Bryan in Packingtown Kansas City crowd hears labor talk
In Armourdale near Kansas City W J Bryan arrived around 3 30 pm and spoke to workers in Shawnee Park then in a large tent. He later gave brief roadside talks in Pleasanton Lacyene Vaola and Chithe, addressing the negro question with reference to a treaty with the sultan of Sulu. Roosevelt special train reaches Butte Montana. He avoids an afternoon speech but plans to address Columbia Garden crowd in the evening.
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Kansas City
Armourdale
W. J. Bryan
Kaw
Shawnee Park
Bryan
Port Scott
Pleasanton
Lacyene
Vaola
Chithe
Sulu
Butte
Mont
Nosevelt
Northern Pacific
Butte Hotel
Roosevelt
Columbia Garden
White to face the charges in Michigan war fund case
General Will L. White plans to return to Michigan to answer charges of crooked handling of the Michigan war fund. He vanished after a grand jury probe and was last heard from in South Africa, with talks of possible voluntary surrender or legal settlement. A $2000 reward previously offered by Secretary Stearns will be replaced by a state auditor reward if he returns voluntarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Will L. White
Michigan
Michigan War Fund
White
Grand Jury
Military Board
South Africa
Europe
Justus
Stearns
Burglary duo nabbed after Milstadt safe explosion
Harry Meyers a white haired burglar once known as Muldoon and Eldred Cloud 44 break into John Ganahl Lumber office at Milstadt seize papers valued in the thousands including County Recorder George O. Stutz. East St Louis officers arrest them at 6 am. they confess and are jailed in Belleville. Also note yellow fever cases in Havana with Andrew B. Patterson of Wheeling WV dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Als
Harry Meyers
Eldred Cloud
John Ganahl Lumber Company
Milstadt
George O. Stutz
East St. Louis
Kratameyer
Meyers
Cloud
Muldoon
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree
Tesike
Local Visitors Make Brief Stops in Brighton
H F Tracy returned from Chicago this morning. T L Eary traveled to Fairfield. Chas Bennett was a business visitor yesterday. Mrs Disberry and daughter Mattie visited Washington yesterday. Mrs C Heacock left for a visit in Oskaloosa this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.F. Tracy
Chicago
T.L Eary
Fairfield
Chas Bennett
Marriage at MBE church ushers new home for couple
Sept 19 at the M BE church Miss Lulu Saunders wed George Kemmil in a ceremony by Rev Newsom before about 150 guests. The couple will reside in the city. Wilson and Beamer installed new furnaces in the Catholic church.
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Wilson & Beamer
M. BE
Lulu Saunders
George Kemmil
Rev Newsom
Local Couple Heads to Columbus with Family
Jno Bb Crooks and wife, Jos I Huston and wife, and Mrs Wm Hawthorne with three children depart for Columbus Ohio and plan to visit other polots in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
Bb. Crooks
Jos I Huston
Wm. Hawthorne
Columbus
Ohio
Marriage At Second United Presbyterian Parsonage
This afternoon at the Second United Presbyterian church parsonage the marriage of Henry A. Kogle and Maggie Ritz of Dublin was solemnized by Rev. Logue. The groom is described as a prosperous young farmer and the bride as a fine young lady. The Journal congratulates them and wishes a happy future.
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Second United Presbyterian Church Parsonage
Henry A. Kogle
Maggie Ritz
Dublin
Rev. Logue
Journal
Literary societies fail to elect officers due to lack of quorum
Regular meetings were held by the literary societies last night but no officers were elected because a quorum was missing. The Academy reports enrollment at 58. Misses Maud McCulley Pearl Klein and Havel Mount entered today. It was decided not to have a lecture course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud McCulley
Pearl Klein
Havel Mount
Five Boys Die In Fire At Beatty Barn West Of City
Frank Beatty's barn on the Fitzgerald place four miles west of the city was struck last night. Five boys were killed. No other particular damage.
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Frank Beatty
Fitzgerald Place
Fond du Lac
Wis
Charles Brayton
Grand Jury Set to Report This Evening
The grand jury, in session since last Wednesday, will be ready to report by tonight with two witnesses remaining to be heard. Many expected a two to three week term but they have concluded all cases in seven days. Several indictments are anticipated in the report.
Courtroom buzz over None-Such Washer case sparks interest
Courtroom seating filled as Mr. Tucker testifies at three o'clock. Letters written by him were admitted as evidence by the defense amid broad public attention to the case.
