Bryan fight to remain leader in Nebraska Democratic conve
Grand Island Neb July 26 A struggle for supremacy pits former ally William J Bryan against a once loyal faction at the state Democratic convention. County option splits delegates and Bryan forces refuse to back a conciliatory stance. Metcalfe Hitchcock and Dahlman are tied to the outcome as the party debates county option and a 6 oclock closing law. Bryan arrives to boost morale while observers expect a heated night session.
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Associated Press
Grand Island
Neb
Wiliam J. Bryan
Bryan
Shallenberger
Mar Dabiman
Hitchcock
R. L. Metcaife
United States
Metcalfe
Air. Bryan
Aiso
Senate
Fr. Metcalfe
Brian
Ma. Bryar
W. J. Bryan
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Oshiman
Omaha
jecCer
Omeha Wedar
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Smythe
Fragmentary stance on national convention and party loyalty
A fragmented passage contemplates unity within a political convention while warning against abandoning readers and established roles. It expresses a resolve to defend the platform and the party, even amid internal tensions and potential divisions.
Roosevelts Insurgent stance during last session noted
The Associated Press reports Roosevelt meeting with officials in Oyster Bar and talks with Col. Roosevelt and Col. Mantle. Rudolphe Spreckels of San Francisco returned abroad to consult with Ford Pinchot about campaigning in the state. Mantle asserts support for insurgent candidates and hints at voting history.
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Associated Press
New York
Roosejella
Oyster Bar
Lessiers
Rudelph Spreckels
San Avd
Uxs
Spreckels
W .Ford Pinchor
Lee Mantle
Menzas
Mentana
Cummins
Doll Ives
Want Jeffries to Fight Again Amid Pressure in New York
A reporter cabled from New York that promoters and Jim Jeffries' manager Sem Berger arrived from Chicago with Jack Gleason to press for a rematch with Jack Johnson. They argued Jeffries must try again to prove his form from California and draw big crowds, possibly in London Paris or Sydney, while Gleason hinted a limited bout could occur without interference. Johnson was fined after being found not guilty of obstructing a highway, noting he is often fined for speeding.
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New York
Jim Wr
Sem Berger
Jeffries
Chicago
Jack Gleason
Bebe
Gleason
Ampion
Jack Johnson
Berger
Johnson
California
Jemes
Motere
Jeffries- Johnson
England
France
Australia
London
Paris
Sydney
Taft sails for Casco Bar after Maine stop
President Taft leaves Penobscot Bay en route to Casco Bar aboard the ship Rockland. He stays aboard and does not go ashore, citing patriotism and the interests of all people. A planned stop at Ford Pool near Portland May be made, where Mrs. Louis T More, Taft’s sister, has a summer home. The voyage continues with the president focused on the national interest.
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Sam
Mar Nich
Casco Bar
Rockland
Penobscot Bay
Ike
Portland
the Pr
Ford Pool
Louis T More
Taft
Tare
Congress
Reo Iosense
Makes Fortune in Cuba and Plans Return to China
Chang Sien inese merchant of an England, with a fortune made in Cuba, travels from Havana to London and Paris en route to Hong Kong. He has not seen his sons in six years and will bring his wife when he returns to Havana next year. For twenty years Chang has built a base in Havana after exporting in China, now one of the wealthiest Chinese abroad. He visits China rarely, with reports kept by his representatives.
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Cnanz Sien
Havana
Chang
Chine
Orient
Longworth Praises Taft At Ohio Republican Convention
Nicholls Longworth temporary chairman of the Ohio Republican convention declares Taft’s administration a triumph and criticizes Democrat Judson Harmon as unfit for the presidency. He contrasts Harmon’s record with Taft’s leadership and defends ongoing tariff policies while warning of Harmon’s alleged political ambitions.
