New York Solid for Roosevelt at 1904 Convention
Senator Thomas Platt announced to Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill that New York will provide a solid delegation for Roosevelt at the 1904 Republican national convention. He said harmony exists among state leaders and rank and file, and the entire New York ticket will be elected this fall. Odell is expected to run again. no local appointments were discussed.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
New York State
Thomas Platt
New York
Sagamore
Sagamore Hill
Pratt
Platt
Odell
Dunn
J. West Roosevelt Landing
Associated Press
Colonel Dunn
Empire State
Ray
Sherman
Davies
Saratoga
Timothy L Woodruff
Woodruff
Republican State Executive Committee
Michigan Democrats Open Bid for Governor Amid Rail Controversy
Detroit July 3 Democrats opened their state convention amid claims of Michigan Central railroad influence. Temporary chairman Alfred R Lucking denounced the Republican administration and warned of a potential state treasury raid tied to the rail case. He outlined a campaign to reclaim state control as the party confronts nominations and a pending suit over the railroad charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Dr. Campau
Justin R. Whiting
el Clair
James W. Helm
Adrian
Whiting
Helm
Charles K Sligh
Grand Rapids
Kent County
George Durand
Flint
Durand
Alfred R Lucking
Michigan
Biss
Michigan Central Railroad
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Michigan Central
Justin R Wohilting
Go Way Back and Sit Down Campaign Funds at Headquarters
Washington July 30 Special Democratic congressional committee insiders say Mr. Bryan should step aside for another. The party pursues momentum with limited funds and a lean payroll, while Griggs steers a busy, volunteer‑heavy operation to shape public opinion through interviews and widespread newspaper coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bryan
Democratic Congressional Committee
Democratic Party
Hoe
Democratic
Griggs
Senator Carmack
Edwards
Democratic Committee
Republican
Strike On Carnegie House Halts NYC Home Work
United Board of the Building Association ordered a strike at Carnegie's residence on Ninety Street and Fifth Avenue New York. About 550 workmen, in sympathy with strikers, halted all labor on the Carnegie home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Board of the Building Association
Carnegie
Ninetieth Street
Fifth Avenue
Des Moines GOP Nominates State Ticket and Roosevelts Trust Policy
Des Moines Iowa July 90 The Republican State Convention endorsed the ticket Secretary of State W B Martin Auditor B F Cargell Treasurer Gilbert Gilbertson Attorney General C W Mullan. The platform reiterates anti trust measures and praises President Roosevelt for enforcing anti trust laws and inaugurating reforms abroad while supporting Cuba reciprocity and civil government in the Philippines. It condemns racially motivated disenfranchisement and favors stronger interstate commerce act provisions to curb rate discrimination and tariff adjustments to prevent monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
W. B. Martin
Adair County
Audltor
B. F. Cargell
Davia County
Cgilbert
Gilbertson
Winnebago County
C W. Mullan
Black Hawks County
Roosevelt
Indorsed
Cuba
United States
Lhe
Philippines
Union
Engineer Kemmerting Killed In Altoona Train Wreck
Altoona July 30 engineer Toha Wn Kemmerling was killed when his fast mail train left the track at Pack Saddle west of Altoona while trying to make up time. Fireman H M W Nicktey died of injuries, brakeman Bert McGinnis and three postal clerks were shaken but not seriously hurt.
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Altoona
Toha Wn Kemmerting
H M W Nicktey
Kemmerling
Conemaugh
Bert McGinnis
Eczema remedies and cotton duck dividend report
The text discusses eczema cures and claims for Hood's Sarsaparilla, then shifts to a corporate report on the United States Cotton Duck Corporation. It notes a dividend declaration, financial figures for ten months ended April 30, and related statements from Mount Vernon Woodberry Cotton Duck Company. Additional items include a Jamaica to England fruit shipment, Havana harbor notes, a U S war update, and various industry and labor notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Coston Duck Corporation
Mount Vernon- Woodberry Cotton Duck Company
United States Cotton Duck Company
Gage
Mount Vernon-Woodberry
Mort Company
Two Miners Die in Rock Fall at Sayreton Mine
In the Sayreton mines near Birmingham Alabama two miners Camlio Castore and Pat Bazant were killed when a roof collapse trapped them. The Republic Iron and Steel Company operates the mine. investigation began after bodies were recovered hours later and no coal was produced.
