Kern Accepted Nomination At Indianapolis Rally
John Worth Kern, Democratic vice presidential candidate, was formally notified today at the Indianapolis fairgrounds in a 15,000 capacity Coliseum. Theodore Roosevelt era style pageantry featured Bryan and Mack. Kern stressed people power and tariff issues amid a vast, party-spanning crowd arriving by trains and cars.
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Associated. Presa
Indianapolis
Ind
John Worth Kern
Ter-tradlomines
Fair Grounds
William J. Bryan
Denver
Norman E. Mack
Bell
Kern
Thomas Taggart
National Committee
Indiana
Mack
Théodore E. Bell
California
Democratic Party
Bryan
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Eddy Case Remains Mystery In Wisconsin Disappearance
Milwaukee August 25 no new developments in the Eddy case. Ralph W. Eddy the traveling man who was to marry Miss Lucy Warren of Wooster Ohio is missing. Dr Barrett a cousin has returned home after fruitless search. N B Everson of Wooster hopes for a clue. A malarial fever attack and mental imbalance are offered as a new theory.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Ralph W. Eddy
Lucy Warren
Wooster
Everson
Fire destroys Stanley lumber yard in Chippewa Falls
A Chippewa Falls fire last evening consumed the F.G. and C. A. Stanley lumber yard and shed and damaged the company’s large touring automobile. Origin of the blaze is unknown and the fire department fought the flames through the night to prevent spread.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Chippewa Falla
F.G. and
C. A. Stanley” Company
Topeka Hosts Campaign Leaders From Major Parties
Topeka today hosts politicians from the Republican, Democratic, and Socialist parties as they gather to map campaign strategies and draft platforms. Delegates discuss issues, party unity, and election objectives in sessions expected to shape the forthcoming political agenda.
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Associated
Topeka
Kan
Tte
Republican Democratic, Readyion
Socialist
Notable Oshkosh Pioneer Misses Homecoming
The article mourns the absence of George W. Stanley of Antigo the first white child born in what became Oshkosh during the Homecoming. It recalls his and his family’s role in early Oshkosh settlement including land grants, the first school, ferry, tavern, and early settlers.
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George W. Stanley
Oshkosh
Party leaders chosen as GOP and Democratic state committees
The Republicans name J N Dolley of Maple Hll for state central chair and William Beck of Holton as secretary. The platform backs the administration and includes a guaranty deposit law with Senator C I Long opposing it. Democrats pick Henderson Maston of Marion as chair and W H Pepperill of Concordia as secretary.
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J. N. Dolley
Maple Hii
States Central Committee
William Beck
Holton
C. I. Long
Roosevelt
Taft
Henderson Maston
Marion
State Central Committee
W. H. L. Pepperill
Concordia
Rosenbloom murder tale deepens with new confession
Mrs Bunnie Rosenbloom confirms she knew her husband Sammel J Rosenbloom was murdered by son Alexander and that the body was placed in a trunk in the cellar for a day. Eva Rosenbloom, 16, also admits knowledge of the murder and that Alexander and two friends moved the trunk in a wagon.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Bunnie Rosenbloom
Sammel J. ‘Rosenbloom
Camden
Eva
Alexander
Joseph
Louis Engier
Falling Wall Kills Seven in Chelsea Construction Site
A thirty foot brick wall under construction for a building on a site burned last April collapsed in Chelsea Massachusetts. Seven men died and about fifteen were injured, many foreigners, with patients taken to the United States Marine hospital where prognosis was poor for several.
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Associated Preas
Chelsea
Mass
Uonited States Marine Hospital
Lipton Supports Welcoming Fund For Olympic Athletes
Sir Thomas Lipton sent a donation to the fund for welcoming home the American team of Olympic athletes. The item notes Lipton’s generosity as New York broadcasts the act and mentions fifteen battalions of New York with oreo.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Fund
Oreo
Secretary W H Wussow Leads Old Home Week Duties
W H Wussow, in charge of registration and information during Old Home Week, is highlighted as one of the most active figures on the organizing committee. The article notes his extensive duties and constant presence in HF, with King Dulien serving as secretary and Anna as an aide.
