Roosevelt Replies to Governors on Nomination Question
Col Roosevelt explains his stance on the presidential nomination in a Boston trip letter. He supports primaries to let the people express their choice, emphasizing government by the people and the party's national convention. Allan Dale death in Ashland, New York is noted in coverage.
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Col. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Boston
St Ane
York
Theodore Roosevelt
Dakota City
Ashland
Peru
Adams
Rock Island
Deshler
Nebraska
Howe
Kansas City
Omaha
Callaway
Stapleton
Union Pacific
Oakland
Lincoln City Young Men’s Christian Association
Emma Robbins
W. EB. McCloud
Aldrich
National Congress For
St. Louis
Kansas City Land Show Opens at Convention Hall
The Kansas City land show opened at Convention hall in Kansas City with exhibits from nearly every western state. Mannyanda, president of the Western Development league, presided over the event as spectators viewed the spread of products and land offerings.
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Kansas City
Manada
Western Developcent League
Meats Death in Ashland Yarde Dound No 12
A terse district report notes a burial during a pursuit as a worker died while trying to catch an object. The fragment mentions Ashland and a Yard referenced as Dound No 12 with a reference to World War 1 era wording.
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Ashland Yarde
Osborn Preaches Self-Help Power From Pulpit
Kansas City Missouri minister Dr T Osborn declares success stems from a man's own efforts as he preaches about personal responsibility and achievement from the pulpit.
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Kansas City
T. Osborn
Colombia Repudiates Minister Action Over Knox Visit
The Colombian government rejects its minister general Ospina's moves and invites Secretary of State Knox to visit Bogota on his Caribbean trip, with Knox possibly altering his itinerary to include Cartagena. The stance contrasts with U.S. plans as diplomats weigh the next steps in the diplomatic exchange.
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Washington
Colombia
Ospina
Dubois
Bogota
Knox
Caribbean
Knot
Cartagena
Bryan Declares No Return to Presidential Race
Denver speech by William J. Bryan dispels rumors of another bid for the presidency. He asserts readiness to campaign for a true democrat with greater vigor, noting no factional ties and highlighting a progressive platform. Former Governor C. B. Thomas introduces him.
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Denver
William J. Bryan
C. 8. Thomas
Gold Nugget Found in Duck's Crop Near Iowa City
A seven dollar gold nugget was found in the crop of a duck shot on a nearby farm west of Iowa City. The discovery stirred excitement on campus and among locals during recent upheavals in farm soil history.
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Iowa City
Here
Mine Fire Traps Workers Near Lehigh Oklahoma
A fire at Western Coal and Mining Company’s No 8 mine near Lehigh Oklahoma traps seven known dead and many more missing. About 100 men were at work when the blaze started just before noon Thursday. several were rescued, many others entombed, and seven bodies were found while others remained unaccounted for.
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Oklahoma
Lehigh
Okla
Western Coal and Mining Company
Nebraska Suffragists to Launch Extensive Campaign
Lincoln Nebraska women suffragists plan a broad campaign for the coming year across the state and in surrounding orders. The movement aims to mobilize supporters, organize events, and push for voting rights actions during the upcoming political season.
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Nebraska
Lincoln, Neb
Army teachers address cadets at headquarters
Chiming bells and conversation filled the headquarters as the army teachers spoke with cadets, delivering guidance and instruction in a structured session. The exchange emphasized discipline, readiness, and current training priorities.
No True Friend at the New Theater
A Cincinnati Times-Star item notes confusion between Hugh Ford and Harry Ford at a new theater. Misaddressed letters cause mixups when a perfumed note for H. Ford arrives, and a bill marked due and payable is passed between the two, prompting Hugh to accuse Harry of not being a true friend for not paying.
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Hugh Ford
Harry Ford
New Theater
H. Ford
Hugh
New York
Cincinnati Times-Star
Unpleasant Suggestion In Dialog About Finances
A fragmentary dialogue shows a man urging expense cuts and a woman replying with patience. The exchange hints at prudence and future rewards, but the text remains a rough excerpt with obscured names and contexts.
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Tien
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F. F. Priest
Lincoln
Neb
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M. E
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Ainsworth
Frank Rogers
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Tee
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DeWitt
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