Long Democratic Convention Ballot Roundup Reveals Shifts
Balloting across multiple rounds shows Clark and Wilson trading small vote gains with Underwood Harmon and others, as delegates in Connecticut Ohio Michigan New York and Tennessee shift under unit rules. The seventh and eighth ballots produce minor changes while calls for adjournment surface and then fade amid renewed polling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Maryland
Kem
Michigan
Underwood
Garman
North Carolina
Clark
Harmon
Ohio
Kerneath
Tennessee
Hilleryatrd
Harmony
Helf
Harmon Aninnd
Marshall
Stern
Wison
Ae Mont
WG Marshall
Arn
Gegan
Bryan
Kern
Harmon Jost
Gaines
York
Charles
Murphys
New York
Chi
Ollie Faves
Hereshit
Elenely Wallol
Ark
Hutmaen
Marshal
Bryay
Gaynor
James
Bal Jon
Clark Jost
Wilsin Iast
Yond
B. Harmon Jaled
Adden
Tha
Stark
Tare
Lneup
Hariien Figain
Certail
Harnin
Gili¢ James
Daftorwood
Marner
Wile Wag
Wilsons Rail
New York Casts Big Ballot Shifts In Nomination Race
A chaotic party roll call displays Clark and Wilson gains and losses across states led by New York and Ohio. Harmon and Underwood move, Bryan and several minor candidates fluctuate as protesters clash with delegates, while Michigan and Pennsylvania influence the outcome.
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Underwood
Ohio
Bryan
Tennessee
Wilson
Clark
Nohiska
Cine
Wilko
Vikrrn
Mussel
Slyater
Pennsylvania
Tir Harman
Coun
Teansyvanig
Wison
Haemon
Sly
Michigan
Champ Clark
Montana Delegation Keeps Faith Amid Heat at Convention
Montana eight votes have been cast for Clark on every roll call as delegates endure stifling heat and long sessions. They remain united, exhausted, and ready to endure another night if needed, staying to support Clark unless a break in the deadlock occurs.
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Sheridan
Kansas
Clark
Milion
Champ Clark
James
Orr
Kansas Instructione
Wilson
Temes
Jul James
Tiapatch
Galtimora
Mod
Morteni
Champ Claris
Montana
Eid
Mrs Sartoris to Marry Again in Cobourg Ontario
Announcement from Chicago states Mrs Nuille Grant Sartoris, daughter of President Ulysses S. Grant, will wed Mr Frank E. Jones, former Assistant Postmaster General and current bank secretary in Chicago. The wedding is set for July 4 at the Sartoris country place in Cobourg Ontario with only relatives invited.
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Chicago
Nuille Grant Sartoris
Ulysses S. Grant
Frank EL. Jones
Cleveland
Cileaso
Solitary Vegetarian Sage of 17th Century London
A fragment recalls Robert Crab, a hermit and astrologer in the 1640s who subsisted on a vegetable diet with water, living about 40 years on three farthings weekly. He died in London in 1680. The text contrasts medieval poison glasses said to crackle when filled and notes such glasses are at the British Museum, warned against for drinking experiments.
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Robert Crab
London
Fragmented travel lore on holy cities and temples
A garbled passage describes cities of faith with names like Brovoklyn and Tha, mentioning rivers such as the Hudson Rhine and Nile. It claims a city seen as holy by Buddhists and Kahmas, housing thousands of temples and idols, and describes a gate to paradise where worship is free but text is unclear and inconsistent.
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Brovoklyn
Aya & Globe Trotter
Hudson
Rhine
Gangox
Nile
Tha
Ben Aree
Taradien
Remarkable Jawbone Discovery From Vet Consultation
A veterinary exam reveals a lower jaw fragment from a prehistoric mammal with a dental row of nine teeth, including a 3.75 inch Napih bone, weighing about 9 pounds. The fragment's upper structure connects with the lower jaw, suggesting a complex dental arrangement.
Wild Horse Dragged Woman Four Blocks in Panicked Attack
A runaway horse dragged Mrs. Levy four city blocks injuring her badly and wounding bystanders. Steve Frugoli and Steve Murphy aided, with Murphy stopping the horse after leaping for its head. Levy, five children present, expected to recover. Frugoli severely injured.
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Wild Horse
Shubert Theatre Ventures Expand With New Allies
Shubert forces align as Marty Frazee, Walker White sign to next season and My Whiteside plans to stage across Shubert venues plus an annual New York appearance. Others join include Granville Barker, Chares Hawtrey, Arthur Colling, George Lederer and Max Reinhardt in a broad production expansion.
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Marty Frazee
Walker Whiteside
Shuberts
My. Whiteside
Nice
Tye Door
Shubert
New York
Wr. Fragen
Chicago
Shuberty
Granville Barkey
Comet Discoveries Across Centuries Highlighted
The Chicago Tribune notes French astronomer Stelislics compiled by Barelly that 26 comets were discovered in the sixteenth century era with 108 periodic and 66 visible to the naked eye. Many sightings occurred before sunrise or in daylight, with observatories leading detections in Marveliles and Paris, while Geneva trails with 16 discoveries.
