Herrick Chosen by N Y Democrats in Saratoga N Y
The New York Democratic state convention approved a unified ticket led by Daniel Cady Herrick for Governor with Francis Burton Harrison as Lieutenant Governor and a full slate including John Pallace Jr as Secretary of State and George Hall as Comptroller. The platform denounces Governor Odell and the Republican administration while endorsing the national Democratic ticket. The selection followed bloc-wide negotiations led by Senator Hill and William Sheehan aiming for unanimous action.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Daniel Cady Herrick
Francis Bureton Harrison
John Pallace, Jr
George Hall
William Muench
John Cunneen
Thomas H. Stryker
Court of Appeals
Edgar M. Cullen
William E. Werner
United States
Hill
Supreme Court
Albany
Judge Herrick
King’s County
Patrick E. McCarren
Tammany Hall
Charles F. Murphy Duncan Campbell Lee
Ithaca
Republican State Administration
Odell
Republican State Committee
Gov
Qdell
Democratic National Ticket
Senator Hill
William F. Sheehan
National Committee
George Foster Peabody
Cord Meyer
State Committee
Nodie
State Executive Committee
McCarren
Charles K. Murphy
Victor Dolan
Norman E. Mack
August Belmont
Edward Murphy, Jr
Troy
Herrick
FE. M. Grout
Brooklyn
Greater New York
Edward M. Shepard
Shepard
Grout
Hills
Sheehan
Simon G. Schladter
Syracuse
Schlacter
Eight Die In Melrose Explosion Of Dynamite Load
An electric Boston car was blown apart in Melrose Massachusetts at eight o'clock Wednesday night after striking a dynamite charge dropped from an express wagon. Eight were killed outright and fifteen or more injured as mangled bodies and shattered windows marked the scene. Roy Fenton, driver of the wagon, was taken into custody as investigators said the blast came from a fifty pound dynamite box. Victims included working men, a woman and her baby, with crowds of thousands gathering to view the devastation and aid the injured.
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Melrose
Mass
Boston
Roy Fenton
Fenton
Medford
Everett
Malden
Missouri Press Association Convention at World's Fair
Missouri editors gather at the Missouri building September 27 for a three day convention with 9:30 am sessions. President Francis and Missouri officials headline talks on Missouri books minerals and educational exhibits. A reception and ball are planned for September 29 by the Missouri commission.
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St. Louis
Missouri Press Association
Missouri Building
Francis
M. T. Davis
The
Missouri Commission
W. D. Thomas
Jewel Hayes
Richmond Missourian
W. P. Ruffel
Glasgow Missourian
Missouri Book
Grant urges end to post prisons for desertion
Chicago reports Brig. Gen Frederick D. Grant commander of the department of the lakes forwards his annual war department refert recommending abolishing post prisons for desertion. He proposes sentencing deserters to military prisons with long terms at hard labor as a substitute. He notes post prison labor is light compared to the work of a good soldier.
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Chicago
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the Lakes
Secretary of War
Grant
Train Robber Sentenced in Bear Mouth Hold-up Case
Phillipsburg Mont Sept 22 John Christie pled guilty to grand larceny in the Northern Pacific passenger train robbery at Bear Mouth Mont last summer. He was sentenced to seven years in the state penitentiary.
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Phillipsburg
Mont
John Christie
Northern Pacific
Bear Mouth
State
Methodist Ministers in Bloomington District
Long list of Methodist ministers and supply assignments across Bloomington and nearby towns. Names include J. B. Hoyney, W. M. Carter, Jarnet, Jeffers, Masden, Shipp, West, Dickson, Willard, McPherson, Dickson, Glick, Roush, Robertson, Taylor, Wells, Shouse, and many others arranged by district and circuit with supplied assignments noted. Districts covered include Bloomington, Champaign, Danville, Mattoon, Quincy, Springfield, and surrounding communities.
