Is Going to Ask Bryan to Step Out of Fight
Herman Ridder editor of the New York Staats Zeitung left for the West to urge William J. Bryan to step out of the presidential race. He planned to go to Lincoln, Nebraska, to tell Bryan the party should be saved by his withdrawal. Ridder stated Bryan is played out and that continued candidacy would ensure defeat for Democracy.
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Fathers Rights Debate Stirs Local Court Officials
The Boston fining of David Punch over refusing to help arrest his son prompts opinions from eminent jurists. Joseph Choate says extenuating circumstances could justify, while Samuel J Elder urges parental aid to police. Chief Justice Wilfred Bolster avoids ruling without an official case.
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Gray campaign heads with Marvel actions echo Chicago
Grays headquarters open in Denver as Joshua Marvel, Gray manager, mimics Chicago convention rhetoric. His Lincoln visit with Bryan confuses Gray supporters while Bryan allies eye East leaders Murphy Smith Sullivan Guffey and a potential electable path. May spring unit rule looms amid talk of confusions over permanent organization.
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Quincy Heals Split in Ranks of Delegates
A Quincy interview discusses Democratic unity, Bryan’s leading role, and the unit rule. Bryan’s nomination appears likely on the first ballot, with Gray or Johnson as weaker alternatives, while anti injunction debates shape the convention agenda.
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Roosevelt influence shapes Democratic VP selection in Illinois
In Denver reports depict President Roosevelt as steering the Democratic vice presidential race. John Mitchell, ex-head of the United Mine Workers, is said to be out of contention for second on the ticket and the Illinois governorship, with whispers favoring Judge Gray for Bryson.
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Weak Weary Watery Eyes Welcome Marine Eye Remedy as an Eye Tonic
A Marine eye remedy marketed as an eye tonic targets tired and irritated eyes. The product claims to refresh vision and reduce strain with a simple daily regimen.
Burglary Hits Sterling Clerk Bartlett’s Store
Edward P. Bartlett town clerk and postmaster found his Sterling shop entered by burglars. They stole about $100 in cash and all the stamps, prompting a police report and ongoing investigation.
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Edward P. Bartlett
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