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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1912
Page
9
A patient recounts a long cold with complications that left them unable to eat or sleep and sapped energy. After trying Peruna the writer reports improvement and gratitude, including a note sending two pictures to show the transformation and thanking Peruna for renewed life and strength.
Special from Baltimore reports William J. Bryan using the two thirds rule to pressure the Democratic national convention. The piece portrays Bryan as manipulating a hostile majority, seeking revenge against Tammany Hall and aiming to secure his own nomination. It notes shifts of New York and Nebraska delegates and Bryan’s avoidance of pledges to support any nominee.
An unusual photo shows the Democratic Platform Committee in session as they debate resolutions on ship subsidies high costs and tariff topics for the national convention. Pictured is Co. P. J. Mooney of Memphis addressing the chair while photographer Harry Gordon frames the scene.
Oyater Bay June 29 Colonel Roosevelt comments on daily Baltimore happenings after learning Wm Bryan would not back a Murphy supported candidate. He questions the convention's future with Bryan and Ryan in opposing positions.Reports note delays in forming a new party and a declined offer from Ormaby McHare to join. William L Ward of Manchester responds with a letter.
Baltimore dispatch details a bitter clash between William J. Bryan and Tammany leader Charles F. Murphy at the Democratic convention. New York delegates vote under unit rule amid sanctions and threats. Clark’s camp gains momentum as Murphy blocks Gaynor talk while Pursuing strategy with Underwood.
Baltimore on June 29 reports delegates shouting no more conventions as the Democratic gathering debates moving the convention to Atlantic City. Most leaders resist, while a few readers favor the idea. The crowd thins as Bryan era reminiscences fade and attendance drops amid brassy bands and lingering fatigue.
Washington reports the federal government ended the fiscal year with a 32 million dollar surplus based on incomplete revenue returns. Secretary MacVeagh had expected about 10.25 million. The prior year surplus was 45.68 million, aided by corporation tax and other receipts, while congressional deferrals limited large year end disbursements.
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