Indiana Democrats rally behind Bryan at state convention
Democrats in Indianapolis declare Hon. W. J. Bryan the 1908 presidential nominee and name a state ticket except governor and supreme court reporter. Benjamin F. Shively of South Bend elected permanent chair man and denounce graft in politics while attacking Mitchell of Nebraska and other Republicans for alleged corruption and land grabs.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
W. J. Bryan
Supreme Court
Benjamin F. Shively
South Bend
Shively
United States
Mitchell
Nebraska
Kansas
Platt
Two Will Swing Over Conditt Family Murder in Texas
Captain McDonald of the ranger forces said two men would swing for the Conditt murder in Edna, beyond Monk Gibson who is jailed in San Antonio. He asserted a negro man in a Texas jail matches the bloody hand print and cited circumstantial evidence, while hinting at a second arrest in Jackson County under grand jury indictment.
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Rangers
Conditts
Houston
McDonald
Ranger
Conditt
Edna
Monk Gibson
San Antonio
Texas
Jackson County
Packers Deny Charges In Neill Reynolds Report
Thomas Wilson speaking for Chicago packers denies the Neill Reynolds findings on packing house conditions. He invites the agriculture committee to Chicago for investigation, defends canning practices, and says disease in carcasses occurs but is not systemic. He opposes inspector costs while arguing that better oversight would aid the industry.
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Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Chicago Packers
Neill-Reynolds
Chicago
Thomas Wilson
Nelson-Morris Company
Standard Rendering Company
Standard Slaughtering Companies
Wilson
Loss in packing houses from dress ed meats probe feared
Kansas City reports estimate packing house business will lose about 10 million dollars locally and national loss may reach 150 million due to investigation. Journal notes experts from multiple plants echo the telegraphic dispatches predicting widespread impact on dressed meats.
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Kansas City
The
Journal
Deadlock On Wage Dispute In Ohio Miners
In Columbus Ohio June 7 miners and operators nearly reached a deadlock over wages in an ongoing wage dispute. The two sides paused with no immediate agreement in sight.
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Columbus
Ohio
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