Populists in Revolt Head Bolters in Nebraska
Thormas H H Tibbles leads the bolt against fusion in Nebraska as delegates plan clubs along old Grange lines to revive the Populist party and oppose the Bryan-Democrat fusion ticket. Fusion ticket completed with five Populists and three Democrats plus a Democratic platform endorsing the national ticket.
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People’s Party
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Lincoln
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Aug
Thormas HH. Tibbles
People's Party
Fusion
Nebraska
The
Grange
Mr. Tibbles
Weebington Notice Offers Free Multi‑Paper Insertion
Marriage and death notices may be published simultaneously in multiple morning papers listed, with no extra charge for either insertion or telegraphing. Papers include 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, and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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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 Across States and Cities
Notices list multiple marriage licenses and obituaries from Virginia Maryland and Washington area. Entries include Lemuel Diggs with Sarah P Jones and James W Sorrelli with Elizabeth Kay both of King George County, plus marriages in Athens and Oklahoma Territory. Obituaries note Frank Noble Carver and Alice Brown among others with funeral details and dates in 1904 1944.
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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
Health Office Record Deaths Infant and Adults Listed
Health Office Deaths record lists multiple individuals with ages and locations including infants at Garrett Hospital and 615 7th St SW, plus adults such as Louis I. Brostus 48 at The Cumberland and Charles Green 69 at Freedmen's Hospital. Other entries include Alice HIH 57 at 1453 Huntington Place and Mary Mohun 67 at 114 10th St SE.
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Jennié Briscoe
Garrett
Populist Headquarters Chosen in Peoria Illinois
Parker and Henry G Davis discuss a proud report by a fellow citizen and reiterate Democratic principles. The Populist national committee selects Peoria Illinois as national headquarters and directs Kansas Populists to nominate a new State ticket or refile the fusion ticket under the Populist name to avoid vote loss. It signals displeasure with Nebraska fusion and may issue guidance.
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Parker
Davis
Nebraska
Jefferson
Jackson
Bryan
St. Louis
Aiton
Peoria
Iil
Nationaleadquarters
Kansas
Union Party
New York Republicans push Elihu Root for governor
In New York August 11, a Republican State committee member said Elihu Root must declare himself publicly or be drafted as the gubernatorial nominee at the Saratoga convention next month. If not Root, Higains was named as an alternative. The state convention will nominate on September 14 at Saratoga.
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New York
Elihu Root
Saratoga
New York Republican State Committee
Root
Higains
Parker welcomes Democratic literary chief at Rosemount
George F Parker of Indiana, in charge of the Democratic National Committee's literary bureau, calls on Judge Parker at Rosemount. They discussed pamphlet edition of Parker's acceptance speech and related literary campaign work. Parker, a former Cleveland era consul, read papers about press comments and took a horseback ride with guests.
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Esopus
George F. Parker
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
Judge Parker
Rosemount
Crm
Parker
Campaign Planning Session at Democratic Headquarters New York
Taggart Sheehan and Nicol led a conference at Hoffman House with Chairman Sheehan and National Chairman Tabeart, outlining organization details for the national campaign. Preparations include bureaus, clerical staff, and a ready-to-open headquarters as serious work begins. The Parker speech draws approval while Lamont is favored for governor, pending further developments.
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Sheehan
Nicol
Democratic
New York
Democratic Executive Committee
Tabeart
Delancey Nicol
Hoffman House
Judge Parker
Daniel 5. Lamont
Democratic Headquarters Move Debate Sown in New York
Chairman Cowherd of the Democratic Congressional Committee notes a New York dispatch suggesting moving the national headquarters there. He says no decision has been reached and arguments exist on both sides. Republican leaders already favor New York for campaign operations.
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New York
Cowherd
Democratic Congressional Committee
Congressional
Fnus
Babcock
Tawney
Cortelyou
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
Idaho Republicans Nominate Ticket for State Office
The Republican State convention at Moscow adjourned after nominating BURTON L. FRENCH for Congress, FRANK R. GOODING for governor, B. L. STEEVER for lieutenant governor, J. N. SULLIVAN as supreme judge, WIL H. GIBSON for secretary of state, J J. GUHEEN for attorney general, HAG, N. CORWILN as treasurer, MAE SCOTT as superintendent of schools, ROBERT McGRAW as auditor, and ROBERT BELL as state mining inspector. Gooding led the ticket by defeating Gov. Morrison 195 to 90. platform silent on Mormon question.
