Parker’s Scheme Sparks Battle at Democratic Convention
Reported clashes emerge over a New York resolution honoring Grover Cleveland and Bryan’s chances for the first ballot. Nebraskan leaders insist Bryan cannot be denied. supporters cite warnings from New York, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts delegations. Bryan aides express confidence after discussions at Lincoln hotel and private luncheon with campaign figures before the Denver convention.
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Arkar
Grover Cleveland
William J. Bryan
Bryan
New York
Eulotte & Great
MM Democrats
Cleveland
Bry i
Republican Party
Pabiman
Omaha
Denver
Lynch
Joineon
Heyba
Pennsylvania
Himola
Massachusetts
Gray
Het Bryan
Ha Han
Ste
Thomas Taggart
Natonal Committee
Denver Times
Taggart
Ageoin
Neb
Iiewers
Lincoln Hotel
Mercian
Prosecute Co-respondents in Divorce Cases
Arkansas and North Dakota officials urged county prosecutors to pursue action against co respondents in proven marital breakdowns. The statement cited a case where a separation ended a family, noting Christopher N. Seardaila and William Valeo as named co respondents in a divorce suit.
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Ark
Iply
Changwell
Christopher N. Seardaila
Wiliam Valeo
Hapgood arrest shocks well known New York firm
The arrest of Herbert J Hapgood head of Hapgoods Incorporated and his secretary Ralph Kirby on grand larceny charges shocks New York. Five complainants claim invested funds totaling 42 000 with Hapgood enterprises. Witte alleges 10000 and 2500 invested, with promises of European razor market success. Hapgood contends victims were investors who received all promised returns. The case cites layoffs and disputed claims about company purpose and investments.
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New York
Herbert J. Hapgood
Hapgoods, Incorporated
National Organization of Brain Workers
Ralph Kirby
Hapgood
Hangool
William J. Witte
Rosl
Hapgood Bales Co
Hinggood
Hapgand
Hunt News
Nomination to be announced in Cincinnati
The notification of Mr Taft's nomination will take place in Cincinnati on July 88. President Roosevelt appoints Col William J Marshall as chief of the corps of engineers US Army, succeeding Gen Alexander Mackenzie who retired May 25.
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Taft
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
William J. Marshall
Corps of Engineers
Alexander Mackenzie
Joseph Jonen
Severa Passenders
Texas & Pacific
Roradho
Kl Paso
Tex
George Deavertoria
Ital
McKeesport
William L. Schultz
Brooklyn
N.Y
Buckeye Life Happenings Chronicle Rose Will in Probate
The will of Benjamin Rose, Cleveland’s millionaire who died in London last Sunday, was filed in probate court on Thursday. Provisions include a charitable bequest of millions and plans for developing the Roe estate on Lake Shore Boulevard with a hospital and associated structures.
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Floge
Cleveland
Benjamin Rose
London
Lake Shore Boulevard
Prison Doctor Will Resign At Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus reports that Dr John M Thoman chief physician at the penitentiary will resign effective August 1 and the board of managers will consider the move at the next monthly session. He says he is elated to leave as another has been promised the position. He has served as prison physician for eight years.
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Columbus
John M. Thoman
Board of Managers
Thomas
Thoman
Flickinger Hopes for Roosevelt Pardon on July Fourth
In Columbus on July 3 Edward Flickinger, imprisoned for his role in wrecking Gallon National bank, is supported by friends who expect President Roosevelt to grant a pardon on July 4. He remains hopeful that influential allies will influence the outcome on that day.
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Flickinger
Columbus
Edward Flickinger
Gallon National Bank
Roosevelt
Committ Must Get Busy on County Nominations
Columbus July last day for county commissions to certify nominations to the secretary of state for county election boards. Less than two weeks remain and 49 Republican vacancies and 51 Democratic vacancies are not yet nominated.
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Columbus
Secretary of State
Eaton's Celebration Begins in Eaton Ohio
Gov. Harris delivered an address at Eaton's homecoming celebration which began on Thursday. A parade opened the day's exercises with the Weird Regiment leading. Harris reviewed the parade during the event. Arrests on bribery charges are reported nearby in Columbus. A. A. Heck, former city engineer, was arrested in Victoria, B C, after arriving from Honolulu. Extradition was waived.
