Democrats Favor Unit Plan At Baltimore Convention
Baltimore June 15 Chairman Mack and Democratic leaders indicate little opposition to the unit plan at the national convention. Some predict a fight over rules, but most contests are expected to be heard by the subcommittee of arrangements. Delegations mention Missouri Illinois and the Philippines, with District of Columbia contest fears. The Woman's National Democratic League demanded seating for its 100 members but was met with a cautious response.
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Baltimore
Mack
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Rawis
Meckwald
Urey Woodkon
Alaska
Porto Huco
Philippines
District of Columbia
Ilinois
National Committee
Sullivan
Mryan
Woman's National Democratic League
Provident
Clairman Mack
Reed and Westcott Nominate Clark and Wilson at Convention
Mrs Randolph J Hopkin of Virginia and Mrs William Grover Sharp are named among officials. the convention pledge includes the vice president and treasurer positions.
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Clark
Wilson
Congressman Linthicum
Lenge
Randolph J. Hopkin
Virginia
Mra
William Grover Sharp
Cone Breamman Biarp
Ohio
Jamon A. Reed
Muyor
Kansas City
Champ Clark
Henke Walow
Jobe W. Wentcott
Camden
Woodrow Wilnda
Amuronit Prem Anunociation
Elope and Diploma Tie Up in Bellefontaine Scandal
In Bellefontaine June 11 a graduate secretly left for Detroit after reportedly eloping with Guy Wilcox amid a denied request for marriage. Laura Herkachicker received her high school diploma Thursday. In Geta Huffman’s Place near Georastown June 16 the Democrats nominated John E. Malden of Morrow County for Second Senator Huffman was secretly convicted of bribery.
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Bellefontaine
Dinape
Guy Wilcox
Laura Herkachicker
Detroit
Abe
Wilcox
Geta Huffman
Georastown
John E. Malden
Morrow
Waren County
Huffman
Quick return in Columbus notes and state senate nomination
Columbus Ohio June 15 John Artin colored man escaped from county jail December 24 1902 for killing Charles Henderson in a quarrel over a woman. He left the prison stables across the street and four hours later was recaptured. Nomination of M A Broadstone Nanola for state senator in the joint Mitch Hixth district by Republicans of the Washington D D H O June ballot.
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Columbus
John Artin
Ife
Charles Henderson
Calered
Acros
Washington
D. H
Harmon Third On First Ballot In Democratic Convention Talk
On June 1 a political item notes Harmon to place third on the first ballot at the Democratic national convention. Ed Moore predicts Harmon between 100 and 150 votes at Hallimere in the Gatlot fray. Experts say party differences may smooth before the convention, though achieving agreement remains difficult.
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Ed Moore
Harmon
Hallimere
Record Of Republican Conventions From 1856 To 1908
A historical survey traces Republican national conventions in Chicago Philadelphia and Baltimore from 1856 through 1908. It notes key figures like Lincoln Grant Harrison McKinley Taft Roosevelt and Sherman, and recalls the party’s evolving platforms and outcomes including Ohio Ohio and New York delegates. The piece mentions travels of Mrs Curtin and Mrs Witherell to Cleveland.
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Chicago
Tari Inwa
Mea
Abraham Lincoln
Hannival Hamilton
Maine
Ucket
Halmiore
Missouri
Gen. Grant
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Ulyack
Grant
Uttnots
Schayter Collas
Indiana
Philadelphia
Alyasen B Grant
Hiinels
Henry Wile von
Miswachuanetts
Chretmnath
Dime Bt
Mnth Hutherford Bn
Ohio
William A. Wheeler
New York
TSR
Gaeteld
Chester AL Arthur
James G. Maine
John A. Logan
Hitnole
Benjamin Harrison
India
Levi PB. Morton
Muttvenpoliia Jungay
Whitelaw Reid
St. Paule
Wiliam McKinley
Oho
Garret A. Hult
New Terney
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
O KO
Charles W. Bairbanks
Uhiengo
William Hy, Taft
James 8. Sherman
Lincoln
Garfield
Blaine
Arthur
Harrison
Minneapolis
Roosevelt
Taft
Mark Twain House Tablet Shines With Lesson
Miss Angelina Schuyler Church of New York unveils bronze tablets on Mark Twain’s father’s 1844 Hannibal house. The inscription highlights poverty as a spur to honesty and industry, inspiring pedagogy and public memory. Church’s portrait of Twain is praised for lifelike vitality by Rev. Joseph H. Twitchell.
