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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1908

Page

8

Norman Mack of Buffalo Selected Democratic National Chairman

Norman B. Mack, Buffalo political figure and longtime Bryan Democrat, has been chosen as chairman of the Democratic National Committee. The article notes his unique position as nearly solo Bryan representation from New York at Denver and recalls his loyal support to Bryan across campaigns. It highlights his influence in party circles and his status as a powerful operator with ties to the Times and other business interests.

Norman B. Mack Buffalo Democratic National Committee Denver Bryan Campfiens Mack Bryan David 8. Hill William ©. Whitney Rourke Cochran Billy” Rugsel Massachusetts W. F. Vilas Wisconsin Ike Bry Fred Williams Tillman Towne David Bennett Hill Belmont Taggart Norman New York Iimself Folfil the Times

WLL HELP TO GATHER COIN

Fred W. Upham of Chicago named assistant treasurer of the Republican national committee with broad authority to solicit funds nationwide. He will focus on the western states with Chicago as headquarters, reporting to treasurer George R. Sheldon. Upham, a lumber and coal man aged 47, is described as a hustler with a pivotal political career in Chicago.

Fred W. Upham Chicago Republican National Committee Upham Hla George R. Sheldon New York Sheldon Von eIn Monaily Optiam Beloixs Jie Hus

Panama's New President Domingo Obama Assumes Office

Panama appoints Domingo Obama as president succeeding Dr Amador. Born in David about 64 years ago, he has a long political record including senator in Colombia and Panama governor. He faced graft reforms with brief imprisonment of Obaldia and later served as minister to the United States. His wife Josefa Jovane de Obaldia is a noted Panama family member.

Domingo Obama Amadur Republic of Panam David Stanus Republic Flo Panama Senor Obaldia Amador New Republic United States Obaldia Tulaso United Ti Wag Europe Josefa Jovane de Obaldia Sheen Senor Obalila Washington

Retired Rear Admiral Richardson Clover Heads Naval Board

Rear Admiral Richardson Clover, president of the naval board of inspection and survey, placed on the retired list due to age. Born in Hagerstown Maryland, 62, alumnus of the United States Naval Academy class of 1867, with a long career across all naval branches including coast surveys and the Asiatic station.

Richardson Clover Naval Board of Inspection and Survey Hagerstown United States Naval Academy Naval Establishment Coast Surveys Alaska Bureau of Navigation Naval Intelligenice War and Strategy Board Umtil Mily United States Banecroft Whseston Office of Naval Intelligence Hoa Board of Inspection Mise Sangtor Jonna F. Miller Californi Qan Country Chevy Chase Clubs Tealub University Club

Trade Unionism and Labor Day Reflections

A discussed view on trade unions as a fair labor mechanism, their role as a wage standard, and as a clearinghouse for employers, with praise for their progress. It also highlights Labor Day’s purpose, the eight hour day, child labor abolition, and calls for initiative and referendum to shape future reforms. Francis J. Clarke notes the federation’s growth and open vs closed shop debates.

United States American Federation of Labor America Uniona Francis J. Clarke Mastachu Bette American Federation of Bor

Extradition Delay in Porter-Stein Case

Loudonville Aug 24 County officials hold Miss Porter's home and property valued between 10000 and 20000 as extradition papers delay. Prosecutor Frey travels to Columbus to secure governor signature. coroner to exhume body for bullet evidence. probate appoints administrator while heirs seek estate details.

Loudonville Sharif Conrad Porter-Stein G. G. Frey Columba Hime Harris Frey Porter Wnr

Indictments Grow As Springfield Jury Reports Fifty

Springfield Illinois August 24 Twenty more indictments bringing total to fifty were returned by the special grand jury of Sangamon county. Five indictments target Thomas Marshall and twelve other Black defendants for a murderous assault on Tivem Bowe a county treasurer official. They face charges of intent to murder and assault with deadly weapons against white citizen Jobhn Wattling. Other indictments accuse whites of burglary larceny and destruction tied to Soper restaurant.

Springfield Springfeld Sungaman Thomas Marshall Jed Tivem Bowe Bowe Pen Bane Jobhn Wattling Fourteenth Maran Soper

Unclear historical note on flowers and an artist suicide

A fragment describes artificial perfumeing of flowers with caroblie and essential oil. It notes a hare's stride from four to ten or twelve feet when frightened. It also recalls an unappreciated poet in Paris who hanged himself by a rope from a statue of Venus, dying as he kissed the marble statue.

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Magnetic track brake promising for trains

A British Thomson-Houston magnetic track brake uses two steel shoes with alternating poles. When energized by motors acting as generators, the shoes press onto the rail between wheels, enabling both manual and automatic stops. The system works for downgrades and normal braking, with a water tight enclosing for the exciters and wear parts replaceable. The article also notes a caterpillar can eat six thousand times its weight monthly and a remark on various paths to success in life.

Thomson-Houston Company Saya Tramway and Railway World London Electrical Review New York

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