Connecticut Delegates Weigh Parker Kennedy Amid Debate
Connecticut caucus reveals indecision as McNeil Jr Bridgeport and Kennedy back Parker for a seat while Harmon criticizes the delegation. Stoddard and Thomas split toward Underwood while Waterbury favors a progressive course. The scene highlights tensions over Baldwin’s boom and local political alignment.
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Connecticut
McNeil, Jr
Bridgeport
Iam
Burr
Stoddard
Thomas
Harmiot
Waterb
Danny
Underwood
Candiin
Parker
Kennedy
New York
Divorce Decree Filed For Michigan Couple Amid Asset Claims
Fragmented notice pieces reveal a divorce decree issued in Detroit Michigan with claims of a large settlements and custody dispute. The text lists names and addresses including Mile B O Beteer and Louis O and Dora, with scattered references to custody of two children and a meeting at city hall.
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Detreit
Mich
Mile
Beteer
Ber
Bridgeport
Sutser
Louis O
Doro
Ote Ool
Oetice. Oc
Raday Morn
Tuesdanaa Peachey Sveninge
East Main Street
Joseph P. Lesko
Arrell
Ee Street
Mta
John Rooney
Pequonmaneek. A
Cosy Bonay
Mamaroneck
Poe Zur
Ste R. Sosph
Fim
Aed
Bryan Nominates Kern For Temporary Chairman At Chicago
The 1908 Democratic convention in Chicago opens with Bryan nominating Indiana Senator John W. Kern for temporary chairman over Parker. Kern withdraws in Bryan’s favor amid a chaotic scene as delegates clash, chants, and disorder reigns. Parker’s supporters and party leaders push for harmony while Bryan appeals for unity and a broad progressive platform.
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Bryan
Kern
Censer
Baltimore
Chicago
John W. Kern
Alton R.parker
Ail Parker
Miao Didentain Wen
Stedi
Martin
Arix
Davies
Indiana
Mack
Tammany
New York
New Jersey Aeiouation
Brovant & Bunch
Martin Gagine
Tom Smith
Alton B. Parker
Illinois
Urey Woodson
William J. Bryant
Ohio
Wisconsin
Mimesota
Texas
New Jersey
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
John .W. Kern
Democrata
Monticello
Republican
Wilson
Mr. James
Clark
Senate
Lorimer
Parker
Ryans
Guikpown
Russia
Turkey
China
S'Republic
Democratic Party
Promised Land
Marshall
National Committee
Europe
St. Louis
Aho
Judge Parker
O'Gorman
Culberson
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Campbell
Folk of Misouri
Shevely
Ettad
Hern
Gieace
Theodore BE. Bell
California
Bell
Denver
Pacific Coast
James Ross
Columbus
Colonel Martin
John J. Fitzgerald
Benjamin Shively
Fitzgerald
Gebhardt
Cannon
Mr. Bryan
Senator Lea
Lea
Vote by States Confusing Tally Shows Speakers and Split
Fragmented OCR shows a tally on temporary chairmanship with many state abbreviations and percentages for Parker and Bryan, listing numerous states and scattered figures. The piece also includes various classified notices and local items such as job ads and entertainment listings.
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Baldwin
Galnecticut
Prinordy
M’well Jr
Ghalman
Harmon
Bridgeporter
Iitks-Niwae
Fiat
Ser Faden
D. K. Row Whitney
Srath St
R. Farmer
KENT
White Plaine
Seturdey
Giasner Co
Hartmann’s
Wall Street
Beechwood Ave
Easy F. PR. Coughlin
East Mate
Connecticut Avenue
Jone
Coughlin
East Main St
Wentworth Furniture Co
Hi Pope
Jacob Bros
Roseuth St Tel
Qamma
Alsbama
Arizona
Sas
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Parker Beran
Idaho
Bryan Parker
Ind Lana
Ome
Lows
Hansas
Maryland
Parker Bryan
Missachusetts
Minnesota
Aera
Miesiesippi
Eta
Cerie
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Aoe
Wyoming
Pagers
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Philippine Island
Jarem
Reece Rice
Abent
American Graphophone Co
Dike Record Dept
Howard Avenue
Arch St
James E. Jones
Iam St
Capeownee
Connecticcut Ave
Eckler & Co
Main Street
Brooklawn
Speldel
Chestra
Sion
Bridgeport Stone
North Ave
Hayes & Sheridan
Lyson
Barnum Ave
Speidel
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