McKinley Nominated Amid Campaign Fireworks Canton Speech
In Canton Ohio on July 13 William McKinley was notified of his second Republican nomination. Senator Fairbanks and leaders praised tariff protection and U S prestige while stressing the gold standard and Philippine policy. The crowd welcomed defense of protective tariffs and prosperity at home.
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Republic
William McKinley
Republican Party
Senator Lodge
McKinley
United States
China
Philippines
Dimperialisei
Senator Fairbanks
Indiana
Hanan
National Committee
Charles Emery Bmilth
Sammel Parker
Iawail
Col. Parker
Pacific Islands
Kansas City
Pairbanks
Fairbanks
Ohio
Ennilidate
Hile
Elphid
Currency issue and party platform clash in Kansas City debate
Democratic activists in Kansas City push a currency platform while Republicans and third parties emphasize the money standard divergence. The scene highlights a test of will between imperialism rhetoric and the core financial issue in U.S. party lines.
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Kansas City
United States
Roosevelt Nominated for Vice Presidency at Sagamore
Gov. Roosevelt was notified yesterday at Sagamore on Oyster Bay of his nomination for vice president on the Republican national ticket. Senator Wolcott of Colorado delivered the notification address in a simple ceremony on the veranda. The small gathering included Mrs. Roosevelt and family, followed by luncheon before returning to New York.
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L. I
Sagamore
Roosevelt
Committee On Notification
Senator Wolcott
Colorado
Long Island Sound
Wolcott
New York
Powers Trial Jurors Finalized in Georgetown Case
At Georgetown Kentucky on July 13 eight jurors in the Powers case were accepted by both sides leaving four more to be chosen today. The sheriff summoned 40 more jurors as the panel nears completion and witnesses were advised to avoid pretrial statements.
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Powers
Commonwealth
W. O. Inner
Farmer
George W. Murphy
Stone
Caulmer
A. N. Craig
Merchat
Democraat
WLP
Museu
J.C. Porter
Farmers
Alonzo Kruger
W. H H. Oldham
B. E. Ford
C. B. Bywing
Painter
Ros Ware
Sumimaneas
Jdee Contech
Nebraska Populists Tote Nominees at State Convention
Lincoln reports the Nebraska Populists held a prolonged state convention starting Wednesday afternoon. They nominated Willisi A. Toynter of Trogne county for governor and a slate including a Silverepublica for secretary of state, a Populist for treasurer, a Democrat for auditor, and a Populist for commissioner, with a Populist for lieutenant governor follows.
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Neb
Nebraska
Willisi A. Toynter
Trogne
Opening of Young People's Baptist Vinton draws massive crowd
Cincinnati July 13 reports the opening exercises at the Music hall after a formal reception. Attendance grows with a 16,000 forecast likely to be surpassed by evening. Ohio plans 4,000 delegates while Kentucky and West Virginia contribute yearly numbers as available.
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Young People's Baptist Vinton
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Kentney
West Virginia
Sisters of Providence retreat fills St Marys of the Woods
Over 322 Sisters of Providence have arrived at St Marys of the Woods in Terre Haute for their annual vacation and retreat. St Marys is the mother house of the order in America. The note mentions the date and location in a brief church notice.
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Terre Haute
St. Marys of the Woods
St. Marys
Americo
Man Injured In Gun Incident At Nashville July 13
Nashville July 13. Robert Morrison attempted to load a shell into his gun when an explosion injured both eyes. Doctors fear possible blindness as a result of the mishap.
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Nashville
Tek
Robert Morrison
Byas
Great Slaughter Reported On Pekin Legations
Shanghai dispatch cites Chinese sources claiming the British and Russian legations at Pekin were attacked on July 6 with artillery. The defense failed and both legations were destroyed, foreigners and some Chinese dead in the streets as Prince Tuan and others reportedly Victorious.
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Prince Tsai Yin
Yin Lin
Tsin Yu
Prince Ching
Wang Wen Shao
Tuan
Japan plans troop movement to China amid Peking turmoil
Tokyo dispatch details Germany’s envoy Von Ketteler’s assassination near Pekin and fighting at Tientsin. It states Japan will deploy about 22,000 soldiers, possibly sending one army corps, with the 5th corps aboard transports from Toroshima and convoy protection by warships. Col Liseum and two battalions reportedly reach Tientsin to aid beleaguered forces.
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Tientsin
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Turmoil and Silence Over Pekin After Bombardment
London reports a chilling silence as powers fail to obtain direct news from Pekin. The scene is filled with conflicting rumors of European directions in Chinese artillery and possible plots to evacuate Chang and others from Tientsin before bombardment.
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Yang-Tse Valley
Pekin
London
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Plentsin
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Shamghai
Illinois Central Holdup Confession Reveals Drunk Trio
Mike Conley alias Doyle confessed to Chief Mahoney that he aided in robbing the Illinois Central train Wednesday morning. He said three men, all drunk, carried out the hold up and divided the money. Conley says he watched the engine while the others acted, escaped by the Mississippi River, nearly drowned, and reached Missouri shore before being arrested at Wickliffe, Kentucky. He refuses to name the others and is held on $5,000 bond. agents estimate the robbers got less than $300.
