Vice Presidency at Sea sons
Denver July 9 Though Bryan is still likely to head the Democratic ticket predictions on the vice presidency remain conjecture. The platform shape will influence choices with many candidates named including Gray Mitchell Kern Towne Harrison and Howell among others as possible favorites or also rans.
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Denver
Bryan
Gray
Delaware
Mitchell
Ilinois
Kern
Indiana
Towne and Harrison
New York
Howell
Georgia
Runnin
Preservation of forests group meets in South
A gathering at the Merchants Club considers plans to protect forests in the South and lumber districts of the South and Middle West. Gifford Pinchot spoke at a prior meeting. Leaders met with President Roosevelt and Nelson W. Stel2od of St. Louis chaired, declining to outline the plan.
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South
Bolt
Mercantile Club
Forfars
Th South
Middle West
Giffard Pinchot
Mont Roosevelt
Nelson W. Stel2od
St. Louis
Roosevalt
Still Fighting in Korea Insurgents Suffer Losses
Advices from Seoul state government troops press the insurgent fight in Korea with many engagements reported across the disturbed area. Within eight miles, insurgent losses average ten killed per encounter, and four thousand nine hundred ninety two insurgents have surrendered to date. Telegraph and telecommunication services, disrupted during the disturbances, are nearly fully restored.
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Tokio
Seoul
Songster in Back Yard Sparks Household Gaffe
In a Chicago News excerpt a family discovers a tramp singing in the yard for an hour. Mrs Stubb confesses the mix up, claiming she boiled bird seed by mistake rather than a dish of boiled meal. The line ends with a reflection on wisdom as knowledge and conduct.
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Stub
Maria
Stubb
John
Mr. Stubb
Chicago News
Wahpeton Native Joins Navy Sees World Tour
Joe Kaiser from Wahpeton writes from Puget Sound about Navy service since August 1905. He travels with sixteen battleships from Hampton Roads to Havana and South America, and plans a world cruise starting July 7 returning to Boston in March. He mentions meeting Buck Williardt near Seattle and sailing from San Francisco on July 20.
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Navy
Buffalo
N. Y
Havana
Cuba
South America
Hampton Roads
San Francisco
Boston
Mass
Navy Yard
Seattle
Washlington
Buck” Williardt
Charleston
Tom
Tam
Jos Kaiser
Illinois
California
Passing of Dowie and the Dowie Legacy
The article recalls John Alexander Dowie once famed as a healer and Zion founder now reduced to a personal estate of 1200 dollars with Mrs. Jane Dowie awarded 4400 as widow dowry. Receivers have taken robes jewels home furnishings while Mrs Dowie seeks a bedroom set and heirlooms from Shiioh House including a mahogany set linked to Esther Dowie who died in a fire. Dowie’s real estate value is uncertain and his son Gladstone and Mrs Dowie operate a chicken business on the Michigan estate Ben Mac Dhui near Muskegon.
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Dowie
John’ Alexander Dowie
Elijah II
Jane Dowie
Zion
Esther Dowie
Michigan
Muskegon
One Heavy Gold Wedding Ring Reported Lost
Lost wedding ring described as heavy gold with inscription. Finder urged to return it to Mrs. E. G. Birch for a reward. Date notation 6-18-1f appears on the notice. Local finder should contact the listed party for claim of reward.
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Mra
Birch
Otter Tail Dam Near Berens Hills Shapes Wahpeton Power
The Otter Tail Power Company dam under construction six miles southwest of Berens Hills will supply Wahpeton Breckenridge and surrounding towns with electric power. A local delegation toured the site noting its rock cement and iron construction, the long 400 foot wall, and a river base to prevent breaches. Rates proposed include residential and commercial lighting with monthly minimums and per kilowatt hour charges, plus a 10 percent discount if paid by the 10th. company aims for fair profits and low rates for citizens.
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Otter Tail River
Berens Halis ii
Mesers
Myhra
Hughes
Wich ‘Man
Kidder
Gamble
Leach
Quinn
Connolly
Snyder
Sterns
N. P
Fergus
Drafton
St. Paul and
Pacific By
Otter Tail
Battle
East Battle
Stewart
Clitherall
Pelican River
Fergus Falls
North West
Furmi Light
Wahpeton
H. P
The Millionaires and the President
A Chicago Convention tale claims a dying financier fainted after thirty minutes of cheering for Roosevelt. The piece questions why wealthy attendees showed such devotion linking it to alleged collusion with the President. It shifts to unrelated ads for watch repair and dog breeding.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Roosvelt
Taft Hope Fades as Foraker Reelection Stir Conflicts
An alarmed partisan voices distress over Taft electability, warning Republicans that Senator Foraker faces trouble. After Ohio Taft supporters agree on Foraker’s reelection, frantic appeals may rally negroes and wage earners to back the GOP and Foraker. Kad daty bread for sale at Swank's grocery.
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Foraker
Taft
Ohio
United States
Cleveland widow thanks nation for condolence flood
Princeton New Jersey July 80 Mrs Grover Cleveland gratefully acknowledges the wave of condolences sent after former President Cleveland's death. She says personal replies are impossible due to the vast number and asks the press to convey her and her children's gratitude and appreciation to all who thought of him.
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Mr. Cleveland
Nicaragua backs Honduras as revolution brews in Central America
A Washington dispatch says Nicaragua has taken up arms for Honduras with an army being recruited and troops sent with Maxims. A second dispatch from the Americas representative in Sakyaor suggests the movement against Honduras has failed.
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Nicaragua
Sister Republic
Washington
Honduras
State Department
Maxis
Department
the Americas
Sak ‘Yaior
Canadian wheat crop yield estimated at 125 million bushels
Winnipeg reports after reviewing Western Canada crop status that the leading railways estimate the total wheat yield at 125,000,000 bushels with about twenty bushels per acre. Last year produced 67,000,000 exported from 105,000,000 available for export this season.
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Winnipeg
Man
Western
Canada
Texas
Shamrock Wins Lipton Cup In New York
The Shamrock yacht captained by Charles Harr won the $1,000 Lipton cup for the Cape Slay defeating Mimosa IL by more than two elapsed hours as crews endured nearly twenty hours of rough seas. In Oswego New York a storm wrecked the barge James G. Blaine and its crew, including a woman cook, were rescued after the vessel broke apart.
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New York
Thorpoon
Shamrock
Charles Harr
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Shawrock
Forest
Mimosa IL
Ieras
Oswego
N. Y
Lake Ontario
James G. Blaine
Orew
Bea
Man in iron mask tale ends with odd plea
Fragmentary note describes a man claiming to suffer, requesting mercy and sympathy for his wife amid an unclear incident. The phrase The man in the iron mask appears as a rigid quotation, with a cryptic claim of robbery and a plea for respect.
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Iron Mask
New York
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