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Chicago Tribune- Stelislics
Oy Barelly
Sica
Mearly Wa-Thiede
Erles
Marveliles
Paris
Geneve
Plovence
Lick Observatory
Moonshine Looses Romance Amid Illicit Trade Decline
The term moonshine glamorizes illegal distilling, yet authorities report widespread busts as the profitable lure of liquor pushes many into illegal trade. Across the South, revenue officers have dismantled hundreds of stills, with thousands more seized in Georgia North and South Carolina and Alabama.
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Lie Iisinesa
Gaereta
North End
South Carolina
Alebema
Auto smash injures Pekes party near Eighteen Mile hill
A Sherman and Reed four passenger auto driven by Harry Kinsman crashed on a slope near the Eighteen Mile curve last night. Dr. Pease his wife and child were severely hurt or better. a separate party of three mining men rode to Ruby 2nd. The doctor announced a concussion and minor internal injuries for Mr Pease while the ladies and children escaped with minor bruises. Kinaman’s party helped the injured to a Nine Mile house and a town car was summoned.
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Batto
Whitn- Unt
Moter Cer
Hy A. Peass
Eighteen Mile Hill
Dr. Pease
Ora, Peas
Mr. Pease
Harry Kinsman
Ile
RB Fourpresenger
Ning Mile House
Pinson
Kisler
Feage
Kinaman
Sherman & Reed
Ruby 2Nd
Rey
Two to One Favor for Three Year Contract Vote
At Zo'cluulk this morning 95 ballots were counted with 223 opposing the three-year contract offered by Anaconda. The tally stood 4,278 in favor with counting running at over 600 per hour, expected to finish between 7 and 6 o'clock this morning as polls closed last night. Officials began the count at 1 o'clock after a brief rest.
Rebel leader and followers killed in clash near Vers Gelluco
Rebel leader Exatenog and about a hundred insurgents died in a battle six miles from Mfnara near Bongo. Citizens crowded the streets as the body of Ostenor arrived and was taken to the military barracks for public view and burial. General Ivonet reportedly escaped while his horse and weapons were found on the field.
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Santiago
Cenera
Exatenog
Vers Gelluco
Mfnara
Bongo
CamniaAnd
Die Tmtath Feip
Vorre
Ostenor
Tvonet
Ivonet
End of Cuban Rebellion Claimed by Government Forces
Havana June 28 General Montesgude commander in chief of the government forces telegraphed that the death of General Estenne the rebel leader ends the rebellion. Montesgude says he is confident the whole country will be pacified within two years.
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Havana
Montesgude
Estenne
Orients
Opinion in suit against mine companies received
Special Disputes to the Standard. Folena June 2. Judge Willan Hunt received the opinion of the court in the case of Peter Geddes and others versus the Alive Gold and Silver Mining Company and Anaconda Copper Mining Company to restrain certain sales. Judge Hunt heard the argument and granted a temporary restraining order conditioned on the complainants posting a $5,000 bond pending final determination.
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Folena
Willan HH. Hunt
Peter Geddes
Alive Gold and Silver Mining Company
Ai Anasconda Copper Mining Company
Hunt
Bourgult
Misa
Watson 1s Game in San Francisco Fight Report
Boxing match notes Watson from the south sustaining an arm injury in rounds three or four while Burns presses with strong power. The bout ends with Burns dominating though Watson fights on using his right arm. Historical rail passenger totals cited for 1880 and 1900 show rising ridership and revenue.
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San Francisco
Graney
Frankly Buror
Oakland
Rel Watson
Tae Angeles
Paints
Watson
Burnsa
Proming
Two Owe Lives 10 Young Butte Boy
A drowning incident near Lawnson Ford on the Blue River claimed the lives of Mary 14 and Catherine 16 as Joyce Reed 10 and Hannah Jones tried to save them. Joyce saved Mary before Catherine vanished beneath the water. Howard Jones, age 9, and Katherine Ambler, 16, survived. The Reed family from Butte, visiting relatives Katherine and Edith Anderson near Dallas, witnessed the tragedy.
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Standard
Kansas
Cils
Midua
Pir
Metin
Blue River
Lawnson's Ford
Anderson
Wighly-seventh Street
Worroall Road
Joyce Reed
Ove
Butte
Mont
Katherine
Edith Anderson
Enica
Howard Jones
Reed Sy Anderson
Teed Jones
Dallas
Thompson's Ford
Mary
Ifoyny
Joyce
Howard
Catherine
Death by accident verdict in Agga case
Inquest held yesterday on Dan Agua, a mining man, found accidental death as verdict. Witnesses testified the accident occurred while turning over. The finding aligns with the reported account in the Standard.
