Bryan Home Again Reception for Bryan in New York
William Jennings Bryan returns to New York on the Prinzess Irene after a year abroad, greeted by large crowds in Bay attendance and a major welcome by Nebraska supporters. He plans a Madison Square Garden reception tonight, discusses political prospects after recovery from travel, and will formally greet Democrats while his wife and daughter accompany him.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Democratic Party
United States
New York Bay
Bryan
Brian
New York City
Battery
Roosevelt
Tilini
Edward F. Goltra
St. Laws
Norman E. Mack
D. J. Campau
Michigan
Ocean Yacht Club
Stapleton
S. I
Lewis Nixon
Tompkinsville
Mr. Bryan
Grace Bryan
Bryans
Europe
Irene
Madison Square Garden
J. K. Jones
Arkansas
Goltra
Brillant
Goat Sandy Hook
Wes
London
Jones
Fire Island
Sfter
Ganawa
Valiel
Mrs Bryan
Mir Bryan
Khold
Foley's Kidney Cure Melded by O D Knopfel
A brief note announces Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney disorders, presented or advertised by O D Knopfel. The fragment emphasizes health claims without detailed context or supporting evidence.
Tragedy in Ford River Drowning at Full River ford
In Fredonia Kansas on August 10 Dewitt Adams twenty seven and Miss Carroll fores seventeen drowned while attempting to ford the Full River. The tragedy occurred as they sought to cross the waterway, leaving the community in shock.
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Fredonia
Kan
Real Estate Trust Company Seized in Philadelphia
Receiver George H. Earle Jr took charge as Real Estate Trust Company failed amid heavy loans by ex president Frank K. Hipple to promoter Adolf Segal. Securities of Presbyterian boards and the General Assembly are believed safe, with a plan to raise a $7,000,000 guarantee fund discussed but not confirmed. Palpable unrest among depositors touched Hipple’s son.
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Philadelphia
George H. Earle, Jr
Frank K. Hipple
Adolf Segal
Earle
John H. Converse
Presbyterian Hospital
Hippia
Fidelity Trust Company
Board of Trustees
General Assembly
Hipple
Presbyterian
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
San Francisco
South Altoona
Trust Company
Frank Wharton Hipple
Stock Exchange
Diabolical Plot Threatens Steamship Fagle Point
A bomb found in the hold of the steamship Fagle Point bound for London exploded as it touched the water after being thrown overboard. The device nearly destroyed the vessel, with Captain Robertson and a crew of thirty narrowly escaping. A former crew member is suspected.
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Philadelphia
Fagle Point
London
Robertson
Waser
Revolt Spreading in Cuba Amid Insurgent Gains
Havana reports General Aleman warns Santa Clara city may fall without reinforcements as insurgents seize Cabanas and horses. Rural guards clash near Esperanza, leader Cortes captured, four others, while gunboat Morales prepares ammunition for Cienfuegos. Saboteur rumors and nightly arrests swirl as amnesty shifts little. Washington announces Roosevelt tariff pact with Spain effective Sept. 1, trading Spanish wine concessions for reduced U.S. duties.
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Havana
Aleman
Santa Clara
Palma
Santa Clara City
Cabanas
Noys
Esperanza
Cortes
Morales
Cienfuegos
Matanzas
Pinar del Rio
Santiago
Fifteen Shots Exchanged At Alabama Polling Place
In Tallapoosa county near a new polling site Charles Cook was killed and his son George fatally wounded by John C. Crowe, who was wounded. About fifteen shots were fired in a confrontation at the polling place. All involved are well known. Mental Irresponsibility Claimed in Washington case. Sydney Sloane, seventeen, allegedly killed his father James F. Sloane. defense will claim he is a mental infant and undeveloped mentally and morally.
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Montgomery
Ala
Newsite
Tallapoosa County
Charles Cook
George
John C. Crowe
Crowe
Sposnane
Wash
Sydney Sloane
James F. Sloane
Electric Bitters hailed as a godsend for infirmity
The Rev J O Warren of Sharon Baptist Church Belair Ga extols Electric Bitters as curing his lame back stiff joints and physical collapse noting he has regained strength walking three miles in 50 minutes after two bottles. The patent medicine is sold with a 50 cent price under guarantee.
