Arrangements Completed for Progressive Convention in Chicago
The article reports that arrangements are completed for a Progressive convention to nominate Theodore Roosevelt for president. The official call will be issued, with the event expected to dominate politics. Colonel Roosevelt is to attend, with the convention likely in Chicago beginning August 6. The tentative platform includes opposition to bosses and a pledge against tariff protection, with emphasis on not stealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
United’States
Zis
Chicago
Roosevelt
Governor Wilson to Lead Democracy Campaign Launch
Senator elect Ollie James and the notification committee announced a democracy campaign to begin August 20 at 2 PM. Officials met at the Hotel Imperial on August 7 to finalize details. A special train will bring fifty two committee members to the village for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaghtin
Wilson
Atia
Ollie” James
Ahd
Imperial
Most Violent Earthquake Ever Seen in Fairbanks Alaska
A severe quake struck Fairbanks at 103 o clock Sunday night recording the strongest tremor in memory. The oscillation lasted for forty minutes with continuous rocking and afterwards diminishing shocks noted across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Can
Fairbanks
Alaska
Harvest Warnings and a Fatal Interurban Crash
A fragile harvest outlook for 1910 prompts conservative estimates of crop returns as rail and grain interests brace for downturn. In Oklahoma, a traffic disaster near Sand Springs kills five and injures seventeen when an interurban car crashes into a stalled gasoline carriage while transporting 300 Fourth of July celebrants. brakes failed as the motorman attempted to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulsa
Okla
Springs
Olympian athletes and Carlisle school noted in event report
The article mentions American athletes including James Thorpe and Carlisle Indian School in a pentathlon, a five-event series. It references George Chapling and a report on physical examinations and safety strengthening efforts under governing appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Thorpe
Carlisle
Worldwide Highlights From The Week In Review
A broad digest notes Senate approval of an amendment to the naval appropriation bill for two new battleships, cabinet changes in China, aviation fatalities for the year so far, and James A. Sample named cashier of the U S treasury. It also records House actions on militia encampments, impeachment talk against Judge Archibald, Rostron’s Carpathia medal, and various international disasters, crimes, and weather events.
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Washington
Senate
Lu ‘Cheng
Haiang
Tang
Shao
James A. Sample
South’ Bend
Ind
United States Treasury
Edward B. Truex
House
House Judiciary Committee
Robert W. Archibald
Commerce ‘Court
Congress
Arthur H. Rostrond
Carpathia
Rostron
Missouri River
Willamette Valley
Portland
Interstate’ .Commerce Commission
Navy
Civil Service
Socialist Party
Paul ‘Augustine
socialist= party
Senate Committee
United States- Treasury
Bedeanes i MagVeoshty
Andrey
Isting
Congressional probe looms over MacVagh administration
fragmented entry hints at a congressional investigation into the MacVagh era in Washington. references to proposals and scrutiny suggest a formal inquiry into federal leadership and policy actions during that period.
Multiple Disasters Highlight 1920s News From North America
A montage of incidents reports a Chicago progressive party convention planned for August, a Michigan pine log fire valued at 750000, 14 injured in Milwaukee subway gas ignition, 21 dead 30 hurt in a Wilpen Pennsylvania railroad wreck, North Vancouver railway sod turning by Sir Richard McBride, flood refugees fed at New Orleans naval station, deaths from a gas torch explosion in Malcolmy Nevis, and a fatal auto strike near Louisville.
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The
Progressive Party
Chicago
Sheldrake
Mich
Milwaukee
Wis
Ligonier Valley
Wilpen
Pacific Great Eastern Railway
North Vancouver
Richard McBride
British Columbia
United ~ States
Edward Marotte
Malcolmy Nevis
Thomas
Fr. Coleman
Duponts
Delaware
Louisville
Corning
Niagara
Falls
Atria Mire
Oliver-Lake
Alaska
Peter “A. Rowe
Drowning Fatality In Blue River Near Crete
Frank Weisenstine a 20 year old clerk at Steidl's drug store Crete was drowned while swimming in the Blue River. Authorities believe paralysis of the heart may have caused death or drowning occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Contyc
Frank Weisenstine
Ma Sut
Steidl
Crete
Liptrap Guilty in Attempted Assault Case in Rushville
Dawes County Judge Westover held a special term in Rushville to hear the state against William Liptrap on a charge of attempted assault on a 15 year old girl named Davis, daughter of a Gordon citizen. Liptrap pleaded guilty after resisting the girl who was alone in a buggy. he dismounted, entered the buggy from behind, and faced the charges.
