Wilson Gains in Yesterday's Balloting
The article reports on the Democratic convention struggle as Wilson gains support, with Hearst backed Clark forces and Tammany influence seeking to block Wilson. Tomorrow's vote is crucial to break the deadlock, while Colonel Bryan holds the balance of power and faces widespread distrust from both Clark and Wilson factions.
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Bryan
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Clark
Tammany
Ryan Belmont
Wilson
Lionel Bryan
Peeres
Cuticura Cure Told For Infant Skin Disease
A mother recalls her eight week old son suffering from widespread ring worm like sores and scabs until using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She reports clear skin after about six weeks with no scars and urges others to try the products.
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Knight St
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Scara
Addie E. Jackson
Cuticura
Dept.t
Boston
Francis Asks Bryan Pardon After Banner Incident
Former Missouri Governor David R. Francis apologized to William J. Bryan in Baltimore for a banner insulting the Nebraskan. Francis said the act was an indignity and would not have happened if he had been present. Speaker Clark traveled from Washington but did not attend any political events and no direct talks with managers occurred. Bryan’s public attack left Clark reportedly distressed and nervous.
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Sherman Whipple
Bryan
Foss
Williams
Clark
Baltimore
William J. Bryan
David R. Francis
Missouri
J. Francis
Baltimor
Washington
Tonizn
James
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Fitzgerald
Mayor to Present Foss Name at Democratic Convention
Massacre and New England factions stir the Democratic contest. George Fred Williams attacks Bryan. Mayor Fitzgerald counters by declaring Governor Foss’s name will be presented at the convention. Seven Massachusetts men defect to Wilson.
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Baltimore
Massachusetts
New England
George Fred Williams
William Jennings Bryan
Fitzgerald
W. W. Sulzer
New York
Foss
Wilson
Massachusetts Delegation Battles Over Foss in 1912 Ballots
The Massachusetts delegation rams heads over Gov. Foss as Bryan and Clark factions clash at the Democratic convention. Boston Mayor Fitzgerald presses a personal privilege claim aimed at Foss, while Mass. delegates switch allegiances and split on the 28 to 30 ballot counts.
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Honey Fitz
Fitzy
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Arthur Seagrave
Uxbridge
John A. Thayer
Worcester
John F. Malley
Springfield
Thomas C. Thatcher
Yarmouth
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John H. Clune
John H. O’brien
Cambridge
M. Fred O’connell
Fitchburg
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Dedham
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