Abraham Weaver of Elmore Dies After Uræmic Poisoning
Abraham Weaver aged about sixty one of Elmore township dies Monday evening at his home after a week of uraemic poisoning. Survived by two sons Clifford and Willis and many relatives. Funeral at 10 AM Wednesday at Mud Pike church with Presiding Elder L L Schoonover. burial Walnut Hills cemetery. Born Kentucky January 20 1840, came to this county in 1841, long resident of Elmore, United Brethren church trustee for forty years. He was a substantial farmer with 24 acres and other estate.
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Abraham Weaver
Elmore Township
Mr. Weaver
Clifford
Willis
Beaides
Mud Pike
L. L. Schoonover
Walnut Hills
Odos
Kentucky
Madison ,Township
Elmon
United Brethren Church
Nebraskan Leader Bryan Praised as Pioneer of Liberty
A tribute to William Jennings Bryan lauds him as a pioneer who challenged corporate greed and predatory wealth. The speech calls him a protector of humanity, revered across states and nations, and asserts his ideals will endure beyond this generation.
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Eveuke
Bryan
America
Golite
James
Knights of Columbus Reception for Rev Father Gorman
The Knights of Columbus plan an outdoor reception on St St Mon's lawn this evening with fruit punch and an orchestra. If weather turns bad the event moves to the K of C hall. Father Gorman recently transferred from St John's Church, Indianapolig by the bishop.
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Knights of Columbus
Father Gorman
St. Simon’ S Lawn
St. Stmon's
Father Michael Gorman
K. of C
St John’s Church
Knigtta of Columbia
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Fernist Migale
Publicity of Punishment Aligned at Penne Vase Service
Chicago Wisconsin July 21 The latest order at the Penne vase rehead cor domiring Brester efficiency in the operating branch of the service fate calls for public discipline. The bulletin board at division headquarters will list each offense and its punishment.
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Chicago
Cornettstown School to Add Partition and Two Teachers
County Superintendent Burham visits Cornettville to discuss crowded school conditions. A plan to split the room with a partition to create two 16 by 24 foot spaces aims to improve instruction with two teachers, Everett Miller as principal and Ella Hodges as primary.
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Cornattaville
Hogard
Standiford
Everett Miller
Ella M/ Hodges
Supreme Court cited in Bucks Stove and Range case
Justice Anderson cites Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell in a contempt petition for alleged boycott incitement against Bucks Stove and Range Co. A hearing set next week to show cause why they should not be punished for defying the court injunction.
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Frank Morrison
Ubat Organization
John Mitchell
Offensive Council
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Bucka Stove and Range Co
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American’ Federation
Labor
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Federationiat
Bucks Store Co
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Mane
Bucks Company
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Canadian Labor Victory Marks Wage Rules Across Regions
Canadian Pacific rail workers win a conciliation board report endorsing a ten hour day and no wage reduction. No sliding scale or apprentice wage cuts are allowed. future pay for time waiting on the company to be determined by the employee grievance committee. Federal hiring bias urged as Molokai leprosy project review notes 20 percent of workers are local. Jerome Reese, Bogard township resident, predicts Bryan carries Bogard by a larger margin.
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Conciliation Board
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Tabriz Mass Casualty Scene and Persian Crisis
Territorial turmoil erupts as Tabriz faces a mass casualty scene after a rout of Rachla Khan’s forces. U S consul Doty cables “anarchy” as revolutionaries attack loyalists. missionaries are said to be in peril amid escalating violence. Teheran promises full protection while a Persian government response is sought.
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Tabriz
Déw
Racin Khan
Shah
Steth
William FL Dotys
United States
P Department
John Tyler
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Tyler
Fortress of the Shah's Palace Sees Rebel Strength Rise
Reports from Teheran describe revolutionary gains in Tabriz sparking concern at the shah's court. 1600 Nomadic horsemen near the palace prepare to reinforce forces as the fortress tightens, amid moves to curb representative institutions and a petition drive to the shah and Britain. In Buffalo, five unidentified foreign laborers were killed in fog at West Seneca yards by a moving train.
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West Seneca
Alabama Troops Mobilized As Strike Tension Grows
Governor B. B. Comer orders 200 cavalry to Montgomery, then Birmingham for rapid deployment amid miners strike. Troops arrive to bolster county towns as sporadic shooting and threats rise, with calm reported so far. Superintendent Burris reports hunting squirrels for breakfast.
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B. B. Comer
Alabama Cavalry
Montgomery
Trustees appoint Bogard Township teachers for year
Trustee Standiford names the appointed teachers for Bogard Township for the ensuing year across several schools and rooms including Epsom Pleasant Grove Cornellsville and Okk Grove. A separate report notes the death of thirteen year old Edward Long in Canton Ohio from a fishbone injury later described as a sting.
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Bes
Black
Grover Keller
Fisher
Elmer Myer
Wade
Herbert Cart
Epsom
L. B
Ray
Beasle Keller
Pleasant Grove
Seth
Bates
Cornellsville
Everett Miller
Erlic M. Hodges
Okk Grove
Jesse Culteh
Canton
Ohio
Edward Long
Ani Tanng
Philadelphia Democrats Denounce Delegates at Denver Meeting
Philadelphia Democratic city committee denounces eight delegates seated at the Denver convention. Charles F. Donnelly leads a resolution urging greater Philadelphia support for William J. Bryan and denouncing the Denver action. Republican leaders outline campaign plans with Frank Hitchcock detailing strategy.
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Democratic Nations
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Frank Hitch
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Garden of Gods
Paris trial over nude living pictures sparks defense
In Paris on Monday two defendants argue that living pictures shown on stage were art, defending their display amid a court case against Benator Berenger. Judges hear denials as crews defend artistic intent in the controversial exhibit. In New York, a July 41 date cites a Gould divorce case with perjury allegations and a steel tempering incident linked to testimony. Detectives bring updates as investigations unfold.
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Benator Berenger
Gould
New York
Helen
Age
Frank A Gould
Una. B. Ng
Mounlay
Private
Joaday
Near Beer Wins In Bloomington Court
In Bloomington Indiana a jury found not guilty in a trial over selling dry beer. The defense argued the product came from a company with a secret formula and that dry beer is highly intoxicating and not malt. the case touched on legal licenses and enforcement of blue laws.
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Bloomington
Ind
Aiate
Ae Murphy
Geison
Hia di- Wes
Geldon
Will Buried Here for Man Killed at O'Fallon
The man killed at O Fallon was brought to his sister Mrs. WW Lucas at 1918 West Walnut. Services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at the residence. Burial will follow at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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O'Fallon
Mro
Lucas
West Walnut
Oak Grove
I of Lee
Page
the. Brake
Patent Granted for Mail Bag Handling Device
Theodor Cross receives a patent for an apparatus that receives and delivers mail bags on moving trains. The invention aims to streamline mail transport by enabling bag handling without stopping the train.
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Theodord Cross
Arrest of Van Rengaelaeh Prompts Local Police Action
Local authorities arrest Van Rengaelaeh a 39 year old married broker after detectives report suspected involvement in a plot or fraud. The case ties into a larger national political backdrop with anti Bryan sentiment noted in press commentary.
Funeral Services for Mrs John Hing Are Announced
The funeral for Mrs John Hing, who died Sunday at Bickuat, will be held tomorrow at church in Montgomery. Interment is planned at the churchyard. The couple leaves children and the rest of the family are distraught by the sudden loss.
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Bickuat
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Ter’e Urch
Montgom
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