Solid for Roosevelt Promised by Senator Platt in NY
Senator Platt says New York will give Roosevelt a solid delegation to the next Republican national convention. He and Colonel Dunn met at Sagamore Hill to reaffirm harmony among NY leaders and rank and file. Odell remains a likely candidate for reelection. specifics on state ticket to be decided at Saratoga in September.
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New York
Uckel
Odell
Platt
Dunn
Sagamore Hil
Roosevelt
Empire State
New York State
Odella Ruth
Saratoga
Sagamore Hill
Dimpuny
J. Woodruff
Plast
Woodruff
Roosevelt in 1904 Republican Convention Promises
A fragment from a July 31 report outlines Iowa Republicans led by Secretary of State nominees and a party platform. It praises McKinley’s legacy, condemns his assassination, and expresses loyalty to President Theodore Roosevelt while supporting continued Republican policies and tax relief.
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Iowa
We Are
Colverton
sBa
W. B. Martin
Adair County
F. Carroll
Divis County
G. S. Gilbertson
Winnebago County
W. Mullan
Hack Hank County
Jude
Supreme Court
Scott M. Ladd
O'Brien County
Dee
Hartes A. Bishop
Polk
Unites States
Willian McKinley
Roosevelt
Zee
Cube
Petiere
United States
Pitty
Seaiaba
Republican creed on Philippine policy and national growth
The passage praises civil government efforts in the Philippines, education, upbuilding, and development. It pledges united support for progressive domestic policies, admiration for American soldiers, and approval of Governor Cummins. It endorses tariff flexibility, reciprocity, and regulation of corporate power, while opposing race based disenfranchisement and conceding Roosevelt’s stance on capital and regulation.
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Milan
Parvasata
Philipig Pines
Philippines
Far East
Roosevelt
Democrato Party
A B. Cummins
Court Steps In On Oats Deal At Chicago Board Of Trade
The July oats corner at the Chicago Board of Trade prompts a temporary restraining order against James A Patton and associates from continuing the corner or bidding up prices. Waite Thoburn Co seeks to curb market manipulation amid 3,000,000 bushels short, with Judge Chytraus later modifying the injunction to restrain further shorts and margins.
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Chicago
Waite
Thoburn and Co
Chytraus
James A. Patton
Carryington
Patten & Company
Patten Brow. & Hartlett
Frazier & Company
Board of Trade
Waite, Thoburn & Company
Chicago Board of Trade
Brayk P. Frasier
Bartlett, Prager & Company
Patton
High Petora
Board of Trade Fors
James
Thorburn @& Ga
Court weighs injunction in July oats corner case
The court heard arguments on whether to extend an injunction against a bull clique on the Chicago Board of Trade. Defendants denied conspiracy to corner July oats or set fictitious values, stating delivery facilities could absorb large purchases. Judge Chytraus allowed the injunction to remain limited, not barring routine trading activities.
Kipling Moves After Brighton Protests Near Tunbridge Wells
Kipling, distressed by Brighton excursionists at Rottingdean, buys a country ingee near Tunbridge Wells. His battles with opponents include a June 3 mob dispersal aimed at Lady Burne-Jones's Rottingdean home over a black banner mocking Boer War sentiments. He also opened a drill hall given to the public to show disapproval of the attack on his aunt's residence.
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Kipling
London
U—Runyard
Brighton
Rottingdean
Tunbridge Wells
Mr. Kipling
Lady Burne-Jones
Edward Burne-Jones
Burne-Jones
Kiping
Spending a Week in Rome
The Very Rev Chan P Gannan from the Catholic University of America spends a week in Rome to meet directing members of the pontifical commission on Biblical studies led by Cardinal Parscehi Walher Grannah. He will travel to Lucerne and expects to reach the United States around October 1.
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Rome
Chan, P. Gannan
Catholic University of America At
Washington
Pontifical Commission On Biblical Studies
Parscehi Walher Grannah
Parscehi
Rampolla
Paps
Lucerne
United States
Treadwell Rejects New Trial in Wife Murder Case
Norfolk Wa July. William Treadwell, convicted by a jury of murdering his wife, declines to allow his counsel to seek a new trial. He says he bought the pistol to kill himself as well and desires execution soon. He shot his wife then turned the pistol on himself and lay wounded for weeks.
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Norfolk
William Treadwell
Treadwell
New York
Wall Street
Emereet
St. Louie
San Aces
Kvaise
St. ‘Wallamore Am
Janpee Ea
Eusteen Illinois
Colorado
Fania
St. Lovie
Wight
Gt Pwat
Teadin
Ravehemn
Wisconsin
Amar Soulo
Tase Bland Raners
Pont
Lavin
Stern
Lynched Negro Found Near Camden Arkansas
Report from Camden Arkansas notes a lynching near the Gornie bottom area about 25 miles away. The victim, said to be Lee Newton, a Black man connected to a prominent family’s daughters, was found after a struggle described by witnesses. تفاصيل unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Camden
Ark
Lee Newton
Gornie Bottome
Sudden Attack in Fort Leott Ends with Arrest
City Attorney Hudson was assaulted on the street by an insane farmer named Anderson who used an iron weight. Spectators and two policemen rescued Hudson. Anderson, a once respected elder, appeared to have suddenly lost his mind and would have killed Hudson if not stopped.
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Fort Leott
Kan
Hudson
Anderson
Iran
Outlook for Woman Suffrage in Australia Reported Positive
London reports Emonda Barton stating the outlook for woman suffrage is excellent across Australia. The movement has momentum in four of six states and is expected to lead to adoption across the federation.
