Roosevelt and Bryan Radical Versus Conservative
Washington June 13 Special The next presidential campaign will be fought with Democrats labeling Bryan as conservative and Republicans backing Roosevelt as radical. Senators Elkins Spooner Hale and others discuss railroad rate bills and antipass provisions as they push toward a conference report while noting the era’s political shifts and the rise of perceived national socialism fears.
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Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Bryan
Hoon
Roosevelt
Lam
Delleve
Elkins
Spooner
Hale
Tilman
Catlom
Yates
Unclear political actions and violent clash reported in Terre Haute
Fragmented notes describe Democratic leaders James P. Stunand and Ald Weeks pledging voter actions and raising funds for campaigns while criticizing election law violations. The piece mentions inspectors and health officials, plus a violent railroad-area incident leaving one or more injured in a street confrontation.
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Terre Haute
Tod
Jane
James P. Stunand
Repair- Hea
Chat Ald
Weeks
Coty
Jean Conneet
Indiana
Weather Summary From Official Forecast
The report notes cool conditions settling tonight across Minas, Lower Miety, and Wise with fair skies. Light north winds expected and temperatures easing overnight, with remaining dry conditions.
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Minas
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets
Market reports from Chicago and East Buffalo show mixed prices for grains and livestock. Cattle and hogs commanded steady to strong bids with calves and sheep highlighted by higher demand and notable receipts.
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Chicago
Ehoteo
Butte
East Bufalo
East Buffalo
N.Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
N. Y
Roasting Doctors and Vivisection Critique in London
The piece mocks medical professionals including Bernard Shaw as like police for intimidation. It notes Antivivisection debates in London, references French revolutions, and argues against doctors threatening death for disobedience. It mentions surgeons profiting from procedures and the dubious value of vivisection.
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George Bernard Shaw
London
New York
American and Journal
France
Plan for a nationwide Fourth of July celebration
The Rev Charles M Sheldon proposes a new plan to fund a common public ball in each town or city for the Fourth of July. He suggests Topeka and towns nationwide join a fund to uplift the entire community, contrasting with traditional city celebrations.
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Charles Af. Sheldon
Topeka
Kan
United States
Kansas City
City hall dream framed as civic uplift and youth rally
A speaker imagines a hall as a city rallying place for civic progress and children's learning, praising a dedicated space for patriotism and moral uplift. The text then shifts to a chaotic scene about a cyclone cellar, rubber belt fashion, and folding gadgets, blending civic vision with unrelated satire.
World Giant Firecrackers Explosion And Tragedy
An explosion at a fireworks facility near Beckian and Henry Brockmeyer injuries threaten two workers and triggers a massive blaze. Fire crews fight flames after a spark from powder ignites 1 600 giant crackers. several employees rush to extinguish nearby explosives. A separate report notes Mrs Felix Dunwoody ends her life in a locked room in Macon on June 12.
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Fie
Beckian
Henry Brockmeyer
Temckers
Beckman
Wire
Macon
Felix Dunwoody
Fell
Dunwooty
Dunwoody
Roosevelt
Mary Parker
Ozark
Kind of Heaven He Likes Mackay Preaches on Heaven and Unity
New York June 12 Dr Donald Sage Mackay pastor of St Nicholas church and president of the general synod spoke to members of the general church in Arn. He urged reaching the high calling of the kingdom and not overemphasizing denominational distinctions while noting heaven described as many mansions will house even uncongenial saints.
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Donald Saze Mackay
New York
General x
Arn
Donald Sage Mackay
St. Nicholas’ Church
General Synod
Heaven
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promoted for Women
Public notice-like promotion of Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women’s weaknesses and pains. Claims on bottle ingredients and safety compare favorably to alcohol-based tonics. cites American roots and glycerine as active components. Endorsed by medical writers and teachers. offers extracts and medicine information upon request.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Silly Hamilton Billy Jack bred in Kentucky
Silly Hamilton Billy, a Black Jack stallion bred in Kentucky by James Hamilton of Lancaster, Kentucky, descendant of Old Napoleon, stands 15% hands high with strong bone and noted style. He will sire a colt show and a prize mule, with insurance terms 810.00 and care offers but no liability for accidents. Parties parting with mares incur service fees due immediately.
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Billy
Kenscky
James 1 Hamilton
Lanaster
Kentucky
Napoleon
Spain
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