Bryan Visits Connecticut Sparks Era Campaign Appeals
William Jennings Bryan spoke in New Haven and Bridgeport delivering four long addresses and addressing two receptions. He urged New England Democrats to back reform with a Democratic Congress and criticized Republican stagnation and trust protection while praising Roosevelt’s anti trust efforts and America’s global prospects.
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Rhode Island
Armory
Madison Square Garden
New York
Bryan at Bridgeport
Enthusiasm for Bryan marked his appearance in Bridgeport last night at the armory. He spoke on trust tariff and labor questions for an hour and said the Republican party had a chance to regain strength.
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Germany
United States
England
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McKinley
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Bridgeport
Trust
Tariff
Lsbor
Peorblican
Uprising Fears Grow Across Cuban Provinces
Havana reports a deepening crisis as insurrection spreads from Santiago to Cienfuegos and Santa Clara. Sightings describe armed bands looting trains and seizing foreign property while authorities warn of limited safety for Americans amid disrupted rail service and ongoing fighting.
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Santiago
Sleeper
State Department
Palma
Cuba
Cargenas
Puerto Principe
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Cienfuegos
Santa Clara
Trinidad
Cuban Central Railway
Piasr del Rio
Pino Guerra
Miner killed by slate fall at Forest Park Mine
Earl Briggswater, 26, of Ellsworth, was killed in a Forest Park coal mine near Terre Haute Indiana when slate fell. The accident occurred September 1.
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Terre Hiaute Ind
Earl Briggswater
Ellsworth
Forest Park
Breakfast and Tea Advert for Hollater's Rocky Mountain Tea
An early morning breakfast, a short walk and talk followed by luncheon and a rest period, ending with Hollater's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets priced at 35 cents. Jno A Ziegelbaar.
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Jno
Great Cyclone Predicted
The weather bureau reports a cyclonic disturbance east of Barbadoes with storm location and extent expected to be reported today by the weather service.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Barbadoes
Settlement Possible in San Francisco Street Railway Strike
San Francisco on Sept 1 reports a favorable outlook for settlement within the next 24 hours of the street railway strike, with hopes of quick restoration of service and a prompt accord between parties.
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San Francisco
U S Cruiser Charleston Arrives at Lota Chile
Secretary of State Root and party sail aboard the U S cruiser Charleston as it anchors at Lota near Santiago Chile on September 1. The visit marks a naval presence during the Chilean stopover with high level diplomats aboard.
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Chile
Santiago
U. S
Charleston
Root
Lota
Electric Bitters Cited By Man From Maine In Cure Tale
W M Sherman of Cushing Maine recalls tortures of savage tribes in the Philippines and credits Electric Bitters with relief after consuming three bottles. His tale reflects wartime era medical anecdotes and patent remedy promotion.
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Philippines
W. M. Sherman
Cushing
Failed in Duty Sensational Showin g Developments In Trust Collapse
Philadelphia reports reveal the Real Estate Trust company had no director oversight for three years with operations led by the late president Frank K Hipple. Clearinghouse bankers say they could have saved seven million, but directors offered little in return and staff detected irregularities prompting withdrawals.
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Philadelphia
Trust Company
Frank K. Hipple
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Joseph D. F. Junkin
State Board
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Junkin
State Board of Examiiners
Hipple
Held on Shocking Charge in Madison Death Case
Madison Indiana September 1 A warrant issued for Miss Kate Faulkner eighteen on charge of burning her child to death to save herself from disgrace. She was at her father’s funeral as his body lay in a woods near St Magdeline. A whisky flask and morphine bottle were found beside the body. An officer found the girl at the funeral and Albert Whitman is jailed as an alleged accomplice.
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Madison
Ind
Kate Faulkner
St. Magdelene
Charles F. Williams
Albert Whitman
Baseball Scores From Today Across Leagues
National League results show Chicago beating Cincinnati 8 to 1 and Philadelphia defeating New York 4 to 2. St Louis routed by Pittsburgh 7 to 56, while Brooklyn and Boston tie 6 to 6. In the American League New York wins 7 to 5 then 20 to 5 over Washington. Cleveland defeats Chicago 6 to 4. Boston over Philadelphia 8 to 1. Detroit over St Louis 5 to 1. American Association scores list Indianapolis 3 Columbus 0. Kansas City 4 St Paul 1. Toledo 14 Louisville 7. Milwaukee 8 Minneapolis 5.