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Ohio Republican Convention
Nebraska
Tariff Law and Living Costs Debate Mentioned
Lengeworth discusses schedules of tariff law features and notes increased cost of living rising despite Payne law. Ard argues the Payne act has driven up prices, highlighting ongoing consumer impact amid tariff reforms.
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Lengeworth
Ard
Relief in Sight Promised for City Weather Delay
United States forecaster Harry J. Cox says relief from the slow to mend conditions is near. At Ti oelock the thermometer reads six degrees, humidity at seventy percent makes it feel hotter. Thunder storms predicted for tonight.
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Acountios
Harry J. Cox
United States
Ti Oelock
Congress Excels in Progressive Laws Says Brown
Lincoln July 26 Senator Brown praised Congress for enacting many progressive laws in its last session. He argued Democrats cannot win with their platform and criticized the Dingley law as outdated. Norris arrived after quarantining. debate raged over Nebraska county option and insurgent support at the state Republican convention.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Xeb
G. W. Norris
Tie Cook
Nebraska
United States
Brown
Grand Island
Neb
Republican Party
Republic
Congress of the
Congress
Stocks Suffer Decline as Forced Liquidation Hits Markets
New York July 26 forced liquidation caused sharp stock declines led by dividend poor plays and high earning stocks without dividends. National Lead dividend cut sparked the move while market leaders steadied as shorts covered. some gains occurred in late trading amid renewed demand and a recovery in price.
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Associated Press
New York
Shorts
St Louis and
Soniiferred
Railway
Pacific
Brooklyn Union Ga
Central Leather
Republic Steel
Westinghous Electric
Dal
Variaw Foure
May Lose Corn Crop in Oklahoma Heat Ravages Fields
Guthrie Oklahoma reports a repeat heat wave endangering the corn crop. Western counties suffer greatest damage while the overall crop is pegged at 129,050,906 bushels with losses to date at 20,006,060.
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Associated Press
Guthrie
Okla
Suly
Cnunies
Board of Agricelture
Johnson Hanged After Hartman Murder in 1903
Harrisburg Pennsylvania July 26 Harry J Johnson a negro who murdered and robbed John H Hartman a liveryman of this city December 1903 was hanged today As he was leaving his cell Johnson said No injustice is being done.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Harry J. Johnson
John H. Hartman
Johnson
Western Amateur Golf Championship Qualifying Round Ends
Sixty four players advanced from yesterday to today’s second round over eighteen holes at the Western Amateur Championship in Minneapolis. Harry Legg of Minikahda tied the qualifying record with a 70 the second day, while Mason Phelps of Midlothian and others posted strong totals, as match play follows after luncheon.
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Minneapolis
Mine
Detroit
Kansas City
Evanston
Exmoor
Chicago
Ben Collins Jr
Midlothian and Co
A. Piephe
St. Louis
Coltlines
Tim
Piepho
Harry G. Legg
Minikahda
Western Golf Association
Mason Phelpe
Midlothian
R. A. Gardner
Hinsdale
Edgewater
Hisdale
Thiah
Paul Hunter
Walter Fairbanks
Denver
WI. Howland Glenview
W. FE
Didde
J. D. Cady
Rock Island
Gordon Yule
Kenosha
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May Still Save Corn Crop In Western Kansas
iya Associates Press reports from western Kansas indicate corn suffering from continuing heat yet not beyond saving. Temperatures climbed to 102 at 421 p.m. and Wichita saw above 164 degrees as scorching winds persisted for a fourth day. Grain raisers report discouraging field conditions, with many fearing only the lowest yields unless cool weather arrives.
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Iya Associates Press
Yopeka
Kan
Wichita
Aiy
Tt Fe
Declared Steel Dividend Reports June 0 Details
A terse report notes a steel dividend declaration amid incomplete figures from June. The fragment cites unclear figures and a missing date, leaving readers with limited specifics on the dividend amount or issuing entity. No names or institutions are clearly identified in the readable text.
