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Bushnell Nominated by Ohio Republicans Victory for Foraker Faction
At the Ohio Republican convention in Zanesville General Asa S Bushnell won the gubernatorial nomination on the sixth ballot amid a Foraker strength showing. The hall held about 5000. Sherman led the opening remarks and Foraker received strong ovations. The platform reaffirmed tariff protection and bimetallism with gold and silver as standard money and implied parity of values between metals.
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Asa S. Bushnell
Foraker
McKinley
Bushnell
Sherman
Foster
Joseph Benson
Akeer
Hoyt
Nash
Springfield
United States
Joseph C. Bonner
Congress
Bonner
W. S. Addison
Toledo
Ohio
John Sherman
J. W. Barger
J. Warren Keifer
J. H. Hoyt
George KE. Nash
Robert Nevin
A. L. Harris
E. W. Poe
Republican Party
Michigan Legislature Adjourns Sine Die
Michigan Legislature adjourned sine die at dawn after a five month session marked by the usual disorderly and hurried scenes that closed the labor of the body in Bannsine Michigan.
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Michigan
Bannsine
Mich
A. m
Miss Dodge Very Weak Relapse Deepens Illness
Washington May 29 Miss Dodge remains very weak due to a relapse and is weaker than at any time since being struck by paralysis.
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Miss Dodge
Washington
Democrats of Sioux county to hold June convention
Democrats of Sioux county meet in Rock Water Ia on Saturday June 1 in Sioux Center to discuss state issues. The event marks the first convention of the year with strong expectation of pro silver delegates and speeches by W J Bryan of Fred E White and A enen of Iowa.
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Sioux County
Rock Water
Towe
Estien
W. Jd. Bryan
Fred E. White
A.enen
Rosebery Proposes Authority Expansion for Supreme Court Judges
Lord Rosebery introduces a bill in the House of Commons to authorize serving and former judges of the supreme court to hold extended or advisory roles. The measure aims to broaden governance of high court matters and streamline judicial oversight in London.
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Privy Council
London
Lord Rosebery
House of Commons
Supreme Court
Starch Factory Proposal for Jamestown Area
A plan proposes forming a company to build a starch factory at Jamestown to process potatoes and share profits with farmers. The project aims to use the season’s large potato acreage and expects construction to begin this summer.
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Jamestown
Lisy
Omgau
Heck Company
Owatonna Public Library Fund Initiated by Widow Donation
In Owatonna Minnesota a mass meeting at the courthouse discussed a public library. Mrs EHnonne widow of a former merchant started a $10000 subscription with a pledge that the same amount be raised by citizens. In Berlin a Times telegraph notes Prince Bismarck advised increasing German naval cruisers while not pressing England and France.
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Owatonna
Minn
Hnonnewill
Bismarck
Lespos
Berlin
the Times
Prince Bismarck
Schleswig
Hati
Germany
England
France
Much Wheat Missing From St Louis Elevator Wreck
The St. Louis United Elevator wreck is blamed on a snortacs found among its holdings that will total about 200000 bushels of wheat. Directors are reviewing the issue and will try to locate the missing grain.
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Sc. Louis
St. Louis United
Iowa Supreme Court Rules on Pre-ICC Overcharges
The Iowa Supreme Court decides Gatton v Rock Island, holding that overcharges collected before Congress enacted the Interstate Commerce Act cannot be recovered. The ruling narrows potential recovery options and clarifies retroactive claims against railways.
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Drs Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Gatton
Rock Island Railway
Congress
Judge Rules IRS Records Privileged in Hall Case
May 29 in Wasas ha Minnesota Judge Gould excused W H Harries collector of internal revenue from producing tax records or testifying about Hall’s liquor tax status. The ruling holds tax records and applications to reveal confidential information privileged, relieving IRS from county subpoenas in liquor cases.
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WasasHa
Minn
Gould
Fred Hall
Internal Revenue
W. H. Harries
United States
Collector of Internal Revenue
Sound Money Campaign Opens in Pennsylvania
In Philadelphia at the Academy of Music a prominent east coast sound money meeting drew many civic leaders. George B. Roberts of Pennsylvania Railroad chaired with speakers including ex-Senator George F. Edmonds ex-Comptroller William L. Trenholm Congressman Michael D. Harter ex-Minister Charles Emory Smith and Joseph W. Orton addressing the crowd.
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Philadelphia
East
Academy of Music
George B. Roberts
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
United States
George F. Edmonds
Wiliam L. Trenholm
Michael D. Harter
Ohio
Russia
Charles Emory Smith
Joseph W. Orton
Greshams Successor Hinted In Washington Speculation
Washington May 29. Politicians speculating on Secretary Greshams successor name General Olney Uhl Senator Gray Bayard and Eustis ex Secretary Whitner and ex Postmaster General Dickinson among those mentioned. Officials say discussions are speculative and no decision is yet made.