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George A. Mahan
Hannibal
Mark Twain
Frat
Misa Angelina Schuyler
New York City
Mark ‘Twain
Mian Church
Joseph H. Twitchell
Hartford
Twain
Mise Church
Central Park
Critica
Minn Church
New York School of Applied Co Algn
Micha
Paris
Beard
Mien Church
Horace
Dogs
Bnt
Mins Church
Uruguay
Tariff Debate and Republican Critique in Washington
Washington column argues the tariff was a wartime measure turned permanent to shield manufacturers. It claims profits from protection misled the public, prices rose for common goods, and workers earned low wages while profits flowed to trust-held fortunes. A list of local officials and travelers reference the era’s political bustle.
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Prot Lion
Republican Party
Flag Day Observed With Patriotic Exercises In City
The G A R hall hosted a Fine Day program Friday with Rev Father Mulhane addressing the history and significance of Flag Day. Judge Coyner read a poem, Comrade Harter spoke of Andersonville, Col Hunt praised patriotism, and a Joanneth Hell tag solo delighted attendees. Despite fewer flags than hoped, many citizens displayed colors and the gathering ended with America sung and a flag salute on the 186th birthday anniversary of the flag.
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G. A. R. Hall
Father Mulhane
Coyner
Harter
Andersonville
G. Hunt
Joanneth Hell
America
Pratt Institute Celebrates Silver Jubilee in Brooklyn
New York June 15 Pratt Institute in Brooklyn began a four day celebration of its silver jubilee. Founded twenty five years ago by Charles Pratt it has grown from a modest start to one of the largest industrial schools. In 1887 the first term had twelve students. today more than four thousand are enrolled and nearly every branch of industrial knowledge is offered.
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New York
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Charles Pratt
I T
Orange Cup Punch for Children's Lawn Party
A simple orange punch recipe for a children's lawn party uses peeled segments with pith removed. Orange slices simmered with sugar and water create a sherbet, then poured over the fruit in a punch bowl and chilled with orange blossom water. A few tea pieces add a clunk sound and cooling effect.
How Girls May Avoid Periodic Pains Rochester Mother’s Testimony
Rochester New York mother praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing monthly cramps dizziness and relief after two bottles. A sixteen year old from Stoutsville Ohio reports headaches backache irregularity and better health after using the product. Dozens of letters detail improvements attributed to the remedy and urge mothers to consider it.
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Rochester
N. Y
Daugher
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Richard N. Dunham
N Exchange St
N.Y
Stouthville
Ohio
E. Pinkham
Mias
Cora B. Fostavalt
Stoutaville
R.F.D
Hite Witters For Anger Tong Uses At Tea Time
A fragmented note praises tools called Hite witters as useful for the hostess at afternoon tea. It suggests they replace ordinary anger tongs and can cut the jumpe into halves or quarters, presenting as a simple practical aid for selecting proper sugar or pastry portions.
Settlement hearing in Knox County probate court
Notice of hearing for the first and final account of J. C. Rush as executor of Francis FP Cochran. The Knox County Probate Court will hear the settlement Tuesday July 2, 1922 at 9 am. Patrick A. Berry, Probate Judge.
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Knox County
Ohio
J. C. Rush
Francis FP
Cochran
Patrick A. Berry
Final distributive account of Anna J Loree trustee
Med Tuesday July 2 1912 at 9 a m the fifth and final distributive account of Anna J Loree trustee of Elizabeth Hixenbaugh is filed in the Probate Court per the Probate Judge order.
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Anna J. Loree
Elizabeth Hixenbaugh
Patrick A. Berry
First and Final Accounts Filed for Local Estates
Public notice lists a series of first and final accounts set for settlement on Tuesday July 2 1912 at 9 am. Albert Slusser administrator Mulburn Tish Park B Blair executor Adam Kime Sarah A Kime deceased Patrick A Berry notices Fry executor Samuel Fry John B Carter guardian Raphael Carter.
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Albert Slusser
Mulburn Tish
Park B. Blair
Adam Kime
Sarah A. Kime
John B. Carter
Raphael Carter
Patrick A. Berry
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Taggart
Reed and Westcott
Gotting
Washington, D. C
Pittsburgh
Edward D. Morgan
Robert Emmett
Henry
Senac
Pennsylvania
David Wilmot
LT Curtin
Little Rock
Arianeas
Fannie Witherell
Cleveland
James PF
Cooper
Mada
Ea Apistir
Ain Angelina Konutler
Vital Washington News
Prank Moore
H.C. Mulock
Mitel
Pike Lake
George D. Arndt
American Medical Institute
Cincinnati
Prof. Barnist
Andrew Tilton
McCormick
Mt. Vernon
Grant Hospital
Nyal
Price
Inyal
Fred Sherff
Louis Frederick Sherff
Marvin F. Dudgeon
Mary Jane Dudgeon
Patrick A, Berry
F. W. Fry
Samuel Fry
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