Schnell er Still High War Report From Camp Lwashissars
A Northwestern special from Camp Lwashissars reports the Bret battalion with Company BL under Captain Kohof logged thirteen wins in a thirty six man unit. Captain Schueller of Nevesad remains the top rider, aiming for a total of ten. An officer was beaten with a pistol amid the regiment, totaling four incidents.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lwashissars
Bret
Ube Resimental Geems
Capteis Kohof
Schueller
Nevesad
Ambius
Drowning Suspicion Over Rowboat Found Near Lake Beach
District Attorney and sheriff investigate a mystery after a rowboat with two wooden legs is found drifting near Electric Park and Pan-tok tuk shore. Northwestern reporter notes no boat is found on search while locals consider a practical joke.
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Witnebaze
Atorney DL
EL McDonald
Eiectrie Park
Oshkosh
Tieir Sumner Cortases
Northwestern
Pan-ko Tuk
Electric Park
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Thay
Strikers Quiet Amid Grand Trunk Disruptions at South Bend
South Bend reports two derail attemptings by strike sympathizers halted before accidents. One passenger train near Port Huron was halted by Cassidy for lacking sufficient brakemen. Rumors of crew shortages circulate as Toronto talks draw union leaders and officials to meet railroad chiefs.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Grand Trunk
Port Huron
Mich
William Cassidy Declase
Toronto
Montreal
WG. Lee
Brotherhood of Raiway
A. B. Garretson
Order of
Wellesley College President Caroline Hazard Resigns
Miss Caroline Hazard, president of Wellesley College for eleven years and a renowned educator, resigns due to poor health. The announcement notes her departure on July 26 while detailing her long service and impact at the institution.
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Heston
Caroline Hazard
Wellesley College
Board Accepts Muddled Resolution Amid Confusion
A perplexing report states a board of trustees accepted a proposal but text is garbled. Names and concrete details are missing, leaving the decision unclear and the record incomplete.
Marietta Cleared to Relieve Dubuque Off Nicaragua
The gun boat Marietta cleared Washington bound for the West Indies via New York. Its final destination is the east coast of Nicaragua where it will likely relieve the Dubuque. The report notes a health advisory about cabbage causing stomach trouble for those over eleven.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Cunboat
Marietta
Tedar
West Indies
New York
Nicaragua
Dubuque
Crippen not found as officials deny confession
July 24 Dr Umparen has not been located and Scotland Yard officials deny Crippen confession claims. Authorities insist no admission has been made and question the reliability of the reports from associates.
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Landen
Umparen
Scotland
Guard Kills Fugitive at Leavenworth Prison Break
Leavenworth Kansas July 26 William J. Lauglin a military prisoner was killed by a prison guard during an attempted escape today.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth, Kas
William J. Lauglin
Garfield May Decline Gov Run As Progressives Weigh Platform
Columbus reports a high tension fight for Ohio governor with James R Garfield at the center among Progressives. Leaders discuss a platform including utilities and corporate reforms while Garfield signals possible decline if planks are not adopted.
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Garfield
Generi Corporation Commission
Londa
Kearney Democrats Back FE Thomas M Hear For Congress
Local Democratic group endorses FE Thomas M Hear for Congress in upcoming election. Support cited includes party unity and readiness to push shared policy goals. Event noted at party meeting with attendance from notable local figures and supporters.
Aylward Out of Race Special in The Northwestern
Milwaukee notes report Aylward withdraws from the race as Madison based events are discussed with limited details. The item carries a brief sign off from the Northwestern desk and hints at ongoing local political or civic contests.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Fons Iward
Madison
Paris
Former Princeton Dean Highlighted in Reprint
Fragmentary text notes a former Princeton dean associated with theAssoci Prinetan and XL UT. The excerpt hints at a wartime context and exclusive discussion by an unidentified author, with garbled names like Winans and Pri am. The readable portion centers on a historical academic figure and a war reference.
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XL UT
Winans
Pri ‘Am
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