Bryan Sentiment Faces Setbacks In Deliberations
A sub committee wrestled with Mormon controls from Idaho as it prepared its report. Sam Johnson of Cleveland led in the Maclenth Only district, winning a 3 to 24 vote verdict to seat Johnson’s delegates. The Rockwell slate, led by E. E. Francis and E. Holloway, was displaced and Johnson’s slate seated. The full committee adjourned without further action on the contest. In the letters district contest, Brooklyn’s objection halted proceedings as a protest dominated the meeting.]]>
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District of Columbia
Etx
W. Mok. Clayton
Siven
Charles F. Dare
Joseph Howley
Pennsylvania Diettict
disputed Higsnat party turmoil across regions
Fragmented text claims a fight within a party, with disputes over leadership, a rival group called the Cirynn pory in Tennsylvania, and involvement of eight seats in Philadelphia and Allebeny areas. The garbled lines reference a defection or dispute and a figure named Higsnat.
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Tennsylvania
Phil Helpia
Hitler
Golden Stedt and Die covery Promoted as Universal Remedy
An 19th century patent medicine advertisement touts the “Golden Stedt and Die covery” as a cure for indigestion catarrh bronchial and lung ailments and a wide range of mucous membrane diseases. It claims ingredients from native medicinal roots, oath attested formulas, and asserts antiseptic nutritive and soothing properties with glycerin and Topertins. It promises relief for indigestion, sour stomach heartburn and biliousness and advertises a thorough course of treatment for nasal passages and bronchial conditions.
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Chiat Nola
Prevee
Golden Financer
Bosalva
Contested Delegates and Bitter Exchanges at National Convention Subcommittees
The report describes Sharp exchanges as Charles Daly accuses Gustey faction delegates of fraud aided by Republicans. Ryan defends lay delegates while Daly is accused of partisan attacks. Subcommittees take contested seats under advisement and plan to report tomorrow. Sullivan defends the regular Look county delegation and illegality charges are debated. Bryan supporters influence two subcommittee members. The Oklahoma seating dispute moves to credentials, with sorrow expressed for James K. Jones of Arkansas.
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Charles Berwood Daly
Philadelphie
Charles P. Donnelly
Thomas J. Ryan
Ryan
Daly
Hi “Truppy
Minos
Roger Sullivan
Look County
Saliivan
Liv Burke
James C. Dahlman
Omaha
Bryan
Sullivan
Atwao
Kansas
Wade
Town
Dahlman
Burke
Burke Eoaresmen
Leir
Pape
Sylvan
Gulley
Murphy
National Committee
Oklahoma
Nationed Committee
Credentials Committee
James K. Jones
Arkancae
Bryan Denied by Illinois Delegates
Denver July delegates resist Bryan's wishes elect Roger Sullivan national committeeman for Illinois and appoint Sammuelshuler to the resolutions committee replacing Edward J. Dunne Sullivan sought reconsideration but failed. His announcement met with loud applause from the delegation.
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Denver
Bryan
Ilinois
Roger F
Sullivan
Comeultleeman
Minois
Samm Ue
Lshuler
Edward J. Dunne
Hawaii Candidate for Vice Presidency
Denver reports Hawaii delegates announce William A. Kinney of Honolulu as a vice presidential candidate. Kinney, a native Hawaiian lawyer and political orator, directed last year’s campaign that carried Honolulu for the democracy.
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Denver
William A. Kinney
Honolulu
Bie
Kinney
Hawaii
Federal action to curb prisoner orders in Los Angeles
Federal officers move to prevent Ricardo Lords Mayo Librado Rivlary and An Forte Villareal from issuing or receiving reports about recent orders. In Mexico, permits to view revolutionaries were restricted. The men have been held since August on charges of violating U S neutrality laws by plotting against the Mexican government.
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Los Angeles
Ricardo
Mayo
Mexico
United States
IRS
Death of Mrs Varin in Big Hole Valley
Mrs Varin, wife of Farin Varin, longtime Big Hole Valley resident, died on the night of July 4 from heart failure at age about, leaving a 2 year old son, Parlin. The funeral was held this evening at 6 o clock, burial at Melrose Cemetery.
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Mie Varin
Farin
Big Hole Valley
Varin
Molvone
Weert Parlin
Reform of Roman Conbotions Stirs Global Propaganda Jurisdictions
A public document reforming the organization and MORI e of the Roman consregutions was released. Its mover Chinac Britaii, Holant, Cannan and the Untiot Stier challenge propaganda jurisdiction. Mono entitles Mie coaeng to be con sidered lealonary Janda.
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Mono
Art Forgeries and How They Work in France and Beyond
A Harper's Weekly excerpt details a thriving global forgery trade. Experts describe methods to imitate old masters, the tools used to fake patina and cracks, and the high profits from selling forged works like Greuzes and Dutch masters.
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Harpers Weekly
New York
Limoges
Rembrandt
Raphael
Leonardo da Vinci
Paris
Arbrier
Abrjor
Brianines Inether
Uni
Nestor
amiuRglat
Contad
Transport Thomas Sails With Commissary Stores
A San Francisco report notes the Transport Thomas sailing with commissary stores. The voyage included army and navy officers and their families, 3 enlisted men for the pay, 82 enlisted men for the sailing organizations at Astanila, and 20 Marines for Guan.
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San Francisco
Thresemy Transport Thoms
Alenia
Yin Honolulu
Guang
Iui
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Army
Navy
Payy
Sayin Eorgs
Atanila
Guan
Woman shoots ex husband then fails to kill another
Elia Kat Meaton, apparently in a restaurant, shot and killed her divorced husband Cilot M Heaton. She then fired at Ella Gill, who was said to be engaged to Heaton, but the second shot misfired and she fled. Mrs Gill fired ineffective shots at the fleeing woman.
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Ela
Kat
Mt. Heatun
Cilot M. Heaten
Ella Gill
Heitor
Weather in Boston Runs High Heat Into Day
In Boston and surrounding areas an intense heat spell persisted with temperatures near the 30 mark. A west wind brought relief later in the day as the heat continued to affect comfort levels across the region.
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Boston
Tay
Paris to Fly for Casa Blanca as US Claims Rep
Paris July. GM Jacobus of New York two members at Archibald and Jacobuis legal firm prepare to depart for Casa Blanca. They will represent the United States government at the sittings of the international claims commission in this city.
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Paris
GM Jacobus
New York
Archibald & Jacobuis
Fley
United States
Inbernations Claims Commission
Train scene sparks wild tale of a near miss
A fragmentary Detroit News Tribune piece recalls a dramatic rail encounter near a station as a train roared by. The overheated scene suggests a tense moment and implied cautionary tale, with unclear names or exact actions due to damaged text.
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The
Detroit News Tribune
Fragmentary Kansas Olympic tale from 19th century notes
The readable bits reference Kansas and New York Sun sources, mentioning school experiences and vague names. Details are garbled but imply a historical sports or educational note with partial quotes and unclear identities.
Japanos A Jolly Visit From Windy Town News
A Japanese delegation from the Asan Shimbu world tour wreaths the Emancipation Monument at Lincoln Park. They praise Chicago’s industry and plan future investments, hoping America’s factories, exchanges, and business hubs inspire Japan’s own growth and rebuilding.
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Chicago Post
Japan
Wcurushbny
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