Knabb Mason Quest Lead Local Organization
Errected here are names EENEST J. KNABB Jr as president James D. Mason as vice president and J Wesley Quest as treasurer for a local group. Additional details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Eenest
J. Knabb,jr
James D. Mason
J. Wesley Quest
J. Knabb, Jr
Wm. Kneve& Co
Clinton P. Paine
Paine & McLaran
Rankerwand
Thomas W. Ball
Wilbur F. Jackson
Continental Nat'l Bank
Raine
D. Mabor
James D. Mato Co
Winslow Williams
Democratic Sweep in Arkansas and liquor license clash
In Little Rock a Democratic majority estimated at 50,000 to 60,000 wins big across the state. Governor Daniel W. Jones leads a solid Democratic ticket with Prohibition and license battles shaping city politics. Returns hint at large Democratic margins in multiple counties while Little Rock records heightened interest in liquor license outcomes and a strong anti license campaign by clergy and Republicans. The tally signals a broad party victory with scattered local contests and demographic shifts reflected in county results.
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Litte Rock
Daniel W. Jones
Linde Ruck
Vesternar Hluchess
Arkin
Democratic
Republian
Hoverpor
Jones
Mr. Rew
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Bay
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Jerry South
Helens
Rommel
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Freoklin
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Pulaski County
Czar Leaves Germany Amid Vast Imperial Farewell
A grand imperial exit as Emperor and Empress depart Germany after a state visit marked by cheers from crowds, elaborately decorated streets, and a stationary platform salute. The procession featured troops, town illumination, and formal farewells at the station as German princes and officials looked on with evident emotion.
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Verhow
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Geren
Andy
Neleran Arate
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Alber
Germany
Phecea
Cenrton
Toronto rower Gaudaur wins world championship in four miles
Jake Gaudaur of Toronto defeated Australia’s Jamies Stansbury to win the world rowing championship four miles straightaway at the regatta in Austin Texas. Stansbury protested a foul but the umpire denied it as Gaudaur built a twenty length lead by Craven Steps and held on to the Crab Tree finish. Gaudaur, a longtime professional champion, has defeated Hanlon Bubear Rogers Hackett and others at Halifax and earlier regattas.
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Sept. S
Jake Gaudaur
Toronty
Amd &.Gun
Jamies HE. Stansbury
Australia
Stansbury
Craven Steps
Gaudaur
Tut
Associated Press
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Hanling
Hamuersmith
Gandaur
Amertes
Austin
Tex
Edward Hanlon
George Bubear
Rogers
Hackett
Halifax
Bubear
Arrests in Cuba and new plan to end the war
The Havana arrests continue with Sir Samuel Stolon and others detained incommunicado as rumors spread of General Weyler's new campaign plan. Reports say about thirty Spanish ships will bring troops to trap the insurgents in a island spanning cordon, forcing a pitched battle. Armenian prisoners in Marseilles demand release after surrender in Constantinople. Bob Cook may leave Yale crew and join Penn. Political notes from West Chester and Cleveland report shifts and a stroke for ex senator Payne. Dr Gallagher, released prisoner, is said insane.
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Havana
Samuel Stolon
Cardenas
Ward Line
Seneca
United States
Senor Gonzales Limnuza
Bob Cook
Yale
New Haven
Sept. S
Bob” Cook
Boe
Armstrong
Cook
University of Pennsylvania
Middle States Regatta Ends In Close Finish At Harlem
The Middle States Regatta at Hartem concluded with a near dead heat among leading crews. Photadelphians and Harlem boats fought for the lead, while Nonpareils and Uartewis of New York faced disqualification for an early start. Javenal of Philadelphia and other locals posted notable performances as Harlem’s Institute of Newark and Varuna of Brownsville began strongest before fading.
