KILLED AND INJURED ON JULY 4TH 1906
The Wenatchee World reports a mass casualty event on July 4, 1906, noting 38 killed and 2789 injured. The piece discusses political conflict in Iowa involving Cummins Perkins and Secretary Shaw, plus Taft and La Follette as potential presidential figures, with commentary on party dynamics and campaign strategies.
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Given Ed a Square Deal at Wenatchee Cabaret Show
Friday July 6 1906 Wenatchee crowd fills tent for Uncle Som Cabio show praised as humbugged by PT Bar num. The piece contrasts the fake entertainment with Wenatchee theater manager Ferguson supporting quality local theatre and urges patronage for homegrown good shows.
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Uncle Som
Ferguson
Wenatchhee Theater
Roosevelt declines summer engagements and Bryan reception
President Roosevelt will not preside at the reception for William J Bryan at Madison Square Garden on August 19 and has declined all summer engagements. Secretary Loeb sent the formal declination after Willaim Hoge invited the president, who plans to send public congratulations to the German royal family on the birth of an heir. The president spent time with Loeb reviewing mail, while want ads are touted as valuable for self help and employment.
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Lowa
Perkins
Cummins
Iowa
Taft
Supreme Court
Justice Brown
Ohio
Akron
Boss Cox
Herrick
Hanna
Foraker
Senator Foraker
la Follete
Congess
Senate
Wisconsin
Badger
Lafollette
New York
Roosevelt
Commercial Travelers Antitrust League
William J Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Brayn
Willaim Hoge
League
Loeb
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