Bryan campaign chaos near Willam Bryan era
In this fragmented account a Bryan gubernatorial bid and related events unfold across a noisy scene. Prominent figures including Stevenson and others are mentioned as attendees while march routes, gatherings, and a public event schedule hint at a political rally before a larger crowd at a city park with plans for evening activities and speeches.
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Piarrison
Shetan
Mewes
Lirgan
Shvuram
la Lima
Willam Jemiles
Bryan Ene Stevenson
Tomorrrow
Dames
Jones
Jamon IX Hichardean
Tenenens
Ricky
Bryan
Governer
Colprumn
Harty
Lars
Ham
Carter Harrison
Chiniga
Half Britain and London Debating Early Subscriptions
In the House of Commons Conservative MP Benjamin Lewis Cohen pushed for early cloning of subscriptions for Exchequer units. He noted bonds were subscribed and pleaded for American funds to support Swan Hut relief, citing the Reserve Bank’s low level last Thursday and a projected $210,000,000 transfer from the United States to ease the strain.
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London
Aus
House of Commonstehiy
Benjamin Lewis Cohen
Intiurton
Sxchapter
Michael Bare
Exchequer Inne
Zordeg
Goudt
United States
Bank to Nationalize and Currency Shifts Reported
Bank notes nationalization push appears in Madison as People’s State Bank plans to nationalize its directorship and liquidate capital while standard oil dividends are confirmed in New York. In Pittsburgh the thermometer rises and a death and several prostrations are reported. Saratoga hosts the Retail Butchers’ Mutual Protective Association session.
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Bank Continescurr
Bank of Madison
Retail Butchers
Mest
Saratoga
Nathyat Retail Butchers’ Mutual Protective Association
Quiet Day in Canton With McKinleys and Dawes
President and Mrs McKinley enjoyed their customary forenoon drive in Canton Ohio. Comptroller of the Currency Charles Dawes joined them at lunch during his journey from Chicago to Washington. The rest of the day passed uneventfully.
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McKinley
Canton
Charles. Dawes
Chicago
Washington
Prosecution in Powers Case Opens Subpoena for Records
In Georgetowns Kentucky Aus the Powers case began with a subpoena on Auditor Coulter to produce records. The move aims to counter ex Auditor Stone who claimed Cullen received salary payments in December and January. Testimony links Stone’s recommendation of Culton as trustworthy and follows assertions about weapon handling and the mutiny, with witnesses including W J Lewis and L Barnes detailing events at the capitol.
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Georgetows
Aus
Coulter
Stone
W. 12
Culton
Bimo
Cullen
Hose
W. J. Lewis
Frankfort
Goebel
Dlama
Withers Save & Marlin Rite
Aucitne
Henry Youtsey
Tioberta
Xines Heer
Derk
Washington
Roberts
Selther Powers
Youtsey
Fire Devastates Yellowstone Park Driving Wildlife Out
Helena Montana reporting on August fires in Yellowstone National Park where a large team fights flames amid dry timber and strong winds. Deputy U S Marshal Jackson notes the blaze has expanded ten miles, with elk and deer driven from the area and park workers unable to halt the spread.
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Helena
Mott
Yellowstone National Park
United States
Jackson
Sherise
Kingsland Divorced and Other Couples Split by Judge Hazen
In district court Judge Hazen granted three divorces and judicial separations. Lillian Kingsland was awarded a divorce from Wrank Kingsland amid accusations of abandonment by Prudence Buudleman and Samuel Baugtian. George McCaslin obtained a divorce from Sarah Mecaslin after alleging neglect.
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Kingsland
Hazen
Lillian Kingsland
Wrank Kingsland
Kingslnd
de Vuty
Prudence Buudleman
Samuel Baugtian
Tew
George McCaslin
Sarah Mecaslin
Gold Shipment Planned From York To London
Aug 7 report that Baz ing Mazuun Co coordinates a 4 000 000 gold shipment to London with potential rise. Part covers war loan defaults and regular exchange needs. Representative notes subscriptions to the British war loan have dried up, reducing forthcoming reserves.
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Golden York
Bazing
Mazuun
London
Guy
Gaynor Hearing Continued in New York
In New York the Gaynor hearing was continued after confusing remarks and unclear testimony. Commissioner Satella announced the continuation to a later date while parties prepare further statements and evidence for the proceeding.
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Gaynor
New York
Geeta
Satella
Marrem
Committees Named For Democratic National Body
Chicago Aug 7 Chairman Jones of the Democratic national committee presents the subcommittees list. Former Governor Stone of Missouri joins the executive committee and Norman F Mack of New York is named. limited state representation includes Guffey of Pennsylvania and Fred Williams of Massachusetts. Roles include executive, ways and means, press and advisory groups with members from Kansas, Tennessee, Minnesota, Illinois, Nebraska, Kentucky, Colorado, South Carolina, Wisconsin, California, North Carolina, Idaho, Nebraska, Iowa and more.
