Peerless Leader Pleads Amid Hoots and Jeers at Convention
United Press reports the 1904 Democratic National Convention in Chicago where William Jennings Bryan faced stiff opposition to his favored candidate, John W. Kern. Edge Parker won temporary chair with 578 votes, while Bryan and Kern urged harmony amid riotous opposition. Delegates endured chaotic doors and rain as Parker spoke and Kern withdrew in a bid for unity.
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Balitmone
Jenoines
Bryan
Hig
Roosevelt
Chicago
Nebraska
Committee On Resolutions
Edge Parker
W. J. Bryan
O'Gorman
Kern
Washington
Parker
Oregon
Clark
Bevan
John W. Kern
Indiana
Judge Parker
Fitegerald
Fitzgerald
Fifth Regiment Armory
Mack
National Committee
Smith
Cardinal Gibbons
Chaice
William Jennings Bryan
John M. Kern
Ryan
Brea
Jesall Parker
Wade
Wien
Ile
O'élock
Devan Ie
Nan
State vs Denny case dismissed. new assault charge filed
The State moved to dismiss William Denny's case before Judge Hoss, while Prosecuting Attorney Buxton will file information in the superior court against Benny for criminal assault. Florence Robwins's testimony caused dispute over insanity as the crowded courtroom delayed proceedings regarding the May 1 alleged assault.
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William Denny
Hoss
I. R. Buxton
Benny
Mr. Buxton
Cunningham
Cait
Florence Robwins
Dénny
Five Arrested for Assault on Officer
Arthur Bush a coal miner was arrested by local police last night on resisting and assaulting an officer. The fracas occurred on the street with Officer Blackwell making the arrest. Bush will be arraigned before Judge Hoss in police court this afternoon.
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Arthur Bush
Blackwell
Bush
Hoss
Cheralis Man Buys Local Auto Garage
The Centralia Auto Garage Company has been sold in Chehalis by the Brunton brothers who ran the shop for over a year. A. C. St. John, the new owner, has been managing Chehalis Auto Garage and it is unclear if he will keep his interest in the business.
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Centralia Auto Garage Company
A. C. St. John
Chehalis
Brunton Brothers
St. John
Cheohalis Auto Garage
Record enrollment at Ellensburg Sumner Session Normal School
The Ellensburg Sumner Session Normal School opened in the high school building with a record first day enrollment. Many students from Centralia, Chehalis, Oakville, Kelso, Napavine, Winlock and other towns are enrolled. more are expected this week. Faculty from Ellensburg are on duty, and the session is expected to be very successful with wide regional turnout.
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Ellensburg
Sumner Sessions Normal School
Omar
Elleneburg
Centralia
Yesternday
Anna Albers
Chenalis
Lois Beardsley
Elma
Clara Boardman
Napavine
Maude Boyd
Ostrander
Blanche Brown
Centratia
Bess Clances
Woodland
Bdos Clarke
Chehalis
Ruth Clement
Rita Darland
Chinook
Florrence Dickey
Alpha
Ida Downing
Marie Biden
Sophia Fechtner
Velma
Dewley Howe
Frances Hughes
Hazel Hull
Kelso
Orris J. Hunter
Gate
Jessie Ingalls
Rochester
Mabel Jameson
Mia
Mary Jandell
Philda Jensen
Winlock
Nelele Johnson
Walville
John J. Jones
Toledy
Allie Jordan
Swoftford
Minnie Kalbus
Grace Kelley
Eadies Embroiiery Club Meets at Mrs Willets Home
The Eadies Embroiiery Club gathered at Mrs. Willets last Thursday with members including Mrs. Mary Leitner Mrs. Jas O Parrish Mrs. C J Morris Mrs Nye Mrs B D James Mrs C P Hemsey Mrs H J Brown Mrs J A Way Eaton Olympian Mrs James Lynn Clara Tames and Emelia Linn who stated they never stop for rainy weather.
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Eadies
Embroiiery Club
Willets
Mary Leitner
Jas. O. Parrish
C. J. Morris
Nye
D. James
C. P. ‘Hemsey
H. J. Brown
J. ‘A. Way Eaton
Olympian
James Lynn
Clara Tames
Emelia Linn
Faction Clash at Roosevelt Minority Conference
Chicago June 12 A heated session of the Roosevelt minority's committee on their attack on the majority ring ended with sharp condemnations of Chairman Deving and Taft associates. Illinois TR Me loormid stated the minority did not spend hours in meetings as he defended Deving before Coloradf women and Wisconsin delegate Cady.
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United
Min AK
Meloormid
Tlinois
Roosevelt
McCormaick Balting
Gompers Morrison Sentenced in Contempt Case in DC
Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor were sentenced by Judge Wright to jail terms for contempt of court, with both appealing and posting bail. John Mitchel was also found guilty in related contempt actions tied to a publication in the American Federationist.
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Washington, D. C
Wright
Chicago
Roosevelt
Samuuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Frank A. Morrison
John Mitchel
American Federationist
Lst
Hig
Morrison
Gompers
Supreme Court
Equity
Taft seeks emergency fund for July military maneuvers
President Taft sent a special message to Congress requesting an emergency appropriation of 1,250,000 to cover joint militia and regular army maneuvers in July. About 80,000 had already been spent preparing. The action follows the veto of the army bill.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Woodruff Quits PTY Leadership In Brooklyn GOP
Chicago June 24 Lieutenant Governor Timothy L Woodruff resigns as Brooklyn Republican leader citing the party s destruction by a national convention and the national committee. He claims the GOP faces inevitable destruction and criticizes fellow Brooklyn delegates and credentials.
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United Press
Chicago
Timothy L. Woodruff
Brooklyn
Reuben L. Haskell
Kings County Committee
Woodruff
Repeau
Bertha Gag Announces Candidacy for County Clerk
Bertha Gag declares her candidacy for the office of County Clerk of Lowla County, seeking the upcoming primary election. The notice appears under the county clerk advertisement heading and includes standard nomination language.
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Gynnty
Lowla County
Bertha Gag
John Mowle Returns From Prospecting Expedition
John Mowle arrived home after a several week prospecting trip from Aibetta via Tew Haya. He had been away a short period and returned safely to his residence.
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John Mowle
Car Hits Auto No One Hurt At City Intersection
An automobile driven by Dr Primmer was struck by a traction car at the corner of Main and Tower avenues this morning. He attempted to turn the car and faced the approaching vehicle. The physician was uninjured but the auto had a badly sprained front axle.
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Primmer
Ahd Tower Avenue
Continued Nichols Case in Lewis County Court
The State v George Nichol e was continued to the September term of the Lewis County Superior Court after a defense motion. Nichol a was recently arrested in Centra lla for allegedly stealing from a woman he brought to a ferry from Seattle.
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State
George ‘Nichole
Lewis County
Nichola
Cen ‘Tralla
Seattle
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