Hon Levin Handy Endorses George Gray for President Nomination
Delaware figure Hon Levin Handy urges George Gray of New Jersey as the Democratic choice for president. He argues Gray's patriotism, experience, and devotion to democracy make him the best fit, urging the convention to select a candidate who can win broadly beyond party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gray
New Jersey
Tevin Irving Handy
Delaware
United States
Judge Gray
Republican Party
Senate
Amg
Spain
George Gray Nominated for President by Delaware Voice
Delaware voices support for George Gray as presidential candidate citing his labor sympathy, judicial prudence, constitutional leadership, and southern appeal. The appeal praises Gray as moderate, proponent of industrial peace, and a Democrat electable across states including Connecticut New York New Jersey and Maryland with Delaware backing a national campaign.
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Republic
George Gray
Metice
Prudence
Senate
White House
Swallows and Snowbirds: Winter Havens Across Regions
The swallows winter in Central America and southern Mexico while appearing in southern states by mid February. They rarely reach New England before May. Rabbines winter in southern states and northern Mexico, forming flocks throughout the winter in gulf states.
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Central America
Mexico
New England
Gulf States
Dentist Confronts Dying Nerve During Tooth Probe
A patient groans as the dentist probes a tooth and declares the nerve is dying. The patient retorts that the doctor should treat the dying with more respect.
Unhappy Answer in The Curate Dialogue
A dialogue torn from London Opinion shows Giles explaining his loneliness after his wife’s death. The curate teases a spiteful cat as a distraction while discussing grief and companionship.
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Giles
London
End of Voyage Jonah Disembarks Amid Whale Gaze
The New York Sun notes Jonah ends his voyage with disembarkation and a wry remark about tipping the steward. He looks on the whale with half approving gaze as the voyage concludes.
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Jonah
New York Sun
Different Points of View in a Brief Exchange
A seedy pessimist laments poverty and calls it hard while a ragged optimist counters that it has always been easy for him. The terse dialogue contrasts bleak and bright outlooks in a compact exchange.
Successful guilt is the hame of so ciety
The fragment presents a quoted line attributed to Syrus about guilt and society, lacking clear news context or identifiable event, person, or organization to frame a fuller card. The readable text centers on a aphoristic saying rather than a reportable action.
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Syrus
Virginia Governor Backs Bryan for President
Governor Swanson of Virginia seconded the nomination of William Jennings Bryan, praising his zeal for the people and reform. The speech lauded Bryan as a fi gure of intrinsic worth, condemned predatory wealth, and urged the Democratic Party to seize this moment for unity and strong federal governance.
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Swanson
Virginia
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Hhis
Democratic Party
West
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan's Moral Appeal to Elect Bryan Over Taft
Augustus Thomas endorses William Jennings Bryan, accusing corporate influence of undermining republican institutions. He praises Bryan for demanding campaign finance publicity, opposition to injunctions, and a moral standard, urging a shift to people powered government and national purification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Thomas
Bryan
Republic
Pu Bryan
Taft
Nominating Session Moves for Kern Vice Presidency
The convention progresses with Governor Vardaman proposing to take up the vice presidential nomination. Governor Stone rules limiting nominating speeches to ten minutes and seconding speeches to five. Alabama yields to Indiana as roll of states is ordered. Tom Marshall of Indiana presents and will nominate John W. Kern.
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Vardaman
Mississippi
Stone
Missouri
Alabama
Indiana
Tom Marshall
John W. Kern
Daredevil Otto Injured During Slide for Life Show
Otto the daredevil of Bauscher's Carnival arrived in the city in a demoralized condition with a swollen lip, scratches, and bruises after an accident at Waterloo Electric Park during a 90 foot Slide for Life. He reports a torch ignition burned him, canvases tore on impact, and he was thrown fifty to sixty feet. He previously fell at Fairfield and failed to clear a gap at Waverly. He plans to rest in Cameron, Missouri, then resume the act.
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Otto
Bauscher
Carnival
Waterloo
Fairfield
Waverly
Cameron
They Went Fishing With Clergy In Morning Hunt
Neighbors watched as Rev. G D Rogers Rev. W R Sawhill Sherm Crone and Dot Hollingsworth dug for bait early today not a garden diggers. They then moved to Brighton hoping to catch fish Dot boasted of a 25 pounder and Sherm planned to display the catch at the South Side Market pending space. Rogers and Sawhill tempered their estimates but kept hopeful.
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G. D. Rogers
W. R. Sawhill
Sherm Crone
Dot Hollingsworth
Brighton
Dot
Sherm
South Side
Mr. Rogers
Mr. Sawhill
Vienna announces fresh salted nuts and sweets sale
Local notes report fresh salted peanuts and almonds at the Vienna along with crop cakes cupcakes rough and reds sponge drops all fresh for Saturday. Master Jesse Essley son of Roy and Mrs Essley Dallas City Jr visits grandparents north of the city. Miss Hazel Webb leaves for Valley Junction after weeks with city relatives. Helen Stewart and Edna Webb accompany her to Keota for a short visit.
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Vienna
Jesse Essley
Roy Essley
Dallas City, Jr
Martin Essley
Hazel Webb
Valley Junction
Helen Stewart
Edna Webb
Keota
Wireless messages report Atlantic fleet near Mo lokai
Portland reports two wireless messages from the battleship fleet that sailed from San Francisco. The latest message places the fleet 308 miles out on a Great Circle course to Molokai with pleasant weather and a plan to attempt wireless communication from Honolulu.