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Tjomnson
Tillotson
Kanaas
Chicago
Jones
Democratic National Committee
Stone
Minsouri
Norman F Mack
New York
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Fred Williams
Meserchusstta
John Te Mclean
Ohio
Parny
James K. Vas
Mason
Kansas
C. Michizan
J. Stead
Tennessee
M. Gulley
Pennnsylvania
Georgy Fred Williams
Massachusetts
TD. O'Brien
C. A. Walsh
Ury Woodson
Kentucky
Adale Wilson
Colorado
BH. Tillman
South Carolina
J. G. Johnson
T. 2
Ryan
Wiscinsin
M3. Tarpey
California
J. K. Jones
Clark Howell
Georgia
Josephus Daniel
North Carolina
Noman EB. Mack
JG. Johnson
Advisory Committee
N. C. Blanchard
Louisiana
John §. Osborne
Wyoming
John T. McGraw
West Virginia
H. Teller
Fred T. Dubos
Idaho
C. Tiles
William Vauch
Nebraska
J. B. Weaver
Iowa
Huge Smith
Alabama Democratic Sweep In State and County Elections
Birmingham August seventh report shows Democrats winning a large majority in state and county races with William J. Samford set to become governor in December. Populists Prohibitionists and Republicans faced losses as Democrats gained several legislative seats amid overall voter apathy and indications of support for a constitutional convention.
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Birmingham
Ala
General Assembly
Alabama
William J. Samford
Lee County
TMU
Morgan
Biingalf
Willy
Topehan Abroad: Harry Beard Tours Scotland and London
Writing from Paris Harry J Beard son of J Beard of Topeka describes his European journey from Glasgow to Edinburgh Stirling Castle and Abbotsford then London and Paris He notes customs experiences Scottish hotels and abbey visits and hints at American traveler impressions while contrasting with the Chicago Fair.
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Harry J. Beard
J. Beard
Topeka
Europe
Glackow
London
Grenach
Buick
Jett
Glasgow
Glascow
Kolamusen
Stirling Castle
Edinburgh
John Knox
Stent
Durbar
Abbotsford
Walter Seth
Scotland
Ike
Convention Date Changed to Sept 1 for Democrats
Milton Smith announces the Democratic state committee has moved the state convention date from September 12 to September 1 to nominate state officers and electors. The change affects party delegates and scheduling across the state.
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Milton Smith
State Committee
Wu's Return Announce Washington Atte Message
A Washington message says Minister Wi, after several days away, will return to the capital this afternoon. Bresci’s relatives are mentioned in relation to a separate note. In Rome, Aug. 3, a brother and another man connected to Hifesdl are detained by police on a murder charge.
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Washington
Atte
Bresci
Rome
Hocbert
Joe Fuurderss
Just Before the Battle Aboard the Allied Forces
Reports from Tien Tsin describe hesitation by Vice Admiral Seymour delaying relief efforts. The empress dowager’s supplies and ongoing conferences threaten renewed attacks as allied forces face a desperate stance. Public opinion pushes for a rapid advance while uncertainties about Chinese movements persist.
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Coluran
Seymour
Tieng Tsin
Hung Chang
Ten ‘Tsin
Tiensin
Forview
Yang Tse
Pel ‘Taang
Ent
Mir Broderick
Forecaster Shifts Thunderstorm Forecast Across Kansas
Weather notes show storms missed in eastern Kansas shifting to western Kansas while clouds teased rain this morning. Forecaster predicts fair tonight and Wednesday with showers in the west portion and an unseasonably high high temperature after 93 degrees Sunday and 91 yesterday.
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Kansas
Amalgamation Formed To End Strikes In New York
One hundred delegates in New York City and vicinity united the United Building Trades of New York and the Building Trades Council in Central Hall. The new body named the United Council of the Building Trades of New York aims to arbitrate disputes and end strikes. Arbitration would be voluntary, with possible move to compulsory arbitration, and a national council agreement may follow in Chicago.
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New York
New York City
United Building
Raves
Tradex Council
Central Hall
United Council of the Building Traces of
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Galueed
Ivan
National Buildeing Trades’ Council
Chicago
Train Robberies Topic At Huntington Plan
New York reports General C P Huntington urges government armed guards on mail trains as a possible protection against rail robberies. He suggests a single well armed guard per mail train, leaving decision to careful consideration rather than quick action. Founders of Ocean City Ezra B Blake dies at 60. Reduced tourist rates to Colorado and Utah announced with specific routes and dates. Homeseekers Excursions via Santa Fe offer round trips to western states with special fares.
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York
Union Pacific
C. P. Huntington
Southern Pacffc Railway
New York
Nm Quas~ Lon
Huntington
Chitome
Kaine
Funeigmurs
Chinere
Theos
Euplaly
Travel Tickets On Sale For Santa Fe Trip
Ticket sales announce a round trip from Denver and Colorado Springs to Santa Fe with return in October. Stopovers allowed on the game trip for peachy public action. tickets on sale August 16 with limited dates in September.