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Doyle
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Charleston
Wickliffe
Charles Pink
Democratic nominees Bryan and Stevenson named for Aug. 8 notice
Washington reports that William Jennings Bryan and Adlai Ewing Stevenson will be formally notified as Democratic presidential and vice presidential nominees on August 8 in Indianapolis. Representative Richardson of Tennessee and Senator Jones, national party chair, conveyed the plan. The ceremony may resemble the Madison Square Garden demonstration.
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Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Adhd Lk. Stevenson
Democratic Party
Indianapolis
Representative Richardson
Tennessee
Democratic Congressional Campaten Committee
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Brean
Charles S. Thomas
Colorado
Stevenson
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Poisonous acid sold cheap by Royal Baking Powder Co
A distorted notice notes corrosive acid sold at a low price. It mentions Royal Baking Powder Co at 100 William St New York as the source.
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William ST
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Fees and Salaries Policy Revised for Indiana Officials
Indiana state fee and salary commission adjourned after a four day meeting. The plan fixes county clerks salaries at 100 cents per capita up to 10000 population and ten cents thereafter with an added 10 percent of all fees. Auditors receive a similar fixed salary plus 10 percent of school fund interest and 10 percent of collected fees. Sheriffs to receive per capita same as clerks plus 20 percent of all fees.
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Indianapolis
State
Marion man asks police to lock him up amid missing army record
A Marion Indiana veteran from the National Military Home requests confinement or harm to self after a search for his army record found no history. Home officials doubt he was ever a soldier and consider sending him to the county farm while his status is resolved. He is held at the jail.
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Ind
W. H. Jerrimiah
National Military Home
Danville
His
Dayton
Valley City murder mystery linked to former neighbor
In Valley City North Dakota Frank Flora recalls the abrupt departure of Barnard after a prior acquaintance on adjoining farms. Flora had not heard of the murder and was surprised by Barnard avoiding direct contact before vanishing. The narrative references local ties and rural origins.
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N. D
Frank Flora
Flora
Barnard
Bowers Nominated to Oppose Brick in Indiana Race
Dr. C C Bowers of Elkhart nominated ten minutes before the Democratic nominating convention to run against Congressman Abraham Brick, renominated March 6 by Republicans at Elkhart. In Warsaw a farmer William Davis was found dead in a field with a carbolic acid bottle in his hand, one of Kosciusko counties oldest settlers. In Logansport Warren Milliser sues Vandalia Railroad for 1000 dollars claiming injuries from a wreck two years prior impaired his reason.
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C. C. Bowers
Elkhart
Abraham Brick
Warsaw
Wiliam Davis
Here
Kosciusko County
Logansport
Warren Milliser
Vandalia Railroad Company
Fresh revolution in Venezuela and other reports
Reports claim a new revolution has broken out in Venezuela. A French Nationalist deputy fought a sword duel. Cannibals killed and eaten bushmen near Cape Usford on the New Britain coast. Secretary Hay pressed China for a direct line to Conger. Louisville Gas Co. win to exclusive hogshead sales upheld. Salt to bar Kentucky Heating from non heating use. Dynmote blast injures 10 year old Henry Wilson and Miss Kate Tucker at Williamsburg Ohio. Southern Electric buyout suit against St. Louis Transit moves toward a test decision impacting the deal.
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Mlowersa
Sydney
Victoria
Cape Usford
New Britain
Hay
State Department
Conger
Louisville Gas Company
Louisville
Kentucky Heating Company
Henry Wilson
Williamsburg
Willian Wilson
Kate Tucker
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Electric Bitters Promises Health for Women
A nostalgiacure advert claims a lovely woman must stay healthy and avoid constipation and kidney trouble. It touts Electric Bitters as the best medicine to regulate stomach liver and kidneys and purify the blood, promising strong nerves bright eyes smooth skin and a rich complexion. Sold for 50 cents at Knoefel's Drug Store.
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OC. D. Knoefel
Indiana State Bar officers elected for next year
The Indiana State Bar Association concluded its meetings in Indianapolis with the election of officers for the coming year. President Edwin P. Hammond of Lafayette. Vice President William A. Ketcham of Indianapolis. Secretary Merrill Moores of Indianapolis. Treasurer Theodore P. Davis of Neblesville. Executive Committee members include Timothy Howant of South Bend. Brent Gate of Danville. William P. Breen of Fort Wayne. George L. Reishard of Bloomington.
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Merrill Moores
Theodore P. Davis
Neblesville
Se Pee Eee
Timothy Howant
South Bend
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Women urged to use Kidney Oilage for health needs
Indianapolis reports a rash of injuries from a streetcar collision with eight freight cars at Blake Street near Military Park. In the same day a brother and sister, Michael and Della Dugan aged 12 and 10, drowned in Kagte Creek after a log broke while they were fishing.
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Blake
Aueches
Indianapolis
Ind
Michael
Della Dugan
Michell Degan
Kagte Creek
Fragmented historic ad fragment with mixed names and claims
OCR damaged notice compiles claims of quartz molding by Dufoer and cures for bronchial trouble with Foley products. Mentions Pittsburg rolling rails to Europe and Banner Save as a healing medicine. Contains unreliable brand names and scattered locations without coherent event.
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Dufoer
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