Wisconsin Republicans Nominate Slate At State Convention
Milwanker Aug 9 The Wisconsin Republican state convention nominating ticket by acclamation includes Lafollette for governor Stone for lieutenant governor Froehlich for secretary of state Davidson for treasurer Hicks for attorney general Harvey for state superintendent Rice for railroad commissioner Glijobann for insurance commissioner The platform endorses McKinley administration calls for tax commission pass and lobby reform and supports Australian ballot aimed at direct primary nominations Bryant of Madison elected state central committee chairman.
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Milwanker
Republian
Robert M. Lafallette
Madison
Jesse Stone
Watertown
William H. Froehlich
Jackson
Etets
James O Davidson
Soldiers Grove
Emmett R. Hicks
Oshkosh
Lorenzo D. Harvey
Milwaukee
Graham Li Rice
West Superior
Eimil Glijobann
Milwaukees
Wisconsin
Phttsdelphia
William McKinley
Congress
Butt
George E. Bryant
New State Central Committee
TWO ROBBERS KILLED NEAR HUGE COLLEGE REGION
Robbers who held up a Union Pacific train near Huge Col last Sunday were killed Friday by a Bartholomew county sheriff posse after a siege. Deputies J. Briggs and George Cullins were wounded in the fusillade and the house was set on fire. The robbers identities remain unknown. Next brief item describes a fatal accident in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, where Charles W. Doelter died from a broken neck at Electric Park.
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Goodland
Union Pacific
Huge
Col
Woot Mays
Bartholomew
J. Briggs
George Cullins
Winchester
Oshkosh
Wis
Charles W. Doelter
Electric Park
Roeler
Wisconsin Volunteers
Minnesota State Fair sells dining and show privileges
The Minnesota state fair sold most dining privileges to Minneapolis and St Paul churches with remaining lots to be disposed before opening day. Show privileges were secured by management with no objectionable features. An ostrich farm is planned, and a cattle auction catalogue for Hereford stock has been issued.
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Minneapolis
St Paul
Hamline
Bryan and Stevenson Nominated by Democrats in Indianapolis
Hon. William J. Bryan and Hon. Adlai B Stevenson were officially notified of their nominations for president and vice president at a Kansas City convention, forming the start of the national campaign. The notification occurred in Military Park with Mayor Thomas Tegwatt welcoming the gathering and Sen. Jones serving as chairman. Bryan spoke applauded while Stevenson delivered remarks at Tomlinson Hall in the evening.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William J. Bryan
Adlai B Stevenson
Kansas City
United States
Military Park
Thomas Tegwatt
Jones
Richardson
Tennessee
Bryan
Congress
Gov. Thomas
Colorado
Stevenson
Tomlinson Hall
Webster Davis
Murder and Theft on Pennsylvania Line Express
Columbus Ohio August 1 Charles Tane aged 25 a Adams Express messenger on the Pennsylvania between Cincinnati and Columbus was killed last night and his safe robbed. The crime was not found until the train reached Columbus at 11 oclock. Tane was killed about half an hour before discovery. He was shot through the heart and died likely near Stanly. A key in the safe door explained the burglary after the murder. The robbery is believed to have occurred between Milford Center and Columbus. Officials would not state the amount but reports say about 45000 dollars was taken.
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Atlas Elevator Company
Minneapolis
Refwood Falls
Carl Pyiekson
Crookstow
Joe Sehlanser
Carroll
Moorhead
District
Society
W. H. Merritt
Sity
John Woit
Long Prairie River
Long Prairie
Redwood River
United States Fish Commission
Willie Gleason
Schilplin
Brown
Sherburne County
Emil Gergen
Becker
M. N. Anderson
Featherstone
Crookston
Benedictine Sisters of
Duluth
Ole Rofstad
Red River
Halstad
Willie Machine
Duluth, Mesaba & Northern Railway
Iron Junction
St. Paul
Bertanno. Louis
Sylvan Nadeau
Little Canada
St. Paul City
Peter Turlizel
St- Paul
City Council of
Rochester
Tius J
Uate
Columbus. O
Charles Tané
Adams Express
Pennsylvania
Cidemnat
Coluimbs
Tane
Imne
Milford Center
Columbus
Express Company
Shoe salesmen report brisk British market expansion
Con sul Halstead in Birmingham notes rising shoe sales in Great Britain with US firms shifting to direct retail. A single concern reports $300,000 in local sales, while other houses operate in England. US manufacturers open London stores and plan provincewide expansion as cash sales and fixed pricing appeal to English buyers.
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Halstead
Birmingham
England
Great Britain
New England
London
United States
Mormon elders begin Missouri temple project near Independence
Twenty four Utah Mormon elders work in Jackson County near Kansas City to prepare for a temple on the Independence site. Jacob N. Larsen leads the group which aims to establish Independence as a new center of Mormonism with future church outposts planned across the region. Immigration from Utah increases local Brighamite families from four to hundreds over five years.
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Utah
Missouri
Temple
Salt Lake
Jacob N. Larsen
Kansans City
Independence
Mr. Taraen
Hall Lake
Dosepty Smith
Independence Church
Misnomer on Board as Railways Weigh Title Change
Railroads consider replacing brakeman with assistant conductor on passenger trains arguing air brakes made the old title misleading. Brakemen now mainly handle signals, station calls, and assist in train operations, with frequent promotions to conductors. The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen plans to discuss at its next meeting.
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Sumy
Brakman
Brotherhood of Railway
Bears Beset Rancher on Upper Navajo Near Colorado Line
William Pssee of Ricarripa county fought six bears while protecting a flock on the Upper Navajo near the Colorado line New Mexico. One bear was killed, Price was kicked breaking his leg, and he held the others at bay with a gun butt all night until dawn rescue by taqueros aided by a collie.
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William Pssee
Ricarripa County
Colorado Tine
New Mexico
Price
Shooting School Advertisement in English Paper
An English newspaper advertises a shooting school offering forty acres, a specialized gun, patent gas and tar targets, realistic coverts, and driven bird practice with pheasants. It invites any number of sportsmen, with experienced gun fitters and instructors on site.
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Lake Winnebago
New York
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Mason City
Harry Wheelock
Animos Penitentiary
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Mich
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Detroit
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