Democratic Nomination Watch at Indiana State Convention
Indiana Democrats gather in Tomlinson Hall to nominate for governor secretary of state and other offices. Names prominent include Meneles Hetch Cullop Booher and Henderson with Hearst ties amid national convention factions. Denver meeting also underway on arid lands policy by Roosevelt appointees.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Tomlinson Hall
Supreme Court
Stpreme Court
St. Louis
Parker
Thomas Tageart
Indiana
G. V. Meneles
Mt Vernon
W. W. Stevens
Salem
Samuel N. Hetch
James R. Riges
Sullivan
Samuel E Srott
Jefferson
Henry C. Yergin
Newcnerle
J. O. Henderson
Henderson
Ane
Tia
BD. J. Campaute
Bryan
Edwin F. Sweet
Grand Rapids
Joe Ive
Ludington
Geo Jackson
Bay City
Denver
Cal
Special Land Commission
Roosevelt
Congress
W. A Richards
PF WO Newell
Gifford Pinehor
Millionaire by Chance on Birthday in New York
Alfred C. Bourne, son of Frederick G. Bourne of Oakdine L, reached his majority on his birthday and received a $1,000,000 legacy from Corman Clock, sponsor at his baptism. Clock, former president of Singer Sewing Machine Co, willed the fortune. Bourne hosted a reception at Indian Neck Hall to celebrate. Michigan Democrats in Grand Rapids prepare for August events.
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New York
Alfred C. Bourne
Frederick G. Bourne
Oakdine
Corman Clock
Young Bourne
Mr. Clock
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Clock
Indian Neck Hall
Oregon Insane Asylum reports record July admissions and totals
Superintendent Calbreath informed the asylum board that July yielded the largest patient intake in the institution’s history, with 5 51 new commitments, 4 readmissions and 27 discharges. The daily average was 1369 patients, with 168 staff, totaling 1637 boarders.
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Salem
Callireath
Oregon Insane Asylum
Asylum Board of Trustees
Calbreath
King resigns after last sermon at Moscow Baptist Church
Rev W K King delivered his final sermon at the Moscow Baptist Church on July 31 and has since submitted his resignation, which was accepted. He plans to move to Oregon for evangelical work next winter after an outing. The town saw activity related to 1700 head of sheep bought from Leong Battle of Pine Creek for 4 204, remarks by stockman Emil Sehartf, the monument sheep man.
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W. K. King
Baptist Church
Moscow
Oregon
Gell
Emil Sehartf
Monument
Leong
Battle of
Pine Creek
Long Creek
Heavy Grass Grows Across Ieee Country State Fields
Report from the Ieee country state notes heavy growth of lime meadow and timothy hay, with grass up to a man’s head, promising fat stock by season end. Grant County News mentions races at Long Creek starting August 22, and organizers W. T. Hamilton, James Turner, J. D. Histon, J. H. Cassady, and J. W. Hamilton.
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Ieee
Timothy Hay
Grant County News
Long Creek
W. T. Hamilton
James Turner
J.D. Histon
J. H. Cassady
J. W. Hamilton
Coming Events Across Nations and Groups
A column lists upcoming gatherings including Nations encampment in Boston from August 16 to 26, American Mining Congress in Portland from August 22 to 27, Conclave Knights Templar in San Francisco on September 4, Pie Oregon Irrigation Association meeting in Ontario Malheur county on September 16, Inland Empire Teachers Association in Pendleton on October 19 to 21.
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Nations
Grand Army
Boston
American Mining Congress
Portland
Knights Templar
San Francisco
Pie Oregon Irrigation Association
Ontario
Malheur County
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Pendleton
Brigeon Items Show Local Happenings and Deaths
Aug 1 Briggeon notes Mrs Booher recovering after daughter Elia's illness in Athena. Several deaths linked to green apples and cholera morbus. Barns rise on Julius farm. cattle and chickens affected by weather. coyotes increasing in number. Local notices on baptisms, floods, and a note on catarrh remedies. Quips about hedgehogs and funeral etiquette appear, with miscellaneous community remarks.
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Briggeon
Booher
Athena
Elia
Henry Golberg
Julius
Pomlurn
C. Rows
Itla
Mat Matison
Barnes
Witehles Fo
Niki Ie
Lo J. McAtee
Henderson
Mr. Smith
John Folk
James Compton
Newbro's Herpicide Hair Growth Miracle Claim
An Old West advertisement proclaims Newbro's Herpicide as a scalp antiseptic that destroys the germ causing dandruff and promotes hair regrowth. It cites a case in Montana where a totally bald man reportedly recovered full hair within a month.
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Newbro
Mannett
Maryland
Bulle
Mont
Nature
Stampa
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