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Court House
Tucker
Two Weeks Left for 25 Percent Off at East Side Jewelry
Mrs Mable Dewey plans to host a small gathering this evening as shoppers note the sale at East Side Jewelry Store offering items priced 25 percent below their value. The event highlights local social and commercial activity.
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East Side
Viret Class Excursions on First Class Route Advertisement
Travel agency advertises very low fares on the first class route from Washington, Ohio and Indiana with dates in September for Ottumwa Davenport Iowa City West Liberty and Yellowstone trips and daily Paris and Old World service. Agencies for White Star Red Star American and International lines offered with tickets on hand via F E Stewart agent Great Rock Island Route.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Ottumwa
Davenport
Iowa City
Fair
West Liberty
Reunion
Yellowstone National Park
Paris
White Star Line
International Transportaion Co
Anid
Two Extra Home Visitor Excursions by Iowa Central
Iowa Central Railway announces cheap Home Visitors excursions to Indiana and Ohio on Sept 19 and 27 with round trips under one fare. Tickets go on sale Sept 18 19 25 and 27 1900 and are valid to return within thirty days of sale. Write to an Iowa Central agent or Geo S Batty for a list of points and rates for Sept excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central Railway
Indiana
Ohio
Geo. S Batty G. P. & T. A
Marshallton
Iowa
Chicago
National Druggists’ Association
Auditorium Hotel
Proprietary Association of America
Washington
Elopement Wedding Sparks Perjury Talk in Clinton
Albert Barnherd and his 14 year old sweetheart married in Clinton after eloping from Fenton. The girl’s parents, the Bealers, urged peace and asked the sheriff to release them. Barnhard and another man testified she was 15 when license was issued, prompting possible perjuryprosecution.
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Clinton
Albert Barnherd
Fenton
Ars
Philip Bealer
Boone
Barnhard
Convention Ends With $1 Tax for Members
Detroit report says the National Brewery Workers' association finished its convention by voting a $1 tax on all members. The AFL delegate was told to push the plan across all unions to create a strong strike fund for a broad labor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
National Brewery Workers’ Association
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Dividend Declared for Creditors of Northern National Bank
Washington September 19 The comptroller of the currency announced a dividend in favor of the creditors of the Northern National Bank of Big Rapids Michigan amounting to 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Northern National Bank of
Big Rapids
Mich
Royal visit to Australia planned for next year
The Duke and Duchess of York will visit Australia next year. An anonymous letter threatening Lord Salisbury has led to his protection by guards. Colonel William S. Patten announced plans for free transport of American war dead to the Philippines aboard the Hancock.
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Duke and Duchess of York
Australia
Charles
Cuba
Cardigan Bay
British Coast
Wisconsin State Historical Society
Madison
Lord Salisbury
John CC. Hayes
Jack” Hayes
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Chicago
Edward Fisher
South Chicno
Lorin Pease
Hadley
Mass
Washington
William 8. Patten
Quartermaster’s Department
War Department
United States
China
Hancock
San Francisco
Philippines
Contest to choose queen and retinue for free street fair
Mattoon announces the queen and retinue contest begins Monday and runs to October 3. Sixteen towns across Coles Douglas Holgar Moultrie Effingham and Shelby counties compete for the honor. Joliet reports city news.
Wanted and Lost Notices Mixed In Local Help Wanted
Classified items seek housework help with good wages, a room to rent for office or living, and a lost a light brown mare without halter and a Sigmachi breast pin with the name Chas L. Owen on the back. Also requests for a man and wife to occupy property and a young man to work on a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Knox
Lequire
Sigmachi
Chas L. Owen
Journal Office
Thomas
Verdi
Callon
T. W. Thomas
Washington
Iowa
Navy yard honors Kearsarge and Alabama tablets
At Portsmouth New Hampshire naval officers and Alabama delegates attended ceremonies at the navy yard for bronze tablets honoring the battleships Kearsarge and Alabama. The Kearsarge tablet was received by its captain and the Alabama tablet by Captain Brownson awaiting command of the vessel. Speakers included Secretary of the Navy Long ex Secretary Hilary A Herbert and Alabama Governor Joseph F Johnson. In Wisconsin bids opened for state paper supply totaling about 20000 with eight firms submitting offers including Bradner Smith Co Chicago and Niedecken Co Milwaukee.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Department
Alabama
Navy Yard
Kearsarge
Cherbourg
France
New Hampshire
Brownson
Navy
Long
Hilary A. Herbert
Joseph F. Johnson
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
State Printing Commissioners
Bradner, Smith & Co
Chiergo
Moses
Burgess Paper Company
Eau Claire
Standard Paper Company
Milwaukee
George A. Whiting
Menasha
Whiting Paper Company
Chicago
Niedecken & Co
Timber land sale transfers 17000 acres to Bergland
I B Grover of Dodge county and other Oshkosh owners sold 17000 acres of timber land in Ontonagon and Gogebic counties Michigan to G A Bergland for 95000 dollars. A mill will be erected on the Duluth South Shore and Atlantic for sawing.
