News of the Week in Epitome from State Line Herald
Major world and domestic briefs. Rear Admiral Dayton to retire. Danish minister Teun to move London. Charleen McCulloch to prison term. Taft to appoint Meyer if elected. Joel Chandler Harris dies in Atlanta. Paris council to wirehone Richard Miller portrait. George Ellery Hale elected French Academy member. Farman flies 20 minutes for 18 kilometers. fatal fire in Cleveland. drownings in Iowa and New York. storms on Lake Ontario. multiple crimes and accidents noted across U.S. including poison death, a safe burglary, and a banker suicide.
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Washington
London
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Caele Remus
Holl
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Paris
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George Ellery Hale
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French Academy of Heloneen
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Farman
Democratic convention nominates Bryan and Kern
At the Denver gathering the Democratic national convention named William Jennings Bryan for president and John Worth Kern for vice president after long night sessions. The platform endorses tariff reform, currency change, anti monopoly measures, interstate commerce regulation, and Philippine improvement while supporting state admission for Arizona, New Mexico, Alaska and Puerto Rico.
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Democrats Name Kern and Bryan for 1908 Ticket
The Democratic National Convention nominated William J Bryan for president and John Worth Kern of Indiana for vice president. The process featured wild demonstrations, acclamation for Kern, and withdrawals by Towne Howell and McNeill as Bryan and Kern received broad delegate support. The platform addressed injunction reforms and other party positions as the session adjourned after finalizing the ticket.
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Wingrowa
Explosion Costs Four in Marion Ship Disaster
Marion Massachusetts July 14 Four residents and four others perished when a boat exploded near Fort Hill. Survivors Edward Tucker and A P Tarwin aided by a life preserver swam until rescued after twelve hours in the water. Cause of the blast remains undetermined as storms and rough seas hinder search efforts by authorities.
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Marion
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Jealous man attempts to kill wife in Cleveland report
A jealous man in Cleveland reportedly tried to murder his wife and wounded her sister and mother during an apparent attempt to gain a divorce. The husband was said to have opened fire and then tried to take his own life before police separated the family.
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Cleveland
Grave Charges Against City Officials and Fire Dept
A sequence of allegations targets New York officials, the fire department, and Windsor Appliance. The charges concern products sold last January that proved defective in a building fire, prompting the commissioners to report to the mayor.
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New York
York Fire Department
Windsor Appliance
Showman Dies of Injuries After Miller Bros. Wreck
Dickinson North Dakota July tsht Nettinger died from injuries with the Miller Bros. 101 Ray wreck Wednesday night on the way from Philadelphia. The abrupt statement notes the performer perished due to the accident details sparse and unnamed.
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Dickinson
Nettinger
Miller Bros
Philad
Jailbreak in Donough County as duo escape
Two men escaped from Donough County jail last night using saws hidden as knives. Suspects Macombe of Virginia and Chati of Bushnell, both Illinois, were linked to burglary and fled the jail after breaking off a bolt.
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Virginia
Ill
Chati
Bushnell,Il
Donough County
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