Kimmerle Named for Governor as Bryan Indorsed for 1908
Detroit Aug 3 The Democratic state convention here endorsed William J Bryan for president in 1908 and nominated Charles H Kimmerle of Cassopolis for governor over Stanley E Parkhill of Owosso. A motion to investigate National Chairman Taggart was laid on the table amid strong defense of Bryan's endorsement. The ticket also includes Culver Devine Wellman Doyle Yuell Webster Sheldon Sullivan and other state officials.
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Detroit
William J. Bryan
National Democratic Committee
Thomas B. Taggart
Charles H. Kimmerle
Cassopolis
Stanley E. Parkhill
Owosso
Rush Culver
Marquette
P. J. Devine
Stanton
Charles Wellman
Port Huron
K. J. Doyle
Grand Rapids
John Yuell
Vanderbilt
Elmer R. Webster
Yentiac
Clarence L. Sheldon
Bay City
State Board of Education
Jas. J. Sullivan
Muskegon
Taggart
Fowler
Resolutions Committee
E. 0
Wood
Flint
Edward Ryan
Houghton
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Bryan executive committee selects Madison Square tickets
New York August 3 At a Wil liam J Bryan reception committee meeting reserved seats for Madison Square Garden were approved with a 12 000 seat capacity. About 1000 prominent Democrats nationwide were invited. Treasurer Alexander Troup said reception costs would exceed 10000. Edward Murphy Jr Garvin Breckenridge Lewis Hill named to the committee.
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New York
William J. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Bryan
Lewis Nixon
Alexander Troup
Edward Murphy, Jr
Troy
Garvin
Rhode Island
Clifford Breckenridge
Arkansas
James H. Lewis
Chicago
David B. Hill
Albany
Hill
Hoge
Senator Hill
al Adit
Election Proceeding Moments Amid Reception Comment
In a non political reception for a distinguished citizen, man E. Mack stated approval. Troup withdrew his objection after Mack’s assurance, and Hill was elected without further discussion.
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E. Mack
Mack
Troup
Hill
Bryan Unanimously Indorsed for President by 415 Delegates
Minot North Dakota August 3 Bryan was unanimously indorsed for president by the 415 delegates at the Democratic state convention. The Nebraskan praised as friend of the working people and the convention condemned the Republican platform and party leaders as corporation men betraying the people. Brynolfson opened the gathering with Casey and Walsh in key roles.
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Minot
X. D
Bryan
Hansborough
McCumber
B.S. Brynolfson
Knocked out by a ram in Albany Indiana incident
Albany Indiana August 3 M A Wilson a retired farmer and business man was injured when trying to separate a ram from his flock. The ram charged him knocking him unconscious. Wilson suffered facial injuries including a dislodged tooth a flattened nose and multiple contusions no broken bones were found and he is slowly recovering after hospital care.
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Albany
Ind
Wilson
Gage's Son Dies by Self Inflicted Shot in Seattle
Seattle August 3 E A Gage son of ex secretary of the treasury shot himself through the heart at the Tourist hotel. Acquaintances say he had behaved strangely for some time. Mrs E A Gage arrived two days earlier and detectives tracked him as he moved between hotels using assumed names.
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Seattle
Wash
E. A. Gage
Desertions From Army At American Lake Camp
Reports reach the presidio of frequent desertions by troops at the Washington summer camp near American Lake. Several regiments of national guard and regulars are stationed for instruction. Notably, In Company 1 of the Twenty-Second Infantry only seven men and officers remain to bear the company name.
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San Francisco
Presidio
American Lake
Washington
National Guard
Twenty-Second Infantry
Man Threats Blood Spill Triggers Panic at Pittsburgh Hall
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania on August 3 a man named William Brown demanded an optimized street car ride or blood. Police overpowered him and he was taken to a sanatorium after his brother claimed he was sunstruck the previous day. His brother arrived during the incident and testified Brown had sun exposure prior to the event.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny City Hall
William Brown
Glenn
Brown
Shanghai Typhoon Hero Rescues Missionary Minister
Captain Train son of Admiral Train led a boat crew to aid an overturned houseboat rescuing Rev. D. McGillivray missionary and Robert Law Shanghai Wharf manager. several natives drowned as junks turned turtle and crews perished.
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Shanghai
Captain Train
Admiral Train
D. McGillivray
Robert Law
Shanghai Wharf Company
McGillivray
Tragedy as two workers struck by returning train near Indianapolis
Four miles east of the city, PD. F. Sterling and Taylor Gappit were hit by a work train while returning home from Beech Grove. Sterling was killed instantly and Gappit died later at a hospital. The men failed to notice the approaching train backing toward the city.
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Indianapolis
Beech Grove
PD. F. Sterling
Taylor Gappit
Sterling
Gappit
Missing Men Found Dead In Mining Tunnel Collapse
Denver August 3 The bodies of L A Thompson secretary and treasurer and W W Mathers superintendent of the Tepest Apex Mining have been found in a tunnel of the Mickey Breen mine. They were caught in a cave in and smothered.
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Denver
L. A. Thompson
W. W. Mathers
Lightning Strike Kills Boy in Indiana Storm
In Lebanon Indiana on August 3 fifteen boys seeking shelter from a thunderstorm under a tree were struck by lightning. Fourteen year old Cede Rice died and the others were knocked down and seriously shocked.
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Lebanon
Ind
Here
Cede Rice
Major Alfred Dreyfus and His Family
The article highlights the devoted letters between Alfred Dreyfus and his wife during his years on Devil's Island. It notes Mme Dreyfus and their two children Pierre and Jeanne as central to his resilience, detailing her tireless advocacy and expenditure of much of her fortune for his vindication.