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Milwaukee
I. B. Grover
Dodge County
Oshkosh
Ontonagon
Gogebic
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
G. A. Bergland
Duluth
South Shore
Atlantic
Prejudice Claims Spark Change of Venue in Grain Case
Lloyd J. Smith ex Chicago Elevator manager seeks venue change after alleging prejudice by Judge Waterman and six other judges. Affidavits for each indictment cite bias as motive for retrying in criminal court. Meanwhile a murder near State Street linked to robbery and two arrests surfaces as police follow leads. Sidnaw homesteader John Duffy found dead from buckshot in a deer chase setup. his wife resides in Canada.
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Chicago
Lloyd J. Smith
Chicago Elevator Company
Eleator Company
Abner Smith
Jesse Holdom
Elbridge Hanecy
Theodore Brentano
Axel Chytraus
Frank Baker
Joseph K. Gary
Gibbons
Criminal Court
Waterman
Peter Hartman
Burkett
Ind
State Street
Hartman
DeKalb
Ill
Sidnaw
Mich
John Duffy
Dusty
Canada
Markets Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices Across Regions
Chicago data show hog receipts about 35 000 with pigs at 3 90 to 5 10 and heavy at 5 10 to 5 45. Cattle receipts 22 000 with steers 5 75 to 6 00, cows 2 20 to 4 50, heifers 3 50 to 4 90, veal calves up to 6 9. western and Texas listings appear. Buffalo area quotes note steady to firmer cattle and hogs 5 70 to 5 85, lambs 4 00 to 6 00. St Louis grain figures show mixed wheat, corn lower, oats softer. Milwaukee reports mixed grain futures and oats easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louis
Milwaukee Grain
Milwaukee
Chicago Board of Trade
Doctor Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Ad Claims Stomach Cure
An advertisement urges health insurance for the family and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a sure stomach medicine. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. A. C. Jones of Walterboro South Carolina detailing years of illness and recovery after using the product and offers free consultation by letter to Dr. R V Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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Doctor Pierce
A. C. Jones
Walterboro, Colleton Co
S.C
Dr. Pierce
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
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He Augustine
North Side
Jacob Doll
Breiter
H. ©. Horsey
Horsey
Warfel
Stewart's
Pg Allen
Cateen
Frank Rogers
Packingtown
Michigan Military Board
Havana
Andrew B. Patterson
Wheeling
W. Va
L. D. Robinson
L. D. Robinson’s
Washington, Iowa
Rogers
Brighton
Wellman
Urawifordaville
Academy Notes
Mable Dewey
Viret
F. E. Stewant
Great Rock Island
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Minneapolis
Eveland
Indianapolis
Des Moines
Independence
Yorktown
Itenry Overmyer
Put-in-Bay
Overmyer
Joliet, Ills
Street Car Company
Ella Warren
Academy
Laura Rich
East Madison Street
James Laughead
Mt Pleasant
Kearsarge and
Houghton County
Houghton
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Lake Superior
Joliet
His
Jackson Street
Congress
Springfield
Ills
van Cleave
Perry Hull
Hartford
H. H. Klayer
Klayer
Chicago Grain and Produce
East Buffalo
St. Louis Grain
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Ladies’ Advisory
Dep't. da Anqoua Medicine CO
Chattanooga, Tenn
Cardus
Washington Academy
College of Life
U. S
Cesar
Virgil
Fisk
C. M. Grumbling, Prin
R. F. Riley
Smouse
Rocky Mountain
Kemble
Kemble Flower Co
Oskaloosa
Arriva! ‘Ana
Oo. R. 1
P. BR. R
Des Moines Valley Division
D. M. Val
Knoxville
Des M
Rock Island
N. W
Burlington
R&q
Peoria
Cedar Rapids
Columbus Junction
Dalle Arcant Sundatowa Central
Mason City
Sun
St. Paul
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