Ballot Deadlock in 1900 Democratic Convention Amid Recount
The twenty fifth ballot shows no nomination with Underwood and Harmon among leading figures. A recount clarified votes and adjournment followed, as delegates debated Kern and the deadlock persisted into the late night session before adjournment.
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Noice of the People: Raises Another Kick at Convention
A Daily Telegraph item recalls a Virginia rally urging delegates to back Lionel Roosevelt. Oral reports say the Republican convention did not follow the urging and instead chose an alternative course.
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Virginia
Lionel Roosevelt
West Virginians Back Clark Amid Wilson Ballot Fight
West Virginia delegates to the Baltimore convention remain solid for Champ Clark, defying Woodrow Wilson forces. John T. McGraw notes the panel refuses to yield as ballots continue, keeping the delegation united until a clear majority forms.
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Clark Plans to Deliver Answer as Bryan Attack Heats
The article notes Clark supporters considering a bold move to attack Bryan and align with New York votes. It mentions Tammany's preference for Bryan over Wilson and weighs the dark horse option if the contest lengthens. No clear front runner emerges as factions argue over New York delegation influence and vice presidential naming.
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Cornell Wins All Three Intercollegiate Boat Races
Cornell takes the university eight in the Hudson feature by three lengths with Wisconsin, Columbia, and Syracuse following. The four-oared University race also goes to Cornell with Columbia second and Syracuse third, Pennsylvania fourth. Freshman eight results show Cornell victorious over Wisconsin.
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Baseball results from both leagues with multiple games
Baseball results from New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and Chicago with scores and batter details. Notable matchups include New York vs Boston and Philadelphia against Brooklyn with 11 innings in one game. Batteries listed include Marquart Meyers Rucker Allen and Dooin Killifer Yingling Kent Erwin Phelps and others.
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Stockholm Olympic Games Preview With Wide International Field
Stockholm prepares for the 1912 Olympic Games with competitors from twenty-five countries and over two thousand athletes. The United States and Great Britain are expected to lead in key events as opening ceremonies approach. A detailed schedule outlines July events from javelin to decathlon, with a focus on track and field trials and finals.
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