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J. O. Warren
Sharon Baptist Church
Belair
Chase Knoefel
Lament of a Bruno man credits Dr King’s Discovery
A Bruno resident praises Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption for his wife’s recovery after five years of coughing and illness. He states improvement began with the first bottle and full cure after twelve bottles. The ad notes a money back guarantee and Trial bottle free at Chase Knoefel’s drugstore with prices 50 cents and $1.00.
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Arkansas
H. L.’ Stanley
Bruno
Dr. King
Chase Knoefel'sa
County Commissioners Call Bids for Court House Projects
County commissioners will receive bids at noon Tuesday September 4 1908 for building plans and improvements related to the court house. The session will review specifications and reserve foraward pending final acceptance of bids.
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Yall
Peeriges Tim
TA A Ee
City sewer inquiry ends as council closes hearing
Testimony detailed faulty sewer construction and questioned records at the city board of works. City Clerk Brinsby testified the assessment roll was unsigned and not prepared by city officials. Defense sought delay for witnesses but was denied as the hearing closed with the committee to decide at the next council meeting.
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Kepley
Tegart
Daddy
Mr. Kapley
Mr. Tegart
Board of Works
Brinsby
Col. Jawett
Father William’s Indian Herb Tes Promises Refund
Claims the herb tablets cure constipation and a long list of ailments including biliousness malaria and indigestion. Asserts they work day and night and leave you feeling new in the morning. States price as 2 cents per tea or tablet and lists Chas D Knoefel as druggist at 1108 Side Market St New Albany Ind.
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Father William
Chas. D. Knoefel
State and Pearl
New Albany
Ind
Notice to School Pupils in New Albany
Notice to pupils invites high and graded schoolers and parochial pupils from other places living in New Albany to attend at New Albany High School corner Sixth and Spring streets between 8 and 12 am on Saturday September 1 for examination and to seek promotion or entrance to public schools. signed O A Prossss Superintendent of Schools.
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New Albany
Spring Streets
Papila
O. A. Prossss
Sapt
Field County Council Annual Meeting Notice
There will be an annual meeting of Field County Council at the radioe office Tuesday September 4 1906 at about 10 oclock a m for the purpose of fixing the rate of the tax levy and making appropriations for the calendar year 1907. Troe Hanon, Avdivet.
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Field$ County Council
Jadioe
Missionary Meeting At St John’s Lutheran Near Lanesville
The annual gathering at St John’s Lutheran church near Lanesville is set for next Thursday with Rev F W Pohlman speaking in the morning and Rev Philip Schmidt, Theodore Endris, and Frank Hees, all saloon operators on Corydon pike west of town, delivering the afternoon addresses. They were acquitted by Magistrate Fogle after being charged with violating Sunday closing law due to insufficient evidence. Corydon Fair runs August 27 to 31.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lanesville
Thureday
F. W. Pohlman
Philip Schmidt
Theodore Endris
Frank Hees
Corydon Pike
Sallie Beggerly
Fogle
Local social notes from Louisville and nearby towns
Personal Mentions list Miss Catherine Haertel visiting relatives in Louisville Rev G G Borries returns from Evansville Miss Irene Hoffman visiting Mrs J J Reynolds in Chicago Master Herman Haertel travels to Corydon for relatives and fair William and Lawrence Zimmermann visiting Ss Josephs hill Robert Devol pleasure trip to New York Miss Louisa Hinkebein returns to Louisville Mrs Ben Graf and party visit Josephs hill Mrse Anna L Brown and John W Ouchras quietly married in Jeffersonville now off to Los Angeles irregular dinner event mentioned
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Catherine Haertel
Louisville
G. G. Borries
Evansville
Irene Hoffman
Ekia Avenue
J. J. Reynolds
Chicago
William and
Lawrence Zimmermann
Ss. Joseph’s Hill
Robert Devol
New York
Dr. Devol
Louisa Hinkebein
G. H. Hinkebein
Ben Graf
Con. Lawrence
Pater Hueson
Con. Bernard
Joseph’s Hill
Jacob Keifer
Anna L. Brown
John W. Ouchras
Jeffersonville
Los Angeles
Kate Borgerding
Hher Moter
Hearietts
Valparaiso Scenes Compared With San Francisco
Valparaiso Chile suffers repeated earthquake shocks due to its hillside city layout. The piece compares it with San Francisco noting golden gates and steep green hills behind the water, and describes inclined passenger elevators on very steep streets as a theater like cityscape.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Rome
San Franencisco
San Francisco
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