Judge Gray Refusal Clouds Democratic Vice Presidential Hope
Wilmington officials report Judge George Gray of Delaware refuses any vice presidential nomination while Bryan’s camp considers New York or Nebraska options. Delaware backers still push for Gray as first choice, but Gray remains noncommittal. Lincoln and Denver dispatches note Bryan’s cautious stance on the matter as Br yan considers alternate running mates.
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Wilmington
Del
George Gray
Judge Gray
Denver
Juge Eborge Gray
Delaware
Bryan
New York
Korman E. Mack
Nebraska
New Yorker
Dudge Gray
Josiah Marvel
Agensage
Jurist
Marvel
Uckut
Savoy Hotel
Gray
New Up
Taat Airey
Lincoln, Neb
John HK
Hitchcock national committee chairman named for campaign
Washington July 2 though the formal announcement will not be made until July 8 at Hot Springs Virginia pranks Hitchcock will be chairman of the committee with headquarters in New York Artur L Vorys of Ohio will run the Chicago headquarters and Wak pay done personal attention to the Obie campaign Mr Tait has settled the Hitchcock
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Washington
Hot Springs
Prank Wo Hitencovk
New York
Artur 1
Vorys
Ohio
Chicago
Wak
Obie Campaig
Tait
Hitchcock
Sate Tee Ly Siren Vows In Nomination Campaign
A distorted report notes that Siren vows and Sats Bale Sees Lar Vorgs contest mirror the nomination campaign. Mr Vorgs jurisdiction to extend was indicated yesterday. A wealthy Los Angeles resident showed interest in Me dates for the nomination. Mr Taft invited him to Washington to continue work and report to Mr Vorys at Ubicaga.
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Spep
Los Angeles
Taft
Washington
Vorys
Ubicaga
Taggart Says He Won't Seek Re election As D N C Chair
Denver July 2 Thomas Taggart of Indiana declared he is not a candidate for re election as chair of the Democratic national committee He said he does not want office again after all the political excitement he cares for Gilbert M Hitchcock of Omaha backs Taggart as successor to trigger a fight with Frank Hitchcock if he wins the chairmanship of the Republican national committee
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Denver
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Ghan
Democratic National Committee
Welends
Gilbert M. Hitehcock
Omaha
Taggers
Hitehcock
Hiteheock
Frank Hitehcock
Republican National Committee
Marry at Wells River Handles Summer Union
Miss Theresa Jean Cochran daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Cochran married Horace White Armstrong of Chicago in the Congregational church with Rev A J Hough officiating. Bride a Smith College graduate and groom Yale 1905, will reside in Chicago. Bridesmaid Beas Ripley of Hingham Mass. Numerous guests from Chicago Pooria Cambridge Syracuse and Boston attended.
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Wells River
Theresa Jean Cochrane
Alexander Cochrane
Horace White Armatrong
Chiscago
A. J. Hough
Beas Ripley
Hingham
Mass
John Broagemit
Cedar Rapids
Smith College
Yale
Chicago
Bae
Jensie Reynolds
Bert Garfield
Syracuse
N. Yi
Sidney Swont
Letitia Butcher
Cambridge
Muse
Mise Helen Crane
Anna Farrington
J. M. Fletcher
Boston
D. F. Clark
Morrisburg
Mra
W. HL. Whitelow
North Cambridge
Yesterday's American League Scores Summary
Baseball scores from many cities show Boston defeating New York 4 to 3 in New York, Philadelphia winning 2 to 0 at Philadelphia, Detroit beating Chicago 4 to 1 in Chicago, Cleveland taking St Louis 2 to 1, Philadelphia 1 in the first game and 5 in the second at Boston, Brooklyn routing New York 4 to 0 at Brooklyn, and Chicago defeating Cincinnati 5 to 1 in Cincinnati.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Philadelpha
Waaln
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Ietgman
Hosares
Bowg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cincinnatic
Strah
Detroit A
Hoston
Washington
Rattsburg
C.seeey
Vets
Cineinati
Pharlelphia
Peerr
Labor union opposes national temple project
Washington union leaders refuse endorsement of the National Temple of Labor, seeking AFL executive council review and possible action at the Denver convention. The proposal to build a million dollar temple was discussed for weeks and now heads to federation deliberations.
