Populists Revolt At Head of Bolters In Nebraska
Lincoln Aug. Thomas H. H. Tibbles leads the revolt against a fusion ticket in Nebraska as delegates plan old Grange style clubs and a straight Populist convention. The fusion ticket is finalized with five Populist and three Democrat offices, including Berge as governor and Osborne as state treasurer. Bryan’s stance marks the national ticket endorsement while Democrat Parker and Davis receive indorsement.
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Old Grange
People’s Party
Bryan
Lincoln
Nebr
Aug
Thormas HH. Tibbles
People's Party
Fusion
Nebraska
The
Grange
Mr. Tibbles
George W. Berge
Dr. A. Townsend
Franklin County
R. E. Watzke
Richardson County
John M. Osborne
Pawnee County
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices in Weebington Post
Marriage and death notices may be inserted at Weebington Post and appear simultaneously at morning newspapers across multiple cities without extra charge. Listings include major papers such as New York Times, Boston Globe, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Chicago Record-Herald, and others.
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Post
NEW York Times
Baltimore Herald
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
ST. Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Marriages and obituaries gather notices from many states
Licensed to marry notices list Lemuel Diggs and Sarah P Jones among multiple couples from Virginia Oklahoma Territory Maryland and Athens Georgia Dates reflect 1904 and 1944 with various guidance on funeral times and burial locations. Obituary mentions include Frank Noble Mary Blunt Carver Alice Brown Theophilus E Roessle and Mary Julia Wheeler with service details and interment plans.
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Lemuel Diggs
Sarah P Jones
James W. Sorrelli
Elizabeth Kay
King George County
John Buckner
Mattie Green
Young J. Johnson
Virginia Thompson
Athens
G. R. B. Tucker
Elma Hogan
Oklahoma Territory
Frederick Rex
Bertha Campbell
Baltimore
Mathiaa J. Brobl
Lauri V Petty
Isaiah Johnson
Sarah Henry
John G Lewis
Nelson County
van Patterson
Buckingham County
John J. Coste Io
Reba Ballinger
Robert B. Reardon
Sarah Webb
Mary
Carver
Frank Noble
Mary Blunt Carver
L Street
Richmond
Boston
Randouph
Margaret
Robert B
Eglantine Randaolph
Rodssle
Paris
France
Verdnes
Theophilus E. Roessle
Washington, D. C
Reisterstown
Mary Julia
Oseph R
Julia C. Wheeler
C. di T
Glenwood Cemetery
Health Office Record Deaths From Various Hospitals
Infant of Jennié Briscoe Garrett Hosp one day. Louis I Brostus Cumberland 48. Charles Green Freedmen's Hospital 69. Alice 5 HIH 57. Bettie Estes Wash Asylum Hosp 55. Infant of William E Jones 615 7th St Sw one day. Mary Mohun 114 10th St Se 67. Elizabeth Morris 719 Grant Ave 47. Sarah B Posey 630 19th At Nw 81. Kate Merney Providence Hospital 59. Bessie P Young 38 V St Nw 23 years.
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Jennié Briscoe
Garrett
Populist Headquarters Picked Peoria for National Office
Parker and Henry G Davis praised a fellow citizen for Democratic principles. The Populist national committee meets in Peoria Illinois and designates Peoria as national headquarters. They instruct Kansas Populists to nominate a new state ticket or file the fusion ticket under the Populist name to avoid vote loss. They disapprove of Nebraska fusion and may issue guidance.
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Peoria
Iil
Nationaleadquarters
Kansas
Union Party
Nebraska
Root Boom On Again As Gubernatorial Draft Expected
New York Aug 11 The New York Republican State committee debates Elihu Root’s future as governor nominee. Members say he must declare publicly or be drafted at the Saratoga convention next month. If not Root, Higains is named as alternative. The Saratoga convention opens September 14 to select the State ticket.
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New York
Elihu Root
Saratoga
New York Republican State Committee
Root
Higains
Parker and Parker Meet at Rosemount in Democratic Literature Visit
George F. Parker of Indiana, head of the Democratic National Committee literary bureau, met Judge Parker at Rosemount. They discussed pamphlet production for Judge Parker’s acceptance speech and related campaign literary work. Parker, formerly U.S. consul to Birmingham, toured the area with guests after reading newspapers and taking a horseback ride.
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Esopus
George F. Parker
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
Judge Parker
Rosemount
Crm
Parker
Plan for Campaign At Democratic Headquarters New York
Taggart Sheehan and Nicol confer at Hoffman House in New York as Democratic leaders map national campaign logistics. Bureau setup clerical staff and headquarters preparations dominate talks with officials optimistic about readiness by Monday. Parker speech wins approval while Lamont rides as favorite governor candidate amid evolving leadership plans.
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Taggart
Sheehan
Nicol
Democratic
New York
Democratic Executive Committee
Tabeart
Delancey Nicol
Hoffman House
Judge Parker
Daniel 5. Lamont
Democrats Consider Moving Headquarters to New York
Chairman Cowherd of the Democratic Congressional Committee said no decision was made on moving headquarters from the city to New York. He noted discussions could be advantageous but emphasized the idea remained only a suggestion. Meanwhile Republican leaders, including Chairman Babcock, have already based operations in New York for the campaign.
