Democratic Convention Nominates Thirteenth District Candidates
The Thirteenth district Democrats met in Tiffin to nominate congressional candidates and delegates to Denver. Bryan supporters seek an uninstructed delegation. six candidates were named with D. R. Crissinger as chair. Judson Harmon’s planned visit drew loud cheers. Committees on resolutions, organization, credentials, rules, and congressional nominees were formed before adjournment.
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Tiffin
Denver
Bryan
D. R. Criseipger
Carl Anderson
Fostoria
George Aldrich
Sandusky County
Judson Harmon
D. R. Crissinger
Ohio
Mouser
Congress
bin Reat
Fearon
Franks Dore
Congressions Committee
Thomas O'Donnell
Marion County
Eleeting
George B. Scoeld
John A. Key
Frank ‘Poppleton
JP. J. Morahan
Thomas Clary
George Orians
John J Himmiger
J Arnold
Jd. R. Crivinger
Marton
Crikinger
Grand Jotal
Roosevelt
Pine Peor Town
William J. Bryan
Aplause
Inland Waterways Commission
Crisainger
Paule
Eyes of the country on gear of House
Washington May 26 The eyes of the country rest on one man as Roosevelt's currency measures face delay. Cannon orders the pace in the House and keeps members anxious while Bartholdt is told to hold up the public buildings and grounds conference report until currency bills pass.
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Cannon
House
Washington
Uncle Joe
Senate
Roosevelt
Cannow
Bartholdt
Battleship Michigan launched at New York Shipyard
Camden New Jersey May 26 the battleship Michigan was launched at the New York Shipbuilding yard. Ming Carel Barnes Newberry daughter of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy christened the ship. The Michigan is more than half completed with heavy armament planned including eight 12 inch rifles and two submerged torpedo tubes. It will accommodate 51 officers and 818 men at an estimated cost of 3 586 000 dollars. The vessel is expected to reach half speed.
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Camden
N. J
Michigan
New York Shipbuilding Company
Ming Carel Barnes Newberry
Hier Tui
Panic at Funeral in Cam Tack village causes injuries
In Muncie Indiana on May 26 a funeral at Christian Friends church in Cam Tack village was interrupted by a lightning strike that tore through the roof and damaged the belfry injuring a dozen mourners. The service resumed after the disruption and the funeral proceeded. A suspect later confessed to killing his wife and was questioned by police. coroner's inquest followed. The murdered woman Mia Olivia Lath was to be memorialized Tuesday afternoon.
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Muncie
Ind
Chistian Friends Church
Cam- Tack Village
Mia
Olivia Lath
The
Churned
Mink
Hinzel
Newark murderer makes confession in murder case
Newark May 26 Ernest Tor Wilker, arrested in Baltimore and Ohio yards Sunday, confesses to murdering his wife. The case centers on the suspected homicide in Newark, with investigators confirming the suspect's admission and awaiting further proceedings.
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Newark
Ernest = ‘Torwilker
Baltimore and Ohio
Vielt
Bryan Issues Challenge to Tutt for Joint Push in Congress
In Wallington on May 2 16 William Jennings Bryan proposed that he and William Howard Tutt unite to urge Congress to pass a bill mandating publication of campaign expenses before elections. The request, sent via Lincoln, Neb, asks Tutt to join in leading candidates from both parties in this demand.
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Wallington
Ili Jennings Bryan
William Howard
Tutt
Jofo Tim
Congress
Lincoln
Neb
Wid
William J. Bryan
Dallas Turned to Succor After Flood Disaster
Dallas, May 26. With guards patrolling, the city shelters flood survivors and tends to the dead. Corpses lie in trees and fast-moving water swept many away. Sheriff Ledbetter estimates about 100 deaths. Relief camps are set up and feeding stations operate as rail lines remain cut off. Losses reach up to two million dollars.
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Dallas
Tex
Ledbetter
Nooodles Cause Family To Fall Down Stairs In Canton
In Canton on May 26 a dish of noodles with oily sauce caused the Krebs family to tumble from the cellar stairs. Mrs Krebs went first, then Joseph Krebs, then Minnie Krebs, as the noodles slicked the steps. Mrs Krebs sprained an arm and elbow, with lacerations, as others slid down in succession.
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Canton
Krebs
Joseph
Minnie Krebs
Mia
Onder
Red Pepper Tactics Fail in Jefferson Bank Hold-Up
In New York on May 26 a trio of highwaymen attacked Joseph Eider and Samuel Adelmann near the Jefferson bank on Canal Street. They threw red pepper in the victims’ faces, slashed Adelmann and Eider, and corpses of onlookers aided by Officer Gillon subdued one assailant while the others fled. Police restored order hours later with Sth Street station reserves called to the scene.
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New York
Joeeph Eider
Samuel Adelmann
Jefferson Bank
Canal Street
Bowery
Let Street
Adelmann
Kier
Jefferson Branch
Houston
Clington
Rider
Adelsmann
Gillon
Adier
1St Street
Filo
Bilder
Gilon
Sth Street
Two More Bishops Are Elected Today
Baltimore dispatch reports on the ongoing General Conference of the M. E. Church with two additional bishop selections. Dr D Laws of Stowe Town and Rev Dr H vor from Green Castle, Indiana, received votes as leaders amid a ballot count of four hundred ninety eight.
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Baltimore
General Conference
The
M. By Church
Laws
Stowe Town
H. Vor
Green Castle
Lawha
Hughes
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