Bryan and Party View of the Leaders
The Democratic National Committee members from Kentucky New York Alabama Nevada Kansas Texas New Mexico Maryland Connecticut Nebraska Wisconsin Iowa North Carolina and Vernon reply that Bryan will not be nominated again and that his name likely won’t be at the national convention Trusts tariff revision and imperialism are seen as top issues for the 1904 campaign.
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New York
Herald
William Jennings Bryan
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Kansas
Texas
New Mexico
Maryland
Prefer Boys in Blue to Men in Green
Washington Aug 2 Secretary Root angered army officer families with a move from blue to olive green uniforms. Officers wives condemn the change saying the blue uniform holds sentiment, durability, and beauty. They compare it unfavorably with a green park police style and urge Congress to oppose retirement of the blue uniform.
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Root
Washington Park
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Ways to Kill Cockroaches Warned by Agriculture Dept
Washington D C Aug 2 The pamphlet by C I Marlatt first assistant entomologist to the Department of Agriculture details the origin habits and extermination of roaches It endorses fumigation with hydrocyanic gas but warns of danger and requires safety measures Other methods include pyrethrum powder boric sulphur dust phosphorus paste and fumigants Bisulphide or carbon will kill roaches but requires sealing rooms for 24 hours and ample ventilation afterward
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Washington, D. C
Marlatt
Department of Agriculture
Frightened to Death by Child's Gay
Mrs. Carrie Green wife of Charles Green of Montgomery County died today in Indianapolis. The brief item notes the unusual cause of death referenced as fright from the child but provides few further details about the incident or investigation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Carrie Green
Charles Green
Montgomery County
Woman driven to insanity after heard son shot by misfired hunter
The Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane treated a mother, Mrs. Green, who collapsed into acute mania after her son announced he had been shot. The boy was unharmed, but a stray bullet had grazed their dog. the misfire sparked the family tragedy as the mother’s mind broke and she was sent to the state institution.
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Central Indiana Hospital
Green Homestead
Man Fulfills Long Wanderer Oath Returns Home After 40 Years
John Dust, 80, who left Tippecanoe Ohio 40 years ago after a family quarrel, traveled from St Louis to Cincinnati seeking relatives. He reported that his eldest son died recently, prompting his bid to return to his home where only one family member remains.
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Dust
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Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Lieutenant Brown Reprimanded for Manila Editor Assault
The War Department reports Lieutenant Lytie Brown of the Engineer Corps was tried by court martial for assaulting Manila editor Charles Ziegenfuss and conduct unbecoming an officer. Brown was reprimanded. General Chaffee criticizes his method of redress and warns against neglecting the law in public life. Ziegenfuss had previously lived in Colorado and California.
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California
Let The Citizen Mail The News For Summer Readers
Citizens planning summer trips can have The Citizen mailed to their address at the same carrier price. Leave address at The Citizen business office corner Stone avenue and Broadway or call Main 171.
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Territorial Democratic Convention call for Arizona September 3 1902
Territorial Democratic Central Committee calls a convention in Tucson September 3 1902 to select a candidate for Delegate to Congress and to organize the Territorial Central Committee. It invites all reform factions to join for a pure economical government and directs county committees to select delegates based on votes for Marcus A. Smith in 1900 with proxies allowed only for county residents. The committee also urges primaries per Revised Statutes and notes official leadership by Ellinwood and Trott.
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Democratic Central Committee
Prescott
Atiz
Tucson
Congress
Territorial Central Committee
Democratic Central Conmcitees
Marcus A. Smith
Gates
Onal Wea
Inas
Aisilacesecy
Inasiecaens Cena Oogortios
Maricopa
Mohavei
Santa Cruz
Respectivity
Sevral
Paragaohs
Arizona
Demcratic
E. E. Ellinwood
Frank P. Trott
Harness and buggy stock sale at 110 S Meyer Street
Owing to moving preparations to Congress street we offer large reductions on harness saddles buggies and wagons. Sale runs until September 1. F J Villaescusa at 110 South Meyer Street conducts the reduction sale listed.
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Congress Street
F. J. Villaescusa
S. Meyer Street
Fine Jewelry Offered at Low Prices by EB Capo
Advertises fine pieces at low prices from EB G Capo Jewelers located at 83 West Congress, inviting customers to visit the shop for value and selection.
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Faiffang
Capo
West Congress
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