Independence Party Nominees at Chicago Convention Riot Erupts
The Independence party national convention met in Chicago with Thomas Hisron of Massachusetts named president and John Temple Graves of Georgia as vice president. A clash erupted when Roland Sawyer nominated a Democratic candidate, provoking hisses, fights, and a threat to nominate William J. Bryan amid shouting and pandemonium.
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Chicago
Independence Party
Thomas Hisron
Massachusetts
John Temple Graven
Georsia
Charles A. Walsh
Iowa
Chaimpan _ Walsh
United States
RL. Fealy
Alabam
Milford Wi-Howard
Port Payna
Als
California
Manvarinsette
Roland Do Sawyer
Thomas L. Aisgen
Mo Sawyer
Bankers Elect Their Officers
W. W. Michawkin of Ida into the presidency of the bankers association as Comixa Year was chosen to lead the group.
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Michawkin
Roberts Addresses Montana Hawkers on Panic Lessons
July 28 report from Billings notes a Montana Hawkers convention session at 10:36 a.m. featuring George E. Roberts of the Commercial National Bank of Chicago. He argued the monetary system is rigid, warned of future panics, and urged banks to extend credit and avoid hoarding cash, criticizing the lack of a central bank and national banking cohesion.
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Shedal Mispalen
Standard
Billings
Montana
von Veuton
George E. Roberts
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Roberts
Caniong Bank
Njuriatus
W. JB. Ridgely
National Bank of Commerce of
Kansas City
Senator Dixon
Pray
Troberts
W. I Meyer
Red Lodge
Ton
Safle
Widespread Republican Plot Reported in Portugal
A sweeping alleged Republican conspiracy is reported in Portuguese newspapers on the anniversary of the July 28 revolt. Government and military officials deny details, citing arrests and a potential propaganda campaign. Police chief says little, noting a conspiracy and many implicated while officers pledged loyalty.
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Portugal
Idebim
3Iy
Lisebon
Hie Dlavaverca
Whdespread
Republian
Franco
Hiade
Towwonka
Alfona Fonta
Hernardina Machado
Republiain
Leadara
Eurtony
Iit
Ory Hollee
Sener Mageow
Mundo
Tae
French Leaders Declare Accord After Reval Visit
The July 28 state banquet in Reval closed with cordial farewells as M. Fale Merca and the French president emphasized friendly ties with Russia. Russian foreign minister Oswolsky noted no new diplomatic shifts from talks with Prussia and France, while agreeing on peace and European equilibrium remains the aim.
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Reval
M. Fale Merca
France
Chris Mann
M. Hichon
Mr. Oswolsky
Iswolski
Prussia
Sealed Bid Market for Northern Wool Declines in Great Falls
The second sealed bid market on the Great Falls wool exchange sold eight lots totaling 163,000 pounds at prices from 15.5 to 16.4 cents. Sales included Ed Peterson 32,000 pounds to Silberman Bros. A. B. Ellis 18,000 pounds to J Koshland & Co. J. L. Carlsen 11,000 pounds to Crimingham & Pierce. M. E. Lewis 10,000 pounds to Dewey, Gould & Co. Lytie 9,000 pounds to Jirktree, Date man & Co. C Melevliv 40? pounds at 16? cents to Dewey, Cod. Lydershart & Nolvir 7,000 pounds at 15? cents.
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Standard
Great Falls
Ed Peterson
Silberman Bros
BE. Ww. Mis
Whitman, Rsworth & Jones
A. B. Ellis
J. Koshland & Co
J. L. Carlsen
Crimiming & Pierce
M. E. Lewis
Dewey, Gould & Co
Lytie
Jirktree, Dateman & Co
C.F. Melelviv
Big Fire in Portland Destroys Four Blocks
A major blaze in Portland, Oregon, damaged or destroyed four city blocks. The fire at the Oregon Transfer Company complex at the corner of Wright and Hoyt streets left most structures burned or ruined, including stables and small shops. Estimated losses run into a million dollars. Authorities report the blaze caused extensive damage to several frame buildings and nearby establishments.
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Portland
Oregon Transfer Company
Hoyt
Thousands of Chinese Drowned Near Canton
A chaotic flood of waves from a cyclone near Canton Friday caused massive drowning of Chinese sailors and villagers. Reports indicate numerous fatalities and widespread panic as ships were driven onto reefs and coastlines. Relief efforts struggle to reach affected areas.
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Canton
Trial of Larimore on Murder Charge
Port Benton reports the murder trial of Fred Larimore began in district court with Prosecution by Carlull and Branshat and Defense by Taner and Downing. Larimore, about 20, is accused of shooting William Turner at Turner's ranch on April 15. The defense sought a continuance for missing witness Dr. Power, leading to a contempt citation and $2,500 bail set to secure his appearance. A jury was seated after Judge Tattan denied the continuance.
