Clark Leads In Race At Democratic Convention Ballot
The Democratic convention in Beltimpere and Baltimore reports Speaker Champ Clark leading on the ballots, with New York’s break giving Clark 170 votes to reach the two thirds. Wilson gains small amounts as Bryan fades from the field. Balloting continues despite long sessions and heat as delegates seek a path to nomination.
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Baltimore
New York
Clark
Wilson
Bryand
Kern
Indiana
James
Murphy
Taggart
Sullivan
Illinois
Ilinois
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Thie
Yotea
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Queer W. Underwood
Alabama
Cheyenne Lad Survives Starving Journey to Denver
Johnnie Walsh, 17, nearly starved after being forced off several trains while trying to travel from Cheyenne to Denver. He walked most of the distance for over 48 hours, fainted at Union Depot, then was fed by a policeman and taken to the county hospital to recover before returning home.
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Johnnie Walsh
Newales
Cheyenne
Denver
Colorado City
Union Depot
Downey Likely to Seek Democratic Congress Nomination
Sheridan Downey, angered by Republican machine politics, is set to run for the Democratic nomination for Congress to succeed Frank W. Mondell. Downey, a progressive Republican who backed Roosevelt at Cheyenne, faces the Albany county standout faction seeking his candidacy.
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Laramie, Way
Sheridan Downey
Frank W. Mondell
Downey
Cheyenne
Taft
Roosevelt
Wyoming
Carey
Peace Trial Delayed Over Absence of Witnesses
The Peace trial for the killing of Samuel Shickling was postponed as witnesses, including Harry Peace and other company members, were not brought into court. Dr Snyder testified that Shickling died from a cerebral hemorrhage and noted a notably thin skull.
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Harry Peace
Samuel Shickling
Colorado
Snyder
Shickling
Democratic platform completed by committee in Baltimore
The Democratic platform was finished after 48 hours of work by revolutions and navalta committees with only the presidential nominee’s approval needed for convention presentation. It affirms Jeffersonian democratic government, favors tariff for revenue, anti monopoly measures, direct primaries, and various reforms while criticizing Republicans and calling for labor rights, banking reform, and statehood for Arizona and New Mexico.
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Baltimore
Navalta
New York
Hrgan
Jefferson
Monetary Commission
Alastan
Ross Seeks New Judge in Jenkins Case
Attorney William B. Ross for J Warren Jenkins asks for a different judge in the murder case claiming prejudice. He also moves to seize Jenkins property keys but the court says it has no power and will consider the matter further.
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Ross
Jenkins
William B. Ross
J. Warren Jenkins
R. N. Matson
Wader
Bryan declares Clark a progressive and pursues a united ticket
In Baltimore early morning remarks William J. Bryan endorses Champ Clark as progressive and vows a progressive campaign. He says he will vote for Clark but has no preference between Clark and Wilson, and defends excluding certain delegates to avoid inflaming disputes.
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Baltimore
Lupe
William J. Bryan
Champ Clark
Tie
Clark
Wilson
New York
August Belmont
Virginia
Willson
Union Pacific Train Schedule Consolidates Nos 19 20 with 9 10
A timetable change takes effect Sunday consolidating Union Pacific Nos 19 and 20 with Nos 9 and 10. No 1 departs Cheyenne at 9 p.m. and No 20 at 2 a.m. No 9 leaves five minutes after. Elimination aims to reduce traffic maintenance.
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Union Pacific
Portland
Cheyenne
Roosevelt Third Party Backing Grows at Sacrimore Hill
At a conference on Sacamore Hill George W. Perkins assured Colonel Roosevelt of ample funds for his Independent bid. The talks come as Taft allied leaders in Washington discuss possible compromises and reelection dynamics following the Chicago convention.
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Roose- Yest
Sacamore Hill
George W. Perkins
Perkins
Flinn
Pennsylvania
Elonel
Sagamore Hill
Wishington
Washington
Taft
Chicago
Ohokevelt
Fender
Ree
Callette
Roosevelt
Wington
Taft Waders
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