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Newspaper
Prescott Daily News
Location
Prescott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
4
Thomas Tibbles Talks Campaign Fund Share
Thomas Tibbles outlines his campaign financing, stating he accounts for one third of the total funds. He cites donors and fundraising events, signaling a strong fundraising lead while declining further comment on future contributions.
Prominent Populist Claims Bryan Wrote Parker Endorsement
Thomas H. Tibbles, Populist VP nominee in 1904, reveals $5,000 of the New York fund financed a 96,000 copy Independent edition aimed at electing George W Berge for governor. He says the rest of the $15,000 supported Parker in Nebraska, with Bryan drafting I shall support Parker after returning from St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Parker
Omaha
New York
Nebraska
Thomas H. Tibbles
Tibbles
Independent
Lincoln
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Tibbles
George W. Berge
Fusion
Tom Allen
James C. Dahlman
John G Maher
Democratic National
Oither
St. Louis
Independent of
Hee
Parley
Senator Dolliver Not Aware Of Taft Nomination Move
Dolliver says he knows nothing of any Taft plan to back him for the presidential nomination and would not refuse what had not been offered. He spoke June 1 in Fort Dodge Wisconsin. The report of Taft's backing remained unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolliver
Fort Dodee
Taft
View
Paris Swelters As Heat Wave Grips City
Parisians endure extreme heat with noon readings reaching 1 degree in the shade as June sunshine intensifies in Paris. Authorities urge residents to stay hydrated and avoid outdoor exertion during peak temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Redskin Bites the Dust in Mexican Ranch Ambush
City of Mexico June 6 Attacked by Yaquis on La Misa hacienda attorney Manuel de la Haz of the Sonora Railroad company killed one assailant and forced a band of Indians to flee. De la Haz hunted with Jose Maria Mutorena’s party when surprised by Yaquis the attackers fired and he fired back from behind a tree. A corpse of an Indian lay with a throat wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
la Misa Hacienda
Manuel de la Haz
Sonora Railroad Company
de la Hoy
Jose Maria Mutorena
la Misa
de la Hoz
Les Cheyless
Mr. de la Hoz
Dangerous Weapons Laws Urged by Police Chiefs
At the International Association of Police Chiefs sessions in Detroit on Thursday a resolution urged the president, congress, state governors, and the Canadian government to enact a united form of law regulating sale and use of dangerous weapons. Chief Kohler of Cleveland backed a resolution praising police respect and condemned ridiculing policemen in stage productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
International Association of Police Chiefs
McWeeney
South Bend
Ind
Congress
Kohler
Cleveland
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt Named Delegate at Large
Ruth Bryan Leavitt daughter of W. J. Bryan was named as a delegate at large to the Colorado State Democratic convention at Glenwood Springs on June 15. She heads the Denver county delegation though not present at the meeting and her selection could lead to a possible vote for her father at the Democratic national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
Denver
Ruth Bryan- Leavitt
Glenwood Springs
Leavitt
Denver County
Lincoln
Canadian river shifts wash out bridge near Konowa
Heavy rains force the Canadian river to alter its channel washing away eighteen feet of the Missouri Kansas and Texas bridge near Konowa Oklahoma. Trains may be halted for about a month as Rock Island uses Shawnee tracks. Katy plans a new bridge half a mile away once waters subside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Okla
Konowa
Kansas and Texas
Rock Island
Katy
Bresnt
Fugitive convict Bud Wall surrenders at governor office
In Jackson Mississippi on June 6 Bud Wall a notorious Mississippi convict who escaped from Rankin farm last November walked into the governor's office with his wife and Katy and surrendered. He said he had been in South Mississippi since the break which was followed by a failed attempt on his life. Governor Noel sent him back to the farm while his wife returned to Columbia. Pardons petitions are under examination. Wall alleged mistreatment by officials prompted his escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Bud" Wall
Mississipi
Rankin Farm
Katy
Mississippi
Liberty
Noel
Walt
Columbia
Will Holland Jailed After Attempted Assault near Diana
Beaumont reports Will Holland a Beaumont Negro was arrested after an attempted assault on a white woman near Diana on the Texas and New Orleans railroad. He was brought to Beaumont and jailed, then turned over to Orange County sheriff Dick Johnson and taken to Orange. The incident occurred Thursday around 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Orange County
Diana
Texas and New Orleans
Will Holland
Dick Johnson
Orange
Woman Attacked by Negro Rescued by White Man
A Chicago report details a back attack on a woman living near Diana by a black man, a white man intervened firing three shotgun blasts with limited effect, the woman remained unharmed. Separately detectives probe a syndicate of alms gatherers alleged to have collected hundreds of thousands for supposed care of elderly in multiple cities. Claims tie funds to Grand Island, Denver, and Shreveport with a supposed House of Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Chicago
United States
Shreveport
House of Hope
Reunion Visitors Arrive Ahead of Confederate Reunion in Birmingham
Veterans and visitors arrive on every train in Birmingham for the Confederate Reunion. General Tyler of Forrests cavalry corps asks survivors to meet at Hotel Morris before the event. Survivors will ride in the big parade on horseback next Thursday as city decorations go up with hunting, generals’ pictures, and small flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Tyler
Forrest
Cavalry Corps
Hotel Morrris
New Britain Banker Wins Mexican Extradition Case
San Diego June 6 The steam er St Dennis reports W F Walker banker of New Britain Conn arrested in Lower California has won his Mexican court appeal and orders revoking the commitment to Ensenada prison are expected soon. If the decision came from higher courts he must await Mexican court action before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
St. Dennis
Ensenada
W. F. Walker
New Britain
Roosevelt plans African hunting trip with son Kermit
President Roosevelt focuses on his scheduled summer journey to British East Africa and will be accompanied by his son Kermit. He plans to carry a full hunting outfit and devote time to studying animal habits and collecting material for a book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
British East Africa
Kermit
Great Preparations for Arrival of American Fleet in Victoria
Australia plans show vivid preparations in Sydney and Melbourne for hosting the American battleship fleet. Banquets balls picnics regattas cricket and baseball matches are proposed with substantial spending, each city budgeting about 250000 dollars for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Vuné O
Australia
Sydney
Melbourne
The Waiting Room Decor Idea Feature
A cozy article on decorating a sunny room describing gobelin blue walls white woodwork an ivory toned fireplace with white tiling and a suggested treatment approach. The cut reads as a design note inviting readers to visualize refined contrasts and balanced textures.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Prescott Daily Hews
Prescott, Ark
Notich
Fry
Corporation
Thomas Tibbles
Scientific American
Newadeas
New Yice
D.C
Dela Haz
I Sey
Mrs. Leavitt
Syndicate of Alms Gatherers
Walker
African Trip
Domingo
R. DB
LA Baume
Commercial Union Assurance Company
London
England
Thos. C. McRae, JR
Guy Market and Bakery
McDaniel How. Co
Electric Theatre
Steeanne
Prescott Pantatorium
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