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Port Benton
Fred Larimora
Murrice
B.A. Carull
F. E
Curoser
Larimore
Tuner
Turner
H.W. Power
Conrad
Alingell
Tattan
Power
Lee
Great Falls hotel thefts and arrests report
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Louise, proprietor of the Parisian dye works, jailed on burglary charges with $500 bond. Serial events link him to a fatal August shooting of Leon Neveux, All Nations saloon proprietor, in a broader pattern alleged at the Park hotel with Tom Hartly. Hartly, a fishwasher, tied to the case as an alleged accomplice. Deer Lodge sentence history noted for anti trafficking crimes.
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Standard
Grant Pally
Louise
Cley
Leon Neveux
All Nations
Avis
Tom Hartlly
Hartly
Park Hotel
Serre
Buen
Aartis
Flartlig
Deer Ledge
Montana
Canada
Harriman as director would satisfy Gould
In New York reporters note Gould and Harriman discuss railroad leadership. Gata, head of Me Gould ayseon, returns from Europe after discussions. Harriman could become director of the Gould system, with emphasis on loyalty and control. The message hints at internal friction and strategic power moves within the railroad empire.
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Harriman
Gould
New York
George J Gata
Gould Ayseon
Railrands
Muropa
Mr. Goh
Flarelman
Paniager
Challenge Issued to Leader Bryan in Populist Session
Chicago July 1 The executive committee of the People's Party adjourned after a short session to monitor the Independence Party Convention Secretary Parker said the new party is largely the fruit of their teachings and will be encouraged. Parker was instructed to issue a challenge to William J Bryan to meet Thomas F B Watson in joint debates on party issues. Parker offered his resignation as secretary but the committee postponed action until August 15 when it meets in Leesburg.
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Shepard
Independence Party
Walsh
Sir Shepard
Tam
William J. Bryan
Mir
Chitirman
Apapa Wilset
Moti
Chiilifate
Phreso
Chicago
People's Party
New
Parker
Joseph A. Parker
Democratic Presiden
Thomas FB. Watson
Noman E. Mack
Parker Reasans
Lats
Cinehamuti
Ohio
William 4
Tate
Roosevelt
Mgr. Tall
Houseroll
Mr. Taft
United States
Republican Party
Gupilidate
Unita
Western Federation of Miners Plans Strike Fund Expansion
The Western Federation of Miners signals readiness for future strikes by proposing a strike fund of up to 100000, with the executive board empowered to issue assessments. A constitutional amendment to allow withdrawals from the Didugirial Workers of the World failed, and a referendum will decide next steps as locals push for a vote.
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Western Federation of Miners
Ino
Western Federation of Minors
Aiuat
Tocics
HSL
LOK
Hs Own
Davila Troubles Consuls Across Washington
A garbled dispatch from Washington July 28 reports Consul Drew Geanard in Celia Honduras stating President Davila ordered action affecting all consular representatives. The motive remains unclear amid references to supervisory interference by consumer reps and recent mobilizations in Celbn.
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Washington
Drew Geanard
Cella
Honduras
Davila
Celbn
Conal
Sothern Answers Wife's Divorce Suit
A court record shows Sothern filing a response to his wife’s divorce petition. The document lists attorney names and service details, noting the appearance and timely answer as required by court rules. The piece reflects a routine procedural filing in a Nevada case with mentions of county clerk and service of the complaint.
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Sothern
Indictments in New York Pool Selling Case
Two dozen men were indicted by the Kitts county grand jury on anti gambling race track laws. Names include Joe Venning Charles Wissel Adam Kissel Edward Ellis Harry Meyers Harry Fleischmann and Michael Cassin. Pleas of not guilty entered and defendants paroled to await further proceedings as bail set at 500 each. Others once prominent in the betting rings were questioned by the grand jury.
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New York Bly 2
Kitts County
Travk
Melnéy
Joe Veniilg
Charles Wissel
Adam Kissel
Fiward Ellis
Harry Meyers
Harry Fleisch Matm
Michael Cassin
Dike
Odell Ready To Aid Republican Campaign In New York
Former Governor Odell met with Chairman Woodruff of the Republican State Committee in Newburgh for about an hour to discuss his planned more active involvement in the campaign. Sharten Wearleutt indicated Odell stood ready to assist both state and national tickets.
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New York
Odell
Newburgh
Chlarmin Woodfut
Republican State Committee
Shartman Wearleutt
T Det
Scenes of Enthusiasm at Departure of Prince
Quebec July 9 crowds greet the Prince of Wales on departure after a brief royal visit. The event drew notable figures including Vice President Michael and the American army officials who depart tomorrow amid praise and ceremony.
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Prince
Quebec
Prince of Wales
Hy Wentexs
Fichaalss
Nomination speech outlines Taft Bryan contrasts
The article details Taft accepting the Republican presidential nomination in Cincinnati Ohio and opposing Bryan's policies. Taft pledges to uphold Roosevelt era reforms while noting the need to maintain business integrity and restrain excessive interference. Senator Warner acknowledges the upcoming 1908 election and the Republican platform.
Plans for Another Battle Against Standard Oil
Plans for a renewed government action against Standard Oil are being developed with Bonaparte and Kellogg reviewing recent court outcomes and administrative intentions. The pair will meet with department experts to assess the case and outline further steps.
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Standard Oil
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