Sullivan slams Bryan as Illinois feud boils over
William Jennings Bryan faces a sharp rebuke from Roger Sullivan of Illinois, who accuses him of falsehoods and questions his candidacy. Sullivan says the Democratic state convention will vote to repudiate him, threatening Bryan with withdrawal as a presidential candidate if Sullivan gains the majority. Bryan calls the attack from Sullivan and labeled supporters as untrustworthy, saying he will respond with a formal statement within days.
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New York
Roger ©. Sullivan
William Jennings Bryan
Illinois
Democratic
Sullivan
Bryan
Dell
Les
Gryan
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Banker's Return Up to State Faces Transit Plan
Washington notes the State Department will not act as publicity outlet in the Stensland case. Officials discuss transit for the Chicago banker and custodians from Morocco toward the United States, possibly via Gibraltar, with maneuvers to avoid British jurisdiction. A separate report details a fatal head-on train collision near Woodland West Virginia killing two and injuring ten. Theodore Roosevelt Jr returns home from a Colorado hunting trip after an accidental delay due to illness, having taken three deer and no bears.
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Washington
Stensland
Department
Mitneis
Chicago
Morocco
United States
Gummere
Thelanter
Suez
Tangier
Gibraltar
Vesel
Svenstand
State Department
Virginia
W. Va
Woodland
Marshall County
Here
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Roosevelt, Jr
Denver
Cal
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Colorado
John Mielke
Railway Steel Company
Detroit
State Supreme Court
State of Minnesota
Mabel ©. Evans
St. Louis
Duluth
Feberal Jensen
Vipzinia
Minnesota
Margaret Evans
Fohn Evans
George H. Bowers
Commission
Nea
First Esperanto Paper Starts in Oklahoma Town
Oklshima Oklahoma September 10 America Esperanto weekly begins publication here marked as the first in America. Over forty such periodicals exist in Europe. Factory Burns near Geneva conference sparks interest in industrial safety. Tacoma Washington September 10 Northwestern woodwork factory on Dock street destroyed by fire. Loss about 200000 dollars with partial insurance coverage.
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Oklshima
Okla
America
Europe
Geneva
Tacoma
Wash
Northwestern Woodwork
Dock Street
Local Notes From Happy Hollow Community
Mr Clayton Stallings has a tobacco barn erected on the farm purchased for F M Showmaker. Mr Helm Keeling visited in the vicinity Sunday. J S Thomas and family visited in Springfield Saturday and Sunday. Mrs John Armstrong and two daughters attended a little Sunday School convention at Macksville last Thursday. A large crowd from this place attends a meeting at Willisburg this week. Mrs Tom Coulter visited her father Scruggs ville last week. John Armstrong is on the sick list. Joe Noel and Hattie Setten visited Willisburg Sunday. George Dean visited Cornishville Saturday and Sunday. Prayer meeting scheduled Thursday night. Miss Effie Coulter visited Miss Sarah Shields Monday night. Miss Myrtle Armstrong visited Miss Zelma Mellvoy Tuesday night. Lula Armstrong visited her parents from Friday to Sunday. Purdom Pinkston visited at Texas Sunday.
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Clayton Stallings
F. M
Helm Keeling
J. S. Thomas
Springfield
John Armstrong
Flossy
Pearl
Litte
Macksville
Willisburg
Tom Coulter
Scruggsville
Joe Noel
Hattie Setten
Seorge Dean
Cornishville
Effie Coulter
Sarah Shields
Myrtle Armstrong
Zelma Mellvoy
Lula Armstrong
Purdom Pinkston
Texas
Warren Pile
Simmstown
Nimrod Smith
Maud
Everitt Wakefield
Hallie Huston
New Hod
Coakley
Union County
Jas, Hawkins
Danville
George Yocum
Nelson County
Alma Orkies
Mooresville
Baptist Church
W. C. Ellis
Daisy
Margarite
Rena Boblitt
Kelly Indicted in Kentucky Trust Fund Case
Hopkinsville Ky The grand jury of Trigg county retried an indictment against County Attorney John W Kelly charging misappropriation of 4700 trust funds held as master commissioner before resigning January 1 1906 The case reflects a long running dispute over public funds and official conduct in Trigg county.
New Adath Israel Temple Dedicated in Louisville
The Adath Israel congregation dedicated its new temple in Louisville Kentucky with many prominent Hebrews in attendance. The introductory address was delivered by Rabbi Enelow of Louisville, and nearly all eastern and southern rabbis attended.