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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
Indiana in campaign remarks by Representative James A. Hemenway who chairs appropriations. He argues Indiana favors Republicans amid rural fears of a Democrat victory causing hard times. He notes farmer prosperity, critiques Parker and Kern, and plans a Maine vacation to rest from campaigning.
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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 Charged Against Massaro Brothers in Black Hand Case
New York police lock up Giuseppi Massaro and his brother Phippo after barber Ruggiero Nicosia reports a Black Hand letter seeking 4000 for the lives of his family. Nicosia paid 125 dollars and police trap secures one brother receiving marked money. Both deny Black Hand ties.
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Black Hand Society
New York
Giuseppi Massaro
Phippo
East Third Street
Ruggiero Nicosia
Black Hand
Nicosia
Reunion of Army of the Philippines Held in St Louis
About 1,000 members from across the United States gathered at the Philippine reservation for a reunion at the World’s Fair Grounds in St Louis with Gen Charles King presiding and Albert E B Fout secretary. Delegates later attended receptions at state buildings as Taft, Kaffee, and Merritt were expected to arrive.
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St. Louis
Army of the Philippines
United States
Visayan
Charles King
Albert EB. Fout
Political Gossip On Vice Presidential Nominees Abroad
The article surveys aspirants seen in state conventions after the St Louis party gathering. It notes ex Governor McCorkle of West Virginia’s factional bid and later acquiescence, Judge Menzies of Indiana’s hopes, ex Senator Turner of Washington’s gubernatorial run, and C P Walbridge’s shift from VP prospect to governor material. It also covers Babcock’s strategy at Republican HQ and California primaries forecasting Senate races, party shifts, and policy debates on trusts tariffs and reciprocity. The piece discusses Irish and German voter influence, Roosevelt’s standing, and potential cross party appeals in a detailed, period political gossip style.
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McCorkle
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Parkersburg
Ign
Indiana
Judge Menzies
Turner
Washington State
Davis
C. P. Walbridge
Chicago
Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
New York
Everton Pilot
Roosevelt
Emerald Isle
Eagan
Washington
Gene
Taft addresses Philippines policy at Chautauqua
Secretary of War William H. Taft spoke at Chautauqua on Our Duty In the Philippines, arguing the United States has found a golden mean between excessive self government and too little education. He outlined the need for continued education of Filipinos, noted the 9 percent educated class, and stressed that public responsibility must be learned through experience and a shared language and intelligent public opinion.
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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 warns Philippine education must continue under US guidance
Secretary Taft told a Filipino delegation that education and stability hinge on American guidance. He warned that without continued American leadership the educated classes and the overall education system in the islands would collapse, leaving a government run by the few. He noted that a fully independent, self-governing Philippines cannot emerge while most citizens remain ignorant or easily manipulated by demagogues. The address concluded with a reception, a Yale banquet, and Taft's review of a Boys Brigade parade.
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Taft
Chautauqua
the Daughters of the American Revolution
M. 3. Tucker
Louisville
Tegent
Yale
George B. Vincent
Durin
Boys’ ' Brigade
Pittsburg
Defends Dutch Army Over Mass Sumatra Casualties
Col H F C Van Bylevelt explains Dutch forces used living screens of women and children in North Sumatra battles. He says natives place noncombatants in front to probe point-blank ranges, forcing fires despite officers warnings, amid large numbers killed.
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Sumatra
H. F. C. van Bylevelt
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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 train near Hadley investigated
Massachusetts Central Rail road officials probe an attempted wreck of a passenger train between Hadley and Northampton. A railroad tie, eighteen by six inches, was wedged under the pilot and scraped the road bed for miles as the train traveled at forty to forty five miles an hour. The tie remained fast as the Northampton yard was approached.
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