Convention Opens at Cleveland in Democratic Nominating Session
The Democratic national convention opens in Denver with 12,000 in attendance as Temporary Chairman Theodore A. Wells leads the assembly. A Cleveland memorial tribute is adopted for the late Grover Cleveland, and a long list of temporary officers is named. Delegates arrange seating by state as speeches begin and protests of smoking are asked to end.
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Eee
Bryan
Taggart
National Committee
J. J. Keane
Cheyenne
Wren
Theodore A. Gell
California
Grover Cleveland
Col
James N. Guffey
Alton B. Parker
Gov. Haskell
Oklahoma
Mr. Bell
Theodore Awell
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Edwin Sefton
Washington
D. C
Charles $8. Northen
Atlanta
H. C. Richmond
Fremont
Neb
C. A. Nash
Perry
Edward Cahill
Springfield
Will Reid
Rawlins
Wyo
Frank B. Ross
Indianapolis
J. C. Fenn
Indiana
Eugene W. Sullivan
Illinois
Rudy Larson
Madisonville
W. Allert
Langdon
HK. Murphy
Leavenworth
Kan
Thomas H. Lovelace
St. Louis
Thomas B. Collier
Memphis
Tenn
C. C. Ernst
Decatur
Ind
Messenger
Sanwel Kerch
Seattle
Wash
P.T. Ramsey
L J. Dunn
Omaha
William J. Bryan
Cleveland
United States
Democratic Party
Convention
Charles Bryan
Dunn
Parker
David R. Francis
Missouri
Judge Parker
New York
Nebraska
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Golden State
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Idaho
Minnesota
Delaware
New Jersey
Convention Program Summary
A fragmented conference agenda outlines calling to order by a chair from a national committee, reports on committee actions, and adjournment plans. It notes positions for vice presidents, secretaries, and nominations, with references to platform formation and leadership roles.
Mme Anna Gould Weds Helie de Sagan in London Registry
In London on a Tuesday, Mme Anna Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan wed in a simple civil ceremony at a Henrietta Street registry office and later at the French Protestant church in Soho. A crowd of market porters and local workers gathered outside despite efforts to keep the nuptials low key.
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Anna Gould
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Covent Garden
Soho Square
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Resistry
Mme. Gould
Registry Office
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Scho Square
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Indians Prepare for War Near Weleetka Snake Camp
Three wagons of rifles entered the Snake camp at Weleetka Oklahoma as several hundred of the 2000 Snakes gathered there display heavy arms. The tribe reportedly makes a new demand for allotment certificates they have previously refused, signaling a potential shift in stance.
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Okla
Jury Called to Try Negro in Springfield Case
Judge Creighton of the Sanguine circuit court ordered a special grand jury session to convene Monday July 13. The panel will consider the case of Joe Jones charged with the murder of C A Ballard at Ballard's home.
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Creighton
Attar
Hatch
Joe Jones
C. A. Ballard
Ballard
Bishop Potter Improves in Cooperstown Stay
Bishop Henry C. Potter passed a comfortable night in Cooperstown New York and is improving with expectations of final recovery. Fire ravages a town in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania causing property losses estimated at sixty thousand dollars after blaze Tuesday at Carnegie adjoining borough firms.
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N.Y
Henry C. Potter
Pittsburg
Jaly
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Fever Holds Man-Of-War Nebraskan Officials Say
The battleship Nebraska did not sail with the Atlantic fleet due to a scarlet fever outbreak on board. The ship was sent to Angel Island for fumigation and quarantine, with sick crew removed. After thorough treatment the Nebraska will rejoin the fleet at Honolulu as 15 battleships led by the Magnificent Connecticut steamed from the Golden Gate.
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San Francisco
Nebraska
Angel Island
Honolulu
Connecticut
Charles 8. Sperry
Golden Gate
Navy sails into history with mighty five seas voyage
Thousands on shore watched as fifteen battleships steamed from San Francisco toward Hampton Roads in a bold propulsion show. The fleet, divided into four divisions and two squadrons, was led by Rear Admiral Sperry aboard the Connecticut. His command extended over the Kansas Minnesota and Vermont in the first division of the first Squadron.