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Louisville
Congregation
Adath Israel
Enelow
Notable Speakers Set for Bryan Reception in Louisville
Carmack and Watterson accepted invitations to deliver addresses at the Bryan reception for the Southern States in Louisville on September 12. Also, yearlings arrived in Lexington, shipped by Henry M Zeigler and partners, with trainer Jimmy Rose taking stable space at Kentucky Association track after arriving at Sheepshead Bay.
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Lexington
Jimmy Rose
Sheepshead Bay
Henry M.zeigler
W. H.landeman
W. M. Hays
Kentucky Associaton Track
Former Kentuckian Sues for Damages in Family Row
Ned E. C. Ford of Omaha has filed a $10,000 damages suit against his former in laws Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Bowman of Marshalltown Kentucky alleging alienation of his wife's affections. All parties are prominent in their communities.
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Omaha
Ned
E. C. Ford
Barbourville
Knox County
J. K. Bowman
Marshalltown
Bowman
Willisburg Notes Protracted Meeting and Local Events
Protracted meeting progresses with Rev Betty assisting. Local residents housing tobacco well. Mr McClellan of Springfield to lay bank foundation this week. Miss Mary Bell Gibbs leaves for Harrodsburg college. Miss Elizabeth Shirley returns from Indiana. Miss Bessie Drury visits Mrs Sam Yeager. Lester Gibbs ill with malaria. Mrs Mae Greenwood of Louisville visiting relatives. Dr W W Hyatt returns from Louisville. Mrs Lizzie McMillen and son Donavan return from Indiana. Nora Cooksey visits Willie Ruby. Sunday School convention at Mackville attended. Rock Bridge association crowds. Miss Eda Sims visits Laura Jenkins. Nora Goodlett visiting sister W B Shirley.
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Betty
McClellan
Springfield
Mary Bell Gibbs
Harrodsburg
Elizabeth Shirley
Indiana
Bessie Drury
Polin
Sam Yeager
Lester Gibbs
Mae Greenwood
Loulsville
W. W. Hyatt
Louisville
Lizzie McMillen
Donovan
Nora Cooksey
Willie Ruby
Mackville
Association
Rock Bridge
Eda Sims
Laura Jenkins
Nora Goodlett
W. B. Shirley
Long Run Local Notices And Births
Prayer meeting at Wesley's chapel every Saturday evening. Uncle Daniel Crawford is very sick with a compilation of diseases. Willie Coyle slowly improving after relapse. Dr. Crosby's wife recovering from typhoid fever. Born to Leslie Coyle's wife a boy on the Sth and to Claude Key's wife a boy on the Sth. Johnson Dorsey farm of 100 acres sold at $15 per acre to Uriah Whitehouse. One night last week Mr John Mor.
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Wesley's Chapel
Daniel Crawford
Darky
Willie Coyle
Crosby
Leslie Coyle
Claude Key
Johnson Dorsey
Boyle County
Uriah Whitehouse
John Mor
Mule Goes Wild After Lead in Mooresville
In Mooresville a four year old mule led by Harmon went wild breaking fences and ditches then escaped. The animal, described as good but acting mad for days, has not been heard from since.
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Gan Harmon
Washington Circuit Court Sale of 67 and 26 Acre Tracts
The Washington Circuit Court orders sale of two land tracts in Field Kentucky at the courthouse on Monday September 24 1906 at 2 PM. Tract 1 contains about 67 acres on Mayea Creek with boundaries to Clark Danes Settes and Walls. Tract 2 contains 26 acres adjoining Tract 1 with boundaries described along a branch and Clark line. Purchasers must post bonds with interest and a lien retained on sold land.
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Washington Circuit Court
Court House
Field
Highler
Mayea’ Creek
Washington
Yt Shop
Fenwick
Ges
John Clark
John C. Settes
Martin Wright
George Wright
J. W. Walls
J. W. Thompson
Said
Thomas Leachman
Clarks
Clark
M. G
Leachman
Suburban Classified Free Column Advertisements
Subscribers free column lists buyers sellers and livestock and farm items for sale or rent from Benedict Clements to J.D. Sutherland with entries including seed wheat hyena horse wagons harness jersery cow short horn bull and oak lumber along Route 2 and local areas.
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R. A. Wheatley
B. B. Waters
Springfield
J.D. Sutherland
Sprint
Benedict Dee Ad ‘Town
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