Iowa Republicans Nominate Ticket at Des Moines Convention
The Des Moines Republican state convention named a ticket headed by Governor A B Cummins with Charles A Bishop and David J Palmer among others, endorsing a tariff plank drawn by Senator Allison. Some Republicans opposed tariff changes while others backed the platform as a statement of principles.
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Des Moines
A. B. Cumming
Charles A. Bishop
David J. Palmer
Cntegearies of
Harmony
Allison
Committee On’ Resolu
Cummins
Dolliver
Lacey
Cousins
Cummings
Iowa
N. E. Kendall
Albia
Kendall
Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson
Louisiana Purchase Commission
Roosevelt
Sabbath committee report discussed at central conference
Detroit July 2 report of Sabbath committee to the central conference of American rabbis provoked extended discussion. The commission on seven Sabbath questions failed to give definite answers, with a move to refer back for definite resolutions carried. The stock split at Terminal Company put A J Cassatt as president and the control to alternate yearly. Austin O Malley expected back at Notre Dame. Reliance wins the 1903 American Cup against Constitution and Columbia by narrow margins.
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Detroit
Conference of American
Iy Brethren
Voorsanger
San Francisco
Ington
Lattimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. J. Cassatt
L. F. Loree
Baltimore & Ohio
O'Malley
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Austin O'Malley
Colaca
Reliance
Newport
R. L
Constitution
Columbia
Fires Threaten Winslow In Vandalism Spree
Five articles burned in Winslow Indiana including the Dispatch office and J H McConnell barn amid liquor agitation. Residents armed and fearful after night attacks raise tension in the 1000-person town near Huntingburg as a winter bill debate looms.
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Huntingburg
Ind
Winslow
J. H. McConnell
Ist
Jury reads verdict in Simpson forgery case
The article notes Simpson stood by during the long trial and joins in verdict of not guilty. He earlier worked as a bookkeeper for Warman Black Chamberlain Co and claimed he forged signatures at the firm’s urging to boost credit.
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Simpson
Warman, Black, Chamberlain & Co
Brief Dispatches and Fiscal Figures From the Era
A mix of items notes Russia's policy on Manchuria to be stated soon. Government revenues for year ending June 40 1893 listed at 8584 87 624. Treasury gold on June 84 1903 reported at 6621 908, up by 7 4dH 308. Several local incidents include a fatal baseball injury in Gosheas ton and a fracture to Flinshill.
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Russia
Manchuria
RK. M. Love
Dtata
Texas
Newton van Horn
Qosheaston
O. Flinshill
Thalisces
Kwang Si
Count Angelo de Gabarnatis
Rome
Amerioniy Viivereti
TONG
Ryrd Sial
Aisha
Tata
Kos
Charles Mo Sahat
Lds
Kalhiner
He Bhamrock
Mixed, fragmented reports from mid century era
Incomplete items note a $100000 damage from a hire in Osoya Illinois, a fatal shooting in Hitchcock, a Minnesotan fight, a San Francisco death of Ex Congressman Thomas J Clantoda, and historical mentions of Japan Russia relations and immigration figures. Several unrelated notes cover a jail escape, a lynching in Ohio, a park mile record, and national council sessions in Louisville.
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Butter Mont
Thomas J. Clantoda
San Francisco
Japan
Maneturia
Givin Alves
Hitchcock
T. FyThoe
Alan-a-Dare
Washington Park
Charles Evans
Deroafdohn L. Papa
Norway
Marnard
National
Arme Amerean Council
United States
Louisville
Compromise Contract Amid Turbulent Business Dealings
Fragmentary report notes a Hartford business dispute involving a contract of compromise. Mentioned are a partner, a 100000 common stock stake, and a 56 percent share, with references to Pacific Telephone and bigamy. Details unclear due to damaged text.
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Lartford
Himan
Stoc PacificTe
Fourteen Nations Items Cover Trials Fire and Scandal
Judge Humphrey set a $300 bond for a man charged with sending threatening postal cards. Linxweiler mailed notices to Col. Benj. F. Butler and others to stop Los Angeles Times advertising, threatening a boycott by Decatur labor if refused. A skylight incident in Peoria caused a fire with losses of several hundred dollars. Bulgaria called up 3000 reserves to bolster frontier guards amid Turkish pressure. Rush Medical College trustees raised $1,000 toward Rockefeller’s $6,000,000 gift for a new Chicago medical institution. In Salonica several children died from alleged poisoned candies triggering school closures. Lorenz and wife bound over in a post office scandal case in Toledo.
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Humphrey
Linxweiler
Col. Benj. F. Butler
Boston
Mass
Los Angeles
California
Organized Labor
Decatur
Peoria
Chicago
N. Adams Street
Rush Medical College
University of Chicago
John PD. Rockefeller
Two Kisses Original Moment Captured in Text
A fragment shows a sisterly moment as a woman embraces and praises a brother with a remark about two kisses, illustrating affectionate family interaction from a historical page.
Notre Dame Laetare Medal Won By Charles J Bonaparte
Baltimore July 2 Charles J Bonaparte received the Laetare medal from the University of Notre Dame at the cardinal's residence. Rev James Burns Holy Cross College president and Cardinal Gibbons added words of commendation.
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Baltimore
University of Notre Dame
Ind
Charles J. Bonaparte
James Burns
Holy Cross College
Cardinal Gibbons
Silver Decline Slows. Mint Reports June Prices
The quarterly report from the director of the mint shows silver value fell from 53.144 to 48.095 cents an ounce for the three months ending June 3, 1963, a drop of 5.449 cents per ounce totaling about $190,000 in value.
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Washington
Mint
Calamity Fears Gather as Parents Part from Children
A fragment from a memoir scene shows a family’s parting under grim tension. The parents’ stern looks clash with a child’s hopeful play of springtime tones. The mother and father steady themselves as their two younger children cling, a moment of fragile bliss amid looming danger. F. A. MITCHEL.
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Syeara
F. A. Mitchel
Church union talks advance through joint committee letter
Pittsburg July 2. A joint committee of the Congregational Methodist Protestant and United Brethren churches has agreed on a platform for their union. The plan will be sent as a letter to all churches, outlining the committee’s work and hoped for results, with Dr. Washington Gladden and Dr. W M Weekley named as commissioners to present the matter to governing bodies next year.
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Pittsburg
Congregational
United Brethren Churches
Washington Gladden
Congregational Church
W. M. Weekley
United Brethren Church
Joint Committee
Lafaseth
Clondoun County
Monroe
Moe
Adiitas
Chad Fares
Anaessa
Pete Biscok
Auatis
Abel Phat
Brent
Unclear text fragment prompts undefined report
The provided OCR text is jumbled and largely unintelligible, with many garbled phrases and no coherent events, names, or locations to summarize into a readable news item. No verifiable entities or facts are extractable for a proper summary.
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Senator Allison
Gover
Wabash, Ind
William A. Williams
Misa Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Alor Roosevelt
Massachusetta
Passatt
Logansport
Market Street
Sullivan
Mra
Martha Andrews
Andrews
Hia
George Benson
Benson
Osoya
Ill
Minnesota
Gjiman Estate
Sofia
Bulgaria
Thousan
Salonica
Turkey
Laetare
Napoleon
Notre Dame
Charles J, Bonaparte
Ocaya
Bloomington
Here
Kirkpatrick & Lackland
Tanthes
Ara
Nopsinese
Jeltie
Dust i
Jade
Church Union
Civins Peisis
Ivan Darian
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