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Wassow
King Dulien
Anna
WH. F. Wussow
Wus Hay
Homecoming Committee Details Highlight Oshkosh Roles
The text notes a general committee member also serving on advertising, in charge of the homecomers' headquarters in the Masonic block, and managing arrivals and room rentals with a telephone line 1-932. It mentions Mr Wastow as secretary of the homecoming committee and of the Oshkosh Retail Merchants Association which organized the week’s celebration.
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Wastow
Oshkosh Hetall Merchants’ Association
Robbers Loot A Postoffice at Waukaran
Robbers blew open the Waukaran postoffice safe last night using dynamite and stamp and cash to a valuation of 3008 dollars obtained. Police report The incident disrupts north shore suburb security and prompts investigation into accomplices and possible ties to similar heists.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Waukeran
North Shore
Oshkosh Old Home Week Parade Plans Released
Oshkosh unveils an Industrial and parade schedule for Old Home week with Maj. J. A. Nemitz as chief marshal. The morning procession spans three miles, includes about 120 floats and six bands, and routes from Sixth and Gregon to New York avenue with police escort and division chiefs coordinating across streets and districts.
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Trey
J. A. Nemitz
Sixth
Gregon Streets
Oregon Street
Fifteenth Street
Fifteenth
South Main
Main
New York Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
Jackson Street
South Main Street
Sixth and
Qgrewon
Halph
South Basin
Sixth Streets
Oahkoshire Department
J. A. Nowitz
C. W. George Everhart
Wyr A. Marden
WU. G. Cart
Wrient
Ralplford Suit
BE. H. Smit
F. G. Connell
Arion
Co. F
Oshkosh Ixvieger Verein
Oshkosh Wouaves
Depres Tearm
E. P. Weston Walling Club
Florence Dibwerth
Reginald Oshkosh
Sixth Street
W. J. Wagstaff
Ddvision
Eighth Street
Beac
Ie Street
Joseph Nigh Jr
Fond du Lachapd
Tenth Street
Wort
Voters Register On Primary Day Amid Low In-Person Turnout
The article notes a flat declaration day for the primary where in person registrations were limited. It explains that voting next Tuesday adds a voter's name to the register and grants eligibility to vote in November, with a separate October 6 and 7 registration for those not registered today. The piece highlights ward registration rules and the new law affecting the primary election process.
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Nober
Lineal Chief's Descendant Leads Menominee Homecoming Parade
Reginald Qkeh kash, descendant of the chieftain after whom the city was named, heads a Menominee band from the Keshena reservation in the homecoming festival. The group performs at North Park, drawing both visitors and Native Americans for a celebratory event.
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Reginald Oxhkash
Menominea
Reginald
Bla
North Park
Election boards register voters at booths and correct rolls
The general election register work proceeded with boards similar to voters in each ward. By afternoon the registers were largely filled and corrected as election boards aided registrations themselves.
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Bootha
Boirdsa
Smilar
Tts
Neenah Man A. Cook to Visit for Parade Events
Ex-Congressman A. Cook of Neenah, a Republican candidate for the United States Senate, arrives tomorrow at ten for Oahkoss Day events. He will attend the industrial parade, have dinner at the Athearn Hotel, view the floral parade, and then proceed to Brown County to deliver a campaign speech.
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Neenah
United States Senate
Kidd
Congress
A. Cook
Athearn
Coukk
Brown County
Indians In The City Arrive From Kealiarn Kenervat
A party of over thirty Menom tribe members from the Mar nominee reservation at Keshenu arrived at noon today headed by Reginald Oshkosh and his wife. They encamped at North Park under supervision of Tregbald Oshkosh with more expected later. The group included twenty eight adults and several children.
