacher and Eva Rough to marry that evening at the bride's home 517 Eleventh Street W A Beach to New York City for business and pleasure Miss Mayme Fry visiting Joseph Helck East Spring Street Andrew and James McIntosh returning home from illness in this city Will Beach bound for West Point N Y to resume studies See the Races at the Corydon Fair.
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Anchorage, Ky
Charles A. Schan
New York
Boston
Samuel Epstein
Fort Wayne
City
Judge W. Ortz
Monon
Bayview
Mich
Julie Hayes
Jackson
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Bertha Sittacon
East Eighth Street
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John
Dayton
Ohio
Otie Roy
Maud Roy
Chicago
Vinton
Nunemacher
Eva G. Rough
Eleventh Street
W.A. Beach
Hedden Dry Goods Company
New York City
Mayme Fry
Conservatory of Music
St. Louis
Joseph Helck
East Spring Street
Gol Andrew McIntosh
Indianapolis
Jamee McIntosh
Louieville
John McIntoesh
Will Beach
W. A. Beach
East Elm Street
West Point
N. Y
Military Academy
Prodigy Miccio From Portland Poland Arrives on Stage
A twelve year old musical prodigy, Miccio, rises in fame with a public debut aided by Horszowski. Trained since age four at Vienna Conservatory, he demonstrates virtuoso technique and plans appearances in England and the United States. Dolaml quips about health and friends.
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Murphy Denounces Tammany Bosses in Hearst Favor Fight
Charles Murphy of Tammany Hall says the organization backs Hearst over Jerome for governor and will follow the unit rule at the state convention. Jerome responds by condemning Boss politics and urging party renewal to empower the people.
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New York
Charles Fr. Murphy
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Tammany
William Travers Jerome
W. R. Hearst
Murphy
Jerome
Hearst
Democratic Party
Hearst Denounces Boss Politics in Appeal to Voters
New York Aug 22 William Randolph Hearst issues a statement disavowing factional fights in Tammany Hall and opposing Murphy McCarren Sullivan McClellan Ryan Belmont Jeromes and corporate control. He calls for a cleansing movement against machine politics and puppet office holders serving corporate masters. He warns the public against bought candidates and urges independence from bosses and wealth.
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