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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1908

Page

2

Three Men Die In Santa Fe Wreck West of Hardy

The Bessemer Herald reports a fatal wreck of the west-round limited on the Santa Fe near Hardy. Three men killed. several injured as the train derailed during a westbound trip.

Arison Minnnesota Jacob F. Jaroheon Madison Sisty Maryland School For Boys Baltimore Ferdinand Liedenbefer Remington Typewriter Ilion N. Y Seattle Willar Knecht Columbus Ohio Himelf Fordbeed Tie George H. Daniels New York Central Railroad Lake Placid Daniels America Idaho Board of Pardons Harry Orchard Frank Stuenenberg John Weskelesky Wethersfield Uiazo Rotdery James Levear Christian Church Atlanta Young Levear Philip H. Going Toyo Kisen Kaista Lane San Francisco Honolulg Iler T Comanr Elsugh Ies Peron Guanah Parker Beant Lawton Okla Hardy Johnson

Denver Wide Open For The Convention

Denver hosts a week ahead of the Democratic National Convention as visitors arrive. Politicians and press map delegations secure seats and lodging while merchants plan entertainments. Bell is chosen chairman and Bryan is named temporary presiding officer.

Theodore A. Bell California

Denver Auditorium Hosts Delegates With Courtly Hospitality

The Denver Auditorium welcomed visitors with every convenience including spring water from the mountains and white uniformed water delivery to all areas including telegraph operators. Noise was suppressed with hemp matting and carpeted stairs while an elevated platform saved fifty seats for the band. Notable officials and guests attended, with banquets and scenic trips described as early birds enjoyed by Tom Taggart Roger Sullivan Urey Woodson and others.

Vention John S. Martin Chicago Tom Taggart Roger C. Sullivan Urey Woodson Birds

Denver Auditorium Braced For Democratic National Convention

Denver prepares the National Democratic Convention site at the Auditorium. The 11,800 permanent seats are expanded to about 12,800 with added capacity. Telegraphed wires, officials, and seating plans are arranged, and delegates await the big event with committee appointments and a Brock of logistics guided by Col. John J. Martin and Tom Taggart. The climate note underscores Denver’s high altitude challenge to visitors and the city’s promotional effort.

United States Denver Obe Faust Colorado John J. Martin St. Louis Marthn Chicago Martin Tom Taggart Democratic National Committee Dahlmann Omaha T. G. Harris Port Robinson Neb Harris Bryan Dahlman Black Hills Thos T. Taggart Indianapolis Taggart Urey Woodson Kentucky Woodson Theo, A. Bell California Bell John S. Martin

Seating System Aimed at Fair Access at Convention Hall

A brewing company introduced an orderly seating plan for a public event ensuring holders gain seats in a specific section and entry through a designated door. The system prevents spectator stampedes for preferred seats and helps ushers manage crowds efficiently.

No Vote for Island Delegates at National Committee

The National Committee ruled on seating delegates and alternates from the Philippine Islands, following the 1904 precedent of seating them with alternates but without votes. It recalls that the 1904 National Convention held the Philippines could not be received and that no delegates could legally be sent from the islands.

National Committee Philippine Islands Philippines United States

Trade Review Notes Bank Activity And Grain Upswing

The weekly Chicago trade review reports moderate bank shrinkage before July interest and dividend payments, with ease in money supply aiding enterprise. Banks bid for discounts, grain and livestock movements drive recovery, and retail sales improve in light and winter goods. Grain movement and livestock receipts rise, with higher livestock prices despite strong arrivals. Bank clearings fall 24 percent vs 1907, and district failures total two dozen with liabilities over 500.

Weekly Review of Chicago Trade R. G. Dua & Co Chicago

New York Trade Slows as Summer Lull Hits Markets

Trade this week shows midsummer patterns with warm weather lifting retail and relief sales, while jobbing houses report moderate orders and clearance sales. Fall buying remains cautious yet optimistic as major industries lag. specific lines like leather and steel stay active but overall activity is below normal amid anticipated summer shutdowns. Business failures in the United States for the week ending June 25 total 258, up from 254 the prior week, with Canada reporting 31 failures, up from 23 last week.

United States Canada

Chicago-Cattle and grains price table note

Price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and grains across multiple cities including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York Toledo with bid levels from No. 2 and standard grades for wheat corn oats rye barley and hay noted in various markets.

Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis Tée Tse Cincinnati Ste Sic Detroit Milwaukee New York Toledo

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