Bryan Fires First Gun At Ball Park Visit
William Jennings Bryan spoke at a Des Moines baseball park amid a large audience opposing tariff protections. He attacked Republican promises and urged direct election of U S senators. A temporary platform nearby collapsed without injuries as Bryan ended his Des Moines visit and headed to Chicago to continue campaigning.
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Des Moines
Willian J. Bryan
Baseball Park
Bryan
Thi Ball Park
Brown
Lincoln
Hubert F. Rowid
Bayery
Brian
Matthis
Hoare
Sioux City
Jerry Sullivan
Wade
Fred J. White
Cummina
Bryan Club
United States
Chicago
Palighkeepule Race Meeting Closes in New York
Close finishes marked the Grand Circuit meeting at Palighkeepule Raceway New York August 22. The 2:14 trot saw Loyal pull a late surge to beat Geers and enter the 2:10 list with 2 09 4, while Cereal won the 2:20 trot after a hard race with Neleyone.
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Pele
N. Y
Aloma
Geers
Loyal
Neleyone
Mr Bart Buries Treasure Then Waits For Check
Washington Aug 22 The Treasury identifies nearly all of $10 000 in greenbacks paid for redemption by O D Bart of Morrison Ark. A $9 975 check was mailed to Mr Garl Fearing banks unsafe Bart buried his savings in a pail in 1904 unearthed it today and found only decayed notes and a roll of parchment scraps. Also reports of English Channel record swim and a Mecklenberg tragedy plus an unusual damage suit in Kentucky over a tuberculosis contraction at a rum factory.
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Washington
Treasury Department
D. Bart
Morriiton
Ark
Garl
Lwor
Eng
T. Wo Bur
Eerie
Richard Devine
Wren
Women Plan Balloon Voyage From Huntington Bay
New York reports August 12 as a balloon voyage kickoff for a group of well known women in the city. Four women start from Huntington Bay Long Island with Thomas K. Kidridge and George H. Simmerman of Philadelphia as mates for the trophy, the ErwldtgeBinser. Jew Mero Hem Oh a eu of iPtetition of the Enitid Minten fav record say the Adetulian ray 1 oué a teennion to woy aly crate.
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Mhiadé
Huntington Bay
Long Inland
Thoman Ki. Kidridge
George H. Simmernan
Phil Theinp
Indictments for Six in Civil Unrest Case Near Loper’s
Springfield Ti Aug 22 Six more alleged leaders in civil unrest were to face grand jury indictments on 20 offenses tied to the Loper’s restaurant trouble. Earlier indictments against Kate Howard echoed these charges. Bible of fear grew as notices at a Buffalo halt warned Black residents to leave town by Monday. Tensions rose with guards, sheriff deputies, police, and Seventh Infantry in reserve. refugees to arsenal dwindled.
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Loper
Kate Howard
Thurday
Ehiffalo
Bollato
Fading notes on failures and historic milestones
A brief roundup reports U S business failures for the week ending August 20 and a fire at a bakery in Pire al Bhireville Pennsylvania that claimed the life of Innabellie Pierre age years. It also notes the Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Pan-Handie railroad showing revenue decline for seven months ended July 3 and a Lincoln Douglas debate semicentennial observed in Ottawa Illinois at the site of their historic clash ten years prior.
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Pire
al Bhireville
Aew Bakery
Inabellie Pierre
Joseph Merre
Pitteborg
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Lane
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglans
Ottawa
Indicted Gamblers Targeted in Atlantic City Raid
A New Jersey grand jury summoned by Justice Trenchard on Gov Forts request indicted Charles Gandalf of New York and Edward Williams proprietor of the Millionaires Club for gambling and Sunday liquor sales in Atlantic City. Two other gambling cases yielded no indictments and jurors were reprimanded.
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N. J
Gram
Trenchard
Gov. Fort
Atlantic City
Charles Gandalf
New York
Edward Williame
Millionaires’ Club
Chelnea
Billy
Treachami
Order Strikers ae to Werk Theinpapour Aug 33
Having been defied by the Indiana Executive board of the organization, President Lewle of the United Ming Workers on Friday took the southern Indiane otrlite altuation to his wi bande wot intoed totter. Alvin O1 miners bow an ately in Fadia te venirn to work radiotiol jyst dem tello whip she unherh to other President lew leat suitor the revocation of their charters.
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United Ming Workers
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Lew
Naval Heroes to Be Honored at Dockyard Names for Torpedo Destroyers
A list of torpedo boat destroyer names approved by the president includes No. 17 Joseph B. Smith No. 18 Roswell H. Lamson No. 18 Samuel W. Preston No. 20 Charles W. Wilmer No. 21 Samuel C. Reid, honoring Civil War and War of 1812 figures. The record notes Smith commanded Congress when sunk by Merrimac in 1862 and Reid led the privateer General Armistead in 1814. Also mentioned are a protest against Belgian Congo annexation and a shooting of strikers by a construction boss near Wheeling West Virginia.
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Samuel W. Preston
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Fort Fisher
Charles W. Wilmner
Flutser
Albemarle
Mymouth
Samuel C. Reid
Reid
General Arm
Quarrel Ends in Murder at Hilleville Quarries
In Youngstown on August 22 Rachello Pollu thio killed Frank Gileppo during a quarrel over a load of stone at the Hilleville quarries. The brothers urged the act and the case follows a deadly dispute unresolved until now.
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Youngstown
Rachello Polluthio
Frank Gileppo
Hilleville Atone
Soldiers Assaulted Officer and Woman Near Camp Bromett
Fragmentary reports describe an assault involving soldiers at Camp Bromett Crawford grounds. The chaotic account mentions an artillery unit member Inez Hooday and an officer, with vague references to a group of men and ensuing misconduct, details obscured by damaged text.