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Kealiarn Kenervat
North Park
Ene 1Cihele Vilage
Ten Fom
Reginald Oshkosh
Keshenu
Tregbald Oshkosh
Old Haale
Fromm
Oshkosh
Ositkosie Bay Floral Parade Draws Early Attention
The Floral Parades feature one of Ositkosie Bay most attractive sights tomorrow with an auto parade forming north of Irving Street on Maineal WI Move to the south side at Z te. Vehicles decorated with colored lighting join the afternoon procession from Toytaeed to Oregon Street and Merritt Church streets, with an eight o clock evening gathering at Mali and Irving.
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Irving
Maineal
Toytaeed
Irving Street
Mali Street
Ameedpate
Mali
Anttom
Miln Street
Howard Lewis Wins City Literary Prize at Century
Howard Lewis of this city won a university style prize in a two week contest judged by Professor Garns of Lawrence University. The scholarship valued at 0 percent was awarded after a mixed program. Lewis plans to enter Lawrence University this fall and has taught at Oshkosh Normal School.
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Kell
Exy Fen
Howard
Tlewly
Garns
Lawrence University
High Street
David Copper- Mehl
Walter
Dlekena
Rachast Laray
Oshkosh Normal
Death of Frank Cross in local residence
Frank Cross died at 11 o clock this morning at his home on Wright street after a lengthy illness from pneumonia and heart disease. He was 57, son of the late Otis Cross, a well known city resident. He leaves wife, daughter Rya, adopted son Roy, a sister Mrs. Martin, and mother Mrs. Isabella Cross of Washington Street. Funeral arrangements have not been set.
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Frank Cross
Wright Street
Otis Cross
Rya
Roy
Cross
Martin
Isabella Cross
Washington Street
Charges at Chautauqua entertainments explained
The notice describes that attendance on the Chautauqua grounds is free, but entering entertainments requires payment. Each day's morning afternoon and evening programs count as separate entertainments, making three charges daily to discourage temperance reformers.
Wall Street Brokerage A. O. Brown & Co Suspended
New York Aug 29 developments follow last Saturday’s heavy stock exchange transactions with the suspension of A O Brown & Co one of the nation’s largest brokerage houses. Assignee D W Noel appointed debts likely run to several million dollars while branches remain in Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Detroit and others. firm organized in 1902 and led by A O Brown G Lee Stout J F Vuchanan Samuel C Brown and W Ken Whitman.
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New York
Stock Exchange
al. O. Brown &Co
D. W. Noel
Wall Street
A. O. Brown & Co
Loum
Hind
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Detvalt
Iie
Wttea
Toronto
Taterson
N. J
A. O. Brown
G. Lee Stout
J. F. Vuehanan
Samuel C. Brown
W. Ken Whitman
AO. Brown & Co
Hava
Autos For Parade Invites Car Owners To Join Event
Clinteman of the parade committee extends a cordial invitation to all automobile owners to participate in the Automobile Parade on Wednesday evening. The event will start at West Main Street and Mata Streets, with a route along Main Street and key south side thoroughfares following the floral parade route at two o'clock.
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Clinteman
Paraie and Ae Committee
Forsuing
West Iting
Mata
Alomon Ee
Eit
Mr. Everhart
Me Everhart
Lone of Veterans convention in Niagara Falls to change ritual
The National Society of the Lone of Veterans opened its annual convention at Niagara Falls. The ritual of the order is to be entirely changed. The convention will run four days.
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Associated Press
Niagara Falls
National Society of the Lone of Veterans
Strike on a Steamer Mutiny Allegation Shocks Northland
On the steamer Northland arriving from Chicago in Buffalo twenty five waiters refused service over tipped pay. They demanded higher wages and, when denied, stopped work. Arrested at the port they faced mutiny charges before Deputy U S Marshal Conk Ung and were to be returned to Detroit where mutiny is alleged to have occurred in Michigan.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Northland
Chicago
Uow
United States
Conk Ung
Derol
Michigan
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Chautauqua
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