Roosevelt Leaders Hold Conference With Bryan
In Baltimore and Washington on June 25, Franelan J. Heney of California and Charles R. Crane of Chicago met with William Jennings Bryan for about 45 minutes, as plans and reactions to the Chicago third party movement circulated. The session followed Bryan’s appearance at the Democratic convention, with progressive Republicans soon to confer after the Democratic outcome is known.
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Bryan
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Baltimore
Franelan J. Fieney
California
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Heney
Crane
Washington
Convention Opens With Enthusiasm in Baltimore
The Democratic national convention opened in Baltimore with a large crowd and high energy. Cardinal Gibbons gave the opening invocation as the national committee’s report named Judge Alton B. Parker of New York for temporary chairman, triggering a clash between progressive leader William J. Sirvan and the conservative faction led by Colonel.
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Neen
Cardinal Gibbons
National Committee
Alton B. Parker
New York
William J. Sirvan
Clark
Bryan
Judge Parker
Wilson
Underwood
James
Kentucky
Firyan
Nisan
Chicago
Wall Street
New Town 10 Bob Up Over Night in Wyo
Bonneville will appear on the map as a station on the Chicago Burlington Quincy line with tracks laid on the Burlington cutoff. A twenty stall roundhouse and mill car shops are planned, with work starting soon and trains expected to run by mid month, bringing workers and families to the new town.
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Wyo
Wyoming
Bonneville
Chicago, Burlingtoon & Quincy Railroad
Burlington
Ecity
Tovestors
Unsigned Letter Provides Clue in Jenkins Murder Case
An anonymous Ilin ois postmarked letter received by The Leader alleged a key fact in the Jenkins murder case. Lawyers for the case investigated the letter and substantiated its claims, stating the evidence reveals one of the missing links and could influence the outcome of Jenkins's acquittal or conviction.
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Jenkins
Sheridan in a Panic Dam at Bursting Point
A June report claimed the Big Horn reservoir on Cross Creek near Sheridan Wyoming burned causing panic. For hours the city feared flooding but the danger eased as dams held. The Big Horn and Park reservoirs on Big Goose Creek hold over 50 000 acre feet.
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Sheridan, Wyo
Big Horn
Cross Creek
Big Horn Mountains
Wille
Me Horn and Park
Big Goose Creek
Parker Defeats Bryan for Chairman at Democratic Convention
Parker of New York defeated Bryan by 570 to 419 on temporary chairmanship at Baltimore. Clark supporters shifted to Parker while Bryan claimed veto power within the convention. Reported coalitions and moves suggested Clark or a dark horse could gain forthcoming nomination with New York and Missouri votes pivotal.
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Bryan
Clark
New York
Firgan
Champ Clark
Tryin
Nomi Nan
Bryan charges Wall Street seeks to control convention
Baltimore June 25 Wm J Bryan proposed Indiana’s John W Kern as temporary chairman of the Democratic National Convention in opposition to Judge Parker of New York He argued the convention holds the right to accept or reject the committee recommendation and that this favors the convention over the committee and party leadership.
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Judge Parker
John W. Kern
Indiana
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Parker
Bryan
Wall Street
Democratic Corventin
Baltimore
Wm. J. Bryan
National Committee
New York
Baltimore Convention Opens with Pageantry and Security
Baltimore on June 25 witnessed a bustling Democratic convention scene as streets near the hall glow with national colors and security checkpoints. Cardinal Gibbons and William Jennings Bryan enter to applause while banners honor Jefferson and Andrew Jackson. Norman Mack, the National Committee chair, calls the convention to order as delegations take prominent seats.
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National Committee
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Norman Mack
Missouri
Jersey
Texas
New Jersey
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Mack
Progressiveness Ad Describes Leader Newspaper Appeal
An advertisement urges readers to support the progressive Leader newspaper in Wyoming. It claims progressives are growing and promises reach to a discerning audience through a distinctive, widely read paper.
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Progins
Wyyoming
Molke
Wyoming
Bryan Seeks Harmony at Convention Amid Debate Over Chairman
The Nebraskan describes William J. Bryan urging harmony at the convention, noting his claim to party confidence after a six million vote result. He advised the committee to consult leading candidates Clark and Wilson and seek their approval to avoid contest, while recounting the struggle among factions and workers who challenged radicals as the epoch making event unfolds.
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Bryan
Inet Nieht
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Janes
Home Strings with College Yells at Baltimore
Baltimore crowds welcome delegates for a presidential gathering. Visitors fill hotels as locals host guests and revelry fills the streets. College yells for Wilson and other candidates mix with campaign leaflets and music as crowds press toward candidate headquarters amid footwork crowds and noisy proceedings.
Orozco Reported to Offer Surrender Terms in Mexico City
Unconfirmed reports say rebel leader Orozco informed President Madero of his willingness to surrender and asked terms for himself and his men. The topic was said to be discussed at a cabinet meeting today in Mexico City.
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Orozco
Madero
Central Labor Body Formed After Charter Granted
A newly organized Chevetne Trades & Labor Assembly began last night after receiving a charter from the American Federation of Labor. Juies Buckley presided as organizer. officers include President Mokhinetry and Duthie as Vice Presidents, Atlway as Secretary treasurer, and Kent as sergeant at arms. An executive board features Stapleton Campbell Teawaters Carmen and Predman with Kent as delegate to the State Federation of Labor.
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Chevetne Trades & Labor Assembly
Juies Buckley
American Federation
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Carpenter
Virat
Duthie
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Holleruaker
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Predman
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Meware
McKinatty
Truble
Petareon
Etapletos
Ahlers
Campbell
Allway
Jocal Ontone
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Wong
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Mexico City
Central Labor Body
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