Watterson backs Bryan as unity pledge aids convention
Editorial notes Colonel Henry Watterson reenters the Bryan camp seeking a more consistent Democrat and hints at a possible endorsement. It cites Bryan’s promise, signals future talks, and urges party unity with an expected acclamatory backing if aligned with Bryan. Also mentions Tonopah convention mood and local dove protection laws.
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Colonel Henry Watterson
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Watterson
Mars Henry
Johnson
Minnesota
Howover
Co «Nel Witterson
Wattersey
Wattersey Will Probably Request, Acclamatory Endorsement of Mr. Bryan
S. F. Chronicle
Dynamite kills nine workmen on Grand Trunk Pacific line
Nine workmen died in a dynamite explosion on the Grand Trunk Pacific railroad project near Winnipeg Manitoba. The blast occurred at a chamber site operated by the Chamber Brothers and caused multiple fatalities among the labor crew. Local authorities joined relief efforts as investigators began examining the incident.
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Avsociated Press
Winniphg
Manitoba
Dune
Spee
Chamber Brothers
Montana Smelter to Close Down in Two Months
Mutt Montana report claims the electrolytic smelter of the Boston and Montana, part of Amalgamated Copper, will shut for two appni while Boston and Montana mines in Butte stay closed unless ore handling can be arranged at Anaconda. Five thousand workers are affected. Great Falls to Helena line disruption noted with travel limited to stagecoaches. Corporation seats of every department listed. Men provide on short notice by the Boransa.
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Mutt, Mont
Great Falls
Boston
Montana
Amalgamated Copper Company
Butte
Anaconda
Sbuc
Great Halls
Vielena
Wtage
Bishop Scanlan to Visit Tonopah area in Nevada
The Rev. Laarense Scanlan, bishop of Salt Lake City’s Catholic diocese, plans a tour of Nevada towns including Tonopah Las Vegas Caliente and Moache. He will visit Tonopah late in the month and seek church support in Las Vegas and Caliente while revisiting Moache where he once served.
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Itt
Laarense Scanlan
Salt Lake
Nevada
Tonopah
Las Vegas
Caliente
Salt Lake City
Moche
Pioche
The Economical Lover and Advertising Patter
A fragment blends a flirtatious exchange about engraving initials in a jeweled item and a playful pledge of devotion. It references advertising in the Daily Bonanza and hints at a period vibe of witty romantic notes in a newspaper page.
Local grocery ad snippets from old paper
Classified style listing shows per pound round coffee blend and fruit juice bottled Heinz brand items, vinegar by factory bottling, soap bar product names, and partial pricing fragments. Reader should interpret as old advertisement line items with unclear amounts and brands.
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Heinz and
Cocoa Castile
Manslaughter Conviction in Auto Law Case
Guy Stratton a lumberman and club man was sentenced by Judge Frater in Seattle to an indeterminate term from one to twenty years in state prison and fined 500 after a May 16 manslaughter conviction for running over seven year old Henrietta Johnson on January 26. This marks the first manslaughter conviction under the state automobile law.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Guy Stratton
Henrietta Johnson
Frater
Superior Court
Relapse in the Price of Stocks Shocks Markets
New York June 12 stock markets show a relapse driven by skepticism over policy and market stance. A powerful financial party long credited with stabilizing prices appears to have failed to sustain gains. The day opens with renewed activity but weak bond performance and a shift in overall market tone.
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Associated Press
New York
Repeat Flood Fears As Rivers Rise Across Midwest
Unusually heavy rains hit Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Iowa with the Weather Bureau predicting the Kansas and Missouri rivers will reach higher flood stages tomorrow. Topeka may face new flooding as Kaw tributaries run high and more rain is forecast.
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Iy Associated Press
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowe
Weather Bureau
Kans
Topeka
Kaw
Captain Keller 15 Found Guilty
Daniel B Keller former army captain was found guilty in district court of larceny of all blank checks from Fort Sheridan. He was given until June 23 to file a bill of exceptions. The offense carries 7 years or a $5000 fine, or both. H J Hall & Co. advertises goods with phone 812.
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Chicago
Daniel B Keller
United States Army
Fort Sheridan
Kelfer Wis
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Knights of Khorassan
Scanlan
Uride
Piance
Filegende Blaetter
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Larke
Circle Blend
Doxsee
Sunnyside Creamery
Douglas Crea
Tery
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Santa Clara
Prunes
Tn Glass
Griffin
Southern Nevada Mercantile Company
Keller
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Pavilion
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