Ohio Democratic clubs organize in Columbus bans Bryan renomination
The Ohio Association of Democratic clubs met in Columbus with General E. B. Finley as chairman and Charles L. Swayne as secretary. Delegates reaffirmed allegiance to the Chicago platform and urged renomination of William Jennings Bryan. They praised soldiers in the Spanish American War and condemned U S policy in the Philippines as unconstitutional.
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Ohio Association of Democratic Clubs
E. B. Finley
Bucyrus
Charles L. Swayne
Cincinnati
Board of Trade
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Spain
Philippines
Plan for a Board of Arbitration Agreed Upon by the Peace Conference
The Peace Conference adopts a plan to establish a permanent board of arbitration to settle international disputes without recourse to war. It envisions uniform procedures and binding decisions to prevent conflicts and promote peaceful settlement among nations.
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Azice
Pacific
Publisher Robert Bonner dies at New York home
Robert Bonner publisher of the New York Ledger and owner of famous horses died at his New York City residence after a long illness. Born in Ireland in 1824 he built the Ledger after starting as a printer and later supported Princeton College and other worthy causes. His death followed the decline after his son Andrew’s passing.
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Robert Bonner
The
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Tar
Munn
Londonderry
Ireland
United States
Hartford Courant
Connecticut
Ledger
Peerless
Dexter
Maude
Princeton College
Bryan the Chief Guest at Columbus Dollar Dinner
About 1000 people attended the Young Men's Democratic Club of Columbus dollar dinner with Colonel William J. Bryan as chief guest. Also present were C. L. Callahan George Fred Williams of Massachusetts Judge Tarvin Kentucky Hon. Allen W. Thurman and other state political figures.
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Co.tocrists
Young Men’s Democratic Club of Columbus
William J. Bryan
C. L. Callahan
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Judge Tarvin
Kentucky
Allen W. Thurman
Colonel Bryan
Ohio
Alger Pingree combine denied by Secretary of War
The Times reports that Secretary Alger denied any political alliance with Governor Pingree. He stated there can be no combination with anyone not fully in line with the president's policy, and Pingree is known not to be. He affirmed support for the president and declined to resign from the cabinet.
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the Times
Alger
Michigan
United States
Pingree
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Cass Lake Faces Removal Order on Leech Lake Reserve
Secretary Hitchcock declared no suspension or modification of the June 22 removal order for all trespassers on the Leech Lake Indian reservation in Minnesota within 30 days. Cass Lake lies on the reservation.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock
Leech Lake Indian Reservation
Minnesota
Cass Lake
National Editorial Association Elects Officers in New Orleans
The National Editorial Association elected officers with R. H. Henry as President and Matt Parrott as First Vice President. F. M. Page was named corresponding secretary, R. M. White recording secretary, and James G. Gibbs treasurer. New Orleans was chosen for the next annual convention in February.
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Jackson
Miss
Matt Parrott
Waterloo
F. M. Page
Jerseyville
Ills
R. M. White
Mexico
James G. Gibbs
Norwalk
New Orleans
Whitney elected director leads Air Power Company
Harry Payne Whitney has been elected a director and placed in charge of the Air Power Company. The Whitney syndicate behind the Chicago Trac tion company is reported to have practically decided to introduce compressed air as the motive power for the North and West Chicago systems.
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Whitney Syndicate
Chicago Traction Company
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O'Brien Defeats Hawkins in 25-Round Bout
In a fast fierce battle at the Broadway Athletic club New York Jack O'Brien beat Cal Hawkins of San Francisco after a 25 round contest. O'Brien entered as the underdog in a 2 to 1 betting proposition and proved the better fighter throughout.
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Jack O’brien
Cal Hawkins
San Francisco
Broadway Athletic Club
Bill Introduced in Lords for Militia Ballot
London July 10 The secretary of state for war Marquis of Lansdowne introduced a bill seen as the thin end of conscription. The militia ballot act aims to regularize voluntary enlistment and was read as a measure for readiness if needed. He said there is no intention to pass it now and disputed aiming for conscription by stealth. Liberal papers attack the government amid falling recruiting.
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RESIDENTS ORGANIZATION BY BRITISH OFFICERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA
The Times reports several high rank special officers ordered to South Africa to organize residents and local police at frontier points. Additional officers may be sent soon as the commander prepares a large force should negotiations with the Transvaal fail.
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Loxpon
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Transvaal
Railroad systems combine in New York compact
The Times reports the New York Central has joined with the Pennsylvania Railway in a practical merger. The compact was devised by W. K. Vanderbilt, who now holds the largest stake in the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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the Times
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Pennsylvania
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promote Blood Health
Spring months bring weak tired feelings from impure blood and poor red cells. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies enriches and vitalizes the blood while Hood's Pills cure biliousness. Mailed free by Hood & Co Lowell Mass.
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WENT THROUGH A CULVERT Passenger Train Wreck Near Waldron
A northbound Burlington line train plunged through a culvert near Waldron Missouri 17 miles north of Kansas City at 10 30. Fireman Charles Welty of St Joseph was killed and several passengers were seriously injured. A washout of about 200 feet of roadbed caused by heavy rain left water two feet over the track. Wrecking trains with surgeons were sent from Kansas City Leavenworth and St Joseph.
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Kansas City
Charles Welty
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Circus tent collapse injures 60 in Crookston
A July 8 storm during Ringling Bros. in Crookston caused the main tent to collapse injuring 60 spectators. Among the injured were John Gayne and Miss Adams with broken limbs, J. H. Johnson of McIntosh, and Erick Bergman of St. Hilare with crushed legs.
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Ringling Bros.’ Circus
John Gayne
Miss Adams
Crookston
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McIntosh
Erick Bergman
St. Hilare
Fire Sweeps Coulterville Destroying 67 Buildings
Fire struck the residence of Mrs. Boglios in Coulterville California and within an hour the town’s business district including three hotels and four general stores burned to ashes. A total of 67 structures were destroyed with losses estimated at 200000 dollars due to poor firefighting facilities.
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German Catholic Central Society Convention in St Paul
St Paul will host the German Catholic Central Society of America from September 17 to 21. An estimated 10 000 to 15 000 visitors are expected to attend the annual convention in this city during the third week of September.
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St. Pau
German Catholic Central Society of America
Army orders 125000 pounds canned roast beef to Cuba
Commissary General Woodruff orders New York agents of Chicago packers to deliver 125000 pounds of canned roast beef for immediate shipment to Cuba. The directive specifies fast transport to the Caribbean position.
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Woodruff
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Chicago Packers
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