Democratic Candidate Announces His Itinerary
Sea Grit reports a Democratic candidate plans a Pacific coast tour as the first leg of a campaign itinerary. After a Western swing, he will rest briefly then stump in Massachusetts, Ohio and Indiana while efforts focus on likely blue-state wins. Bryan era commentary notes rival dynamics and platform authorship.
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Ohio
Indiana
Erate Nemines Wilson
Tings
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Hastine
Bry
Nebraska
Amd
London Food Crisis Amid Transport Strike
In London an estimated quarter of a million men, women, and children face acute starvation due to a continued transport workers strike. Strikers say their families must starve to force concessions, while charitable groups report aid efforts hampered by the crisis. A government settlement is possible, with strikers returning to work to support their families. Royal Fruit Store announces a shipment of strawberries aboard the S S Victori for sale.
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London
Royal Fruit Store
S. S. Victori
National Meeting of Hoo Hoo’s in Ashville
The national meeting of the Hoo Hoo’s is announced for Friday evening at 9 p.m. in Ashville with branches across towns and a Seward Peninsula Republican City, inviting all members and prospective joiners to attend for speeches music and refreshments led by Vice-President M W Griffith.
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Roosevelt Drafts Progressive Party Platform Plan
Oyster Bay reports Theodore Roosevelt is drafting the Progressive Party platform with plans to present it in early August. A New York editorial frames the effort as a major political development, noting Roosevelt’s control over the document and the party’s direction.
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Fetional Progressive Party
Thoosevelt
Prente
Roosevelt given restraining order over Kansas convention
A restraining order blocks Kansas Republicans from convening to select delegates to the Republican National Convention at a time when Theodore Roosevelt's name may appear on the official ballot. The court cites that the state convention could be illegal and delegates unqualified, affecting the Roosevelt candidacy and party slate. The Daily Nugget distributes news service.
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Ate Gominathers
Daily Nugget
Dentist Dr Andrews Returns to Board of Trade Stand
Dr Andrews the dentist is back at his old Board of Trade building stand selling fresh produce including green onions head lettuce green corn parsley cauliflower and cantaloupe from Royal Fruit Store.
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Royal Fruit Store
Dr. Andrews
Board of Trade
Railroads Back England Protest Over Panama Canal
A Senate debate centers on British protest and American support for transit of ships through the Panama Canal once completed. Senators argue about funding, U S control, and whether foreign nations may use the waterway while ensuring American bottoms gain access and favorable rates. The discussion touches on the role of American money and commerce in the project.
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German
American Chinese to Rebuild Hankow
A Chinese civil engineer commissioned to rebuild Hankow on the Yangtse and Han rivers will sail for the Orient to lay out plans for a modern American style port. Hankow, once near a million people, was burned and razed during the revolution, with survivors awaiting reconstruction.
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San Francisco
China
Orient
Hankow
Ham
Yangtse
Cloudburst Ravages Reno Area Killing Dozens
A cloudburst near Reno destroyed Love Lock Seven Troughts and two small camps. Twenty people are reported dead as floodwaters filled ravines and gulches turning valleys into rushing torrents.
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Love Lock
Suffragettes Tactics Grow More Serious in Britain
London reports indicate militant suffragette tactics are intensifying as groups seek to disrupt meetings and use new methods to gain attention. Authorities say actions aim to pressure government for votes for women amid ongoing social unrest.
Cooley Considered for Alaska Judge Seat
The article discusses a potential Alaska judge appointment for Cooley. It notes Senate debate led by Senator Jones and mention of President framing the nomination with swift action expected in the government.
American Athletes Sail for Dover After Olympiad Finish
American athletes, after finishing entries in the 11th Olympiad, sailed from Stockholm for Dover England to join the Atlantic liner home. They have won many events and the Games will conclude this week. Also small ads promote bakery and tailoring services in Nome.
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Nugget Special Service
Stockholm
Dover
England
Nome Tailoring Co. Dispute Between Local Jewelry Firms
A commercial dispute surfaces between Segerstrom and Hagen and Zehner’s jewelry stores involving Nome Tailoring Co. as the intermediary. The case centers on shopfront alignments and potential lease or display disagreements impacting neighboring retailers. Local merchants await further details as talks continue.
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Segerstrom & Hagen and
Zehner’s Jewelry Stores
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