Denver Press Club Hosts Nebraska Democrats at Bryan Visit
Denver during the Bryan visit drew attention to newspaper writers and women guests. Nebraska Democrats spent about 35 thousand dollars to back Bryan’s Denver candidacy, with railroads, hotel suites, badges, bands, and telegraph costs swelling the expenses. Frank Minett of Ohio spoke for anti injunction plank before the resolutions committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Arthur
Denver
Colorado
Denver Press Club
Florence Johnson
Ee. S. Johnson
South Dakota
Julia Wade
Martin J. Wade
Iowa
Washington
Judge Wade
Roosevelt
White House
Miss Johnson
Frank S. Minett
Ohio
Resolutions Committee
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Big Bryan
Brown Palace
Lincoln
Radical planks proposed by Turnbow for a party platform
Spokane July 10. B R Turnbow a Spokane pioneer and Palouse rancher outlines three platform planks. He demands 160 acre limits for land ownership, abolition of liquor and tobacco production with government buyout and disposal, and bans on liquor and tobacco imports under electricity penalties. He vows not to vote unless these planks are adopted.
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Spokane
Wash
B. R. Turnbow
Washington
Palouse Wheat Belt
United States
Territories
Turnbow
Sky Pilots Play Ball In Spokane Nine Inning Charity Game
Ministers of Spokane and city officials sign on for a July 25 game at Natatorium Park. Rev Henry I Rasmus and Rev Edwin B Lockhart form the gospelers battery while Mayor C Herbert Moore and Police Chief Ben H Rice handle the ministers pitching and catching. Umpire Asa W Brodrick and scorer Edward J Cannon are named. The event aims to aid needy Methodist churches amid tensions over railroad track elevations and city politics.
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Spokane
Wash
Henry I. Rasmus
M. E. Church
Edwin B. Lockhart
Gospelers
C. Herbert Moore
Ben H. Rice
Asa W. Brodrick
Edward J. Cannon
Northern Pacific Railway
Moore
Cannon
Willi
Sky Pilots
It Can't Be Beat Best Teacher Is Experience
C M Harden of Silver City NC endorses Electric Bitters noting it treats stomach liver and kidney issues effectively. He says it strengthens weakness backaches and run down conditions and guards against chills and malaria. Sold with guarantee at Lemmon's Pharmacy for 50 cents.
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C. M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
Wray Couple Return Home After Hedrick Visit
Mr and Mrs John t Wray departed for their Hedrick home this morning after a weeklong visit at the Press Figgins residence north of the city.
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Mrs
John*t Wray
Hedrick
Press Figgins
Mr and Mrs Wesley Price Return to Ainsworth
Mr and Mrs Wesley Price returned home to Ainsworth last evening after spending the day in the city.
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Mrs. Wesley Price
Ainsworth
City
Grand Army Men Protest Brooks Transfer
Washington July 10 Grand Army veterans protest the move of Captain Newton H Brooks from superintendent of foreign mails in the postoffice department to a subordinate post with Basil Miles named as his successor Brooks is a former commander of the department of the Potomac and held leadership roles in the Union Soldiers' Alliance Loyal Legion and the Sons of the American Revolution A meeting is to be held tonight to adopt resolutions urging the president to prevent the su ccession
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Washington
Grand Army
Newton H. Brooks
Post- Office Department
Basil Miles
Pennsylvania
Berlin
Captain Brooks
Department of the Potomac
Union Soldiers’ Alliance
Loyal Legion
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Despondent youth ends life with shotgun in Danville
Francis R. Hume, 22, wrote a grim note and killed himself with a shotgun to his breast after expressing despair at not being able to find work or save enough to travel to a western ranch. His body was laid to rest without funeral services.
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Danville
Francis R. Hume
Hume
Boy Swallows Brass Key In Elwood
Norman Mero, six, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Mero, swallowed a three inch brass key while playing in Elwood Indiana. Neighbors worried for three days as Christian Scientists refused medical aid. After two days a coughing spell began and during a violent retching the key was expelled.
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Elwood
Norman
Harry Mero
Local Woman Hospitalized After Quick Head Turn
Greenfield Indiana on July 10 Miss Ethel Garriott of this city was in serious condition after quickly turning her head to avoid seeing her father kill a chicken. A spinal muscle was dislocated and a physician was needed to restore her head to its normal position.
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Greenfield
Ind
Ethel Garriott
Special Grand Jury Ordered in Ballard Murder Case
Springfield Ala July 10 Tudge Creighton of the Sangamon circuit court at the request of State s Attorney Hatch has ordered a special session of the grand jury to be impaneled Monday to consider the case of Jon James a negro charged with the murder of C A Ballard Sunday morning.
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Springfield
Tudge Creighton
Sangamon Circuit Court
Hatch
Jon James
C. A. Ballard
Weather Forecast For Midwest and Great Lakes
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions across Illinois Indiana and Lower Michigan. Wisconsin expected fair with warmer conditions in the eastern portion. Iowa likely fair with warmer weather in the southern part.
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Illinois
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Markets Report Chicago Board of Trade Prices and Live Stock Quotations
Quotations across wheat corn and oats show July and Sept positions with mixed highs and lows. Hogs cattle sheep quotes and receipts appear for Chicago and East Buffalo markets with range figures for prime and common stock and seasonal variations.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
East Buffalo Live Stock
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Woman Is Fascinated Deserts Home to go About With a Check Forger
Desperate Mississippi river area flooding drives large rats into Illinois land near Muscatine Iowa. Farmhouses barns and grain stores report heavy rodent infestation causing poultry deaths and crop damage. Enos Thompson four year old boy of Anda lusia is badly bitten by a rat while in bed raising fear of blood poisoning.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Enos
Henry Thompson
Andalusia
Prominent Iowa kin involved in Burlington forged check case
In Burlington a case against F B Mapes and his supposed wife unfolds with her being Nellie Dwyer, wife of Omaha businessman D F Crowell. Dwyer brother William talks bonds while Mapes faces several city warrants. Mapes sought to pass forged checks through a married pair scheme and is likely to prison.
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Burlington
Iowa
F. B. Mapes
Omaha
D. F. Crowell
Nellie Dwyer
Marshalltown
William Dwyer
Mapes
Chicago
Dwyer
Editor Wright Sells Charles City Daily Press
Postmaster Henry of the Weekly Herald has bought from B. F. Wright the Charles City Daily Press and Semi-Weekly Advocate. Wright had over fifty years in Floyd county publishing and county politics. Ill health drives his move to California to live with his daughter after sale details are finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Iowa
Henry
Weekly Herald
B. F. Wright
Reverend Beyer to preach in Brigh ton on July 12
Notice invites all veterans of Crocker’s Iowa Brigade to the fourteenth biennial reunion at Oskaloosa on September 9 and 10. Members of the Iowa Brigade units 11th 13th 15th and 16th Infantry are urged to attend. Col. Charles A. Clark will give the biennial address. regimental meeting at 1 30 p m Wednesday. Keota Eagle.
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Crocker
Iowa Brigade
Oskaloosa
13Th
15Th
16Th
Iowa Infantry
Charles A. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Keota Eagle
Rodman’s Fotoko Photo Graph Holder Patent
George Rodman, tied to Dr. E. F. Clapp’s inter urban network, has been issued a patent and released his new Fotoko photograph holder. Manufactured in Washington by Fotoko Mfg. Co. Iowa City Daily Press notes the invention’s strong market appeal.
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George Rodman
E. F. Clapp
Fotoko
Rodman
Washington
Fotoko Manfg. Co
Iowa City Daily Press
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Bock
Swift Specific CO
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Aea
Windsor Grocery
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