Extra Session Debates and Powder Trust Clash in Indiana
The Vincennes Commercial reports on an expected extra session of the Indiana Legislature to address vetoed Vincennes University funding and other Republican aims, including trusts and local option laws. It notes Governor Hanly’s resistance, the National Guard readiness, and a brewing dispute over the Powder Trust and the Dupont selection for the Republican campaign. Distinguished Indiana speakers Thomas Marshall and James Watson are slated to speak in Washington next week.
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Vincennes
Hawly
Vincenors University
Alan
State of Kentucky
General Assembly
Vincennes University
Hanly
Hanry
Indiana National Guard
Republican Party
Taft
Tenate
TC. Dupont
Powder Hunt
Republican Nations
Republican Cbmpalen Oratory Bureau
Hitchcock
Washington City
Courier-Journal
Duponts
Delaware
Indiana
Washington
Thomas K. Marahall
James E. Watson
FragmentaryPolitical Banter on Hearst Bryan and Indiet Opinion
Fragmented text discusses William Randolph Hearst and William Jennings Bryan in a political context. Mentions Indianapolis and an Independence campaign. Poses a question about the other two of “five really great men.”
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Bryan de
Try
Political hotel amid Bryan hype in Chicago convention era
The piece depicts political turmoil around a Bryan nomination. Labor and traveling men oppose the figure, while veterans and workers recall General Grant memory with distrust. Thousands of colored voters previously Republican express opposition, noting roadrail methods at Chicago convention and bleak prospects for Bryan’s election.
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Ito
Grant
Renuh
Chirago
Bryan
Brownelown Hinner
Nomination Spurred Prohibition Party Vice Presidential Hope
Ada Ohio September 4 audience in Brown Auditorium Ohio Northern University heard Prof Agron S Watkins formally announce his nomination as vice president candidate of the National Prohibition Party. Fella T McWhurter of Indianapo lis chaired. National Chairman Jason Jones of Chicago spoke briefly amid lay political cordiality. Robert Patton of Springfield delivered the formal address as temporary national convention chairman.
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Ada
Ohio
Lelorr
Brown
Ohio Northern University
Agron S Watkins
the Nations Prohibition Party
Streete
University
Jasok Jones
Chicago
Jones
Robert Patton
Springfeld
Prohibition ‘Convention
Final test of gun silencer by U S Army board in Springfield
Springfield Mass September 4 a board of officers tested Percy Maxim s gun silencing device to assess its ability to protect 10 skirmishers or sharpshooters advancing on an enemy The test was wholly satisfactory The board fired from the rifle butts while Maxim moved the gun to his car to observe shots from different angles Unanimous determination of shot direction was possible even at 150 yards The discharge was audible and the direction could be judged by the whirr of the bullet
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Springfield
Mass
Percy Maxim
United States Army
Maxim
A Matter of Public Interest and Immigration Debate
A long, fragmented passage discusses citizenship duties and the impact of Chinese immigration on labor, wages, and American society. It references economic models, labor markets, and political perspectives, noting concerns about cheap labor, preservation of national character, and the balance between inclusion and protection of domestic workers. The text mentions political figures and statewide attitudes influencing election outcomes.
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de Lareelias
Atahia
Republican Ebb Tide Situation in Ohio State
A Chaotic view of Ohio politics notes the Republican Party's decline since a historic defeat. It cites internal dissension, factional loyalty erosion, and widespread opposition in state and city campaigns. Democrats appear more cohesive, while Republican disarray has affected central and local ranks, influencing election outcomes.
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Ohio
Choetanad Enquirer
Ina Sdntenes
Familia
Ilenleta
Uckpy
Obie
Ita
Todd
OMG
Herrick
Detroit Holds Off Cleveland in Narrow Baseball Win
Detroit secures a 2 1 victory over Cleveland as Mullin stars on the mound. Notable hits by Schaefer Cobb and a productive inning with a sacrifice by Kring fuel the Tigers. In other scores, Philadelphia edges New York 2 1 and Washington dominates Boston as the league slate unfolds across a busy day.
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Cleveland
Detro—Mullin
Tee
P.kring
Detrde
Tavis Chevylara - Oghohotoushi
Mattertes
Coughtin
Mullin
Meveriind
Hemla
Rhys
Schaefer
Cobb
Bare
Tinterd
Perick
Markets Review of Livestock and Grain Prices
Historical notice of livestock markets and grain quotes with detailed regional price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep across multiple markets including Kansas City and Chicago. It lists export beef steer prices, stockers, cows, calves, hogs and grain futures with various grades and weights, reflecting regional trading activity.
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Kaksas Citt
Sto
Nebt
Wen
Texas
Stockert
Fecdrra
Lecture and Variety at the Opera House September 4
William Hefferojin announces a lecture and entertainment program at the opera house on Wednesday, September 4, featuring The Emmetts Or Jelah Charar and acts by Moran, Blackwell, and Grady. Tickets start 25 cents for the full house, with seats on sale at Horrall Brothers.
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G. Leetueer Brot
Tynes
Monaghan
Vhair
Noah Pathe Vajeoratte
Ayn
Wisconess Unbeergiy
Wilssen Moran
Blackwell
Grady
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