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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1908

Page

2

Bryan Kern Ticket Officially Named At Denver Democratic Nominating

The Democratic National Convention in Denver completed its work by nominating John Worth Kern of Indiana for vice president and William Jennings Bryan for president. Kern secured the ticket after a display of widespread support, with several rivals withdrawing and acclamation urged. Bryan was nominated on the first ballot with 892 votes amid a thunderous demonstration, and the convention adjourned sine die.

Denver John Worth Kern Indiana William Jennings Bryan Kern Colorado Thomas Charles A. Towne New York Connecticut Archibald McNeill Georgia Clark Nowel George Gray Delaware John Mitchell Illnois Towne Bryan Howell McNeill I Kern Capenblaas Bryan Winson United States Gray Johnson William J. Bryce

Japan’s Labor Exclusion Clause Sparks Democratic Debate

The Denver Democratic convention platform includes a clause favoring the exclusion of Asiatic laborers, provoking surprise and displeasure among some, with claims it infringes Japan’s treaty rights and contradicts humanity. Observers think most Democrats are not anti Japanese and that the clause appeases labor elements.

Denver United States Tokyo Japan America

Atlantic Fleet Moves Toward Honolulu In Calm Voyage

The Atlantic fleet under Rear Admiral Sperry nears Honolulu in a squadron formation at ten knots. The battleship Nebraska, quarantined in San Francisco for scarlet fever, is closing the gap and will arrive soon after the main fleet. Honolulu's wireless station heard Sperry's messages relayed by Nebraska. Locals expect extensive entertainment and transport to greet the ships during their weeklong port stay.

Sperry Honolulu Connecticut Nebraska San Francisco Admiral Sperry

Obaldia Elected President in Panama Elections

Panama elections concluded peacefully with Senor Obaldia winning the presidency unopposed after Ricardo Arias withdrew. Voters registered a decisive show of support as crowds paraded with a band, illustrating a rare harmony between former Arias supporters and Obaldia backers.

Panama Senor Obaldia United States Amador Ricardo Arias Ubaldia Obaldia Republic Arias

Life Term for Mrs Stewart in Kansas Child Murders

Mollie Stewart convicted by a Ottawa Kansas jury of the murder of Jane Schneck and given a life sentence. The case links to Frank Schneck, husband of the victim, in the Feb 3 1907 Centropolis killings of his wife Mia and their two children. Schneck allegedly plotted with Stewart who was married with a family.

Mollie Stewart Ottawa Kan Jane Sehneck Stewart Frank Schneck Kansas Mia Schneck Centropolis Schneck Mrs

Dun's Review of Trade Reports Modest Gains and Summer Dullness

Dun's Review of Trade notes small net gains in commercial progress with favorable reports yet overall midsummer dullness remains unusually intense. Weekly activity grows in manufacturing and orders for fair goods arrive too late for on time delivery at specified dates.

Dun Rg, Dun & Co

Pharmacy Board Members Beaten by Mob in Buffalo

Frank Eggleston and C. B. Gunnell of Evanston members of the Wyoming state board of pharmacy were assaulted by a mob in Buffalo after two local druggists were arrested for selling morphine without a physician's prescription.

Pharmacy Board Frank Eggleston C. B. Gunnell Evanston Wyoming State Board of Pharmacy Buffalo

Elks Convention Opens In Dallas With Parade Of Delegates

The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks opens its annual convention in Dallas Texas with parades by marching clubs and bands from Los Angeles Detroit and Austin. A southern dinner for Grand Lodge members fills Machinery Hall as committees and delegates tour fairgrounds and discuss the 1909 convention location amid strong bids from Detroit and Los Angeles.

Benevolet” and Protective Order of Elks Dallas Tex Los Angeles Detroit Austen Beaumont Fairgrounds Grand Lodge Fair Grounds America Southland

Taft Study Of Parties As He Prepares Acceptance Speech

At Hot Springs Virginia Taft reviews Democratic and Republican platforms and candidate speeches to craft his acceptance address for the Cincinnati nomination. He will focus on injunctions, a debated issue, to state his clear position. Senator Warner’s notification speech will last about ten minutes and the acceptance letter will elaborate later.

Congress Republican Party Manopollen Interstate Commerce Commission Navy Civil Service Graciog Lunda Mmigration Hot Springs Cincinnati W. H. Taft Hla Taft Warner

President Roosevelt Congratulates Riflemen Victory

President Roosevelt sends hearty congratulations to the American riflemen in England. Lt. Albert S. Jones, secretary of the National Rifle Association, received the telegram recognizing the team's excellent performance and extending official praise.

England Albert S. Jones National Rifle Association of America Roosevelt

Chicago Grain and Provisions Trading and Closing Quotations

Weather-driven advances in wheat on the Chicago exchange sent futures higher with July at 91 1/2 cents and September at 91 1/2?. corn and oats rose modestly while provisions gained. South Omaha livestock reports show mixed cattle and hog prices with overall gains in hogs and sheep receipts and values.

Chicago Northwest

Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Summary

Cattle receipts 25 000 with steer prices 6.50 to 8.25 cows 3.00 to 5.76 heifers 1.50 to 6.90 calves 5.40 to 6.60 stockers 3.75 to 4.30. Hogs receipts 33 000 strong market with heavy shipping 6.45 to 7.05 butchers 6.90 to 7.05 tight mixed 6.70 to 6.80 porkers 6.30 to 6.90 packing 5.75 to 6.90 pigs 4.00 to 6.25. Sheep receipts 18 000 strong with ewes 4.50 to 4.90 lambs 5.00 to 7.00 yearlings 4.30 to 5.76.

South Omaha Texas Chicago

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Bryan and Democracy At Minnesota William J. Bryan Ignatine J. Donn William J.bryan James Keeler Western Nebraska Alliance, Nebr Tagg Bros Live Stock Commission Company South Omaha, Neb Newberry’s Hardware Co Dierks Lumber & Coal Co D. Waters Mgr Aliance Art Studio Alliance NEBR Qace John Hague Oscar Braman
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