Anti Bryan forces press for platform as Bryan leads
Bryan strength grows with minor opposition as Democratic national committee settles eight state contests. Ohio Michigan New York Pennsylvania Idaho and others shape seating while Tom Johnson of Cleveland wins a seat. anti Bryan camp drills for rehearings and secret meetings mark a tense convention day.
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Derk
Bryan
Minnesota
Delaware
Georgia
New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Mr. Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Idaho
Illinois
Ohio
District of Columbia
Joseph Howley
Guffey
Howley
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Charles Daly
Charles P. Donnelly
Thomas J. Ryan
Cleveland
Johnson
National Committee
Trick McCarren
Brooklyn
Charles F. Murphy
Kings County
Murphy
Coler
Roger C. Sullivan
Chicago
Cook County
Robert E. Burke
Fred T. Dubois
Equitable
Daniel F. Cohalan
William F. Sheehan
James M. Guffey
James J. Smith
New Jersey
A. H. Cox
I. L. Straus
Maryland
Josiah Marvel
Frederick B. Lynch
Cambridge Guests Visit Loomis Family as Sale Set
The late Samuel C. Barr’s Steubenville avenue residence, a 33 by 198 foot property between Fourth and Fifth streets, will be sold at public auction at the courthouse door on Saturday July 11 1908 at 1 o clock afternoon. The buyers will see the dwelling described as part of the estate, with the Loomis family from Akron visiting Cambridge friends noted in the notice.
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Samuel C. Barr
Steubenville Avenue
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Court House
Theodore A Bell Speech Attacks Republican Chicago Platform
The speech denounces the Chicago platform and Republican leadership, charging betrayal of tariff reform, anti trust enforcement, postal savings banks, and labor protections. It argues for Democratic aims of equal opportunity, curb on corporate greed, and government return to the people, urging action against special interests.
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Democratic Party
America
Bureau of Mines and Mining
New Mexico
Arizona
Congress
United States Senate
Senate
House of Representatives
House
White House
Chicago
District of Columbia
Republican Party
Democratic pledge to direct elections and reform in 1900s race
The piece argues for campaign finance publicity and anti corruption, criticizes the Chicago Republican platform, and urges direct election of United States senators. It cites party reform efforts, regulatory aims for railroads, and immigration limits linked to national policy, ending with peace ideals and foreign policy stance. It notes visits by Mrs. Mary A. Tuttle and Mrs. Mattie M. Ridgeway to relatives in the city.
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Chicago
Committee
Republican Party
Congress
Democratic Party
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
All America
United States Senate
Pacific
America
Angel of Peace
Mary A. Tuttle
Mattie M. Ridgeway
Quaker City
W. 8. Heade
City
L. D. Heade
Deeds, Not Words Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed in Cambridge
Cambridge resident J. T. Sherrard testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pains and irregular kidney secretions and kept him and his family healthier. The ad notes the product is sold by all dealers for 50 cents with FosterMilburn Co. as U.S. agents and urges to remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Cambridge
J. T. Sherrard
Wheeling Ave
Ohio
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Delicious Banana Cream Dessert Recipe Advised
A correspondent recommends a banana cream dessert. Peel five bananas rub with sugar beat sweet cream froth dissolve a Lemon Jell O package in hot water pour into mold chill and garnish with candied cherries served with whipped cream or pudding sauce. Jell O sold by grocers at ten cents per package.
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Uunderwear
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Ryan
Daly
Allison
Virginia
Tom L. Johnson
Rockwell
B. E. France
A. ©. Holloway
J. F. Flaherty
FE. F. Reinoehl
Garber
Maskell
Resolutions Committee
Lincoln
Full Relations Committee
Fairview
Harry Loomis
Akron
Theodore A. Bell
Sion
Commonwealth
Halls of Congress
The
American Consumer
Thurs
C. C. Weist
Columbus
Weist
Dr. Weist
Berwick
Dr. A. Monetta
Toledo
Monetta
Gulernsey
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