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Gresham
Gneral Olney
Uhl
Gray
Delaware
Bayard
Eustis
Whitner
Dickinson
Ohio Wife Murderer Hanged at Cleveland Penitentiary
Lafayette Prince, the Cleveland wife murderer, was hanged in the penitentiary at 12 12 on May 29. He had professed religion and remained calm to the end. The execution took 13 minutes before the heart ceased to beat.
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Cotrusis
Lafayette Prince
Cleveland
Strike By 1200 Workers At Kelly and Bellefontaine Mill
Cincinnati May 29 workers at the Kelly and Bellefontaine iron and nail mill plan a strike to restore a 20 percent wage cut. The action starts Saturday and involves about 1200 employees.
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Cincinnati
Kelly and Bellefontaine Iron and Nail Mill
Thieves Break In Homes at Spring Valley. Nothing Stolen
Spring Valley Minnesota May 29 thieves entered the houses of B H Holmes B W Huntley B F Langworthy and J B Lee but secured no valuables.
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B. H. Holmes
B. W. Huntley
B. F. Langworthy
J. 8. Lee
Choked While Eating Claims St Ofot Pioneer
Furacs Falls Minn May 29 Jacob Risbudt a pioneer of St Ofot died after choking on a piece of meat at a local meal. The incident was reported as a fatal choking case in the Minnesota town.
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Minn
Jacob Risbudt
St. Ofot
Withering Winds Wreck Crops Across Central Plains
May 29 dispatches report hot dry winds across Missouri Kansas and Nebraska hurting crops. Temperatures hit 95 in St Joseph and 90 plus elsewhere as dust storms and drought threaten fruit and hay, with water restrictions noted in Caldwell Kansas and widespread lack of rain.
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Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
St. Joseph
Dickinson
Clay
Clay Center
Hope
Kan
Caldwell
Kant
Focal Water Company
Rauroad
Marsparittowy
St. Paut
Applegate Wins Great American Stakes at Gravesend
J J McCafferty’s 2 year old Applegate captured the Great American Stakes at Gravesend beating the East’s best. He raced from fourth, took the lead in the opening furlong, and won by two lengths in 1 02 with Hazlet second and Handspring third. Track slow after rain. McCafferty and backers netted about seven to eight thousand dollars.
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J. J. McCafferty
Applegate
Hazlet
Handspring
Alaram
Joe Rogers
McCafferty
Congressmen Updegraff Foresees October Extra Session
A Washington special reports Congressman Updegraff of Jows here for private matters says the president plans to convene an extra session of the Fifty fourth Congress in early October. He cites leading Democrats in close contact with the administration and says the session would seek revenue measures to run the government.
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Kansas City
Washington
Jows
Wheat closes near day high as corn soars on heat
In CuHicaco on May 29 unsettled trading gave way to a bullish close. Wheat finished within a quarter of a cent of the day’s top price and 2 cents above yesterday. Corn led gains, up 11 cents amid heavy receipts and hot dry weather, while oats and provisions joined the rally.
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CuHicaco
Governor Clough Withholds Warrant Over Rape Case
St. Pauh May 29 Governor Clough refused to sign the warrant for Rev. E S Darling wanted at Miller 8 D for rape. Officials say papers are defective lacking corroborative evidence and 11 months passed allowing arrest in South Dakota.
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Clough
E. S. Darling
Miller
South Dakota
Judge transfers case to federal court over local prejudice
Judge Edgerton of the United States court has granted a motion to transfer the case of the state against the bondsmen of former ex-Treasurer Taylor from the state to the federal court. The trial date remains undetermined.
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Siotx Fairs
Edgerton
United States Court
Taylor
United States
Knitting Factory Destroyed in Totepo Fire
Roth & Friedmans knitting factory four story building destroyed by fire. Walls collapsed within twenty minutes of discovery. Four hundred fifty workers left jobless.
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Totepo
Roth & Friedman
Fourteen Saved From Colima Wreck
San Francisco May 29 O B 8 Schwerin Pacific Mail superintendent says steamer Colima wrecked with about 70 aboard including crew. Fourteen survivors reported. cause of wreck unknown.
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Millspaugh Elected Bishop of Kansas Diocese
The Rt. Rev. Frank R. Millspaugh dean of Grace cathedral in Topera has been elected bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Kansas to succeed the late Bishop Thomas.
