Shelburn Miner Falls From Bridge In Vincennes Accident
Shelburn coal miner Harry McClure sustained a broken collar bone, bruised shoulder and hip and possible internal injuries after a drunken fall from the Vincennes end of the bridge over the river last Tuesday. A Minnesota visitor Hayden Burton witnessed a man approach the railing, climb it, and fall to the ground after losing balance. McClure was taken to Good Samaritan hospital in Vincennes with injuries from the fall amid a crowd near the bridge.
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Shelburn
Harry McClure
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vincennes
McClure
Hayden Burton
Minnesota
Ilinois
Pardner
Injured Man Taken By Gardner Ambulance To Hospital
An injured man was carried to Good Samaritan hospital in a Gardner ambulance after Dr. Brian was summoned for aid.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Gardner
Brian
Taft as Ideal President Cited by Wisconsin Senator Spooner
The Indianapolis Star quotes ex Senator Spooner praising William Howard Taft as an ideal president. It highlights Taft’s legal prowess on the bench and his fit for high office, noting his intellect, temperament, and appeal to the Republican party as the nation looks toward the Supreme Court vacancies and reconstruction era.
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Bint
Chicago
Roosevelt
Manila
Vatican
Rome
Panama
Cuba
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
Supreme Court of the United States
Harrison
William H. Taft
Republican Party
Republic
William Howard Taft
Indianapolis Star
Would-Be Bribe to Judge Henderson Recounted
A county tale claims a indicted man tried to buy a favorable ruling from Judge Henderson. The approacher offered one thousand dollars, but the judge replied the sum would not help and the discussion ended.
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Henderson
Farmersburg Bee
Taft Nominated for President Draws Wide Press Support
Leading papers praise the Taft nomination as a strong choice with independence and policy judgment. Editors from Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Tribune Chicago Record-Herald Inter Ocean New York World New York Sun New York Press Philadelphia Record Boston Globe New York Times Baltimore American St Louis Globe Democrat forecast broad Republican backing and a clear alternative to Rooseveltism.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
Taft
Inter-Ocean
New York
Wm. H. Taft
United States
William J. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
New York Press
White House
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Philadelphia Record
Knox
Hughes
Boston Globe
London
Caesar
Baltimore
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Taft and Sherman Nominated for President and Vice President
William H. Taft of Ohio and James S. Sherman of New York join as Republican nominees for president and vice president succeeding Theodore Roosevelt and Charles W. Fairbanks.
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William H. Taft
Ohio
James S. Sherman
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
Bryan Faces Review in Historic Tax Case
Attorney general benches a long running tax case involving Bryan and state authorities. Proceedings focus on assessment methods and potential penalties, with filings indicating continued court action and possible settlement talks.
Democracy Enters Presidential Race With Jaded Hoss
The Democracy announces plans to challenge for the presidency, signaling a bold move by a seasoned but wary contender. Political observers note the candidate’s strong name recognition and potential cross party appeal amid growing national interest.
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Hoss
Convention Endorses Roosevelt Administration Policy
The Republican convention backed the themes Mr. Bryan praised, endorsing Theodore Roosevelt and his administration.
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Mr. Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Fourth of July schedule hints at Denver and Bryan stops
The text outlines a sequence titled The Fourth is next followed by stops in Denver and Bryan, indicating a travel or event plan with multiple city visits.
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Denver
Bryan
Carlisle Schools Names and Staff for Next Year
Carlisle school board selects Grover Clayton to teach Latin and mathematics at the high school Miss Mary Haughton will head the English department J H Alsman also to teach Prof Leslie Childress returns as principal of Fairbanks schools Dr Crowley advertises vegetable medicines for chronic diseases PR point.
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Carlisle
Carlisle School Board
Grover Clayton
Mary, Haughton
J. H. Alsman
Leslie Childress
Fairbanks
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Prohibition
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