Bryan to avoid stump in congress campaign
Bryan plans a limited public role upon return from Europe, skipping speeches on the campaign trail and touring Australia briefly for study. He aims to hold his factional line, with Bevan likely staying home three weeks after circumnavigation before sailing.
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Bryan
Congress
Dickinson
Wiliam Jennings Bayan
Europe
Angus
Va Bevan
Cookes
Australia
Tie
Cuna
India
Aisusha
New Zealand
Pantry Robberies Hit South East City Homes
Two families in the southeast section awoke to break-ins with kitchen items and foodstuffs stolen. Gustave Herring Estre and Frank Evans had provisions taken plus 15 dollars from a dresser. Entry via lifted kitchen shutters. police investigating possible single culprit.
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Gustave Herring
Estre
Frank Evans
Bleveth Street
Hatting
Kitchern
Silly Hen From the Cleveland Larder Joke Fragment
Fragmentary humor verse mentions a silly hen from the Cleveland larder and a chiropodist friend. The text depicts a dinner scene with humorous mischief and corned beef, framed as playful chatter from a bygone era.
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Cleveland
NEW HEAD FOR SAENGERBUND NAMED SPier ACCEPTS NOMINATION
George W Spier accepts the presidency nomination from Reclamation for the Saengerbund after initial indecision. He has long been a popular business and musical figure, and members express satisfaction at his decision. Separately, reports from Korea describe a bamboo tree growing in a room linked to the late Gen Min Young and compare it to a historic event on a Songdo bridge.
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Saeggerbund
Spiers
Brom
Korea Daily
Min Young
Cereral
Songdo
Burton Praises Wark of Arbitration Union at Interparliamentary Congress
Berretentative Theodore Burton, index of Cleveland, led a delegation to the Interparliamentary Union meeting in London and returned to Washington. He praised the gathering as the most successful session, noting broad European representation and advances on international arbitration and disarmament. Burton partnered with William F Bryan and spoke on disarmament while meeting King Edward, and he remarked on Bryan's favorable impression at the conference.
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Buckeye
William J. Bryan
King
Theodore & Burton
Chun
Interfarliamentary Union
London
Washington
Cleveland
Burton
New
Nicholas Loneworth
Himton
Inter Parliamentary
Timon
Anl
Ben Ols- Colved
Campbell- Bannerman
John Sharp Williams
Congress
King Edward
Wiliam F Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bartholdt
Missouri
Hoar
Massachusetts
King Baward
Bryan
United States
Finton
Grape Nuts Promoted as Cure for Constipation in Children
A physician endorses Grape-Nuts as a natural cure for childhood constipation, recounting fifteen successful cases. He asserts the food aids bowel movement, nourishes the nervous system, and supports muscle action, digestion, and vitality, while improving appetite and even dental health through chewing.
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Ifleen Capes
Wellville
Barker at Coney Island Describes A Dismal Career
A veteran Barker at Coney Island recalls his long drift between shows from Pompeii to The Canals of Venice. He reveals crass graft, sly tricks, and a grim view of audiences, noting a thirty five hour grind, resigned to future gigs under brighter tents.
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Spieler
Coney Sighs
Charles Helmont Davin
Barker
Cone
Peonie
Coney Island
Venice
Cali
Pompeii
Ile
Recollections of a Shepless Sitter Mareta in Good Housekeeping
In a reflective piece Mareta recalls a strict upbringing with ten girls aged four to thirteen. Daily life followed a rigid schedule from dawn prayers to bread and milk meals, with chores, weaving, and sewing as core tasks. The diary-like memory notes rituals, small deprivations, and a belief that stars were the eyes of deceased brethren watching over the girls.
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Mareta
Allence
Jeach
Umea
Temier
Garis
Tragic attempt to end life by poisoned drink
John Streek, 20, of 611 K Street Southeast, tried to kill himself after years of speech impairment and deafness. He told doctors he felt humiliated by acquaintances who smiled at him, wished to die, and cited lacking purpose in life while his mother blamed his infirmities for his distress. He was treated at Emergent Hospital and expected to be discharged the next morning.
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Brian
Europe
Davind Francs
Missouri
Mtr Bryan
Francis
Bryans
Paris
Moses C Wetmore
St Louis
Vaissourts
Nebraskens
Colfermore
Bryan
India
John Streek
Streek
Thed
Harvest Hand Shortage Echo Reaches Canada
Canadians call for 20 000 harvest hands as Wisconsin and Minnesota farmers face labor shortages. The request reflects a broader U.S. pattern where agricultural regions struggle to find farm labor amid a favorable season, with Canadian growers likely to rely on local workers to meet harvest needs.
