Ohio Republicans Meet in Columbus to Convene Convention
Ohio Republicans gathered in Columbus as preliminary conferences indicated a harmonious session under temporary organization at 4 pm. Delegates from each congressional district met to form committees while an effort to break the slate for minor ticket positions loomed for tomorrow. Senator Hanna and others led talks opposing third terms amid rural versus large-county delegate clashes.
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COLUMBUS
James E. Campbell
Calvin
Brice
Hanna
George B. Cox
Herrick
Foraker
Nevada State University Grants Diplomas To Class Of Thirty Eight
Commencement exercises at Nevada State University celebrated the largest class in the institution’s history with thirty eight graduates receiving diplomas. Prof Robert Jewerg mourned by faculty as brother and sister died this week. Speaker Charles Butters urged grads to choose meaningful work, value integrity and industry, and seek divine guidance. Prof Adolph C Miller contrasted American and English higher education and urged more business oriented instruction.
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Nevada State University
Robert Jewerg
Professor Lewerg
Samuel fIngsworth
Cora Hall
Charles Butters
WA. B
Virginia City
Butters
South Africa
Nevada
California
Gardner Williams
western university
De Geers
Mr. Williams
University of California
Harry Webb
California University
Hennen Jennings
U. of C
Rand mines
John Hayes Hammond
Victor Clemment
Los Angeles
Fred Hellman
Virginia
East Rand mines
Hardack
Simmer & Jack
U. of N
Henry
Seagrave
Kinkead
Irey
Fulton
Bristol brothers
Hanson
Sambada
John Durkee
Sexton
Adolph C. Miller
betwen
American university
Miller
Oxford
Harvard
United States
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Wisconsin
Kansas City Flood Relief Steadily Eases
Relief efforts expand as Kansas River falls and Missouri flows recede. Communication to Kansas City and Kansas City Kansas restored, relief plans mobilized with help from St. Joseph and Leavenworth. Train service disrupted, passengers dispersed, and riverfront communities brace for continued decline and reopens of water works anticipated tonight.
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KANSAS CITY
Kansas
Kansas Cities
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Missouri
weather bureau
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago
Liberty
St. Joseph and
Grandstand
Milwaukee bridge
Randolph
Missouri Pacific
Kaw
Bowis
Mississippi
St. Louis
Des Moines river
Marie Ware Arrested and Charged with Fraud
Marie Ware former United States Commissioner at Eugene was arrested in Portland on charges of conspiring to obtain government lands by fraud. Horace G. McKinley, a timber land locator, was arrested yesterday for making false affidavits at Hugene. Special agents probe timber frauds in Oregon, with thousands in potential fraudulent entries and sensational developments anticipated. BE. D. Dodge returns from Quincy after days on legal business.
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PORTLAND
Ore
Marie Ware
United States
Eugene
Bellinger
Miss Ware
Horace G. McKinley
Hugene
general land office
steel
Skirmish report from Algeria and Nevada alumni funeral notice
Paris dispatch reports a night clash near Figuig between French troops and insurgent Moors with unclear outcome. A second skirmish at Djonan-Hi- Dar killed three French soldiers. Premier Combes states France will maintain the frontier status quo in Morocco and secure Algerian possessions at any cost. Alumni Association of the University of Nevada calls meeting for the funeral of Eilen Lewers, June 4, from Prof. Wilson's residence. Elizabeth Stubbs president, Kate Ringelhuth secretary.
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PARIS
Patria
Algeria
Figuig
Djonan-Hi- Dar
Premier Combes
Morroco
Memorial Hall dedication marks Roosevelt Rockford visit
President Roosevelt arrived in Rockford at 3 16 am to dedicate a $60 000 memorial hall as crowds estimated from forty to fifty thousand gathered. He was greeted by officials led by Mayor Jackson and toured the city with a large schoolchild review before a civic parade and dedicatory exercises led by Benson Wood. In Freeport a monument unveiling for the Lincoln Douglas debate drew vast crowds before the president spoke on Lincoln and the Civil War, praising Lincoln and the nation’s future.
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ROCKFORD
Urs
Roosevelt
memorial hall
Congressman Hitt
John A. Davis
Charles B. Jackson
Hitt
anl
Memorial building
Benson Wood
FREEPORT
Uls
Dubuque
women's club of
lls
Abraham Lincoln
Gertiin
Vaincoln
Republic
sttesman
Lincoln
Grant
Jews on Defensive in Odessa and Russia Arrangements
A Odessa dispatch dated May 28 reports Jews in Odessa arming themselves and coordinating defense with a warning system and an expeditionary corps. The safety committee plans aid from Workingmen’s Associations, with arms distributed to Jews in other Russian cities. Also noted are land-ownership restrictions in 101 towns and a court session in Candler vs Galena Creek and Washoe Lake Ditch Company.
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BERLIN
Odessa
Jed
defense committee
Jewish safety committee
Russia
Tageblatt
St. Petersburg
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Senator Hanna
Douglas
Poraker
saya
Reid
Wright Co
Gray, Reid & Wright's
GRAY, REID & WRIGHT
Telephone Brown
Virginia Street
Sezette
DES MONES
Atlantic
Nishnabotna
here
Keokuk
Post Dispatch
Topeka
Grant school
BE. D. Dodge
Quincy
San Francisco
Sacramento
Cann Drug Co
Corner 2d
Virginia St
TROY LAUNDRY
Reno, Nev
Golden’s Jewelry Co
G. A. KOPPE
Reno
Rosenthal & Armanko’s
Commercial Row
Joe Jarvis Merchant Tailor
Gray’ Reid @ Co
RIVERSIDE
F. P. DANN
ALFRED NELSON
Free employment bureau
Williams
Second St
Wigg
Kinney
Tea and Coffee Importers
Golden Eagle Hotel
Sierra St
Opera House
ILLINOIS
District Court
Candler va
Galena Creek
Washoe Lake
lL. Morrit
Sierra Valley
Mr. Moffit
Edldie Lainsford
Marysville
Journal
James Neeley
Jennie Neeley
Second District Court
R. Herz
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