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Portland
Ore
Sanrancisco
Great Circle
Molokai
Honolulu
Hatching Season at Alabama Farm By Auburn
The State game farm near Auburn reports a rush of activity with 8,000 baby birds hatched this month and 2,000 more expected in the coming days. Mother birds guard dozens of eggs while chicks arrive daily at the busy incubator center.
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Macomb
Auburn
Tinois
In Days of Old Cavalier Saves Maid From Plight
A poem fragment recalls a knight rescuing a maid from danger and earning her thanks as women hail the brave Good knight in verse from Woman's Home Companion.
SOCIEFY Meeting and Recital At Presbyterian Church
The Helping Hand circle of the Second United Presbyterian church plans a 2:30 pm meeting with Miss Ethel McCreedy tomorrow. A recital to aid the Christian Endeavor is tonight at 8:15, featuring pianist Miss Dorothy Latchem and violinist Miss Lena Max-Well. Admission is 15 cents. Ottumwa guests Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Lewis and daughter Mide, plus John Shields and daughters Tita and Edith, and Mr. and Mrs. James Baird and Beatrice, picnicked yesterday on the river near Brighton. Mrs. LD. J. Palmer hosted a Sunset park picnic supper for her Sunday school class last evening.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
Ethel McCreedy
The
Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Latchem
Lena Max- Well
R. P. Lewis
Mide
John Shields
Tita
Edith
James Baird
Beatrice
Ottumwa
Brighton
LD. J. Palmer
Sunset Park
Mrs Emma McCall Scranton and Mrs McCall visit Kremlin pair
Mrs Emma McCall Scranton of Kremlin Oklahoma and Mrs R T McCall of this city were guests today at the William McCall home in Crawfordsville. A crowd of about forty young people gathered at the Jones home three miles west of the city last evening and were delightfully entertained. The host Steve Jones proved himself a splendid entertainer and every minute of the evening was enjoyable. The guests report a fine time.
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Emma McCall-Scranton
Kremlin
Okla
R. T. McCall
William McCall
Crawfordsville
Jones
Steve Jones
Miss Marguerite Cherry Hosts A. B. C. Club Party
Miss Marguerite Cherry entertained the A B C club at her South Marion avenue home to compliment her cousin Miss Helen McArthur of Aledo Illinois. Guests enjoyed lawn time and a luncheon. Out of town visitor Miss Verna Miksch of Muscatine attended.
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Helen McArthur
Aledo, Lil
Marguerite Cherry
South Marion Avenue
Verna Miksch
Muscatine
Thimble Bee Hosted by Miss Ella Dawson
Yesterday afternoon at 3 to 5 Miss Ella Dawson entertained about forty ladies at a thimble bee at her Dawson home. Honored guests were Mrs Henderson of Los Angeles and Mrs John French of Keokuk who are visiting this week. A social afternoon featured a luncheon served by the hostess with help from Mrs J D McLaughlin and Misses Anna and Etha Dawson. Guest from out of town included Mrs Isabelle McElhinney Nelson of Minden Nebraska.
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Ella Dawson
Henderson
Los Angeles
Calif
John French
Keokuk
Dawson
J. D. McLaughlin
Anna
Etha Dawson
Isabelle
Coffee Cakes and Rolls for Saturday at the Vienna
A local notice promotes baking goods offerings with varieties of coffee cakes and assorted rolls for a Saturday sale at the Vienna venue. The brief emphasizes a broad selection likely to attract neighborhood shoppers and guests seeking pastries.
Velvet pictures promise comfort and charm for evenings
Our gallery highlights velvet finished paintings that ease eye strain and offer humor and pathos. We advertise new and more beautiful pictures daily. The Count of Monte Cristo, presented tonight, surpasses description. Come and see for yourself.
Oklahoma Indians to Play Local Team Wednesday
The Oklahoma Indians ball team will visit on Wednesday the 15th for a baseball game with a local squad. Manager Fred R Hobert arranged the encounter and said a strong local team will meet the Indians for a spanking good game. Attend and witness the Indians first tour through here.
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Oklahoma Indians
Fred R. Hobert
Indians
Fresh bread and cakes at the Vienna and South Side Market
The notice lists bakery specials at the Vienna with angel food and devils food loaves and lager cakes, and urges shoppers to buy a Sunday dinner chicken or roast at the South Side Market. It also reports local movement as Miss Katherine Mauthe visits Omaha and Miss Tesse Bear travels to Ollie, Richland, and Hedrick, with Katherine Berdo returning home from the Wrights northeast of the city.
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Vienna
South Side
Katherine Berdo
Joe,Wright
Court Notice Published Four Weeks in The Evening Journal
Attorneys for Plaintiff recall that on June 28 1908 a verified petition in the above titled cause is presented to the undersigned and the notice is ordered published once weekly for four weeks. R E Willockson judge of said court.
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Augustus Burham
John B. Patterson
Calvin Craven
KR. Burham
Samuel W. Patterson
Margaret Patterson
Hugh Smith
Louisa W. Thompson
Washington County
Iowa
Towit
District Court
Court House
Washington
J. L. Brookhart
Evening Journal
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Levin Irving Handy
Atlantic Seaboard
Connecticut
New York
Maryland
West Virginia
GOV. S8wa
Thomas Tales
Clayton
Ollie Jones
Kentucky
Sociefy
Oklahoma
Katherine Mauthe
Omaha
Nebr
Tesse Bear
Ollie, Richland
Hedrick
John A. Babcock
North American Commission Company
Max Miller
Chas. Anderson
Henry Steck
Ben Wallace
Goodluck Camp
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
G. E. Gissell
Washington, Iowa
Georgia
J. ©. Smith
Cash Grocery
J.F. HW. Taylor
Plaintiff
R. E. Willcockson
Said
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