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Eaton
Harris
Thoreday
Traplf
Columbus
A. A. Heck
Box Born
Victoria
B.C
Honolulu
Lorain Man Aged 45 Dies by Hanging Under Strain
In Lorain Ohio Jy Seon Wake aged 45 reportedly hanged himself by a noose set three feet off the ground. He tied his legs and sustained pressure until death after a period of ill health and distress. Local officials are investigating the circumstances.
Man Falls From Bridge Into River During July Incident
An unknown man fell sixty feet from a bridge into the river amid a July incident near Phivtwentt Syenio. Local authorities investigat e the event as a possible accident with no immediate identifications released.
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Lorie
Syenio
Fire Alarm at North Baltimore Sparks Arrest
In Fridley Ohio an alarm saved Marshal Bkibby. He answered a disturbance at Lloyd Santh bury of Toledo. Barlebury drew a revolver, a bullet grazed Shibbs in the hair and a second shot missed. As the fire bell rang Saunbury fled and was arrested.
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Alhem
Fridley
North Baltimore
Bkibby
Lloyd Santhbury
Toledo
Barlebury
Shibbs
Saulabury
Sauinbury
Unearned Dividends Involving American-Mexico Mining Co
Chicago July 3 federal postoffice inspectors indicted W A Arms promoter and Walter Tit Ton manager in Mexico for deceiving investors. The scheme allegedly paid out over 850000 and used the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Maine to fake mine purchases and sales. Mines are located in Durango Mexico.
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Chicago
Postoffice
American-Mexico Mining and Develocing Co
Tte
W. A. Arms
Walter
Tit Ton
Pontoiles
Armie and
Dillon
Trina
Tiik
Conplaintin
Flotilioun liv Dende
Armes
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of
Maine
American Mexican Co
I In
Durango
Mexico
Champlain & Sanford seeks charter for 68 mile Adirondack ore line
Albany July 3 The Champlain and Sanford Railroad Co petitions the public service commission for a charter to operate 68 miles within Essex County. The company plans to haul practically inexhaustible deposits of high grade iron ore in the Adirondacks, with 900 million tons averaging 60 percent iron, located in the town of Newcastle.
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Gee
Albany
Champlain & Sanford Railroad Co
Pure Service Commission
Essex County
Adirondacks
Tt Fe Enid
Newcath
Ex Bank Cashier Arrested Over Alleged 3500 Shortage
Clarksburg West Virginia July 3 Barry Da Gump former cashier at the First National Bank of Webster Springs was arrested Thursday and taken to Webster Springs on charges of an alleged 3500 shortage in bank funds.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Barry da. Gump
Webster Springs
First National Bank of
Gump
Terrible Mine Disaster in Alkoveky Mine
An explosion at the Alkoveky mine in European Russia on July 8 traps many workers. One hundred fifty seven bodies have been recovered and the death toll is expected to reach about two hundred ninety. Seventy three men were rescued alive.
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Vunonsa
European
Russia
Alkoveky
Wrong Man Arrested In Kannay City Mall Robbery Probe
Monroe Wis July Postoffice Inspector Stuart arrived Thursday after examining a man held on suspicion of involvement in the $50 000 registered mail robbery at Kannay City He declared the man is not Savage and is not the suspect Charles Bay age The report clarifies identity doubts in the case
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Monroe
Wis
Stuart
Charles Bayage
Kannay City
Treasury Seeks $45 Million from Banks in New Call
Secretary of the Treasury Corteivou announced a further call on national bank depositories for about $45,000,000 to be paid on or before the 16th of the month. The action formalizes a new financial obligation by banks under the government’s cash management program.
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Washington
Corteivou
Phuraday
Grain Dealers Elected Officers at Cedar Point
The twenty ninth annual convention of the Ohio Grain Dealers Association held at Cedar Point. Officers elected include President Charles Grove of Circleville and reelected President M W Miller of Piqua. Secretary treasurer is J W McCond of Circleville.
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Gondiaky
Ohio
Grain, Dealers’ Association
Cedar Point
Charles
Grove Circleville
Ree
M. W. Mitler
Piqua
J. Wl McCond
Calwusbuy
Glazier Bankruptcy Adjudicated in U S Court
In a U S court in Tewan Judge Knappen adjudicated the Glazier noted as Foreman of Chelers Savings bankrupt. Creditors face slim prospects with a claim estimated at just over two percent.
