Denver convention talk stirs Democratic hopes and Republican hypocrisy
The Daily Democrat reports from Denver with Hornady dispatches describing a sense of Democratic hope in the convention year. It condemns Republicans posing as reformers, notes temperance clashes, and cites past Indiana and national battles over liquor laws and party unity amid a provocative critique of liquor interests and mock reformers.
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Denver
J.P. Hornady
Etn
Fedignapolis
Suard
General Conference
MLBE
Indiana
Taft Roosevelt clash highlights party divisions
The Indianapolis News casts doubt on Taft’s nomination amid party factions. It cites a strong party machine backing the president’s candidacy and notes railroad and trust interests shaping support. It mentions Mrs. O. P. Burke and Cornelia Burke among attendees and references a convention plank for publicity.
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Indianapolis News
Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
United States
Bir
Tate
O. P. Burke
Fibra Street
Miss Urvity
Cornelia Barke
Jefersdaville
Kile
oMisa Rady
Pagis
Utneis
Plank Battle at Convention Shifts TaftSlate Support
Fragmentary report describes a party convention where delegates rejected a plank, narrowing support to a main candidate. Morg sen and steel trade influence aided the platform, with concerns about railroad interests shaping the outcome and potential costs to future campaign activity.
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Morgsen
Uxpeenal
Real Estate Sales Across Town Show Varied Transfers
The Wilis real estate activity slowed this week with multiple parcels changing hands. MaryEl Purvell sold forty acres near Cumback to A McCafferty for 1000. Elizabeth Clinton’s estate transferred Elmore property to George Burkhart for 3000. E Ly Richards completed transfers near Merle township and Garves ca 1 5,onglass. Christian preacher of Avila and Ralson area appear in related transfers. Deugises returned home after crediting debts.
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Mary EL Purvell
Cumback
McCafferty
Elizwterk Clinton
George BP
Burkhart
Fery Sacres
Elmore
E. Ly Richards
Slytidd
Cresday
stUs Yuim
Merle Township
Neac Hyate Sly Llon
School Funds Distributed in Statewide Allocation
The apportionment of common school revenue for June shows total state spending of 1,621,089.8 for distribution. Per capita amount is 3.1. The state enumerates 765,790 children and lists payments by county, including Daviess 10,720 and 19,978. Knox 4, etc. Lawrence 19,937 and 4,087. Martin, Monroe 986 and 14uTe. Owen 17/01. Sullivan 2,300 and 20,91.
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Passett A. Cotta
Uble
ChUdren
Owen
Sullivan
Exhibition Score Mentions Bicknell Loss and Local Attendees
Bicknell lost an exhibition game to Pillsburg 18 to 0. Townsfolk attended from here including John Codii Rex Bradelton Paul Kennedy Lillian Bellman Harry Wolfe Harold Beltman Kurt Smiley Raymond Horrall and Charles Birrrison. Advert mentions Dr. King and a New Discovery claimed to heal lingering coughs and throat and lung issues sold at J. N. Jones drug store with a trial bottle offered.
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Rour Bicknell
John Codii
Rex Bradelton
Paul Kennedy
Lillian Bellman
King
D. New
E.R. Pieryon
Auburn Center
N. Jones Drug Store
Indicted State Politician From Indiana In Marion County Case
A prominent Indiana state politician, Henry W. Marshall of Lafayette, faced a Marion County indictment. He was charged with accepting 4 funds and misusing city funds to aid his ventures, with authorities arresting him after a capius was issued. A separate indictment targeted an associate in the alleged scheme.
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Indianapolis
Ina
Henry W.marshall
Lafayatte
She Rand
Caplus
Michael Hyon
Pattorney
Hend
Marghall
cWhall
Harry P. Branagh
Haskell
Okla
Theodore
Rrakér
Dharged
Fala
Khem
Rioting in London and Parliament Invasion Plans
A chaotic London demonstration near Parliament led to clashes and arrests as suffragettes pressed toward Downing Street and the House of Commons. Police reinforced the area for hours while participants used disguises and improvised tactics, 29 women detained amid ongoing protests.