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Dan Agua
Standard
Butte Briefs Registrar Guests From Montana Points
Mr and Mrs Rf R Kroes and Miss Phyllis Gagnon of Missoula registered at the Thorsten Finlan. Montana guests include Carlos Davidson Great Falls D T Gilbert Basin C E Sleeger Helena D B McLaughlin Mr E Foled 0 Dinning Great Nate Conrad Lenke Kalispell Seanen Helena Montana at the Dutkan Ave John Orr Georges Ditty Dillons Mrs 37 2 Bieinenberg Anna etc Deer Lodge TR Glisatocle Missoula FLA Tesler Trout Creek Bray Livingston C C Yerner Ingling Nettie McPanil Prummand Montana guests at the Thornitanaris TC Hood Tree Forks Henry Frink Tdvingston D W Hughes Missouri A E Ins Snaconda Charlee Garnier Livingston 7 C Daw Great Falls A O Pratt Helena.
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Rf. R. Kroes
Phyllis Gagnon
Missoula
Thorsten
Dillons
Bieienberg
Anna Alelenbeg
Deer Lodge
Glisatocle
Fla. Tesler
Trout Crosley TV
Bray
Livin
C. C. Yerner
Ingling
Nettie McPanil
Prummand_ Montene
al Lie
D. W. Hughes
Missouri
A. E. Ins Snaconda
Charlee Garnier
Livingston
C. Daw
Greet Parte
A. O Pratt
Ielena
Notice to attend funeral in Lewisohn Building hall
Notice requests Laxton to attend the funeral rites for the late John J. Weurein at 1 o'clock Monday morning in the Lewisohn Building hall. J. Murphy, President, and E. P. Gillick, Secretary, sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisohn Bailding
John J
J. & Murphy
E. P. Gillick
Portland market report on livestock prices and receipts
Portland market page lists cattle prices with steers at 6.28 to 6.28, heavy steers at rising values, bulls at 3.50, hogs receipts around 37,5028 dollars in value, sheep receipts about 1300 with yearlings and wethers priced, ewes and lambs quoted at prevailing levels. overall market activity noted with daily totals and price ranges.
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Portland
Jude
Carttie
Roy Celpls
Lagat
Thy Ewes
Suffragettes Target Post Office Windows in London and Elsewhere
The campaign of destruction by suffragettes broadens across the country as post office windows and public buildings including the Reform Club in Manchester and other cities are attacked. In London a woman disrupts a reception for Prime Minister Asquith, tearing at his coat and causing a commotion amid the ongoing militant campaign.
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London
Reform Club
Manchester
Fainburgh
Aberdeen
Terby
Awkeston
Lodi
Lokmaah
Avery
Engin
Eremien Asquith
Vady Clencomier
Asma
Droge
Trorsford's Ad Plans Private Patent and Goods Sale
A damaged notice notes a bankruptcy proceeding and liquidation of auto goods, with terms like Dig bargains and Get your share. It mentions patent and exhaustion concerns and insomnia, reflecting a garbled historical legal notice about asset division and creditor claims. The readable fragments point to a private sale and distribution of assets following insolvency.
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Jrapman
Colin
Harmon Cod Wilson
Aegiln
Wierleet
Porta Tivos
Carle
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Clr
Wilgan
Gnderwood Fort
Harston
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Bath
Eelook
Alabama
Mines Clark
Baldwin
Connecticut
Teached
J. W. Orr
George F. Dudley
Madison
Chea
Rao Cane
Song
Jia
C. M. Minton
Ollahoriz Isllernate
Pomlaty
Matadinind
Karn
Wilken
Yas Charles I Murphy
Fnemoni
Tn. Worth
Carolina
Wwe
Wilan Tudorwood
Jess Inu
Narshall
Kerh
Yele
Tryan Wag
Oho
Chirk
Wilton
Cain
Tadlopwood
Wilson Tan
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Wood
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Arkansas
Lata
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Kentucky
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District of Columbia
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Rhode
Washington
Standarls
Massachusetts
New York Standard
Charley L. Geraghty
St. Loui
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Clare
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Murray
Tro
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Tammany Hall
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Nee
William Jennings Bryan
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Nebraska
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Untermeyer
Money Trust Investigating Committee
Oregon
Peaseed
Chek
Wilyson
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Juanes
Gldahomaynew
Ly Alepule
WilKon
Yolu
Marinan
Marshall Shy Ierna
Wai
Pein
Glatt
Newt
Undere Wood Nive
Harman
Vince More
Nagineliou' Waeasy
Chairan Janes
Angle Vale
Tree, Vo
Hernan
Marstrail
Chocga of
Hooin
New Yorks
Willison
Uwe Wilson
Holman
Wilman
Unilerwood
Charles F My
Dips
Nellie Grant Sartoris
Timvgs
KAPW
Ihn Hiver Veos
Sockburn
Haherman
Nove
Nina
Kane
Victoria Levy
Steve Murphy
Steve Frugoll
Thyeyn
Fylus Teani
Wirharmeca
Tid Zarelda
Jack Quilty
Age Bistancs
Mia
Victoria
Levy
Steve Frugoli
Menderville
Frugoli
Steve
Ibis
Mie
Kansas City
Moeuwied
Reed
Ainge
Torstai
Butte Briefs
Laxton
Weurein
Porteand Livestock
Trorsford
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