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Central Labor Union of Washington
Washington
Nominee for Governor Eats Pie with Knife
In St Paul Minnesota July 2 at the publican state convention, Attorney General ET You g Snyder withdrew as candidate for governor and Jacob Jacobson of Madieih was nominated by acclamation. Former Congressman waste Rady of Sauk Centre supported Jacobson, saying the only flaw cast was a knife used. The nominee is described as rough, rugged and natural.
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St. Paul
Minn
ET. Youg
P. Snyder
Jacob Jacobson
Madieih
Waste Rady
Sauk Centre
Jacobian
Nate Pin
Kenife
Amador Claims Leads In Panama Elections
Report from Isthmus describes Amador's claim of 33 districts for Arine and 23 for Obalila with two undecided as Panama braces for a presidential vote on July 13. Telegraphs contrast with Panama press on 48 districts showing Obaldia 29, Arias 18, Fusion 1, amid reports of police violence and widespread voter registration anomalies.
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New York
Panama
Amator
Senor Arine
Senor Obalila
Jose Domingo Obaldia
Micardo Arinw
Amador
Qhaldia
Arias
Senor Obaldia
Senor Arias
Bocas del Toro
Obeltia
Arians
Ambiguous herbal syrup ad copy fragment
Fragmentary OCR style content promotes Gemini syrup figs elixir and senna with vague claims. It reads like a misposed advertisement urging natural nourishment and perpetual use, lacking coherent events, dates, or identifiable people or organizations.
Wealthy Indiana Man Indicted in City Fraud Conspiracy
Indianapolis July 2 Henry W Mary patlall, former speaker of the Indiana House and ex-member of the Republican state central committee for the 6th district, named by Marion county grand jury for conspiracy to defraud the city. Marshall, president of the Western Connection company, allegedly contracted with Harry P Branaugh to supervise asphalt repairs and share profits. Branaugh recently sentenced for fraudulent city claims.
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Indianapolis
Henry W. Mary Patlall
Indians House of Representative
Republican State Central
Marion County Grand Jury
Marshall
Western Connteaetion Company
Harry P. Branaugh
Branagh
Beau
Branaugh
Plague Spreads at Port of Spain and Guayaquil
Six new plague cases reported at Port of Spain since June eleven with three deaths and four under treatment. A French girl first white patient, removed to camp hospital and recovering. East Indian patient discharged after a week of illness. In Guayaquil bubonic plague declines with fourteen new cases in June, six deaths, twenty five recoveries, and eighteen still in isolation.
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Port of Spain
Special Commission
Hoapital
Guayaquil
Longest Way Round the Shortest Way Home
Kerk Maron of Mich reports a complex travel tale dated July 2, noting property valued in years and a migratory route involving Prencott, Wholevale, and Port Huto. It describes escape attempts to reach the United States and a plan to return by the initial route through Canada and Port Horomy to reach Chicago before home.
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Kerk Maron
Mich
Bam Wah
Us States
Hia
Walt
Bate Fuloy
Chicago
Viaduct dynamited on Buffalo streets near Lehigh line
Two heavy charges exploded under the Lehigh viaduct at Belirk and Perry streets, blowing out girders and wrecking rails and ties. The viaduct was recently completed by a construction firm noted for previous dynamite incidents. Authorities investigated the blast and its perpetrators.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lehigh Viadncs
Belkirk
Perry Streets
Plare
Metsiintock & Uns
Neiple
Ont van
Cotton crop average stands at 81.2 percent of normal
Washington July 2 The U S cotton crop on June 25 averaged 81.2 percent of normal, up from 79.7 the previous year. The estimate comes from the crop reporting board of the Bureau of Statistics and the Department of Agriculture, based on reports from correspondents and agents.
