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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1912

Page

9

Senator Tillman at the Convention in Baltimore

Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina, a longtime Democratic figure, attends the Baltimore convention with the party. The piece notes his prominence and suggests it may be his last appearance at a national gathering as his health wanes.

Benjamin Tilman Ouiiaiun Tillman South Carolina Baltimore Heath Taft Roosevelt North Dakota

Lax-Fos Way Promises Digestion Health Boost

A vintage advertisement touts Lax-Fos as a tonic that strengthens the liver stomach kidneys and bowels and claims it keeps the whole inside system right. The pitch invites readers to buy the first bottle on a money back plan and urges agitating their druggist to stock it.

Fruitle ss Balloting Repeats at Convention in June

Baltimore June 28 delegates scramble as aisles clog and band plays The Star Spangled Banner The sixth and seventh ballots fail to nominate a candidate With Clark Wilson and Underwood leading or gaining modestly New York casts for Harmon and several states shift votes Revisions continue as two thirds rule blocks nomination and no victor emerges in the balloting sequence.

Clark Wilson Underwood Harmon Marshall Baldwin Sulzer Bryan New Hampshire Hegirac Ita Pennsylvania Larmen Bryant Vermont Connecticut Utah Virginia Wisconsin Alaska William Sulzer New York Michigan Tovwrner Harmon Tennessee Porto Rico Kern Maine Massachusetts J. Warren Davis New Jersey Britton Wison Wion William Suiwer North Carolina Underwood Jost Yates Ohio Rinehart James Mevonville Steubenville John W. Kern D. L. Yost Woodsfield Hiartoon Louisaiana Pol Nebraska Nia Hermon James Kansas Baltimore Pa- Mee George Br. Dudley Washington Wwearlad Co. N. Maffey Oklahoma Charles F. Murphy Harman Taggart Sullivan Murphy Indiana Illlinois Thellinois Wilaga Wilgon

Democratic Platform Calls for Broad Progressive Reforms

The platform advances progressive policies with harmony. It endorses tariff reductions for revenue, anti monopoly measures, and strict railroad and banking regulation. It pushes banning holding companies, trusts, and interlocking directors, taxes, and direct senatorial elections while urging Alaska coal and land conservation actions.

Maine California Bryan Jefferson Taft Standard Oil Company Tobacco Trust

Night at St Boniface Cemetery Toll Ends In Mass Death

Police rush to No 484 Southport Avenue, Chicago, after a frightening report of many dead. Officers discover the site is part of St Boniface cemetery and detectives search for the informant who claimed the deaths.

Southport Avenue John Buckley Sheffield Avenue Chicago St.Boniface Cemetery

Roosevelt and Progressives Split Over 1912 Challenge

Roosevelt faced resistance from progressives as he pursued a thirdtime presidential bid. Backed by a vast campaign machine and unlikely allies, his approach wavered between reform rhetoric and elite deals. Critics argue the split harmed the movement by embracing personalities over core economic issues.

Baltimore influence shapes steel era in reform debate

The passenger noted Baltimore's events as proving Wall Street influence, urging unity behind Wilson or another Progressive to aid the new party. He referenced Senator La Follette's critique of him but chose not to engage at the moment.

Baltimore William J. Bryan Wall Street Wilson la Follette

New Anaesthetic Discovery Aimed at End of Pain

Edinburgh surgeon Dr F W Forbes Ross claims a non-poisonous anaesthetic can render most accidents and surgeries painless. A 1 per cent quinine and urea hydrochloride mix injected into nerves, followed by injections over 24 hours to two weeks, allegedly stops pain and shock with minimal risk. The Lancet discusses this discovery and its potential epochal impact on surgery.

F. W. Forbes Ross Edinburgh University Royal College of Surgeons of England London Ross Lancet

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