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Cincinnati
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New York
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Toledo
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Minneapolia
Fire destroys Prosser hub end handle factory
Fire raged through L. Prosser I n Scottaburg Indiana. The hub end handle factory was found fully involved on discovery with the blaze under way. No details on damage or casualties were given in the report.
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Scottaburg
Ind
L. Prosser
The Second Wreck Now Ashore in the Hawaiis
United States army transport Sheridan grounded on Barbers Point Oahu with a broken main steam pipe and powerless engines. Lifeboats landed attempts fail as natives approach by surf in canoes. Captain Peabody fears possible salvage if power returns. heavy swell and sharp coral endanger the vessel and passengers.
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United States Army
Sheridan
Barbers Point
Oahu
Peabody
Record-Breaking Trade Activity Signals Strong Fall Buying
Bradstreet's weekly review notes better weather and expected large crop yields boosting fall and winter purchases. Unprecedented buyer turnout and August sales volume top records, with dry goods clothing shares leather hardware iron and steel products and lumber selling briskly. Shipping and rail traffic near peak capacity while a car famine looms.
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New York
Bradstreet
Weekly Review of Trade Today
Alea
Persevering Japs salvage of Mikasa described
Victoria B C reports the salvage of the Japanese battleship Mikasa as an extraordinary engineering feat after its magazine exploded destroying ammunition and torpedo rooms. The ship lay buried in mud with several bodies found. sunk on Sept 10, 1905, salvage cost $50,000, and after repeated failures the vessel was finally floated.
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Victoria
B. C
Tartar
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Clean Blood Elimination
Foley's Kidney Cure claims to purify blood by removing poisons from failing kidneys. Sold by O D Knuoefel.
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Foley
O D Knuoefel
Editor Rosewater Dies in Bee Building
Omaha confirms the sudden death of Edward Rosewater chief editor and proprietor of the Omaha Bee. He had been a dominant figure in state politics and business for forty years, and was found dead in the Bee building from heart failure.
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Omaha
Edward Rosewater
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Omaha Bee
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Strike Breakers Arrive in San Francisco Amid Escort
Escorted by private detectives, twenty eight men described as the vanguard of strike breakers marched from the ferry to the car-harns at 7 AM upon arrival in San Francisco. They were recruited in tf. Lavda.
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San Francisco
Hey
Tf. Lavda
Kidney Cure Ad From C D Knoefel
An advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy to avoid serious kidney or bladder issues. Sold by C D Knoefel.
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Foley
C. D. Knoefel
Stolypin Daughter Hopeful After Aug. Bomb Injury
Premier Stolypin's daughter remains alive after the Aug. 25 bomb blast in the St Petersburg apartment district and there is renewed hope for her recovery. Among the unidentified dead are Princess Eudoxia Canta Cuzene and her eight year old son, with five other bodies still unidentified.
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St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Eudoxia Canta Cuzene
Mme. Isetomie
Punishment for Mutineers in Sveaborg Fortress
In Helsingfors nine teen soldiers found guilty of mutiny at Sveaborg were executed by firing squad. Three civilians convicted of incitement were hanged. Additional defendants received prison terms from five to fifteen years.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Sveaborg Fortress
Remarkable recovery story from Vanceboro patient
Kenneth McIver of Vanceboro Maine credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving his life after doctors gave up during severe throat inflammation and lung congestion. He urges readers to try the remedy for coughs colds bronchitis tonsillitis weak lungs hoarseness and influenza. Trial bottle offered free at Knopfels drug store 603 Main Street.
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Kenneth McIver
Vanceboro
Ohae
D. Knopfel'e
Laughing at Locks Aided From Outside
Sullivan Indiana September 1 six prisoners escaped aided by a outside sabed bars from a window of the county jail. One prisoner James Leonard refused to go with others. The same person who sawed the barn is believed to have entered the jail and cut the locks from the steel doors. Escapees include Martin Williams Evansville insurance man charged with theft Marion Hatfield Bloomfield jail escapee Ray Wilkes awaiting trial for forgery Elmer Johnson who recently attempted to kill his sweetheart Frank Dwyer charged with attempted assault and Chas M Plum theft suspect.
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Elmer Johnson
Frank Dwyer
Chas. M. Plum
Prisoners Escape Franks County Jail By Rope And Wall
Six inmates at Frankfort Indiana jail escaped by cutting the iron ceiling to the attic then using an iron bar to breach a brick wall. They lowered to the ground on a clothes rope. Two seen south of town while others boarded a tram toward Indianapolis. Names include J H Murray James Murphy James Hammond Edward Shurtlett William Spencer Charles Williams.