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Tubsuay
Jon
Ihodge
Caxton Hall
Jothier
Neighbouhood
House Committee
Downing Street
TRW
Stones
Premigr
Sid Othe i
J . Aeggdith
Tur
Tiétre
Fragmented Telegrams Report Turbulent Events Abroad
A garbled telegram page reports a secret service operator linked to the McKinley era assassination attempt and a mistaken fatal beating. A Cornell student in the Sierra Nevada mountains is rescued after a week, half starved. Mrs Phillip N Moore is named president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs for two years, defeating May Alden Ward. Illinois faces county finance cuts as fiscal option laws close rail lines. In Russia a prisoner, Shersindor, is shot after signaling to friends through a window.
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Secret Service
Dent McKinley
Grind Pacific
McKinley
Gallaher
Fresno
Cal
Gn Indian Kmnom
Beaton
Phillip N. Moore
Bhiing
M's
May Alden Ward
Boston
Chicago
Nlinois
Diutrete
Hearty
Gall Radlipad
Kiek
Russia
Shersindor
West
Bie
Four Cents in Treasury Show Cash Shortfall in Missouri
Jefferson City reports indicate a $2,500,000 balance exists but funds for salutes and department pay are unavailable. Treasurer Ginelich cites a mismatch between monthly governor's report figures and the cash in the fund, blocking checks and prompting a standoff with state officials over whose authority pays out.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Statehouse
Desi
Gmejivh
Montlly
Ginelich
Building Falls Kills Two in Brick Barn Collapse
A building collapse at 40 Seventh Street South in Oll, Minn, on Tuesday afternoon left two men dead and three others seriously injured. The dead are Hardy and Johnson. three injured were trapped under debris while four others reported minor injuries. Rescue workers evacuated the scene as a large crowd gathered.
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Mei
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Fuesday
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Belas
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George Japaseh
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Rhos
Eslinger Welker Couple Married at St Marys Church
Poplar couple Willam Eilinger and Miss Carrie Helen Welker wed Tuesday morning at St Marys church in Poplar. The groom, a machinist helper, resides with his bride at 21 West Yon Trees Street. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Pravety Orteuk.
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Willam Eilinger
Carrie
Helen Welker
St. Mary's’ Church
Pravety ‘Orteuk O Mieduthias
John AL Welker
J. Y. Keller
Kretery Blore
Terre Dunt
National League Baseball Roundup and Standings
Baseball results from New York and Brooklyn games plus Cincinnati Chicago Detroit Philadelphia Washington Boston updates. Key pitchers Wagler Ti nahan Pustorious Hieter and Spade cited. no-nit efforts by Cy Young noted for New York. Also rail line news: Pennsylvania brakemen recalled to work at New Castle plant.
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Rooklyn Wheeenay
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da ‘Bugue
Ginton
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Clin‘inton
T Rock Iaigid—Poorta
Fock Island
Markets Report Delivers Mixed Commodity Prices
Kansas City and Chicago markets show cattle, hog, and sheep quotes across grades and weights. Notable figures include native shipping steers at Kansas City, hog packer ranges, and mixed beef prices, with Chicago listings for heavy shipping cattle and lambs. Axtell and Weedell, visiting Bloomington, returned today.
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Kansas City
Hezeges
Bea Mivy
Chicago
Insurance Claims Show Home and Office Accidents Lead 1907
A survey by Aggident Insurance notes that in 1907 most payouts occurred for accidents at home and in offices, followed by pedestrians, horses and vehicles, and recreations. Travel accidents, including railroads and steamboats, rank lowest while double indemnity policies boost payouts. The firm markets dividends and claims leadership in the U.S.
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Olera, Insurance Company
Anonal Alyidends
U. S
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