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London
Emonda Barton
The President's Busy Day in Bay NY
The president hosted a morning schedule of public business in Bay New York with a luncheon reception for guests including Ochs and Stafford. Officials cited absence as a brief rest, while thanking Sully for aid and friendship in every possible way during the day.
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Bay, N.Y
Hocanvelt
Teddy
Lock
Ochs
Stafford
Kansas Hog Supply Drops Amid Prospec tive Corn Crop
Kansas assesses hog numbers fall sharply as farmers rushed hogs to market after poor corn prospects. March 1 hog total stands at 783,487 with $1,521,442 value, about 300,000 fewer hogs than a year ago. Cattle and sheep also show declines. horses drop to 80,685 head valued at $10,000,060. Pianos rise in number with 15,410 valued at $648,618, Shawnee leads in pianos with 1,002. Wyandotte 1,490. Doniphan 1,016.
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Kansas
Kangas
Kansan
Doniphan
Piit- Ups
Nemaha
Brown
Republic
Jewell
Smith
Une
Washingtons
Meade County
Shawnee
Sumner
Heno
Franklin
Atchison County
Butler
Greenwood
Lyon
Comanche County
Jackson County
Elie County
Shawnee County
Wyandotte
Douglan
Sedewick
Riots and unrest grip Shenandoah and Pottsville region
Reports detail signatures sought to urge governor for troop deployment amid boycotts. Pottsville councilman George W. Good was attacked while escaping and burned his hand on a locomotive. Two Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron machinists are hospitalized after a beating. Deputy W. Woonseo hit by buckshot at Merrim colliery. assailant unknown. The Shenandoah riot intensifies with National Guard orders and warnings from United Mine Workers leaders cautioning bloodshed and urging restraint as strikes ripple through Schuylkill and surrounding coal areas.
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George W. Good
Potuville
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Tron Company
Pottsville
W. Woonseo
Merrim Colliery
Ashland
Tate
State Hospital
Wickesbarre
Shenandoah
Remie
Pwhey
Ninth Regiment
NGPB
Somnalton
Jed
Jown
Mitchell
Shepandosh
Pete Aeen
Reed
Bhenandesah
Aemia
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Shenandoa
Markle
Hazleton
G. B. Marks & Co
Jeddo
Hberval
Highland
Oakdale
Rhenandont
Carlile
Chambersburg
York
Shenandoaix
Will Reson
Stewart
Arsenal
Col. C. Clement
Pennsylvania
Shenandosa
Columbia Park
Railitiimen
Miles Dougherty
Natiommi Board
Wilkesbarre
Tia Eblef
Stone
Harrisburg
Istrid
Pilners’ Union
New Philadelphia
General Gobin
John Debow
Merriam
Sunbury
W. W
Miners Strike Tensions Rise as Troops Deployed at Shenandoah
Reports from Shenandoah describe a broad strike in pow and orderly conduct by many miners. President Mitchell denounces law violations and pledges alertness. Gov Stone dispatches units, including Eighth and Twelfth regiments, to Shenandoah amid calls for restraint and peace.
Grand Celebration at Garfield Park by Twenty third Regiment band
Prof Geo W Jackson leads the Twenty third Regiment band in a grand celebration August 1 at Garfield Park in Topeka. Henriette Vinton and the elocutionist from Wibert whee county assist. Committees list local officials and volunteers for an event billed as one of Topeka’s grandest.
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Geo. W. Jackson
Twenty-third Regiment
Topeks
Garfield Park
Mies Henriett& Vinton
Wibert Whee County
Topeke
John M. Wii A
M. Thomas T. Aves
Scone Street
Scone Street and ‘Te. Pillaed: 1. Jamison, Clarence Sacki
Turner
Robert Eats
Ane
S. Oliver
Pandmaster
G. W
Missouri Pacific Offers Round Trip Excursions to Eastern Points
Missouri Pacific announces low round trip fares for excursions on September 2 9 13 and 7 to eastern destinations including Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Tickets expire 30 days after travel but not later than November 2 with special trains marketed for visiting old homes and friends aboard fast trains.
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Missouri Pacific Railway
Obie
Thatena
Tiiisit
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri Pacific
Market Day Report Mixed Results Quoted Across Commodities
The report notes July and September trading activity with mixed price moves in wheat, oats, and corn. Deliveries remained fair, markets showed late strength then gains given bids from bulls, while provisions and livestock markets reflected varied activity and thin receipts across Chicago and New York exchanges.
Kansas City Livestock Market Figures from Nearby Auctions
Market notes show bids for cattle and calves, hogs and sheep across Kansas City and St Louis listings. Beef cows and feeders, bulls and calves reported with prices and receipts. market tone described as steady with varying demand across regions.
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Chicago
St Louis
Ulg. M
Texas
Tocs_Restipte
Pong Es
Lees
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S Tribunal
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Waite, Thorburn & Co
James A. Pattyn
Monroe
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Pete Lip-1sep
Sully
Mr. Cole
Seston
Minneapolis
Duluth
Bente
Wenie
Bie
Wilkie
Siac
Busi Peus
Eatung
Eaid
Gi Septembard
RWG
Ae Ee Wiens
Wade Mady
Gulalen
Wreo
Young Americas
Atrady
Laan Aff
Bautine
Topeka
Jetiuce
Seth Ive
Shiike Pear Bay
Topeka Hide Market Tepes
Sees Rage
Bew
New Terk
Noog—Money
Helene Marcentie
Sterling Exchange
J. E. Gaul
Christie Cotton Market Ock Company
Manaus City
Slaw York
Ersek Ve
Itath Werentephone Stock Company
Kansoe City
Crete
Aly Armarieat
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Afehinon
Manhattan
Amy
Kansas City Livestock
Otockers Bnd
Kansas City
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