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Bloomington
J. B. Hoyney
Arrowsmith
W. M. Carer
Asbury Chapel
Atlanta
E. M. Jeffers
G.P. Masden
Grace
Shipp
Lucretia
J. A.west
Clinton
J. A. Lucas
Delavan
Thornton Clark
Downs
F. Vv. Pearce
Green Valley
Sabina
San Jose
J. L. Dickson
Smybrook
J. Glick
Wapella
Kk. S
Barton
Waynesville
W. O. Roush
Weldon
G. D. Robertson
Champaign
C. B. Taylor
Armstrong
A. M.wells
Bellhiower
J. I. Clearwater
Bement
A. B. Peck
W. A. Smith
Champain
Mahomet
Mitchell
Mansfield
W. H. McGhee
Monticello
Walter Aitken Ogden
C. A. Smith
Paxton
Ww. T. Beadles
Pesotum
J. Cy .Enninger
Philo
H. c. Augustus
Rankin
Mark White
Hantoul
H. K. Towle
Sadorus
Chas
Wehrman
St. Joseph
M. van Cleve
Savoy
J. B. Colwell
Seymour
R. E. Mathis
Thomasboro
Tolono
G. R. Newkirk
Urbana
Flanagan
Parks Chapel
W. N.tobie
Woodman
Wm. Gooding
Whiteheath
M. Palmer
Danville
J. H. Whitlock
Owaneeo
Millersville
H. J. Crane
Cowden
Joshua B. Martin
Etna
E. D. Darley
Findley
Wiley Johnson
Grandview
T. ©. Flatey
Greenup
Frank I’. Ogie
Hindsboro
M. C. Hull
Humboldt
John B. Martin
Kansas
D. W. Inglish
Lerna
C. E. Bennett
Marshall
W.M. Hailey
E. C. Spurlock
Augusta
P. Bowman
Bowen
A. K. Burns
Camden
Camp Point
Leo Howard
Clayton
C. W. Mon- Bon
Gelden
H. Hartley
LaPrairie
Ww. T. Lovans
Dattiston
Geo
Metzel
Loraine
A. M. Barringer
Menden
I. R. Reno
Mount Sterling
N M. Rigg
Palona
W. E. Rose
Payson
Abner Clark
Plymouth
F. E. Smith
Quincy
Vermont Street
Parker Shields
J.E. Artz
Rushville
M. V. Il
Stillwell and Chill
del D. Ross
Tmewell
Fowler
Warsaw
J. L. Minney
West Point
Basco
Cornelius N. Baughman
Springfield
A. C. Byerly
P. O
Snellee
Auburn
Buffalo
W Best
Buckhart
Carlinville
T. A. Canady
Chatham
T. BF. Hartman
Curran
F. P
Bonnefon
Dawson
James McCrory
Edinburg
E. H. Lage
Elkhart
H. B. Montgomery
Girard
W. C. Woodyard
Grave Ity
Frank McAnally
Skenny and
Chestnut
M. B. McFaddn
Laomi
B. E. Williams
Mechanicsburg
W. W. Henry
OLN
Charles Boyd
Mount Auburn
V. Seitebauah
Mount Pulaski
W.greer
Nilwood
W. I. Stevenson
A. CC
Adams
Raymond
John S. Mulcahy
Riverton
J. M. Eldredge
Smith
Sharpsburf
M. Ingram
Shiloh
Edward Young
Douglas Avenue
R. F. McDaniel
First Church
Eon Kumler
J. A. Burchit
Laurel
Lyon
H. Greening
Winchester
Lyles
Wicke Chapel
J. C. Glons
Bandits Kill Thompson Mayor in Saloon Shootout
Bandits held up a Sedgwick saloon, robbed $75, shot, then fled toward Thompson where Mayor W. F. Bennett and Town Marshal Matthews confronted them. Mayor Bennett was killed in Thompson as the two bandits were captured after a running gunfight. Authorities spirited the fugitives to Mount Carroll jail to avert lynching amid angry crowds.
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W. F. Bennett
Thompson
Matthews
Chicago
Sedgwick
Mount Carroll
Breno Geison
Geison
Gerson
Bennett
Limon John
Marshal Matthews
Mayor Bennett
John Thompson
Will Meyers
Judge Moffatt Dies After Illness in Battle Creek
Judge John H. Moffatt of Paxton died in Battle Creek Michigan after a long illness locomotor ataxia. He had been ill for more than a year and spent last winter in the south hoping to improve his health. He returned to Paxton last spring and later entered a sanitarium in Battle Creek where his condition worsened and the end was expected for several days.
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Judge Moffatt
John H. Moffatt
Paxton
Battle Creek
Mich
Iroquois Theater to Reopen as Hyde & Behman Vaudeville Hall
The Iroquois theater in Chicago, site of the December 30 fire with almost 600 fatalities, is granted a license to reopen as Hyde and Behman Music hall devoted to vaudeville. Reopening stirs indignation in many quarters.
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Iroquois Theater
Chicago
Hyde & Behman
Corn Killed by Severe Storm in Central Illinois
A powerful rain and wind storm hit central Illinois causing nearly three inches of rain in 18 hours. Hundreds of acres of corn were flattened and declared a total loss, with extensive lightning damage reported.
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Central
Illinois
Illinois Pioneers Meet in 11th Reunion at Bunker Hill
The eleventh annual reunion of the old settlers of southern Macoupin and northern Madison counties drew about 2000 attendees to Bunker Hill.
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Macoupin
Madison Counties
Bunker Hill
Chicago Gypsum Plant Burns Damages At Chicago Site
A fire destroyed the United States Gypsum Company plant in Chicago causing an estimated loss of 75000 dollars. No injuries were reported as crews fought the blaze. The cause of the fire was not immediately determined and investigators were expected to review the scene.
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Chicago
United States Gypsum Company
Lincoln Monument Dedicated at Bunker Hill
With impressive ceremony the Lincoln monument erected at Bunker Hill is dedicated at a cost of $5,000.
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Lincoln
Bunker Hill
Do Animals Thinks and Sleep in Elephants
A discussion on animal perception versus human thought cites John Burroughs and Harper's Magazine. It contrasts sense memory with rational intelligence and notes elephants sleep little, often standing, with aging elephants needing less rest.
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John Burroughs
Harper's Magazine
Change Food Promises Health Through Grape-Nuts
A Ma man reports chronic nerve and stomach trouble cured by switching from meat to Grape-Nuts. He credits better sleep, vigor, and no medicine since adopting the cereal, noting his wife and daughter also began consuming it. The ad urges a ten day trial and highlights The Road to Wellville booklet.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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