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Washington
Ibe of Agriculture
Bureau
Russian Steel Trust Forming Near Paris Reported
Reports from St. Petersburg say negotiations to form a Russian steel trust have resumed in Paris. French and Belgian bankers are taking an active role in the projected enterprise.
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Russian Steel Trust
Paris
St. Petersburg
Aussian Steel Trust
Hem-Roid advertised cure for piles gains a Vermont user praise
Mr. G iy dipornson of sever borough Ont. reports ten years of piles with itching and bleeding improved after three boxes of Hem-Roid. He credits relief and better health to the product and recommends it to others. Available from Rickert & Wells in Barre Vermont or Dr Leonhardt Co Buffalo.
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Dipornson
Dr. Leonhardt
Rickert & Wells
North Main Street
Barre
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo
Picture Post Cards Offer Wide Range At Low Prices
Summer time card sale highlights Local views for tourists and foreign scenes for collectors. Includes historical cards with state houses and presidents, 4th of July designs, comic and humorous varieties. Most cards are two for 5c, with elaborate ones up to 50c each.
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United States
Roof coatings and sheathing paper sale notice
Advertising copy for roofing products requests asphalt roofing without tar, priced 75c to 3.00 per square. Also offers 2 and 3 ply tarred felt at 1.00 and 1.20, plus sheathing paper at 75c and a general best roofing option at 1.00.
War bonds stay out as redeemable date nears
Treasury plans likely to keep three percent Spanish War bonds out of redemption or refunding for now due to wide distribution among small holders. About 109 million issued in 1898, with 40 million registered and 69 million coupon, many held by individuals nationwide. Treasury notes difficulty in locating coupon holders and fears on price if kept idle.
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Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Cortelyou
Rural Telephone Plan Aims To Improve Vermont Service
Vermont Telephone and Telegraph proposes a rural scheme allowing farms and country homes to join a local network linked to New England exchanges. Subscribers pay rents monthly and share construction, enabling unlimited interconnection with nearby users and toll access to broader New England and U.S. lines.
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Vermont Telephone and Telegraph Company
New England
United States
I Preferred
Ples
Vermont Telephone and Fongraye Company
Cleveland Moves to Tamworth for Summer Stay
Mrs Grover Cleveland and two children arrived in Boston on the Yale from New York then traveled by train and private car to Tamworth New Hampshire where they will spend the summer at Mrs Cleveland's estate near Tamworth village President Finley of the College of the City of New York accompanies them and plans a farm visit The family will return to Princeton in the fall for school opening
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Boston
Grover Cleveand
Yale
New York
Kather
Richard
Miss Bryant
Joseph D. Bryant
John J. Finley
The
College of the City of New York
North Station
Ossipeo
N. H
Tuttle
SIX MONTHS FOR BRIBERY IN CAMBRIDGE
Isaac K. Wotten, former president of the Lowell water board, was sentenced by Judge Burrows in the Middlesex Superior Court at Cambridge to six months in the house of correction for bribery. The ruling followed yesterday morning's proceedings and reflects a high-profile corruption case in the region.
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Cambridge
Mass
Isaac K. Wotten
Lowell Water Board
Burrows
Middinnes Auperior Court
House of Correct
George H. Daniels Dies After Years at New York Central
George H. Daniels longtime general passenger agent and later advertising agent for the New York Central Railroad died yesterday at his home in Lake Placid New York. He retired from active service on April 30 1907 at his own request and spent the last two summers at his Adirondack home while keeping an interest in railroad affairs.
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New York
George H. Daniels
A Chance for Boys to Make a Dollar
We want bones of any kind for sale. Pay 60c per hundred pounds for dry bones. Higher prices for clean hard boiled butchers bones. We will also pay freight from your station for shipments of 200 pounds or more. Ship in barrels or sacks. 8. PAGE, Gyderich
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Gyderich
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National Campaign
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Taggart
Horace W. Armatrong
BIG Labor
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Amador Claims! Elections
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Trinidad
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Ecuador
Chinaman
Arizona
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John R. Gentry
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N. Y. Central Railroad
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