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Topera
Kan
Frank R. Millspaugh
Grace Cathedral
Episcopal Diocese of
Kansas
Thomas
Defraud Trial Ends Abruptly in Pitzel Case
Philadelphia May 29 The trial of Hermann Muddgett alias HF Holmes alias Howard for conspiring to defraud the Fidelity Mutual Life Association of 10 000 by presenting a corpse as Benjamin F Pitzel ended abruptly during the day with unresolved proceedings and unclear next steps.
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Hermann Muddgett
HF. P. Holmes
Howard
Fidelity Mantual Life Association
Benjamin F. Pitzel
Extraordinary breach of promise suit filed in Kentucky
In Lascaster Kentucky May 29 a remarkable breach of promise suit was filed in the circuit court. Plaintiff W C Stivers a tobacco raiser seeks damages from defendant Miss Catherine West a 23 year old school teacher. The case stands out as the only one of its kind ever recorded in the state.
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Lascaster
Kentucky
W. C. Stivers
Catherine West
Harrison Allen Divorce Granted in Fareco District
General Harrison Allen, once a noted Pennsylvania figure in war and politics and a former gubernatorial, congressional, and senatorial candidate, has been granted a divorce on grounds of desertion. His wife, living in Warren, Pa, withdrew her answer. no alimony was awarded.
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N. D
Harrison Allen
Pennsylvania
Congress
Warren
State moves suit against Roby set for June hearing
Indianapolis May 19 The attorney general’s action against Roby will be argued before the supreme court on June 7 with a decision expected in the week after.
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Indianapolis
Roby
Supreme Court
Sheriff posse in Fort Wayne shootout leaves deputy fatally harmed
A posse pursued tramplers east of Fort Wayne on May 22. Deputy Harrod was shot in the back and leg while Deputy Ryan faced a gunman who killed him in a firefight. The suspect identified as William Walworth of Akron, Ohio. Two other suspects were captured after firing on officers. Harrod may recover from his injuries.
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Ind
Ryan
Harrod
Professor Somerville’s Oriental Finds Arrive in San Francisco
Professor Maxwell Somerville of the University of Pennsylvania, after more than a year visiting India Siam and other Oriental countries, returns with curiosities including a complete Buddhist temple a gigantic Buddha statue many smaller statues praying machines bells sacred towels Khapmonies and a brazen lotus altar with peeping deities.
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San Francisco
Maxwell Somerville
University of Pennsylvania
China
India
Siam
Oriental
Tragedy on Cameron Farm Ends With Suicide
In Cameron Texas on May 29 Jeff Lewis fatally shot Epsy Smith and Will Smith on George Growl’s farm. He wounded Lucy Smith and her daughter Emma before shooting himself in the left breast, dying. Jealousy is suspected as the motive.
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George Growl
Here
Jeff Lewis
Epsy Smith
Will Smith
Lucy Smith
Emma
Epsy
Lewis
Quarrel in North Dakota Ends With Shooting
In Devints Laz North Dakota on May 29 J T Cook shot Phillip Shaver wounding him slightly. A stray bullet struck an eight year old girl probably fatally. Shaver had been living with Cook's divorced wife and children. Cook had long caused trouble and fired at Shaver. The adjacent farmers live several miles north of the area.
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N. D
J. T. Cook
Phillip Shaver
Shaver
Cook
Here
Ice and furniture items advertised in a store sale
An old advertisement describes ice in a furniture store display with a glass door refrigerator and a tin wheel demonstration. It promotes folding beds in several styles with French bevel mirrors, plus a range of wood furniture, from low to higher priced luxury pieces, highlighting sales discounts and diverse options.
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Tuey
Bargain Furniture and Glassware Sale Across Oak and Beech
Bargains on French pattern china, maple and mahogany dressers, carved bedsteads, and set pieces. Offer includes Haviland white china plates at 2% each, lemonade sets at 3c, and a wide range of matting, tables, chairs, and beds with bold discounts. Promotions urge quick purchases as stock dwindles and prices promise big savings.
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China
Haviland
Zarisbad
Minnesota people unveil new window shades samples
Window shades once as old as Sugar Loaf crack easily but Minnesota residents have introduced new options with prettier colors and stronger crack resistance. They invite viewing samples to compare.
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Minnnesota
Broad Offerings at Atwic Store Promos and Prices
A fragmented ad touts discounted home goods at Atwic Store including potarge screens for small windows, large carloads now on sale, doors, a refrigerator, a mahogany desk, an awning, and glassware. It stresses popular prices, cheap goods, large assortments, and the idea that cheap buys help the poor today and tomorrow.
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Rome
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Asia
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