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Democratic
New York
Cowherd
Democratic Congressional Committee
Congressional
Fnus
Babcock
Idaho Republicans nominate ticket for state offices
Moscow august convention adjourns after nominating BURTON L. FRENCH for Congress FRANK R. GOODING for Governor Dr B L STEEVER for lieutenant governor J N SULLIVAN for Supreme Court secretary of state WIL H GIBSON attorney general J J GUHEEN Boise HAG N CORWILN state auditor MAE SCOTT state mining inspector ROBERT BELL Gooding leads the ticket win 195 to 90 over Gov Morrison platform silent on Mormon issue
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Moscow
Idaho
Burton L. French
Frank R. Gooding
Shoshone
B. L. Steever
Weiser
J. N. Sullivan
Wil H. Gibson
J J. Guheen
Pocatello
Hag, N. Corwiln
Boise
Miss Mae Scott
Robert M Cgraw
Robert Bell
Gooding
Morrison
Hatley
Indiana in campaign what Mr Hemenway says
Representative James A. Hemenway, Indiana appropriations chair, says rural fear keeps Indiana safely Republican and that voters favor current conditions. He notes farmers see high prices and fear a change, discounts Parker Kern plans, and plans a Maine vacation away from politics. He predicts Overstreet’s safe re election and hints at Democrat weakness statewide.
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James A. Hemenway
Appropriations
Indiana
Senate
Washington
Maine
Mr. Hemenway
Cleveland
Tom Taggart
Overstreet
Hemenway
Parker
Kern
John Kern
Bryan
Hare
Aten
Camden
Extortion Charge Against Italian Tailors in New York
Giuseppi Massaro and his brother Phippo Massaro, both tailors with a shop on East Third Street, were jailed on extortion charges after a barber, Ruggiero Nicosia, said the men sent two Black Hand letters demanding 4000 and threatening his family. Nicosia paid 125 dollars to Massaro, who was nabbed in the act of receiving marked money. Phippo was later arrested at home. The brothers, Sicilians, have been in the United States less than a year and deny Black Hand membership or any conspiracy.
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Black Hand Society
New York
Giuseppi Massaro
Phippo
East Third Street
Ruggiero Nicosia
Black Hand
Nicosia
Army of the Philippines reunion draws 1000 in St Louis
A thousand members from across the United States gather at the Philippine reservation for a reunion at World's Fair Grounds in St Louis. Gen Charles King presides in Visayan Theater as Albert Fout handles secretary duties and delegates tour state buildings after sessions. Taft and Generals Kaffee and Merritt expected to arrive soon.
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St. Louis
Army of the Philippines
United States
Visayan
Charles King
Albert EB. Fout
Political Gossip in the Nation’s Political Circles
In St Louis aspirants for Vice President surfaced after the convention with ex Gov McCorkle of West Virginia, Judge Menzies of Indiana, ex Senator Turner of Washington, and C P Walbridge among those linked to future governor roles. Republican chairman Babcock targets about forty districts with a New York headquarters card index guiding strategies. California primaries shape senatorial forecasts while Roosevelt’s prospects rise. Maine Vermont and Irish and German voters emerge as pivotal groups in the unfolding campaign.
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Gene
Taft Addresses Philippines Policy In Chautauqua Talk
Secretary of War Taft arrives by private yacht at Chautauqua and faces the largest summer assembly crowd, arguing the Philippines need a golden mean between excess self government and overly long education. He outlines education as key to producing responsible citizens and notes 9 percent educated Filipinos influence policy while the bulk require guidance and time. He stresses public opinion, shared language, and gradual franchise expansion as essential to self government.
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N. Y
Wiliam H. Taft
President Chase
Jamestown and
Lake Bi Railroad Company
Lakewood
Herryn
Miss Green
Cincinnati
George E. Vincent
Ghautaudua
W. H. Hickman
Board of Trustees
Yale
United States
Taft
Unfk
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Taft urges continued American led education in the Philippines
Secretary Taft warns that removing American guidance would collapse the education system in the Philippines and leave a largely ignorant populace prone to demagoguery. He argues for long term American stewardship to ensure a stable self governing future. Taft addresses Filipinos seeking immediate independence and speaks at a Chautauqua reception and Yale banquet.
Dutch Army Defends Strategy in Sumatra Front
Col H F C Van Bylevelt argues that Dutch forces faced tenfold odds in North Sumatra and used women and children as a living shield by native leaders to force close-range attacks. He notes troops avoid firing but must respond to overwhelming tactics to prevent defeat. The retired Indian Army officer cites long service and official cautions from Achin.
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Sumatra
H. F. C. van Bylevelt
Col. Bylevelt
Atjeh
Achin
England
Col
van Daalen
Gajoe
Alaslands
Col van Bylevelt
Col van Daalen
Hadja Pattambang
van Heuts
Achin and Dependencies
Holland
Attempt to wreck a train near Hadley Massachusetts
Officials probe an alleged plan to derail a passenger train between Hadley and Northampton. An under-pilot wedged railroad tie, eighteen by six inches, scraped the roadbed along the route at about forty to forty five miles per hour. The dangerous obstruction remained fixed as the train entered Northampton yard despite crossing multiple tracks.
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Mass
Massachusetts Central Railroad
Hadley
Northampton Yard
Tle
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