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Birmingham
Montgomery
Ala
Advertiser
Sayreton
Camlio Castore
Pat Bazant
Iron and Steel Company
Negro chased with hounds in Dranesville murder pursuit
Detective Branch from Suffolk arrives with bloodhounds to assist a posse in Dranesville Virginia in chasing Charles Craven the alleged murderer of William H. Wilson. Mounted men respond to telephoned summons as officers head toward the last known location. If the trail is found the pursuit aims to end before sundown.
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W. B. Wilson
Dranesville
Branch
Suffolk
Nearrby
Charles Craven
William H. Wilson
Sparrer Walker Aged 14 Arrested in Louisville for Knife Attack
Sparrow Walker, 14, who ran away from Asheville North Carolina, was arrested by Patrolman Horn after attempting to stab Captain Jim Dugan of the Big Kanawha steamer. The youth had been cutting open wheat sacks on the vessel before drawing a knife and charging the captain. He was jailed.
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Sparrow” Walker
Louisville
Sparrow’ Walker
Asheville
N. C
Horn
Jim Dugan
Big Kanawha
Dugan
Terrible Fire at Lourdes Destroys Town Shrine Loss
Paris July 30 A dispatch reports a terrible fire at Lourdes famed for its shrine to Our Lady. The fire brigade could not stop the blaze. an entire block of houses burned, and several persons were victims of the fire.
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Paris
Tarbes
Lourdes
Eluttz Nominated For Congress In North Carolina
July 30 in Charlotte North Carolina Theodore F Eluttz of Salisbury was renominated for Congress by acclamation in the eighth district Democratic convention today.
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Eluttz
Charlotte
Nco
Theodore F. Eluttz
Salisbury
Blood Spotting in Coal Regions Amid Mob Attacks
Gov Stone orders two regiments as strikers attack non union men in Shenandoah and surrounding towns. Firefight erupts at the depot and across streets leaving several policemen wounded and merchants cautious amid rumors of further troop deployments.
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Stone
Wolley
John Fry
Lehigh
Stiney Yacopsky
Fry
Mand
Yacopsky
Ringheiser
Lauritius
Shenandoah
United Mine Workers
John Fahy
Charleston
W. Va
John Hichards
Alice Snyder
Collins Colliery Company
Gien Jean
Colling
Keljer
United States Post Office
Winchester
Collins Coliery Company
Shamokin
John Shipman
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Senate
Odeil
Senator Thomas
Wade
Lucking
Bliss
Sus State
Finesi
S. S
Atlanta
Wm. Campbell
Central St
Wichita
Kaw
Innuther
Mr. Bryan
Tarift
Jean
Cotton Duck Corporation
Liverpool
Boston Fruit Company
Jamaica
England
Navy Department
Havana Harbor
United States Naval Station
War Department
Manila
Albert J. Jossman
Bayan
Mindanao
Great Britain
China
London
White House
Winona Lake
American Packers’ Association
Maryland
Tomato Trust
Delaware
Jacob Shire
Short Mountain
Monterey
California
Hague
Empire Bridge Company
Brooklyn
Summerland
Cal
San Francisco
Santiago
Fawallan Islands
Biot
Shenandoat
John Richards
Organization of Mine Workers
Whitehall St
Essig Bros
Leatherman
R Leatherman
Goo I
Austell
Atlants
Hathawatz
Dr. Hathaway
South
J. Newton Hathaway
Inman
Broad St
Atlante
Empire Business Bureau
Bell Phons
Hunnicutt
Bellingrath
Baltimore
Boston
OEE
Philadelphia
Glerehants & Miners
Savannah
Norfolk
W. Smith
Empire Building
North Avenue
Peachtree Street
Wilamg Street
R. Ms. Clayton
City Enginees
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