Clark Denies Bryan Charges At Democratic Convention
Baltimore speech by Speaker Clark rejects Bryan accusations as false and calls for party integrity. He condemns any alliance with privileged interests and demands justice from all Democrats, noting Bryan’s charge as a test of retraction.
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Bryan Wins Radical Vote Against Morgan Ally Nominees
Baltimore reports William Jennings Bryan achieving a historic two thirds majority to pass a progressive Democratic convention resolution opposing any presidential candidate allied with J Pierpont Morgan, Thomas F Ryan, August Belmont, or other privilege seeking figures. The measure upholds Jeffersonian and Jacksonian ideals and protests perceived financial influence.
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Nebraskan Says Man is Platform in 1904 Political Debate
Baltimore reports Bryan refused the chairmanship of the resolutions committee after being offered it unanimously. Senator John W. Kern was elected after Bryan declined. Bryan urged postponing action on the platform until after the presidential candidate is named, insisting the man is the platform.
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La Follette Not Bolting Republican Party
Baltimore's Congressman La Follette arrived to observe the Democratic convention and said he will not bolt the Republican Party nor join Roosevelt's potential third party, indicating loyalty to his current party. He emphasized he does not intend to back Roosevelt's split movement.
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Results of 46th Ballot Show Wilson Dominance Across States
The tally lists Wilson as the leading candidate with 990 votes across multiple states including Alabama Arizona California Florida Georgia and many others. Clark totals reach 84 with Harmon and absent votes noted and a final total for each contender.
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Many Women Attend Democratic National Convention Opening
A large feminine contingent filled the armory galleries and social areas for the convention opening. Wives and daughters of national committeemen and candidates, including Mrs Norman E Mack and Mrs Thomas Targart, are among the notable attendees from across the country.
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Democratic National Committee
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Indiana
Roger C. Sullivan
Chicago
Champ Clark
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Oregon Senator Chamberlain Nominated for Vice Presidency
W R King of Portland placed Senator Chamberlain of Oregon in nomination for the vice presidency during the Portland stance on Oregon primaries. King, limited to five minutes, argued for a far western man on the ticket with Wilson.
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Wilson
True Worth Quote Reflects on Honor and Role
A William Shakespearean style meditation contrasts rank and virtue noting true worth shapes character. The passage argues fortune differs by conduct, not attire, showing monarchs can emulate monks and vice versa, and that worth defines a person more than status.
Oregon Delegates Endorse Wilson in Early Balloting
The Oregon delegation stayed with Wilson on all ballots through Monday and Tuesday, casting ten votes for Woodrow Wilson. Washington delegates followed Clark until Wilson secured the nomination, while Idaho gradually shifted to Wilson, defying Clark’s, and Dubois’s influence as the balloting continued.
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Bryan repudiates Clark at national convention
In Baltimore Bryan denounces Clark and vows not to support any candidate backed by Tammany Hall or New York's 90 votes under Murphy. He switches allegiance from Clark to Wilson amid pandemonium as he addresses Murphy at the head of the New York delegation.
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Bryan Triumph Alters Delegates at New York Convention
The scene featured bitter invective and division as Bryan argued for the nation’s interest over Democratic voters in New York. Despite jeers and strong opposition from many delegations, Bryan prevailed as Nebraska delegates shifted their support from Clark to Wilson.
Speaker Clark Returns to Capital After Defeat
Washington report says Speaker Clark, defeated after a hard battle, returned to his office to denounce the vice presidency by phone. He pledged support to Governor Wilson and blamed William J. Bryan's tactics for his defeat.
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Fight Against the Fly Waged by the American Civic Association
The American Civic Association leads a national fly fighting effort with a committee tying together health boards civic groups and individuals. The campaign emphasizes education on flies as disease spreaders and mirrors the vigor of anti tuberculosis Red Cross work with figures like Miss Mabel L Boardman and officers J Horace McParland Richard Bowdratrous.
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Prevent the Fly from Breeding in Stables and Manure
Instructions urge screening stables and removing manure at least twice weekly. Keep manure in a closed bin or pit and dust cracks with gypsum or slaked lime. If flies breed in stored manure, spray with kerosene or Paris green, then water to wash in. Note 14 days between adult emergence and egg laying.
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Please Kill That Fly and You Will Have More Milk
A short domestic reminder links household pest control to improved family milk production and reduced disease risk. It urges action against flies to benefit health and dairy yield within the home.
The Messenger of Death Fly as Pestilence Carrier
A dramatic defense of the fly as a deadly pest, likening it to a rattlesnake and a traveling salesman. The piece explores its role as a distributor of disease, urging elimination of the fly despite its persistence, and cites methods to kill or deter it in homes and cells with practical advice.
Beets and Silo Use Promoted for Farm Efficiency
The article extols silo benefits for dairies and beef operations, noting waste reduction and steadier feeding. It also discusses canary nesting, needs for green feed, and practical tips from California stations on borers and irrigation, plus a hazardous chicken lice treatment with gasoline and carbolic acid.
Plan of Campaign for Fly Fighters
A home health advisory urges keeping houses free of flies by screening kitchen windows in warm seasons. It warns flies as disease carriers and calls for protecting children and nursing bottles, shielding milk and food, covering outdoor garbage, and abolishing open drains near homes.
Freakish Nest Builders Brave In Noisy Station
A St Nicholas tale recalls bold sparrows nesting on a large turntable in a busy round house. The birds, unafraid of machinery and trains, built two nests and raised a brood after days of alternating work on each end as the turntable reversed.
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Destructive Fly Elimination Using Pyrethrum Fumes
Instructions describe burning pyrethrum powder on live coals to generate fumes that stun flies. Operators must then sweep up and destroy the stunned insects.
Carrier of Pestilence Urges Early Extermination
A female fly can produce millions of offspring in a season and may carry typhoid or other dangerous germs. The notice urges immediate self protection through extermination of this pest.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Aberdeen Reader
A Aberdeen resident Mrs John Carlson of 116 I First St praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney relief after trying other remedies. The testimonial notes pills were purchased at Eaton and Swaney's Drug Store in Aberdeen with prompt relief and recommends Doan's as the trusted remedy. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States.
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