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Wisconsin
Far
Northwest
United States
Breakfast quality counts over quantity in daily work
The success of the day hinges on the nutrition obtained from breakfast rather than the amount eaten. Emphasizes nutrient absorption and effectiveness of the first meal for performance.
Apitezo Breakfast Cereal Promises Easy Digestion
An advertisement extols Apitezo as a breakfast cereal that starts the day well, claiming it is easily digested and prevents sleepiness. It supposedly contains all essential nutrients, mirroring beef and eggs, plus blood-energizing vegetables, and is sold in packages for 10 cents.
Lash and Death for Anarchists
A long excerpt argues free speech against suppressive action, endorsing immigration limits on anarchists, and urging strong penalties and death for anarchists. It contrasts anarchism with socialism, describing roots in equality and government absence, and advocates severe penalties and isolation for convicted anarchists.
The Lash of Punishments Against Anarchist Rhetoric
A style rich in defense of free speech battles proposed punishments for inflammatory writing. It argues that suppressing speech for fear of anarchist action is dangerous and warns that urging violence remains a crime, while maintaining faith in constitutional protections and orderly change.
Weather conditions and forecasts across the Gulf States and beyond
US Weather Bureau reports scattered rains and thunderstorms Sunday across the Gulf States Kentucky and Tennessee and along the Atlantic coast. Northern areas saw fair weather with temperatures fluctuating. by Tuesday a warm wave to reach the Lake region and Ohio Valley with winds turning northerly along coasts and the Great Lakes. The notice notes limited duration of the warm spell and expected rain in Missouri Mississippi Valley by Tuesday and in the Lake region by Wednesday, with European departures hinting at northerly winds and fair weather at Grand Banks.
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Agricuture
Breau
Washington
Gulf States
Kentucky
Tennessee
Atlantin Coast
Missisappi River
Rocky Mountains
Tuteday
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Cogsetxies
Missouri
Missiegippialeya
Tudwhey
Chug Valley
Wednesda
Atlantic States
Thureday
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Death Probe in Totten Case Sends Body to Daughter
Totten, a well to do Bluefield contractor, died after being found in a police cell in New York. He had been arrested Saturday morning by a Sixth precinct officer and reportedly became intoxicated. The body was sent to his daughter in Bluefield, West Virginia, after a request from Yeest Virginia authorities for embalming and shipment.
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H P Totten
Bluefield
Chunkeyne Hase
Rochard Sylvester
Hanley
Armstrong
Totten
Yeest Virginia
West Virginia
One Killed One Injured In Street Car Collision
Milton V. Whetstone aged 33 cashier and Daniel McGeehan 27 assistant cashier of Citizens Natoast Bank Lanaford were struck by an Eastern Pennsylvania Street Railway trolley while attempting to cross the tracks. Whetstone died instantly and McGeehan was fatally injured as the trolley crushed them under its wheels.
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Collion
Famaqua
Milton V Whetstone
Natoast Bank
Lanaford
Daniel McGeehan
McGeehans
Wells on Bread and Water
Sporiata Tre Washington Post Norfolk Va August 2 A New York and Newport born seaman apprentice Raynor Storra Wells is held as a prisoner in the brig Franklin after overstaying time aboard the ship He is fed bread and water and faces a summary court martial The accused may receive up to thirty days in the brig and a three month loss of pay as the maximum punishment suggested by Ti Ja
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporiata
Tre
Washington Post
Norfolk
F Raynor Storra Wells
T . N Buspand
Chorua
Millonaire
W P Wells
New York
Newport
Franklin
Young Wells
Sands Centes Report Denies Midshipmen Dismissals
Admiral James B. Sands, superintendent of the Naval Academy, denies a circulating report that he recommended dismissing any midshipmen. He says two be dismissed for continued infractions on the summer cruise and two to a lesser degree, under a new act passed after hazing agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearat
Annapolis
James B. Sands
Naval Academy
More Troops For Leyte Reinforce Pulajanes Operation
Aug 12 one battalion of the Thirteenth and one of the Sixteenth Infantry at Fort McHicombs will sail for Leyte to reinforce troops there fighting Pulajanes. Local newspapers urge that Leyte be put under military administration until lawlessness ends.
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Pecal
Washington
Manja
Fort McHicombs
Leyte
Pulajanes
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