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Denver
Pushlo
Colorado Springs
Was
The
Santa Fe
Thin Cate
Farmers to Federate in Topeka for Agricultural Trust
A two day Topeka session opens a plan for a farmers trust to regulate prices by creating commission houses and elevators to store and market crops. Walter N Allen of Meriden leads the proposal. delegates from multiple states attend including Tex Senator Peffer. speakers pledge to advance the plan at the conference.
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Missiarippi Valley
To- Beka
Walter N Allen
Meriden
Allen
State Board of Agriculture
Farmers’ Trust
Allwa
Federation
Jammes Butler
Butler
W. DB. Gusche
Hartford
Kan
FLW
Frasius
Topeka
C. B. Hoffman
Enterprise
W. DB
Gugin
James F. Spencer
Rochester
Rochester, Minn.; K. R. Ewing, Des Moines, Jaws; Louis McCutchen, Chas Hotham
G. A. Troudman
G. A. ‘Troudman
Carbondale
J. G D. Whipple
Lake Benton
Mian
BB. Howard
Iowa Agricultural College
Amen
Iowa
Carl Gunderso
Vermillion
South Dakota
J. Miller
de Soto
Nels. Anderson
Joseph Limeburner
Chicago
Til. B. Herman
Owkinoosa
T. M. James
Dopeka
R. H. Ferguson
Chicott
Princeton
Leven
Newton
St.’ John
S. H. Covey
Sumner Okia
Mrs
W. Crumb
Harveyville
BH. German
Fairview
J. Peterson
Independence
John Johuk
Mason Beters
Kansas City
Wr. Stryker
Wellington
Edwin Snyder
Oskaloosa
Frank Shane
Osawket
R. L. Holman
Springfield
Mia HL. Ferris
Osage City
H. L. Ferris
James Myers
Odell
Rep
Ness County
Daniel Louse
Melmore
Ohio
Edward M. Rogers
Barclay
B. F. Briggs
Parsons
J.B. Hazlett
Colman
Peffer
National Hotel
Representative Hall
Walter N. Allen
Alten
North Topeka
Young Bride Sentenced to Industrial School in Beloit
Gertrude R Sutton, claimed as not yet 15, appears before probate court as authorities, including Police Matron Thorpe and Chief Ramey, pursue a legal path to send her to the Industrial School for Girls in Beloit. Despite being married and with divorce proceedings pending, the law fixes her age at 15, prompting Judge Dolman to note the oddity of sending married women to reform school while age governs.
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Gertrude R. Sutton
Industrial School For Girls
Beloit
Thorpe
Ramey
Dot
Dolman
Directors Declare Higher Dividends on Rail Lines
The Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham railway directors vote to pay 5 percent on Income bonds starting September 2 up from 3 percent last year. The Kansas City Port Scott and Memphis Railway boards declare a semi annual 4 percent dividend on preferred stock. This raises the stock yield back to an eighth percent.
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Boston
Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham Railway
Kansas City, Port Scott and Memphis Railway
Coburn Seeks Cordiary Robert Ending December 1808
Secretary F D Coburn notes that good things come from other states occasionally, citing a sample received today from Mia asking for Cordiary Robert ending December 1808. The horse useful.
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F. D. Coburn
Market Report Confused Bank of Wheat and Cattle Mixed
The report details mixed receipts in Chicago and Kansas City with wheat futures slipping after late demand softened. Wheat weather favored harvests though trading remained light and cautious amid war winds and fluctuating prices. Corn and provisions show tentative strength backed by cash demand, while cattle and hog markets echo uneven demand and strong to higher prices in some zones.
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Tn Adva Satori Caine
Amtad Tankian
Wwe
Co Ag
Seat Ao Taee
Desea
West
Chicago
Hidding
Terence
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Iowa
Harrow Busi
Sc. OA
Atronic
Tigher
Offerloga
Hoecelpia Pere Reavy
Sid
BOC
Eton
New York Uptown Gossip on Market Narrow Trading
The report notes very narrow limits in activity with a cautious tone across markets. Investment buying appears limited, Union Paris shows a modest advance, and Baltimore and Ohio weakens. gold shipments press toward weakness while wheat futures rise in London influenced by traders in New York.
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London
Wall Street
New York
Etic Exchange
Baltimore
Ohio
Market Notes and Prices in Grain and Stocks Report
Reading shows a dusty market page with mixed price signals for corn and wheat and notes on demand. It mentions strong buyers in late morning and caution among traders as futures and spot prices waver, with limited trading in corn and ongoing weather and yield considerations across regions.
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Cerne
Niger
Iissiam
Enah
Jesus
Pattes
Ieee
New York
St Louis
Buger Market New York Auge Butte Creamery Overview
An OCR fragment shows scattered market items from New York and Kansas City. It mentions butter, creamery, and cotton markets with dates around August 7, plus notes on yellow fever in Tampa and health updates from Washington. Entities include New York, Tampa, and Kansas City markets.
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