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Frankfort
Ind
Indianapolis
J. H. Murray
James Murphy
James Hammond
Edward Shurtlett
William Spencer
Charles Williams
Little Girl Falls From Window in South Bend
Helen Kerr six daughter of Thomas Kerr of South Bend Ind fell from a second story window onto a picket fence and was fatally injured though she crawled back into the house with doctors calling the escape miraculous.
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South Bend
Ind
Helen Kerr
Thomas Kerr
Laborer on a Rampage at Evansville Foundry
Joseph Dewees, a machinist dismissed from a local foundry, returned with a revolver and attacked the foreman. Carl Moll, foreman’s son, interfered and was shot but not fatally wounded. Dewees then expelled all workers and headed to the office before police arrested him. Moll was taken to a hospital.
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Ind
Joseph Dewees
Carl Moll
Dewees
Moll
Killing of stray dogs ends in Hartford City
Hartford City Indiana September 1. The shooting of untagged dogs has ceased after two men Osenbaugh and Campbell were arraigned. Osenbaugh pled guilty to cruelty to animals and Campbell to unlawfully shooting in the streets. Each fined 25 cents with costs. Four cases dismissed.
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Messrs
Osenbaugh
Campbell
Squire Fargo
Farmers Bank Merger in Frankfort Ind
In Frankfort Indiana on September 1 the Farmers’ bank purchased the Citizens’ bank owned by W A Morris. The transfer occurs at closing hours today. Citizens’ bank started four years ago as a private institution with deposits totaling about 50 000 dollars.
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Frankfort
Ind
Farmers’ Bank
Citizens’ Bank
W. A. Morris
Cith ‘Zone’ Bank
Faith healer James Ryen appeals in Buckner case
In Muncie Indiana on September 1 James Ryen a faith healer appealed a ruling accusing him of operating a trance on Jamen Buckner without a lease. An additional complaint remains to be investigated.
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Muncie
Ind
James Ryen
Police Hire and August Crime Totals in City
Chief Adama announced September polio force assignments with day and night beat details for beats 1 2 8 and 4. Bridget Norton widow of Lawrence Norton died aged eighty six at her Muncie home and her body to be flown home for burial in Holy Trinity cemetery. The fifteenth annual state conference of charities and corrections will be held in Muncie October 6 to 9. In August police made ninety eight arrests across categories including drunk vagrancy assault and battery and curfew violations.
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Seery
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Jasper
Cannon
Bridget Norton
Lawrence Norton
Portland
Muncie
Holy Trinity Cemetery
State Conference of Charities and Corrections
John H. Stoteenbarg
City Charities
New Albany Charity Society
Newspaper Ad Listing Dailies and Pricing
An old classified notice advertises daily newspapers The Star and Tribune Indianapolis Star Evening Tribune Sunday Star and a combined weekly price of 15 cents per week It mentions a publication schedule and a promise of delivery without Runcay boeh paper for 12 6.
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Local Social Circles Send News From Corydon and Nearby
Miss Bertha Edmondson leaves Silver Grove for Estill Springs Kentucky for two weeks. A L Soudry returns from trips to Indian Territory Missouri and Kansas. Mr and Mrs E W Conner visit relatives in Princeton. The McLeans move to Winnipeg Manitoba to locate. Florine Bussenbark and Eva Hanlow return from Corydon visiting friends and the fair. Anna Brown of Leavenworth fractures her leg at the Corydon fair. Reverend Hamilton A Byrnes returns from northern Michigan and will preach tomorrow. Reverend B F Cato returns from Prospect Kentucky and will speak at the Washington county Christian meeting. Mervin Devol injured by a board strike while boarding an interurban on Spring Street.
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Indian Territory
Oklahoma
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E. B Funk
Princeton
Corydon Fair
Hamilton A. Byrnes
Second Presbyterian Church
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B. F. Cato
Central Christian Church
Prospect
Canton
Washington County
Mervin Devol
Story of Montana opens strong in McClure's serial
McClure's continues The Story of Montana begun in August issues. The narrative shifts from early state life to mining boom conditions and fortunes, detailing the Daly Olek feud, Clark’s senatorial bid, his defeat, and the capital city struggle.
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McClure
Commonwealth
Marcus Daly
William A. Olek
Clark
United State Senate
Hia
Apeejene
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