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Minh
Ttbank
Fornmer Wiate
Lias
Chelers Savings Begk
Dudge Knappen
United States
Tewan
Balloon Race Through Storm Over 1 Mile Flight
An early aviation account from North Admma on July 3 recounts Charles J Gida and a balloonist aboard the Boston automobile balloon racing a mile against a thunderstorm. The event saw a thousand feet altitude and tense moments as the craft battled the storm above the earth.
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North Admma
Mase
Charles J
Gida
Boston Automobile
Thuraday
Train wreck near Kattae City kills nine and injures fifty
A California special train derailed two miles east of here on Thursday. Nine persons were killed all from Kattae City and fifty were injured. Gen George Batcheller dies in Paris after long illness of cancer. Standard Oil inquiry adjourns to September 1 to resume evidence.
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Vine
Krowonter
California
Kanone
Here
Kattae City
George Batcheller
Paris
George Hately Oller
International Tribunal of Egypt
Batchallerville
Captured Seven Evolutionists in Texas Incident
San Antonio July 3 United States troops captured seven alleged Mexican evolutionists following a raid near Del Rio. The detachment reported seizure of weapons and disruption of enemy activity, with no immediate casualties.
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San Antonio
Tex
United States
del Ria
Trials of Orchid Hunting Across Dangers and Drudgery
An official from Washington's Botanic Gardens details the perilous quest for rare orchids in New Guinea Brazil and Panama. Collectors endure deadly risks disease and grueling treks while paying high prices for prized specimens often sold to markets.
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Botanic Gardens At
Washington
New Guinea
Dutch New Guinea
Newamps
Panama
Brasil
Earliest Book Plates Show Ownership Marks Across Europe
The piece traces early ownership marks in books from Germany where printed plates emerged about 1423 with St Christopher. It notes Paris 1574 Sweden 1675 Switzerland 1607 and 1623 while Britain’s earliest plate is tied to Wolsey’s volumes. Pepys cites the term in 1688 and American engravers include Gay and Revere.
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Germany
Buxhelm
Suahla
Pepys
America
W Gay
Dadiey
Pail Revere
Prolonged Hydrotherapy Promoted for Healing Wounds
A Paris publication cites Professor Otto Kunmel of Hamburg testing long baths for extensive burns, burns and degenerative diseases. Baths renew water at 86 to 100 F with a pneumatic mattress for comfort. Reported benefits include improved appetite, sleep, faster wound cleansing, reduced fever, and shortened convalescence though edema and sensitivity in extremities may occur.
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Cosmon of
Parla
Francia Marte
Otto Kunmel
General Hospital
Hamburg
Moving Pictures In Italy Capture Milan’s Theatres
Milan dominates Italy’s moving picture trade with about forty theatres. All halls convert to cinemas as second and third rate stages show films. Even major venues use summer, with dramas, natural scenery, and marital farces. Italian audiences crave living scenes of national life, bullfights, winter sports, and rail journeys. American life scenes appear, though some train wreck fantasies are avoided.
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Milan
Italy
Mateo
Falla
Spain
Switzerland
Mletires
Biatie
Cancer Found In Savage Animals And Humans Alike
A historic note reports that cancer is not unique to humans and civilized animals. It states savage races and vertebrate animals are now seen to develop cancer as readily as people, challenging earlier beliefs about disease distribution.
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Parker
Johnson
Rane
Td Pawtan
Ndbelac
H. J. Hapgood
Wake Carriere
Lake Carriers’ Association
Howe
Me Boyd
OHIG
Akron China Co
Taylor Thoradey
Caine
Charles W. Wickline
White Lumber Co
Wickline
Akron
Slabaugh
Standard of Inquiry
Standard OU
Sherwin-Williams
Center Street
PAT
Marion
Marion County
Paint Man
Moving Pictures
Union Station
Nagy
Efprutme
North Bound
Atarte
Stopa
Columbia
Erie Railroad
Chicago Division
Cineinnatt
Whst Hound
Coeree Dhaa
Peetee
Sanday
New York Central Lines
Rains
Thor
Temai
Moston
Cb Bern
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