Bryan and Nebraska Delegation Drown Coliseum in Ovation
In St Louis on July 7 William J. Bryan entered the convention hall at the head of the Nebraska delegation. The crowd erupted for twenty minutes with banners waves, palm fans fluttering, hats tossed, and war cries filling the arena amid heat and cheers. Political fervor continued tonight with bands, stump speakers, and crowds at hotels.
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Will Bryan bolt ticket inquiry at convention
New York dispatch from St Louis reports W J Bryan asked if he would bolt the Democratic convention if the platform or nomination displeases him. Bryan, fresh from the Coliseum, says no one will know his choice until the convention ends and cites the World’s 1896 bolt as a possible example.
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Newsboys mob Vincent in Scollay Square heist attempt
Charles H. Vincent tossed pennies to newsboys in Scollay Square last night when the youths mobbed him tore off his coat and dragged him to the ground before Officers Gallivan and Burke of Station 2 rescued him Vincent was held overnight for safe keeping the assailants escaped with his money remaining unaccounted for.
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Horse Sets His Stable On Fire
John S. the horse at 107 Brooks Street East Boston was judged to have started a blaze by stepping on a parlor match left in his stall. Bedding ignited and John L. was singed before stablemen subdued the flames.
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Prohibitionists consider Bryan alliance over July hall hosts
Indianapolis July 7 Prohibitionists rent Tomlinson Hall for July 20 23 amid hints of a split over Dr Swallow nomination and possible fusion with the Democratic side led by Bryan Newlin state chairman signals restraint while confirming letters from Bryan and a looming St Louis split with Swallow resigning and a Bryan alliance speculated but not confirmed
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Boston Nationals Rout Harrisburgs 5 to 0 in Exhibition
Boston Nationals defeat Harrisburgs 5 to 0 in a one sided game played in Harrisburg. Fisher and Needham pitched for Boston with Hartley and Somers behind them while Harris umpired. Harrisburg offense failed to mount a response as Boston struck early and coasted to the win.
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Chesbro Pounded Hard By Collins Men
New York sailors face heavy loss as Philadelphia Washington Detroit Cleveland Chicago games set. Dougherty scored the locals only run after a muffed ball, with Gibson striking out opponents and NYs left with few chances.
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Cleveland Defeats Detroit 4 2 In Archers Battle
Cleveland won the Archers battle from Detroit today by 4 to 2 as Mullin and Joss pitched strongly. Cleveland scored two in the first on two hits and two sacrifices, one in the fifth on two hits and an out, and one in the sixth on a walk, a hit, and a wild pitch. Detroit plated two in the eighth on Mullin's double and singles by O Leary and Barrett.
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Chesbro Loses To Boston Americans 4 1 In American League Clash
Chesbro and the New Yorks were defeated 4 to 1 as Gibson’s curves overwhelmed New York. Selbach hit twice driving in three Boston runs, while flawless infield play aided Boston's win. A double play and sharp defense sealed the Yankees at American Pars. In St Louis, Chicago Americans shut out St Louis 1-0 with a fourth inning tally after bases on balls and a Sudhoff pitch.
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Glass Factory resumes in Sandwich by Boston & Sandwich Glass Co
The resumption of glass manufacture in Sandwich is assured with the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company forming a Massachusetts corporation with $75,000 capital. Representatives have purchased tools and two carloads have arrived. repairs proceed at the old plant and production is expected to restart by September.
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Automobile Rivals In Auto Boat Races
Herbert L Bowden's auto launch Meridian launched by Burgess and Packard at Salem and trialed with satisfactory results. Entered in boats under 38 feet and for the Gay cup at Marblehead. William Wallace's Naughty Girl, 35 feet with 24 horsepower, to trial today and race Bowden boat for the Gay cup.
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National NBA Matchups Listed for Weekend Action
National basketball slate features Boston at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis and Philadelphia at Cincinnati with key regional showdowns on the docket officials expect tight contests across venues as teams push for standings momentum.
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New England Track Matchups Listed for Four Cities
Manchester faces Lawrence Concord plays Haverhill Nashua meets Fall River Lowell challenges New Bedford in regional track card.
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Executives named for Massachusetts D A R council
Leominster July 7 Mrs C H Masury state regent D A R has appointed the following executive council Miss Kate Chapman Springfield Mrs W T Forbes Worcester Mrs M I D Egland Leominster Mrs KE Holbrook Boston Mrs C E Barnes Methuen Mrs G E Moody Newburyport
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