Sanford to Leave for Reno and Denver Trip
Sanford to depart Monday for Reno Nevada to settle after three years with the Democrat. He will visit Colorado with his brother and sister before attending the Democratic National Convention in Denver. The journey includes a stop in Monte Vista and a plan to travel to New Midland then返回 Washington later in August.
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Leigh Sanford
Democrat
Washington
Reno
Nevada
Sanfort
Colorado
W. Sanford
Wynd Eister
Jesse Stephenson
Monte Vista
Denver
Newmidgy
Senford
Mies Pauline
Novia
Apgist
Wilt See Cullen Cullop Seen as Fair Labor Candidate
In a Vincennes Advance note the Indiana Blos Book cites Wilt Cullop as aligned with labor, praising his indomitable energy and honesty. The piece highlights his appeal to workers and labor-friendly voting history dating back to 1891, stressing harmony between candidate and labor interests.
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Seong
Wiltui
Severy
Sekdad
Iabor
Hyme Tles
Indiana
Labor
Cotton
Ibbor
Vincennes_ Advance
Former Washington citizen returns from trip to Two Rivers
Hyatt, formerly of this city and now at Two Rivers, Washington, represents a big investment firm. The Two Rivers Tribune notes his work and reports a favorable outcome with much interest in the outage regarding Two Rivers.
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Hyatt
Two Rivers
Washington
Two Rivera Tribune Bas Hia
Evansville trip details stomach surgery tale
Mr and Mrs H A Gatvere returned from Evansville where Mrs Calvert underwent surgical operation. In hospital a patient with no stomach was observed and surgeons removed parts of the stomach in the procedure. Dr Calvert, a surgeon in Evansville, performed the operation with care and reported favorable recovery.
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H. A. Gatvere
Evansville
Myatt the Walter: Rise of a Tipster Turned Millionaire
The piece traces John M. Myatt, famed Walter, whose rumored fortune grew from restaurant tips and speculation. It recounts how patrons and insiders debated his wealth, with estimates ranging from fifty thousand to a hundred thousand dollars, and notes his alleged moves to Michigan and various business ventures. The tale highlights the social dynamics of tipping culture, Myatt’s fame, and the shifting perception of his wealth amid a bustling restaurant scene.
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Chicago
Frey
Féare Bago
Walter
John
M. Myate
Mithifxan
Myatt
Mratt
Jan Binte
O. B. Stimpson
Ey Saratoga Jredaurant
Atethe
Portange
Stimpenn
Agid
Ike Gomman
Barden
Myattihea
Michigan
Tie
Tite Tamily
Hindu immigration issue alarms Canada says imperial authorities
A British imperial stance is reported as alarmed by Hindu immigration into Canada. Deputy Minister W A Mackenzie King, returning from London, negotiates through imperial channels to curb influx. Major Foote cites a Bryan Column article noting 2,007 people connected to the topic.
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Canada
Bor
W.a.'mackenzie ‘King
Ottawa
Imperice
Ees
Baa
Alérmip Gto
Aioe
Great
Britein
Toda
Accidents Strike In Eaglesville Area After Shower
A Saturday afternoon accident near Eaglesville injured Mrs Woodruff and Miss Maud Woodruff when debris struck near their home. A separate incident harmed William Rosenberry as he stepped on a culvert, cutting his toe. Dr A F Battery treated the wound.
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Eaglesville
Eine
Ofelock
Starlin
Bigs
Woodraff
Wiliam Rosenberry
Hewig
Blacklisted Husband Sparks Emporia Times Row
Mrs Mary Parkman editor of the Emporia Times explains why she keeps her husband off the paper. She says they disagree on politics and that as an office holder and venal corrupter he deserves contempt while they will do chores for him but will not publicize him.
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Mary Parkman
Emporia
Kanas
Mmes
Emporia Times
Pandassien
Will Street
Boxer Thomas Hagen Killed in Navy Yard Bout
In Philadelphia at the League Island navy yard a six round boxing match on the battleship Mississippi ended fatally for Thomas Hagen age 22. His opponent Tommy Hogan disappeared after the collapse, with confusion over the hours. The event was a crew entertainment at the navy yard.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Hagen
Hage
Piarina
League Island Navy Yard
Tommy Hogan
Mississippi
Navy Yard
Hagon
Hogan
Hagen
Weather Man Mocked by Self-Proclaimed Human Galvanometer
In Pittsburgh a self styled human galvanometer visits the weather office, boasting he can predict weather by magnetic and electrical senses. Forecaster Henry Pennywitt questions him as the inventor demands a glass case and a Morrid chair. The exchange ends with the peculiar claimant leaving, still confident in his abilities.