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Hampton Roads
United States Navy
Sperry
Connecticut
Kansas
Minnesota
Vermont
Revolution Breaks Out in Honduras Town Gracias
Washington reports a revolutionary movement against Honduran government. Gracias, about 20 miles from the Salvador border, has been taken by a force from El Salvador. The town, with a population around 3,000, now hosts a garrison of 40 to 60 men. Senor Ugarte, the minister here, learned of the development on Tuesday.
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Honduras
Senor Ugarte
Gracias
Taft Has Visitors In Hot Springs Meeting on Republican Chairmanship
Representative Watson of Indiana Secretary of State Thompson of Indiana and Powell Clayton member of the RNC executive committee arrived in Hot Springs on Tuesday to confer with Judge Taft about leading the Republican National Committee.
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Hot Springs
Watson
Indiana
Thompson
Powell Clayton
Republican National Committee
Peace Talks Advance in Tabriz After Clashes Ease
In Tabriz the fighting between revolutionists and shah loyalists ended Monday night. Negotiations for peace are under way with the help of Russian consul-general M. Pohitonoff, and show promising progress toward a lasting settlement.
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Tabriz
M. Pohitonoff
Fisheries Row Likely to Go to Court at Year’s End
The Hague July 8. Circles close to the court of arbitration say the fisheries quarrel between the United States and Canada will be submitted to the court toward the end of this year. The decision would mark a major step in resolving the long running dispute over fishing rights.
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the Hague
Court of Arbitration
United States
Canada
Four Hundred Gymnasts Sail To Frankfort Tournament
Four hundred gymnasts from the United States have arrived at Remen on board the steamer Maine to take part in the international tournament to be held at Frankfort. A London board of trade report shows large import and export declines. Fire next door to the Hotel Albany sent guests into the streets briefly. The American Automobile Association started its first open convention in Buffalo with broad representation from state associations and clubs.
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Remen
Maine
Frankfort
London Board of Trade
Albany
Broadway
Forty-first Street
New York
American Automobile Association
Buffalo
National Grange
TWO KILLED IN AUTO RACE TIEONE JULY 8
The Grand Prix was won by German driver German Lautenschlager in a Mercedes with a time of 6 hours 5b minutes 48 seconds. Hemery in a Benz finished second and Lanriot in a Benz third. Two fatalities occurred when a tire tore from a Panhard during the final round, crushing Cissac and his engineer Schaub.
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Iuly
Lautenschlager
Mercedes
Hemery
Benz
Lanriot
Cissac
Schaub
Panhard
Markets News From Chicago July 7
The markets report dull flour with spring patent at 5.65, Minnesota hard patent 4.65 to 4.75, and export bag prices 3.85 to 4.03. Wheat ranges shown, rye flour weak, oats soft, butter higher with creamery extra at 21 to 34 cents, eggs firm near 40 cents, potatoes rising to 31 cents. Live poultry prices vary, New York futures mixed, corn opens up then softens on weather.
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TASC
Burter
New Yorks
Liverpool Cables
Western
New York
Shorts
Liverpool
Live Stock Prices In Chicago And Omaha Markets
Live stock quotes from Chicago and Omaha dated July 7 show cattle and hog markets mixed with varied price ranges. Cattle ranges include prime steers at 7.00, cows and heifers around 3.00 to 6.15, and stockers down to 2.50. Hog markets list heavy packers near 6.25 to 6.50, mixed lots around 6.40 to 6.00, and sows and calves in the 4.00 to 6.25 area. Lambs and sheep show yearling and ewe prices near 3.85 to 5.75, with lambs at about 5.00 to 5.20.
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Omaha
Neb
Texas
Probate practice emphasized in general law firm notes
Wills drawn and probated, reports made for administrators and guardians, and appointments secured. Probate practice described as a specialty within general law business. Atlantic area focus implied.
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