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Wye
Bromett Crawford
Taltitery
Inez Hooday
Kauites
Etary
Goncommale
Yale
United States Marine wins Herrick Trophy at Camp Perry
The Marine Corps unit claimed the Wan Herrick Trophy with a score around 444 after a protest from Col. Bryant challenging Col. Winder’s Ohio team. Reign by the Sixth Army Chief’s team. $600 championship prize and $75 to the winner accompany the win amid a pageant of handouts and controversies.
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ArKa Chieetty
Maryland
Bogue Check Worker In Arrested
White John Sweeney of Parsel auto livery in Cleveland sped toward Toledo in pursuit when J H Howard a man of many aliases was arrested on the way to Canada for defrauding Buell Livery Co and others by misrepresentation. Arguments began in Cincinnati before Judge Thompson in a federal case over branding of blended whisky versus whisky in the government order.
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John Sweeney
Parsel
Toledo
J. H. Howard
Canad Howard
Charles K. Harris
J. ©. Pischer
Buell Livery Co
Mene
Canada
Cincinnati
Nidge Thompson
United States
Union Distilling Co
Thin City
Athens State hospital head refuses to enter resignation
Superintendent Hasee of the Athens State hospital declines to resign amid board pressure. Dr Hansen was elected in 1906 for three years. Gov Harris may pursue removal. The dispute centers on salaries and anticipated terms of service. Toledo suit seeks $9,700 plus interest from Judge Mor ds over alleged salary payments and vouchers dating back to 1968.
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C. Ave
Hasee
Athens
Han
Hansen Wan
Shate Hay
Gow. Harris
Toledo
Robert GW Poeer
IL 1
Peek
Sandusky
Lindley W. Mor ‘Ds
Foster
Fugitive from Justice Suicided in England and More
The report records a fugitive from justice in Columbus Ohio, John P. Reid, who reportedly suicided in London England after fleeing indictments for an alleged assault on his own daughter. The piece mentions bonds of ten thousand dollars and judicial appointments in Cleveland and Meddig. In Axhtabula Ohio a boy, four years old, was killed after jumping from a freight train, with three companions escaping.
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John P. Reid
London
England
Thoresay
Acral
Axhtabula
Walin Bleyth
Charlew Bloverie
Call for Republican state central meeting set Aug 29
A call has been issued for a Republican state central meeting to be held August 29 at headquarters here, with county primaries expected to be discussed. The notice outlines preparations for the campaign and calls for party members to attend at the central office.
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Kemwe
Prinarion
Judge announces divorce amid wedding trip confusion
A judge grants a divorce to Waykewat and Laweota Bhewan after a disputed marriage. The couple wed on September with details unclear due to conflicting reports. The proceedings, attendance, and financial arrangements remain unsettled as the case edges toward resolution.
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Roger
Waykewata
Laweota Bhewan
Leek
Trend of Trade and Industry Improves Markets
New York reports cautious expansion in trade and industrial activity with improved demand for wholesale goods and prompt delivery. Retailers maintain conservative purchasing as contractors secure shoe contracts and leather supplies show strain. A Chicago note discusses rehearing of a rebate case against Standard Oil Indiana. A New Orleans editor raises funds for Bryan, while a St Paul baseball player sustains a severe facial injury in a collision.
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Dun & Doan Weekly
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Iren
Stinel
Eetceneo
Vienna
New
Engand
Chicago
United Staten Envet
Nypemtntir
Standard of Company of
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Unitad States
Sime Tider Landis
Automobile crash kills chauffeur in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a chauffeur Hobbs was killed and two women and two men injured when a car jolted free its top and exploded, pinning occupants to the ground. Rescue followed, with all saved from death. In Washington on Friday Charles Street of the Washington baseball team won $500 by catching a baseball dropped from the top of the Washington Monument.
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Washington
Charles Street
John Uiddle
Weehington Monument
Woman Ended Life in Jail Cell in New York
A young woman awaiting trial for shoplifting hanged herself in her Jefferson Market jail cell on Friday night. Authorities say she acted possibly on a magazine story she had just read, using a rope tied to the transom of the door.
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Prin
Columban Entries Open at Columbil Million Rate Start
In a Friday finish, entries for the Columbian event opened with six participants entering the race. The August start date remains listed but details are incomplete and pending confirmation from organizers.
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Columban
A Fatal Mistake Colambue Tragedy Reported
A fatal incident at Groveport near the city involves Walter Simrkiny and his wife who lost two children. One child died and the other is dying as medical personnel and a man named Bernie treat them after an apparent accident in a Groveport area.
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Walter Simrkiny
Groveport
Thin Etty
Prairie Dog's Wats and the Clever Prairie Friend
The narrative describes a highly intelligent prairie dog living with a human, its odd behaviors and strong attachment to food and freedom. It forms an unlikely bond with a yellow kitten, sharing a bed and resting beside each other. The dog shows remarkable curiosity, fights when needed, and even interacts with rattlesnakes, while the writer notes its rare understanding of prairie dog communication and its fascination with beauty near windows.
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Ninemee
Bush
008
Aled
Buck
Build Houses of Corncobs in Europe
The Kansas City Journal notes corn cob building methods in Europe where cobs are compressed into blocks, bound with wire, tarred for waterproofing, and used as bricks. It contrasts this economy with American practices and mentions waste being converted into power.
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America
Kansas City Journal
Strong College Men Show Strength Varies by Build
The article argues that true strength in college men hinges on arm strength and speed rather than height, noting that the strongest individuals weigh about seven to ten pounds more than the average student. It suggests endurance relates to physical traits and that older runners illustrate this pattern.
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Collexe
Weikbi
No 1 No ai No 1h No 47 No ay
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