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Pittsburg
Weather Office Land
Henry Penny Witt
Maywitt
Lula
Legal Bureau
Mr. Pennywitt
Farmers’ Bank
Ture
Bureau
Pennywitt
Man Will Die for Science in Wartime Plea
Frank Merritt declares willingness to die in the cause of science, seeking a cure for consumption. He recounts travels, prior fame, and a wish to give his body to science, while noting his lack of money or family. The report also covers a plague prevention ban in the Panama Canal Zone and two deaths by a live wire in Kansas.
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New York
Frank Merritt
Hit
Activvsts
Salvation Army
Chatham Square
A $S
Merritt
John D. Rockefaller
Pennsylvania ‘Avenue
Washington
Flaas
Tolee
Panama Canal Zone
Canal
Imta
Niles
Terse Telegrams From New York And Across The Nation
New York directors raise a dividend on common stock while maintaining preferred dividends. Lake-Hine and Westerns report dividend wins. American-Thomas car stalls, trailing Protos as both race to gain ground in days ahead. Protos capture a 10,000 trophy from Trans Siberian Alaskan Railway Co. Italian Zuat lags in the field. In Middletown Ohio a brutal murder confesses to the sky of Mrs Joseph McVey. she survives. Chicago discovers Wald’s body. missing since June 13, wife seeks arrest warrant for him. Chicago physician accused of drugging a 17 year old girl faces questions. Brennan named receiver for Barry Brou Transportation Co. A boy, 18, dies after a fall from a building. New Brunswick governor’s daughter elopes with a coachman. A teenage boy is cleared of murder charges in Mogoges Oklahoma. Boston marks the 138th Anniversary of Bunker Hill with sport events and smaller patriotic observances.
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New York
Lake-Hine
Prasad
Crtta
Protos
Trans: Siberian Alaskan Railway Co
Middletown
Mra
Joseph McVey
Walden
Mra. McVey
Chicago
Andrew Wald
Wald
Forest Avenue
George E. Brennan
Barry Brou. Transportation Co
0. M. Walker
Joseph Lamoreaus
John McEilgutt
Cluter
Iim
Campaign Tangle Over Presidential Ticket In June
Chicago reports a muddled vice presidential race as Joanke and Pulrbanks relations split the ticket. New York and Massachusetts candidates remain active while Cortelyau enters a possible vice-presidential surge. Cummins Iowa launches a united bid, with state delegates pledged to back the Royans ticket. Hughes’s withdrawal complicates the New York contest.
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Chicago
Pulrbanks
Joanke
Tifa
New York
Massachugetta
Cortelyau
Cumming
Iowa
Deleet
Chef Sy
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Uindeman’s Pharmaly
South Street
Spink Mill
John W. Greenwood
South ST
B&o
Cincinnati
Kellar
Sanford
Cal
Western Newspaper
Field
W, A, Gullop
Washington Citizen
Sauayria
Waesington Realty Company
Anney
Washington N Realty Q, Incorporated
Jackson Drug Store
Forsythe
Keefer
Henry Stumpp
Fiat
Calind Mia Renta
Rhetan
HioUs
East
Foote
Lea Grimy
Tgaldne - Yoyalles
Rapides
Sai Esippi
Bryan
Gainational Seinen
van Burer
Hong Kong
Gove
Testaurants
Elmitar
Hainan
Oaneus Bureau
United States
Chemical National Bank of New York
Treasury
Bank
Attéche
Patrick O'Hare
Issist
Mise Rodle McPartland
Erie
Binghamton
N. Y
Jane
Nan
Science
Man
Lawrence
Kan
Jime
J. B. Hall
Dan Matthews
Arkansas City
Kas
Hall
Bt Zohn
N. F
Lemuél Tweedie
New Brunswick
Atland
Mery
David McKeown
Tweedie
Chatham
Biz
Hot McKeown
Gcot- Jang
Mogkoges
Okla
Jesse’ Coz
L. F. Harvey
Inez
Coz
Cox
Maden
Bunker Hill
Boston
Bunker ‘Hill
Charleston
U Eamon Sac Sary
Cain
Haim
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