Friction in Democratic convention aims at Clark and Bryan
Read like a 1912 wire, the report tracks intra party clashes as Clark managers argue their strategy while Missouri and Idaho delegates oppose Spencer Clark. It notes Hearst talks, a Baltimore visit, and tensions over a possible deal with Morgan Belmont Ryan interests amid calls for denials and unity.
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Clark
Missouri
Senator Stone
Francis
Spencer Clark
Dubois
Tdaho
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Ald
S Gould
Baltimore
Hearst
Hrgan
Washington
Bryan
Mr. Clark
Mrr
Morgan
Belmont-Ryan
Clare
Palen Freetors
Ieee
New York
Tammany
Judge Parker
Digestive Aid Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief
Ad touts Diapepsin for rapid relief from indigestion sour stomach and upset stomach. Claims five minute relief with improved digestion and no nauseous odors, aiding stomach and intestines to stay clean and functional.
Prolonged Convention Drains Baltimore Holiday Spirit
Six days of convention activity in Baltimore exhausted the holiday mood as visitors and delegates departed. Telegraph offices buzzed with messages to families urging remittance. Delegates planned to stay until Friday. high convention hotel prices and lingering crowds gave way to quick lunches and rapid returns to Broadway for the New York contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York
Broadway
Three Youths Held on Highway Robbery Charges
Three youths Dan Brundrige Jerry Vaughn and Gal l Merritt were arrested after an early morning attempt to hold up two automobiles near Portland Ore They confessed to the planned robberies and to wounding a woman passenger Miss Leora Stanley with a wrist flesh wound The driver Barney Royce reported the assailants fled in a car with six fictitious occupants and a second attempted robbery was noted but not reported by police The incident echoes an earlier case in which Roberta now on trial for murder is linked to a similar assault near Portland
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Portland
Ore
FIP
Roberta
Dan Brundrige
Jerry Vaughn
Gal
Roberts
Cara
Barney Royce
Toa Fn
Royce
Leora Stanley
W. J Porter
Lincoln, Neb
Uncertain Voice Weighs Past Choices and Future Stakes
A fragmented note suggests a figure wrestles with being misled and the need to seize opportunities to influence a critical moment. The text hints at internal conflict, emphasis on balance, and high stakes decisions affecting a broader outcome.
Heavy rain aids all parts of Custer County
Miles City reports heavy rain spreading across Custer County ending a drought scare. Rain cooled temperatures and spurred hope for crops as range grass grows tall and ready to cure. In Great Falls rainfall continued from yesterday into today, lifting farmers' spirits and promising material crop gains.
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Custer County
Miles City
Ume
Inepatch
Anaconda Prospects Bright at Georgetown Mines
Anaconda News reports strong belief by mining men that the Georgetown district will become a world notable for its mineral wealth. The Gold Coin Group south of Georgetown shows a two foot vein of magnetite ore with talc on both sides, promising large yields. Additional veins near Red Hide and adjacent properties indicate expanding copper and gold prospects as operations nearby show promising assays and potential for significant ore output.
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Georgetown
Campa
Reap
Trefind
Wien Ham
Sie
Snelana
Phe Reta
Bute Ancona
Sive
Florea
Anaconda Standard
Haskin
Standard
Butte
Anaconda
Dark Horse Rally and Clark Nomination Debate
Fragmented manuscript discusses political maneuvering around Mr. Clark and the New York delegation under Mr. Murphy influence. It questions support from wax figures and predatory interests, urging democratic party principles and the candidate’s independence from factional power.
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Glark
Pele
New York
Murphy
Bryan and Clark FCAT LOOWS Big
Sam asserts that Ryan’s departure from party tradition is a shallow pretext and vows to stay as the convention nominee until two thirds of delegates ratify the majority’s voice. The text signals loyalty pledges amid internal party contention.
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Bryan and Clark
Sam
Ryan
Regina Tornado Ravages City Amid Dominion Celebration
A severe tornado struck Regina just after a gala Dominion celebration, leveling churches including Methodist, Baptist, and Knox, destroying the new public library and Presbyterian church, and wrecking the Masoni temple and telephone exchange. Six hundred families are homeless as the mayor and council start relief efforts.
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Dominion
Bunting
Regina
Tulin
Methodist
Baptist
Knox
Young Me Christian Association
Presbyterian Church
Masoni Temple
Canadian Pacific
Wascana Lake
Torla Park
Bourbonniere Dies at Hospital
Albert Bourbonniere, a Deer Lodge County commissioner and prominent Anaconda businessman, died at St. Ann's Hospital at 2 a.m. after a period of heart trouble. He was seized by a sinking spell around midnight. despite efforts, he did not recover. He operated a provision business on East Park.
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Albert Mourbonniere
Deer Lode
Anaconda
St. Ann's Hospital
Bour[bonniere
E Bourbonniere
East Park
Emate
Joan Vonovan
John Donovan
Pine Street
Deer Lodge
State of Montana
P.C. Kelly
Sunvay
William C. Ahern
Timothy O'Leary
Une
Auto Breaks Down on Road Into City at Night
A wagon trip with John Hickey W W Bhat ter and P W White stalled a short distance from the city late last night a garage car brought the travelers into town.
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John Hickey
W. W. Bhatter
P. W. White
Prichard Family Arrives in Butte for Several Months
Mrs. T Prichard of Spokane arrives in Butte with three daughters and will reside on Jackson street for several months. One daughter Miss Bessie Prichard works as a nurse at Murray hospital.
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T. Prichard
Spokane
Butte
Buffalos Triumph In Low-Scoring Junior Game
The Buffalos defeated Walkerville Juniors 10 to 0 yesterday. C. Shea pitched for Buffalos while J. Leary started for Walkerville providing the lone pitching matchup details.
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Hurraios Aereatea
Walkerville
C. Shea
The
Buffalos
J. Leary
Walker
Two Riders Die in San Jose Motorcycle Race Accident
Two motorcycle racers were killed and two others seriously injured at a San Jose Driving Park race meeting after riders hit speeds near 18 miles per hour in a 10 mile event. The dead were Teed Car of Sacramento Motor Cycle Club and W. F. Baker of San Jose. Read and House were hospitalized in critical condition at Daredevil hospital.
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San Jose
Cal
San Jose Driving Park
Sacramento Motor Cycle Club
W. F. Baker
San Jose Motor Cycle Iit
Read
Aigina
San Francisco
Aten
Ore
Baker
Reade
House
Food for Thought and Value of Money Are Explored
Fragmentary 18th or 19th century style reflections argue that possessions gain meaning through pleasure and use. It notes work as the basis for leisure value and warns that excess money dulls the joy of buying while true wealth lies in the satisfaction money can bring to others and oneself.
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Taggart
Indiana
Jonal
Mack
Agers
Aterested
Mr. Clark
Elsure
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