Convention Opens as Hill Cheer Echoes Through Hall
Kansas City July 4. Delegates arrive in waves to the convention hall as Chairman Jones calls the meeting to order at noon. Welcome by Mayor Read followed by a blazing demonstration for Hill. Temporary Chairman Thomas presides. Bryan works by telegraph and telegrams from Lincoln while Sulzer’s New York boom revives. National committee list includes Mack, Guffey, Tillman, and Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
North Dakota
Third Regiment
Dixie
David B. Hill
Jones
S. M. Neel
Mayor Read
Hill
Read
New York
Thomas
Charles S. Thomas
Colorado
Bryan
Lincoln
Alabama
D. D. Clayton
Arkansas
James P. Clarke
California
M. E. Tarpey
Connecticut
Homer
Cummings
Florida
George P. Raney
Georgia
Clark Howe
Illinois
Thomas Gahan
Iowa
Charles A. Walsh
Indiana
Thomas F. Taggart
Kansas
J. G. Johnson
Kentucky
Urey Woodson
Louisiana
N. ©. Blanchard
Maine
Arthur
A. P. Gorman
Massachusetts
George F. Williams
Michigan
D. J. Campau
Mississippi
A. J. Russell
Nebraska
James G. Dahlman
New Hampshire
True Norris
New Jersey
William B. Gorlay
Norman H. Mack
North Carolina
Josephus Daniels
Ohio
John R. McLean
Pennsylvania
J. M. Guffey
Rhode Island
George W. Green
South Carolina
Benjamin
Benjamin 8. Tillman
South Dakota
Morris Taylor
Tennessee
J. M. Head
Texas
R. M. Johnson
Utah
D. C. Dunbar
Vermont
J. H. Seuter
Washington
William Dunphy
West Virginia
John T. McGraw
Wisconsin
Timothy E. Ryan
Alaska
Louis L. William
Arizona
John B. Breathitt
Gasoline Tank Explosion Kills Five in Parkersburg
At the Ohio River railroad shops in Parkersburg West Virginia a gasoline tank exploded killing J H Hamilton general superintendent Bradley Reeves engineer Edward Shannon yardmaster Master Mechanic Saline Mr Bradford conductor and injuring 25 to 35 others with several feared dead. Chinese ministers rumored murdered in Shanghai. hospital burned. foreigners flee. General Chaffee sails toward Japan to take command in China and a series of parade injuries occur in Dallas during a Red Men event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
J. H. Hamilton
Bradley Reeves
Edward Shannon
Carr
Mr. Bradford
The Vice President
Delegations push Senator Hill for vice president as Southern allies oppose New Yorks refusal to place Hill on the platform committee. Tennessee joins with pro Hill resolutions pledging support and voting for him amid unrest over the Bryan slate.
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Kansas City
New York State
Senator Hill
Bryan
Tennessee
Horse and cart accidents mars holiday parade
A Fort Worth man, Jimi Ullinn, was thrown from a horse and seriously injured while a streetcar struck a buggy, injuring two women and a girl. A woman was knocked down by a horse with no injury, and a boy was run over, his foot mashed. Pat Mullin of the Dallas tribe was thrown from a horse with minor injuries as rain disrupted the Red Men program. In Philadelphia seven children were killed by fireworks and about 20 others seriously burned or injured. In Cape Town a dispatch says President Kruger moved to Nelspruit, Lydenburg transport station.
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Jimi Ullinn
Fort Worth
Pat Mullin
Dallas
Red Men
Philadelphia
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Graham
Uneeda
Bremners
Wayfer
Ralston Health
Blanke & Bro
Howell Bro
John Wittman
Burt Norwood
Bryan, Texas
Iooogow
China
Ben S. Read
Liza
Dray Line
F. A. Lee
MR. Hill
Gov
Tam
Sulzer
Kellar
Commercial Travelers’ League
Bulzer
Mr. Croker
National Committee
London
Shanghai
Baron von Ketteler
Moukdon
New Chiang
J. L. Hearne
Kruger
Cape Town
Nelspruit
Lydenburg
Willis &Coleman
Brogdon's Livery Stable
Havings
Jas. O. Kernale
J. W. Brogdon
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