Kern notification as Bryan ticket nominee at Indianapolis
John W Kern was formally notified today of his Democratic vice presidential nomination at the Coliseum state fair grounds in Indianapolis. Thousands attended as Theodore E Bell announced the selection and Kern spoke on Shall the people rule, praising party loyalty and declaring independence from undue special interests.
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Ind
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Holt
Bryan and
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Dennison Hotel
State Fair Grounds
Louisville
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Mack
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Theodore E. Bell
California
Democratic Party
Thomas Marshall
Indiana Democracy
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Bell
Roosevelt
Taft
Oliver
Richard
Denver
The
Republic
Proclamation Opens 300000 Acres of Rosebud Lands for Settlement
Washington issue opens 300000 acres of surplus Rosebud Indian reservation lands in South Dakota for settlement by lottery. Draw to occur in Dallas October 19. Minimum price set at six dollars an acre with homestead laws applying. Registration begins October 5 at Dallas Chamberlain Gregory Presho South Dakota or O'Neill Valentine Nebraska.
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Washington
Rosebud
South Dakota
Dallas
S. D
Chamberlain
Gregory
Presho
O'Neill
Valentine
Neb
Messages of Condolence Over Death of Von Sternberg
The funeral and burial of Baron Speck von Sternberg will be held at Lutzchen near Leipsie next Friday afternoon. The baroness has received condolences from friends across the United States and Europe.
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von Sternberg
Heidelberg
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Lutzchen
Leipsie
United States
Europe
Robber Stops Yellowstone Park Stagecoaches in Aug. Hoard
A lone highwayman held up and robbed seven Yellowstone park stagecoaches near Jackson Hole. He seized money and valuables totaling over 6 000 dollars, plus watches and jewelry valued at about 10 000 dollars. No weapons were found. the robber escaped on a company horse, pursued by soldiers from Fort Yellowstone. The bandit, about 55, masked, disappeared into the hills after the last robbery.
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Livingston
Mont
Yellowstone Park
Jackson Hole
Transportation Company
Thumb Station
West Gallatin
Park
Fort Yellowstone
Robbery Delays Between City and Merreetse Wyoming
A reported robbery between the city and Merreetse Wyoming stalled travel as a bandit nabbing 1500 dollars disrupted the route. Police are investigating the hold up and awaiting further details from witnesses and local checkpoints.
Governor Cummins to call special session for primary reform
Des Moines Aug 25 Governor Cummins announced he would convene a special session to amend the primary law and allow voters to elect a successor to Senator Allison. Also Des Moines Aug 25 Mrs Morris Stein and her mother Mrs Mary Bayard were released on $1000 bail each in connection with the Stein Porter murder case at Loudonville Ohio.
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Cummins
Toga
Des Moines
Iowa
Allison
Des. Moines
Morris Stein
Mary Bayard
Loudenville
Ohio
Financing a Revolution in Venezuela Targets Castro
A Hague note suggests Venezuela seeks a peaceful settlement while Washington reveals a well funded plan to overthrow President Castro. The plot, financed from New York and other sources, expects a October start with Holland blocking ports and a land push from the Arauca river. The U.S. offers moral support but no official backing. Venezuela hosts hostile elements ready to aid the movement when the time is right.
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Washington
State Department
Holland
Castro
Venezuela
New York
Centers Castro
Colombia
Root
Bacon
United States
Arauca
Taft phonographic record on foreign missions studied
Hot Springs Va August 25 A phonographic record made by Taft titled a little sermon in the phonograph captured his remarks on foreign missions. Taft’s statement was revealed today as a reproduction of the record circulated to political observers. Senator Hopkins of Illinois Me Cumber of North Dakota and National Committeeman Kennedy of North Dakota were in Hot Springs as visitors. Taft was also told of the first Polish Taft day formation in this county with its home in Minneapolis.
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Hot Springs
Taft
Hopkins
Illinois
Me. Cumber
North Dakota
Kennedy
Minneapolis
Jerome Cleared as Charges Dismissed Against Jerome
Albany August 25 Richard Hand reports in a governor appointed inquiry that all charges against District Attorney William Travers Jerome are disproved by evidence He recommends dismissal of the charges and notes no incapacity or neglect of duty His finding addresses alleged neglect of prosecuting fraud and a restaurant dice incident with no criminal basis for the dice act
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Albany
Richard L., Hand
Elizabethtown
Hughes
William Travers Jerome
New York County
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Jerome
Hand
Metropolitan
New York
Armstrong Legislative Insurance
New York City
Brown and Co. Under Scrutiny in Large Money Case
The report criticizes Brown and Co. a New York brokerage firm forced to make an assignment amid a major money dispute. Commissioner Hand questions motives behind charges against public officials and calls for careful fact finding before any action by Governor Hughes.
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Brown & Co
A. O. Brown
G. Lee Stout
E. F. Buchanan
Samuel C. Brown
W. Rhea Whitman
Brown & Co Suspends Trading in Major Market
WAS UNDONE SATURDAY reports A O Brown & Co suspends on the New York Stock Exchange after an investigation into last Saturday’s transactions. D W Noel named as assignee as the firm seeks to straighten affairs and resume operations, with 277000 shares delivered and between 410000 and 500000 undelivered. The market reaction was muted, with no broad price movement.
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New York
Brown & Co
Stock Exchange
D. W. Noel
Great Field for American Derby at Readville
Readville Mass August conditions for the great American trotting derby were ideal today. Final entry of 30 horses was reduced to two heats with eight advancing from each to the final.
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Readville
Mass
Pace Is Fast in Mexico Ambassador Run Down
American Ambassador David Tf. Thompson to Mexico was run down by a bicyclist in Mexico City. He suffered a fractured arm and facial contusions.
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Mexico
Mexico City
David Tf. Thompson
American Bar Association Opens Session in Seattle
The American Bar Association opened its annual meeting in Seattle Washington with President Dickinson delivering the keynote address on recent changes in state statutes and in Congress. The opening session highlighted legal reforms and evolving statutes across jurisdictions.
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Seattle
Wash
The
American Bar Association
Dickinson
Congress
Extra guards on trains to curb northwest holdups
Union Pacific has again placed extra guards on overland trains for protection in the event of holdups. Reported train robberies in the northwest are said to be the reason.
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Union Pacific
Northwest
Omaha
Neb
Wagon Works Burned In Omaha Fire Causes $100000 Loss
Omaha reports indicate East Omaha Wagon works and an adjoining plant suffered a significant blaze today with several lumber cars on a side track burned. Estimated loss stands at $100,000 as fire crews battled the flames through the day.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha Wagon Works
East
Government Wins Cincinnati Distillers Denied Stop Enforcement
In a decision on the Pure Food Law case, Cincinnati distillers were denied a halt to enforcement. The ruling allows regulatory action to proceed while the suit moves forward, with officials insisting on compliance and continued oversight.
Immitation Whisky Branding Upheld by Judge Thompson
Cincinnati August 25 Judge Thompson denied a temporary injunction sought by Union Distilling and others to stop the governments order that imitation whisky must be branded as imitation. The decision favors the government in enforcing the Pure Food Law as applied to rapid process whisky. Dr Wiley and other experts testified for the government in the case.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Thompson
United States Court
Union Distilling Company
Dr. Wiley
Seven Workmen Die Under a Wall in Chelsea
Seven workmen were killed and 15 more or less injured when a brick wall under construction collapsed in Chelsea Massachusetts today. The incident occurred during routine building work with authorities beginning investigations into the collapse and safety practices at the site.
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Chelsea
Mass
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