Sparks Warns of Bryan Support Drift in 1904
Nevada governor John Sparks urges voters at Carson City to back Theodore Roosevelt if Bryan is not treated well in 1904. The piece notes Sparks reflects Western Populist sentiment, many aligning with Republicans as silver issue fades, and predicts a strong Republican lead nationally in 1904 per Globe-Democrat analysis.
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Nevada
Carson City
Bryan
Roosevelt
John Sparks
Larze
Old Slave
Repubicans
Republican Party
Globe-Democrat
Beveridge Builds Quiet Big-Stage Re Election Drive
Indianapolis reports that Senator Beveridge is quietly organizing a strong backing for a possible re election in the legislature. Friends are active and strategizing to fortify the Beveridge machine though secrecy remains. An admirer employed in a state office disclosed the plan today.
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Indianapolis
Beveridge
Neuten
Senator Heveridge drives bid to hold own party nomination
The senators friends organize a strong backing for Heveridge while he devotes time to writing and study. Fort Wayne hopes to gain the American Rolling Mill plant with 460 workers and 1,590 dependents, and residents invested 87,500 in stock to lure the factory. Nelson A. Gladding leads manufacturing ties to attract state exhibitors to the St Louis World's Fair. The Indiana Supreme Court opens a new term with 35 new lawyers admitted to the bar.
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Heveridge
Ndtell
Beveridge
Congress
Charles H.lane
Fort Wayne
American Rolling Mill Company
Muskegon
Mich
Mr. Lane
Nelson A.gladding
Gladding
Drownings Reported Near Pleasant Mills and Winona Institute
A series of drownings includes George Homer aged 21 near Pleasant Mills on the St Marys river after attempting to swim across and remaining submerged for two hours. Osgood Goodwin 12 a Cox quarry water boy drowned in a pond after entering water over his head. Carl Cunningham a Winona Institute student drowned while bathing in the lake as thirty schoolmates watched. The piece notes politicians' aspirations echoing lovers’ hopes in the valley.
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Decatur, Inc
George Homer
Pleasant Mills
Here
St. Mary's River
Osgood
Alvin Goodwin
Cox's Quarry
Warsaw
Cprl Cunningham
Seville
Winona Agricultural and Technical Institute
Change of theory shifts motive in Kaiser murder case
Authorities in Lawrenceburg Indiana say the motive was not robbery and a Black suspect is not involved. They abandon the initial theory and say a relative of the Kaisers is under suspicion for the murder of Hoga Kaiser and the assault on Martin Kaiser near Manchester Station. An arrest may come soon.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Hoga Kaiser
Martin Kaiser
Manchester Station
Seward
Greencastle
Masons Meet and Masonic News Spur Grand Lodge Report
Indianapolis May 27 The annual grand lodge session opened with officers reporting a gain of 2211 members and eight new lodges. Treas urer Martins H Rice noted receipts of 25580.85 and a treasury balance of 2425.18. The grand secretary Prather listed 18 lodges and a state membership of 37018. Nearby towns reported murders and accidents including Jesse McColley’s death in Roann and other incidents across Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
Grand Lodge
Masonic Hall
James W. Dunbar
St. Louis
Martin H. Rice
Calvin Wr. Prather
Farewell Banquet for Sir Thomas Lipton in Greenock
The corporation of Greenock hosted a farewell banquet for Sir Thomas Lipton on May 27 in Greenock Scotland. Provost Anderson chaired toasts praising Lipton and Lipton thanked the company, expressing belief the cup challenger is the finest boat built and that winning would strengthen ties with the American people.
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Greenock
Thomas Lipton
Scotland
Corporation of
Sir Thomas Lipton
Provost Anderson
Thy
Sir Thomas
Chas Lenger
Wilmington
Del
Bradford
United States Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Maryland and
Delaware
Cdse
Reliance Wins Two Race Showdowns Over Columbia and Constitution
In a spirited contest the Reliance surged to its second victory over the Columbia and retained lead over the Constitution. The Constitution finished two minutes and one second later, while the Columbia struggled from the start. The day’s times show the Reliance defeating the field by a large margin.
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Reliance
New York
Columbia
Constitution
Ely's Cream Balm and Foley's Kidney Cure Featured in Older Advertisements
A compilation of testimonial notes from users praising Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder issues. The notes credit relief from headaches and kidney symptoms, mention druggists selling the products, and cite traveling hazards to kidneys. Several names and locations appear, including New York and Ohio references.
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Thave
Uathaway
Elizabeth
N. J
Hitchock
U. S
Luffalo
Ely Brothers
Warren St
New York
Foley
Geo. H. Hansan
Lima
Kidrdeys
Folsy
Aalo
Smith& Winton
Smith & Winton
Market Report Across Cities for Wheat and Livestock Prices
Indiana and Ohio markets show mixed gains and steady levels for wheat and cattle. No. 2 red wheat in Indianapolis ranges with firm oats and steady hogs, while Cincinnati and Chicago report varied corn and cattle figures and New York trends show steady cattle and lambs with steady hogs.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Isi Ae
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Local store ad lists wide bargain offers and fresh seeds
An old time storefront ad proclaims low prices on brooms handkerchiefs and gloves plus candies and school supplies. It touts ladies shoes hats and underwear with many cents prices then markets seeds flowers and garden goods and promises free shoe repairs on purchases.
Money Loan Offer on Personal Property
A lending notice invites cash seekers to borrow from five to fifty dollars on personal property. Repayment terms range from one to six months with a per time usage charge. A weekly payment plan is advertised for borrowers.
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Aetna Life Ing., ‘Co
Travel price notes for California route
A garbled note lists fare figures from St. Louis and Missouri River to California with dates July 1–10 and August 1–14. Mentions losses, 357.50, 850.00, and 11.00 with unclear references to routes and terms.
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Missouri River
California
St. Louis
Missouri _rival
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Roann
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Disko
South Bend
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James M. Tyner
Curtisville
P. C. Irish
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Daleville
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Oxber
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J.N. Jones
Moley
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