Bryan Speech Tongue Government Ownership Idea At Noted Rally
New York Aug 10 Bryan faces Southern Democratic resistance as whispers spread that he may back government ownership of railroads. Texas Senators Bailey Culberson and other leaders urge him to oppose such a policy before his Madison Square Garden address.
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Europe
Woman’s tense encounter with six foot rattlesnake in Nebraska yard
Mrs. George Howell of Howe Nebraska faced a six foot rattlesnake in her yard. She fought with a hoe, the snake lunged at her, she fled indoors and locked the door. Her scare left her exhausted but not seriously harmed.
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George Howell
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Woman Falls to Death Through Skylight in Omaha Building
Miss Lena Jefferies a Nebraska Telephone operator plunged from the third floor skylight to the rest room floor below in the Omaha Telephone Building at Eighteenth and Douglas streets. The body was found on the first floor with multiple broken bones.
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Chicago Pair Abandon Transcontinental Auto Record Attempt
Aug 30 in Ogden reports R H Litue and C D Haggerty abandon their bid to break the transcontinental record at Kelton due to poor road conditions.
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Troops I and C Parade Near Battle Fleet Camp
Troops I and C of the Ninth Cavalry under Col. George Morgan encamp on the famous battle fleet as hundreds gather to witness the affair.
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George Morgan
Anaconda Trust Company Fails in Helena
A trust company in Helena is declared insolvent amid investigations into foreclosure and fraud. Patrick, its head, faces rumors and a grand larceny charge connected to the institution. Bernard McCarthy says he paid Wisner $500 to adjust a mortgage but claims the funds were misapplied. Wisner remains jailed with bail set at 0 and fears for his safety amid threats.
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Semdite Gueels
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Clare
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Equidale
Infernal machine found on steamship Beagle Point
An Internal Machine was discovered in the hold of the steamship Beagle Point in the Delaware river. The bomb exploded as it touched water after being hurled overboard, nearly destroying the vessel and endangering Captain Robertson and a crew of thirty. A steward suggests a former crew member with a grievance planted the device.
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Six of the Crew Drowned on Princess Steamer
City of Selkirk reports that the steamer Princess, carrying sixteen bands, hit a rock near Swampy Island on Lake Winnipeg. Six crew members drowned including Captain Hawes and two stewardesses. only one body was recovered. the vessel, tied to the fish trade, likely split in two under storm strain.
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Selkirk
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First Abolitionist Battle Commemorated at Osawatomie
A semi centennial celebration of the Osawatomie battle opens in Osawatomie Kansas. The event recalls John Brown and the abolitionist stand. Businesses display bunting and flags as residents mark the historic clash.
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Osawatomie
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Battle of
Osawatouie
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Job Brown
Presbyterian Funds Safe Despite Rumors of Bank Crisis
The Presbyterian funds are reported intact as the Leavy trust company receives a receiver and undergoes meetings to plan rehabilitation. A plan to spend seven million dollars to rehabilitate the bank was discussed, while rumors swirled about the town’s assets including the sale of South Altoona properties. Frank Hipple was attacked by depositors but police intervened to prevent harm.
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Illiciedil Security
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Gullipaly Bells
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UOL
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Wil
Kurle
South Altoona
Frank Wharton Hipple
Secretary Shaw to Campaign Through the South
Secretary Shaw will leave Washington on September 7 for a campaign tour through the southern states.
Meeting of St Paul Bar Association 20th Session Opens
The St Paul Bar Association enters its 20th session with President Peck delivering the annual address. Discussions focus on railway rates pure food and trust legislation plus debates on an insurance report anticipating sharp exchanges. Representatives hear papers on Congress transfer of state power to regulate commerce and insurance law questions.
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Pope Dissatsienen
Wool Jenkins
Mithnesota Bar Association
Dor Assochm
Use Committee
Iaw O
New York
Biennik
United States
Witdcat
Minority Report
Committee On Commerce
National Bankruptcy Law
National Congress
Roosevelt Proclaims Spain Reciprocal Tariff Pact
The state department released a proclamation by President Roosevelt announcing the Sept. 1 effective date of the reciprocal tariff agreement with Spain. American goods will pay duties per Spain's second schedule with favored nations rates, in return for concessions including tariff reductions on wines and other Spanish imports.
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Roosevelt
Spain
United States
Wyoming Republican convention names slate for state offices
Casper August 30 The Republican state convention announced nominations for governor Bryant L Brooks secretary of state William K Schinsteer treasurer Eu Ward Gillette auditor Leroy Grant and superintendent of public instruction H D Cook the list reflects the party’s picks for core offices with no further details.
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Repubican Stile Convention
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William K Schinsteer
EU Ward Gillette
Leroy Grant
H. D. Cook
Ku Klux Klan Threat in Atlanta Sparks Fear of Race War
Atlanta reports rising threats of a revived Ku Klux Klan to protect white women after a spate of assaults by Black men. The city and surrounding counties fear violence as two alleged attackers are killed. a brutal assault on a woman sparked calls for lynching rewards.
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Decatur
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Atlanta News
South Carolina
Weather forecast for Nebraska and Nebraska city
The Chicago Weather Bureau issues the twenty four hour forecast for Nebraska and surrounding area. It predicts fair to warm conditions for Friday with pale skies and subsequent fair weather.
Candy Poisoning Tragedy Reported in Fort Worth
A Fort Worth incident details a prisoner poisoning with strychnine in candy. J T Drake and others are listed among those affected, with several presumed deceased or gravely ill. Officials note the toxin was used in the confection.
Baratoy Soe a Mo Ibert and Local Health Crisis
A report notes the Moorhead region facing a rising patient case load in Baratoy Soe a Mo Ibert amid a broader health emergency across the adjoining provinces. Officials urge monitoring and resources to manage the outbreak.
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Packers Ready For New Law Compliance In Plants
Secretary Wilcot conducted inspections at packing plants across the country and found most facilities clean and ready for the new sanitary provisions. By October, domestic product inspections will begin under the act, with plants expected to complete compliance. British warships patrol the Persian Gulf amid tensions and refugee concerns near Teheran.
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Fireworks origins and early display history
Fireworks began in the thirteenth century with powder and cannon. First used by the Morentines, later popular in Rome under the popes. Early fireworks were made by Torre and shown in Paris by 1904. In a prison incident at Atlanta, Richard Richmond was killed by guard Frye during a desperate fight in a U S prison. Richmond had been sentenced for train robbery.
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Aug
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Indian Territory
The Human Body and Its Marvelous Machinery
A compact overview of the human frame detailing 206 bones 1000 arteries and a vast network of nerves and vessels. It notes skin coverage about fifteen square feet airways pores sweat glands and the body’s daily cleansing needs.
Baseball results across leagues with tied and decisive games
American League games ended tied at Philadelphia 4 Chicago 4 and New York 5 St Louis 4. Boston defeated Cleveland 6 to 2. National League saw Chicago left unnamed with a score symbol, Cincinnati 1, St Louis 0, Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 3. Western League games included Des Moines 8 Denver 1, Sioux City 8 Lincoln 3, Omaha 2 Pueblo 1.
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