World Briefs Highlight Murder Trial and Global Alerts
Arch ie Herron was convicted of murder for killing Rev S W B Prickett in New Brunswick New Jersey and sentenced to electrocution. The Prince of Wales visited Ste Anne de Beaupre shrine amid pilgrims. Roosevelt took honorary presidency of a peace and arbitration league. Gov Hughes of New York hinted at possible re election. Harry K Thaw suffered stomach trouble. Edward Eeckemohle banker was found guilty of receiving deposits. George R Gamble convicted of arson in Bellefontaine. Thomas E Watson opened campaign in Macon attacking Bryan. Gov Haskell of Oklahoma named treasurer of the national Democratic committee.
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S. W. B. Prickett
New Brunswick
N. J
Prince of Wales
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Roosevelt
Peace and Arbitration League
Gov. Hughes
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Edward Eeckemohle
Bank of
Macon
Bryan
Gov
Haskell
Oklahoma
National Democratic Committee
Independence party nominates Hisgen Graves for president and VP
The first national convention of the Independence party in Chicago nominates Thomas J. Hisgen of Massachusetts for president and John Temple Graves of Georgia for vice president. Debates about Bryan sparked a near riot among delegates.
Independence Party nominates Hisgen and Graves for President and Vice President
Chicago hosts the Independence party convention naming Thomas L. Hisgen of Massachusetts for president and John Temple Graves of Georgia for vice president. The night includes protests aimed at supporting William Jennings Bryan, with officials quelling a confrontation as ballots proceed toward a third ballot victory for Hisgen and unanimous Graves nomination. Hearst delivers a keynote criticizing major parties and urging a new party to advance Jefferson Jackson Lincoln principles.
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Chicago
Thomas L. Hisgen
Massachusetts
John Tempie Graves
Georgia
Independence Party
Friends
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
J. I. Shepard
Fort Scott
Kaw
Charles A. Walsh
Hisgen a Rich Ort Man
Thomas L. Hisgen independence party candidate for president born November 26, 1858 in Petersburg Indiana to German parents. He built an oil business in Albany New York rising to president of Four Brothers Oil Company and later connected with the Rockefeller interests. He was a principal witness in a government suit against Standard Oil and his firm reportedly received a $600000 offer from Rockefeller which was refused. Hisgen's home is Springfield Massachusetts. In 1907 he ran for governor of Massachusetts receiving about 75000 votes. Graves a journalist. John Temple Graves, vice presidential candidate, is from the south and has worked as an editorial writer for Hearst papers after gaining early attention at a Chautauqua meeting in Atlanta. He went to Atlanta in 1887 and founded the Atlanta Joyce.
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Massachusetts
John Temple Graves
Georgia
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Brooklyn
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Turkey
James Sherman
Congressional Campaign Committee
William B. McKinley
Ilinois
Peter Sendak
Cleveland
New York
Andrew Haag
Cullom
Albert Haag
Tiraspol
Russia
Vere St. Leger Gould
Emma Levin
Monte Carlo
French Guiana
Tad” Smith
Greenville
Tex
Ceiba
Davila
Honduras
Pittsburg
Green Packet Company of
Cincinnati
Buffalo
W. Va
Gelderland
Curacao
Venezuela
Willemstad
William H. Taft
Hong Kong
Glen Head
L. L
Leigh Townsend
Charles Smith
W. R. Hearst
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Little Rock
Ark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oswalt
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Greece
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Australia
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John I. Hayes
Dorando
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Thomas L. Redton
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L. Hall
Nebraska
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
John J. Martin
Missouri
Louis Armor
Toledo
Grace Snell-Coffin-Cofin-Walker-Coffin-Layman-Love
Los Angeles
Hugh M. Love
Philadelphia
Iowa
Hull
S. F. Prouty
Hisgen
Thomas L. Hisgen
United States
Petersburg
Ind
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N. Y
Four Brothers Oil Company
Rockefeller Corporation
Standard Qi Company
Rockefeller Concern
Springfield
Mass
Bay State
Graves
South
Hlearst
Atlanta
Atlanta Joyce
Borax Nature's Cleanser and Disinfectant
A promotional notice extols Borax as a pure white safe powder for domestic disinfection and cleaning. It claims it purifies sinks drains and utensils, cleans sickroom fabrics, and can whiten clothes when used in hot Borax water, presenting Borax as a universal household necessity.
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Nature
A Perfect Terror 2 and Maud Exchange
Horace admits fear when roused. Maud asks about their waking time, revealing tension and curiosity in their conversation.
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Horace
Garden spot of the earth Chickasha as investment hub
The article portrays Indian Territory Oklahoma as open to capital and industry with Chickasha at its center. Seven rail lines, water power, and a thriving district attract manufacturers and farmers. Grady county is praised as the garden spot of the earth with strong commercial interest.
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Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Chickasha
Washita Valley
Grady County
No Waits Sparked by Divine Quote at Peoria Market
A fragmented quotation shows a lady visitor asking about divine spark and a bard’s witty reply about not waiting. The ad text promotes Lewis' Single Bimber as the newest, most satisfying amohe on the market with dealer contact in Peoria Illinois.
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Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
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Ali Baba
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Ryan
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William R. Hearst
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