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Alfred Dreyfus
Devil's Island
Mme, Dreyfus
Pierre
Jeanne
Major Dreyfus
Mme. Dreyfus
Mutiny and fires pace Russian Baltic crisis
Mutinies falter at Sveaborg and Cronstadt but rebels push plans for a general strike while Reval, Riga, and Libau loom. The cruiser Pamyat Azova bore the red flag after mutiny. fires burn in Kostroma forests as tensions rise along the Gulf of Finland.
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St. Petersburg
Reval
Gulf of Finland
Asia
Abo
Sveaborg
Kostroma
Kniaz Potemkine
Pamyat
Azoyva
Esthenianr
Meyer
United States
Pamyat Azova
Imperial family flee rumors strain Peterhof amid panic
Reports claim the emperor and family fled Peterhof during the opening of the siege at Cronstadt, triggering palace panic. Officials later denied the flight, saying damp conditions forced a temporary move back to Tsarskoe Selo from Peterhof.
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Cronstadt
Peterhof
Tsarskoe Selo
Work of the Red Committee Uprising at Cronstadt Fails
The revolutionary military committee conceived and executed an uprising at Cronstadt but failed. Faulty intelligence at Fort Constantine and the arsenal doomed the plan. The signal at 11 PM split sailors, sappers, and pioneers into three groups to kill officers seize the arsenal and capture the fortress and train.
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Cronstadt
Revolutionary Military Committee
Fort Constantine
Saginaw Police Stop Elopement Of Knight And Miss Jones
Saginaw police halted an elopement from a Pere Marquette station train as Joseph L. Knight 24 and Miss Jones 18 from Bay City headed for Detroit and Windsor to wed. After parental reconciliation a marriage license was issued and the couple planned to marry.
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Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw
Joseph L. Knight
Miss Jones
Bay City
Pere Marquette Station
Detroit
Windsor
Knight
General Strike Ordered in St. Petersburg
LA IRA announces a formal general strike to start tomorrow at noon in St. Petersburg as reported by Special to The Evening Journal. The move reflects broad labor unrest with union leadership coordinating citywide actions and potential impacts on public services and business operations.
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ST. Petersburg
Evening Journal
Belsher Sentenced to Twelve Years for Embezzlement
William H. Belsher, former mayor, who fled years ago and surrendered Monday, was sentenced today in Patterson New Jersey to twelve years in state prison on the charge of embezzlement.
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Patterson
N. J
The
Evening Journal
William H. Belsher
Baseball scores from Chicago dated August eighth
Baseball scores list from Chicago with multiple leagues and games. Cincinnati defeated Boston 7 to 4 in the league, while Boston won 3 to 3? in another. American League shows Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 2 in ten innings. Detroit beat New York 11 to 1. St Louis defeated Washington 11 to 2. Chicago beat Boston 3 to 0. Western and other associations report Milwaukee 9 Louisville 2, Toledo 8 St Paul 4, Kansas City 3 Indianapolis 0, Columbus 11 Minneapolis 2, Des Moines 9 Pueblo 6, Lincoln 8 Denver 4. Rain halted several games.
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Chicago
Boston
Incinnati
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Washington
St. Louia
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Pueblo
Lincoln
Denver
Ac Omaha
Templeton Patter son wed in Ridgely Park ceremony
Philadelphia reports Fay Templeton, actress, wed William Patterson of Pittsburg. Rev I G Steinmetz conducted the nuptials at Dr Giels home, Ridgely Park. The notice appears in the local column, noting a private family ceremony.
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Philadelphia
Fay Templeton
William Patterson
Pittsburg
I. G. Steinmetz
Giels
Ridgely Park
Chicago Market Report August 3 1906 Hog and cattle prices
Chicago market report shows hog receipts estimated at 12000 with strong prospects and various price ranges for light mixed and heavy hogs. Cattle receipts around 1500 with steady to good demand, beef prices from 3.70 to 6.40, and sheep and lambs trading steady to good. Market notes include strong to higher tone and packers holding off, with closing prices listed for hogs cattle and sheep.
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Sheep & Lambs
Records Demanded in Minnesota Railroad Earnings Dispute
The Minnesota railroad antiwarehense commission ordered railroads to produce all records their earnings base at the 진행ing merchandise care hearing. The move, the broadest of its kind, could force carriers to bring records to the state capital. The hearing featured Manahan of Severance challenging railroads’ attorney and highlighted tensions between shippers and carriers over earnings trends.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
State Railroad Antiwarehense Commission
State Capitol
Manahan
Severance
Staples
Hastings
Minn
Northern Paettle Railroad
Iowa
Iilinela
Great Northern Railroad
Shippers
Jas. Manahan
Minnesota Shippers’ Association
Severance Seeks Broad Rail Records Examination at Hearing
At the hearing, Severance urged extending review of railroad records to verify officials figures. He opposed Minnesota Shippers' association access and pressed for broad inspection by an adverse party. He cited rebates and profits, predicting court action if access is blocked.
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Severance
Minnesota Shippers’ Association
Cleorge Loftus
Tam
Manahan
Commission
Hastings Matting Company
The
Shippers
Hastings
Great Western
Great Northern
Mills
Farrington
Milwaukee Road
Stanford trustees adopt open shop policy at repair work
San Francisco Aug 3 At the annual meeting of the Stanford university board of trustees Judge S F Leib of San Jose who has presided eight years declined re election Horace Davis was elected The trustees decided to adhere to the open shop principle in repairing university buildings and not concede to striking workmen demands
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San Francisco
Stanford University
S. F. Leib
San Jose
Horace Davis
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