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New York
Phyrletas
Vay Vient
Monaghan
Pollailetpinn
Maber
Anutuin
Harlem
Javenal
Philadelphia
Secon
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League games featured St Louis defeating Washington 6 to 2 in Washington and Philadelphia beating Chicago. New York swept Pittsburgh 22 to 2 and 2 to 1. Boston split with Cleveland 1 to 4 and 3 to 2. Baltimore and Louisville split, Brooklyn beat Cincinnati, and Brooklyn lost to Cincinnati in other early results. Eastern League noted Wilkes Barre over Scranton and a 19 inning tie. Syracuse swept Toronto in one game and split others. Rochester beat Buffalo 12 to 9 with a second win for Buffalo. Providence beat Springfield twice as Newark topped Lancaster twice. Hartford forfeited a pair to Wilmington, then won 21 to 3 and 10 to 9. Athletic and Paterson split two. Speedy Cycling relay from San Francisco to New York ends in 13 days.
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Pittaburg
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Baltimore
Douillards
Lamisgville
Louisville
Brooklin
Brooklyn
Ty Cincionsti
Clactuntt
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Toronto
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Rochester
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Springfield
Newark
Lancaster
Hartford
Wilmington
Willmington
Paterson
Athletic
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Titus
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A. H. Ward
the Battery
Governor's Island
Populist Protest by Watson Aims to Save Sewall Ticket
The text records a heated Populist speech by Tom Watson in Texas, urging voters to back Watson and Sewall against Bryan. It claims Sewall harms the ticket and accuses Democrats of forcing a coalition with the Populists while insisting Bryan speak and carry key states. Watson argues that removing Sewall would ruin the alliance and pledges party loyalty.
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Sewall
Arran
Newall
Sumall
Hu Ives
Isa Wartan
Mr. Bryan
People’s Party
Nebraska
Tom Watson
Lown
Brr
New York
Legal and political notes in staggered suits and pardons
A rash of suits involving Magowan and Teextex opens another chapter in the Magowan Bonesesse dispute. J Albert Sarnes sues for damages tied to alleged alienation of affections. Mrs Barnes, in Indiana, withdraws from the Democratic ticket as do two other candidates. Governor Hastings plans to attend a state Republican gathering and may grant a pardon amid conflicting claims. In Tennessee at Roane County a heated political discussion ends with McGuffey stabbed and Sweatman wounded.
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Mes Barnes
Lin
Eusey Uf Ichirge
Barnes
Ha “Ie Lypt
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William M. Sincerns
Chicago
Sarassey
Hapniseras Spi
Hastings
Ene
League of Republican Clubs
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Charles K. Mills
Ward Martin
Philadelphia
Bardsler
Chatfacoofa
Tenn
Rinston
Roane
Tennesse
Robert Metvuffer
Will Sweatman
McGuffey
Sweatman
Crowd Frays at Bryan Speech in Chicago Park
Report of a chaotic crowd at a Bryan speech in a Chicago park with crush injuries but no fatalities. Bryan spoke from the speakers stand as police and bystanders fought through the jam. Leaders of trades unions and Judge Prentice spoke before a parade and a Silver Party announcement appeared at the capitol grounds. The article also notes a murder plot in Cincinnati and grape crop concerns in Ohio.
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Tome Park
Peade
Anya Sota
Ens Atv
Bryan
Uhe Park Thyitanuus
Pesipile Proessaal Grewal
Ory
Duidie McConsell
Prencbas Tanta Lara Aimindsr
Trades Unions of
Chicago
Edward Carroll
Building Trades Conted
Bryan Iegan
Depeta
Notifie Hon
Counterfeiting Gang Break Up in East St Louis
A counterfeiting gang was broken up yesterday with the arrest of Sam Walker a negro who has been passing spurious half dollars in large numbers. Several accomplices escaped Deputy US Marshal Burroughs brought the prisoner before the commissioner at East St Louis.
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Sam Walker
United States
Burroughs
East St. Louis
Italian indemnity demand over massacre stance in Rome
The article reports on Italian government actions urging indemnity from the British for the massacre of Italian subjects in Rome, naming Count Rannict the Russian ambassador at Vienna and Prince Lobanut Tustevsky as Russian minister of foreign affairs. It notes Britain will reinstate officers acquitted in the Tramvad raid and retire those sentenced.
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Peres
Count Rannict
Vienna
Prinee Lobanut Tustevsky
Goveroment
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