Poligy Backs Shepard for 1904 Presidential Nomination
Bryan poligy stated plainly he advocates nominating Shepard for president in 1904. The remark signals support from an active political figure for the candidate.
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30 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1902
Page
1
Cleveland talk on Alli trust and Pettigrew remarks
The article reports on campaign rhetoric in Cleveland, referencing Alli as a candidate and questioning trust in supporters of Bryan. It notes Pettigres’ comments, a speech at Mantasket, and concerns about Democratic unity and party influence ahead of the 1964 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Pettigres
Bence Pettiigres
Cleveland Ws
Tle
Ground Fire Smolders in Louisiana Marsh Region
Reports from Tez July describe a ground fire in the south eastern corner of Louisiana. A wide underground burn has charred a two mile long, half tile wide trench and remains burning for months. Marshy ground and oil-like seepage complicate the blaze as wind and rain fail to quench it.
Fasting Lecture Planned by Trained Expert in West Virginia
Loans Town WV resident EAward Parle Puriton announces a fasting lecture series at West Virginia University aimed at curing night liver complaint and aiding mental work. He has fasted 17 days and reports little discomfort despite weight loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loans Town
W. Va
Eaward
Woo
Virginia Comimer
Puriton
Standard Oil Denies European Alliance Rumor
New York report alleges Standard Oil of New Jersey formed a world production alliance with Rothschild and Noble. Elliott, attorney for the company, dismisses the claim as without foundation and says the story has no basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
York
Hee
Rothchild and Noble
Erests
Elliott
Anders
Terseu
Train strikes wagon carrying Illion team. driver killed
In Binghamton area at Lestershire crossing a Erie passenger train hit a wagon carrying the Illion State League baseball team. The driver, a colored man, was killed. A young man named Signor of Binghamton was injured, and pitcher Hess of the Illion team suffered minor injuries as the others escaped in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghampton
N.Y
Erie
Lestershire
Signor
Binghamton
Alex
Hess
Illion
Fire at Stoner Wall Paper Leaves One Dead
David Watt and J P Miller, night watchmen, fell asleep on duty at the Stoner Wall Paper building. The fire broke out, Watt died and Miller was fatally hurt. The blaze caused $404 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deb Moines Ln
David Watt
J P Miller
Stoner Wall
Watt
Binife
Miller
Husband Accuses Wife in Alleged Yacht Scandal
New York reports Archibee Watt, once commodore of the American Yacht Club, accuses his wife of hosting a minister aboard The American while he slept. He says she dictated a letter and threatened him with a pistol during a bitter dispute over alimony and divorce proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Archibee Watt
Ameran
Watts
Yardt
Watt
Borton
Wait
Adi
Tmraning
Platt and Wysther Bay Guests of Roosevelt in New York
Thomas Platt and George Ane, leaders of the New York Republican Party, are guests of President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill Wysther Bay. The visit, announced today, aims to discuss the political situation in New York State. Roosevelt reportedly abandoned a planned trip to Gardiner’s Bay to observe mayoral practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyster Bay
Lesaor Thomas Platt
George ©Ane
Republican State Committee of
New York
Romevelt
Gisewes
New York State
Guardines’ Bay
Imperial gratitude from German Kaiser
Berlin July The German emperor has conferred two decorations on Americans during Prince Henry’s visit to the United States. The Hed Varle of the third lease notes the mayors of several cities entertaining him and orders for others entertaining him were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
The
United States
Prince Henry
Satming
Father and son die after fall from railroad bridge
Geore Mtoughton, 57, and his 14 year old Claude were killed when they fell from a railroad bridge over the Wingwki river near Burlington. Police noted Mtoughton had recent unemployment and a prior arrest for alleged abuse. The tragedy occurred as onlookers gathered and the river ran shallow at the impact site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Geore Mtoughton
Oon
Claude
Wingwki River
Grover Queveland Faces Questions Over Company Wares
Fragmented text hints at a business dispute surrounding Grover Queveland and a company named Ges. It references investors, market activity, and potential concerns about leadership or product lines while noting a period of scrutiny and speculation about the venture's stability.
Pine Bluff man seeks wife through matchmaker effort
In Pine Bluff Arkansas H W D Perens aged 8 years and Mrs Fort plan a Warner County marriage as an unusual romance unfolds. A neighbor Irrois Altechel helps find a wife for the widower of long standing. An elaborate wedding is expected with a hopeful home ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Biavy
Ark
W. D Perens
Fannie Fort
Warner
Linesin County
Amy
Desolate College Widow Dies After Kidnapping Allegation
A desolate Yale widow from New Haven was found dead in a boat after an abduction attempt involving her lover Alfred Awetel of Atlanta Georgia. The victim, described as one of the town’s prettiest girls, died from injuries as police investigated the incident. The report notes her ties to Yale and her family’s prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Em Cocke
Anchowr
Alfred Awetei
Atlanta
Georgia
Wyvathern Famlie
Tor Vale Jae Ethosl
Yale Prademi
Striking Miners Riot in Pennsylvania Mills
In Bhenandoah Pennsylvania on a July night a large crowd of about sixteen thousand nine hundred strikers mobbed the West Mhenandoah colliery driving out non union workers from engines pumps and the fire rooms. They damaged a breaker and later pickedeted mine approaches urging men to quit. Deputy Sheriff Coombe and Union Organizer Ginley led a posse to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhenandoah, Pa
West Mhenandoah
Coombe
Ginley
Parson Objected Beer Clash Delays Austin Church Work
A conflict at the new Firet Baptist church in Austin halted progress over beer at the site. Reverend Lapp and church leaders barred alcohol while workmen demanded beer to cope with heat. A strike followed as workers refused to continue without access to beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Firet Baptist ‘Aauies
Austin
Reslapp
Unclear OCR sports note with stray symbols
Fragmentary report lists gasoline and copper prices with odd characters and no coherent context or identifiable events or names.
Bloodhounds Pursue Train Robbers as Utah Convention Opens
July 29 Ogden Utah Three men robbed a Rio Grande passenger on a Union Station platform. A pursuing detective was shot at and relieved of revolver and handcuffs. A posse exchanged fire. Policeman Farr was wounded. Bloodhounds were placed on the robbers’ trail this morning. The Republican state convention convened in the new Auditorium with Sen. All ed and Dolliver present and a large attendance. The platform spoke on reciprocity and regional sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Rio Grande
Union Station
Volver
Farr
UBS Moins
Senatore Allied
Dolliver
Wilson
Congressiunel
Horrible Agent Drunken Mother Two Children Dead
A drunken mother in a reported incident left two children dead and another dying while she lay unconscious, with authorities investigating the circumstances and stating the case involves severe neglect and potential charges.
Life in New York Mother Faces Murder Accusation
A Brooklyn mother is suspected of murdering her two babies while in poverty and intoxicated. Richard Meade witnessed distress at No 4 Emerson Place as the incident unfolded. The woman, described as destitute, reportedly harmed her children during a period of hardship and unemployment and was later encountered by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Bilier
Cenerel Miller
Willers
Joe
Bey Farms
Miller
Washington
Lebpet Ure
Richard Meade
Ore
Emerson Ace Brooklyn
Welch
Adama Express
Tres
New York
Aaa
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