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Dawes County
Warrants Issued for Farmers Over School House Vandalism
In Custer County warrants are sworn for Chas Hall A Babcock and M G Patton farmers living north of Arnold charging maliciously destroying a school house and removing furniture from the custody of the board in district No 193 during a contentious move to relocate the site to the district north side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer County
Chas, Hall
A. Babcock
M. G. Patton
Arnold
Charles Steinbrenner Found Drowned in Platte River Cedar Creek
The body of Charles Steinbrenner, longtime Cedar Creek resident and worker at Farmers Elevator, was found in the Platte River at Cedar Creek. He disappeared after checking fish hooks Saturday and did not return. His clothing was later recovered, and authorities surmise drowning.
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Cass County
Charles Steinbrenner
Omaha man dies while repairing water well in Nickerson
Prostrated by the heat Walter O Rhinehart of Omaha, a water system caretaker for the Burlington, collapsed and died at Nickerson while repairing a company well he had come out to work on from Omaha.
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Dodge County
Walter O. Rhinehart
Omaha
Burlington
Nickerson
Train Kills Horses in Fremont Area Incident
A team of horses belonging to Charles Bradley of North Bend was killed when struck by a Union Pacific train at a crossing west of Fremont. Two of Bradley’s sons escaped. The report also notes veterinary meeting plans and a rise in illegitimate births in Nebraska, plus Hastings hotel construction details.
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Horoes
Dodge County
Charles
Bradley
North-Bend
Union =Pacific
Fremont
Nebraska Briefs Touch on Rail, Deaths and Trials
Nebraska items report a Northwestern railroad engineer Thomas F. Kelly death at Blair water station after twenty one years service. H S Elliott of Elliott Spence Echols Co dies at Clarkson hospital. John Stollard Jr injured by a line drive eye cut. Bernard McNally killed by a horse kick near Rogers. PD Spicer, alleged forger, returns to Shelton. Fort M cut off project may start this year between Omaha and Denver. Wheat yields expected near last year with good quality. Episcopal deacons Southwell Kaltenbach ordained in Omaha. Thompson appeals stomach removal case to the state supreme court. A Rochester youth walks Seattle to New York for wager. Court upholds 1911 South Omaha charter amendment affecting mayor term. Burglar cases pled guilty in Kearney. two sentenced, one minor to industrial school. Kearney Normal School wing dedicated. local farmers club discusses telephone rate hikes.
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Platte
Cheyenne’ County
Gray County
Thomas F. Kelly
anJold
Northwestern
Blair City
H. S. Elliott
Elliott
Rogers
H. Spicer
Shelton
Matt
John Savidge
Ewing
Fort M
Colorado
Omaha
Denver
Union Pacific
W. B. Scott
Nebraska
D. H. Lyman
Lexington
Lyman
Tam
George S. Southwell
Silver Creek
The
Episcopal’church
Valentine Kaltenbaen
Albion
Prisgtarhat
Biebok
Anton Thompson
Washington County
Elihu Pierce
George A. Langstaff
Supreme Court
District Court
Thompson
State Tribunal
Clyde Paton
Rochester
Wash
Lincoln
Seattle
New York
Paton
New York City
State Supreme Court
South Omaha
State Capitol
Thomas Hector
P. T. Trainor
Harry Smith
Geo. Costa
Irio
J. S.levitt
Ravenha
State Normal School
Kearney
State Board ‘of Education
Lancaster
County Farmers ™ Club
More Hospitals Needed to Battle Tuberculosis
Mississippi Nevada Utah and Wyoming have no beds for consumptives. Dr. Farrand notes only 80,000 beds exist for both indigent and paying patients, while 250,000 to 300,000 consumptives lack hospital care, calling for expanded hospital provision to curb infection.
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Mississippi
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
United States
Livingston Farrand
National Association
Mystery Fragments Reflect On Age And Money
Fragmentary lines discuss aging women and a young man aiming to move to town. An old man is teased about wealth and business suitability, hinting at pressures around age, status, and ambitions in a small community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rtliesia
Heian
Nora Ke
Grape-Nuts claims aid for sleep and digestion
A testimonial letter from a Postum Co. reader describes waking insomnia and indigestion improved after using Grape-Nuts. The writer notes better sleep, reduced vomiting and bloating, and a mother’s relief from diarrhoea, attributing gains to the cereal and its brain and nerve benefits.
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