Bryan charges spur party rift at Kentucky rally
In a heated exchange, Bryan denounces opponents as political bosses and asserts he steers clear of local clashes while his critics accuse him of meddling. The debate centers on delegates, ballots, and the integrity of convention votes amid partisan tensions and public appeals.
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Pennsylvania
Bryan
Pensayirar Mir
Foles
Pittsburg
Ryan
Mir
Kentucky
Mr. McGraw
West Virginia
Indiana
Taggart
Roger Sullivan
Mr. Bryan
Whale Organization
Bryan Ia
Akay
Marcus Daly
William R. Hearst
Torough
Corporation
Ser Uic
Wee Curry
Suspect Arrested in Philadelphia Murder Case
A suspect named Glen, linked by police to the murder of Dr. Wilson in Philadelphia after he allegedly sought vengeance for his wife’s death, faces investigation with multiple presented circumstantial ties. The case centers on poisons, decoy letters, and forged initials tied to a Bristol printing business.
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Phiadelphia
Frederick Use
Piens Non c
Curtis Publishing
Bosc
Wilwin Witsok
Glen
Gies
Edward Haas
Giles
Reese Street
Wilson
Catire
Peter’ Chomm & Son
Giew
Elizabeth Wilson Alexander Gies
Philadelphia
Sewapapers
William ©. Patterson
Thomas Graham
Wright
Keystone Type Foundry
Haas
Mra. Gica
Mra. Haas
Sarah Biliott
North Marcher Street
Mra. Gles
Graham
Mra
Biliott
Bho
Ahs
Bristol
Jermon
Altoona
Harry J. Nicholson
Hollidaysburg
H. J. Evans
Nicholson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Roomy Frame House Offers Economical Illinois Home
The frame house shown as the residence of Mr. A. P. in Rowen Illinois features no cellar a stone foundation elded outside walls and a shingled roof with natural polished interior trim. It emphasizes cost effectiveness in furnishing labor and care and can be built in Illinois for 3000 dollars.
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A. P. Adult
Rowen
Ill
Illinois
George W. Payne
Ron
Burglar Arrest After Pigeon Alarm at Ice Plant
New York police say Anthony Ingle finger trained a pigeon named Bill Taft to signal burglars at the ice plant 454 East Fifty second Street. When a stranger neared, the bird fluttered to the engine room triggering a raid Wednesday night. Inglefinger fled but was later arrested with a pigeon-centered alert system cited.
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New York
Anthony Inglefinger
East Fifty-second Street
Bill Taft
Ingtofinger
Miscellany of early 20th century items
Receivers certificates totaling twenty thousand dollars may fund Jamestown Exposition state buildings. Schenectady police arrest Eugene Wilpon, colored, suspected mail robber wanted in Kansas City. A teen boy drowns in Fishing Creek after exceeding depth. Mrs. Lida Young dies at Pittsburg home after over two years illness. Chamberlains Colic Remedy noted as possible aid to medical costs. Fragments reference Roarke’s and local concerns.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Eugene Wilpon
Kansas City
Clement
Seavom
J. R. Montgomery
Orangeville
Fishing Creek
Lida Young
James 8. Young
United States
Eleenit Court
Pittsburg
Chamberlain
Saslee
I Roarke
Treasury calls for 46 million from national depositories
Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou announced a further call upon national bank depositories for about 46,000,900 to be paid on or before the fifteenth instant.
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Washington
Cortelyou
One Thousand Coreans Killed in Pro-Japan Group Clash
Reports from Victoria B C say between 800 and 1000 members of the Il Chin Hoy a pro Japanese Corean society were murdered by insurgents. The dispatch arrived aboard a steamship from China detailing the violence.
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Victoria
B.C
Il Chin Hoy
Pro Japenesa Corean ‘Society
Impress of China
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farm Exchange
Quotations give farm product values as of June 0 1008 with grades for red wheats barley corn and hay. Prices list No 2 red wheat 82 cents No 3 red 77 cents steamed 74 cents to 75 cents corn yellow ear $3.50 per barrel white ear $3.40 per barrel yellow shelled 70 cents per bushel white shelled 68 to 70 cents per bushel oats bundled hay and straw figures include No 1 Timothy $11 to $12 and No 2 Timothy $10 to $13 with mixed hay at $10 to $11 and clover at $8 to $9 per ton. additional values for hay and buckwheat bran oats time and clover vary by grade.
Baseball gambling threat to national pastime and players
The article condemns escalating baseball betting across major leagues led by New York, Detroit, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. It warns that gamblers seek to influence games, urges managers to weed out corrupt players, and emphasizes baseball’s national popularity and need to protect its integrity.
Phillippe Adds Spit Ball to Pitching Repertoire
Veteran Deacon Phillippe of the Pittsburgh Pirates has expanded his pitching arsenal with the spit ball. Once mastered but rarely used, the veteran right hander now incorporates the grip into his curve ball repertoire, following the example set by Chick Fraser. His control remains strong, and observers expect him to benefit from the added trick.
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Deacon Phillippe
Pittsburg
Philippe
Chick Fraser
Base Ball Scene Recaps Multiple Games and Standings
Baseball scores and standings from a busy day include Cleveland vs Detroit results and St Louis leading the American circuit. Sunday's New York games feature Philadelphia 0 9 3 and Boston 7 Brooklyn 1 with key batteries listed.
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Garias
Joato
Chicago
Detroit
Kintae
Bummers
Thomag
Altrock
Sullivan
St. Louie
St. Louis
Cleveland
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Soene
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Rosten
Cleveld
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New York
Philadelphia
Taylor
McGinnity
Bresnahan
Needham
Corridon
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Doom
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Leever
Liefield
Gibson
Ruelbach
Moran
Camuitz
Phillipe
Gibson Phelps
Boston
Brooklyn
Young Boules
Liederman
Smith
Pastorius Wilhelm
Ritter
Rucker
Bergen
Dorner
Young
Graham
Cincinnati
Reymond
Ludwig
Drescher
McLean
Higginbotham
Beebe
Schiel
St. Louia
Fromme
Coakley
Citems
Harteree
Welmer
Karger
Pittaparg
Tutleries
Ceeter
Tristate League Baseball Standings and Scores
Lane caster Lancaster Harrisburg and other matchups are listed with morning and afternoon results. Standings show Reading at top with 80 wins, 34 losses, and 46 percentage points. Lancaster, Altoona, Williamsport, Trenton, Johnstown, and Wilkes-Barre follow with varying records. Also reported is a $10,000 prize fight fraud claim from Wilkes-Barre where a Detroit man was duped by four men who lured him to wager on a nonexistent bout.
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Wilkes-Barre
J. W. Jotinesop
Detroit
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