Trial of Ellis Glenn in gery case drags through testimony
The Parkersburg jury continues weighing whether Ellis Glenn is Bert Glenn. M J Byers identified the prisoner as the same person he employed in Williamstown and described clothing and scars. The slow proceedings hinge on identity with medical testimony from Dr Kline.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ellis Glenn
M. J. Byers
Williamstown
E. B
Filbert
Glenn Byers
E. B. Glenn
Glenn
Maurice
Richter
Hoover Loan
Byers
Frank
Bert Glenn
Caldwell
Ilinois
West Virginia
Kline
Zimmerman Denies Nomination While Kilbourne Keeps Pushing
Columbus dispatch reports John L Zimmerman loudly denies seeking the Lieutenant Governor nomination amid intensified Kilbourne backing. Springfield delegation methods fuel a bid to place Zimmerman second on the ticket while he insists he wants the governorship and rejects the second spot.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
John L. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Springfield
Democratic Party
Upper Vine Street
Kilbourne
Fatal Florida strawberry plant dispute turns deadly
In Plant City a farm dispute over 700 strawberry plants led to a gun fight. Edward Franklin was killed while David Kinard and his wife and infant were wounded. Kinard reportedly fled and was not arrested. Franklin allegedly shot at Kinard twice missing him before killing himself.
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Tampa
Fla
Plant City
Edward Franklin
David Kinard
Franklin
Kinard
Two Terrible Crimes Shock Denver Near City Limts
In Denver on July 9 Mrs. Ammonia A Bullis aged 60 was stabbed to death on a city outskirts highway. Jessie Kinport aged 14 was assaulted and severely mutilated at her home and may die. Carl Jensen alias nun 25 confessed other crimes and is believed crazy.
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Denver
Ammonia A. Bullis
Jessie Kinport
Carl Jensen
Nun
McLean Platform Details Rallying Old and New Planks
The Columbus Bureau reports McLean draft planks drawing scrutiny from radicals. It outlines currency stability, tariff reform, anti‑trust stance, right to unionize, modern merchant marine with limited subsidies, civil service merit, isthmian canal, Monroe doctrine loyalty, naval strength, and restraint on foreign territorial expansion.
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Columbus
Commercial Tribune
Harlan Cleveland
McLean
Isthmian Canal
United States
Committee tightens nominating speeches to five minutes
In Columbus Ohio on July, the Rules Committee narrowed nominating speeches to five minutes each. The panel did not address enforcing the two thirds vote.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Committee On Rules
Duel Ends in Saloon Killing With Card Dispute
In Santa Fe on July 9 Harry Daley of New York and Juliah Arias were killed after a revolver duel in a saloon. The men had quarreled over a card game.
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Santa FE
N. M
Harry Daley
New York
Juliah Arias
Forecast of Ticket In Columbus July 9
At midnight the ticket is not fully decided. Possible nominees include Governor James Kilbourne of Franklin, Lieutenant Governor Anthony Howells of Stark, Judge John F. Follett of Hamilton, Attorney General M. B. McCarthy of Lucas, State Treasurer R. Page Aleshire of Gallipolis, Clerk of the Supreme Court Justus D. Smoots of Knox, and State Board of Public Works member James B. Holman of Brown.
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Columbus
James Kilbourne
Franklin
Anthony Howells
Stark
Supreme Court
John F. Follett
Hamilton
M. B. McCarthy
Lucas
R. Page Aleshire
Gallipolis
Justus D. Smoots
Knox
State Board of Public Works
James B. Holman
Brown
McLean Faction Keeps Salen as Permanent Chairman
In Columbus on July 9 the Committee on Permanent Organization retains Charles P. Salen of Cleveland as the convention chair. McLean supporters yield to old Democratic custom against change, with Judge John F. Follett chosen to preside and Hyne of Columbus pushing the compromise to make temporary rules permanent.
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Commercial Tribune
Olumbus, O
Committee On Permanent Organization
Charles P. Salen
Cleveland
McLean
Tom Johnson
Mr. Salen
Mcfiean-Kilbourne People
Columbus
Aaa
Johnson McLean split showdown at Ohio convention
Columbus July 9 The Committee on Resolutions shows a party split with Charley Salen backing Johnson while Cincinnati conservatives push a less radical plank. McLean's lieutenants seize control of organization and warn Salen that his Johnson agenda faces defeat at the convention.
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Columbus
Committee On
Charley Salen
Tom L. Johnson
Johnson
Cincinnati
General Committee
Southern
Salen
Resolutions Committee
Mr. Kilbourne
Subcommittee
Johnsonites
M. A. Daugherty
Barton Smith
Judson Harm E. M. Kennedy
E. N. Hensley
W. Hence
W. L
Ohio
McLean
Charles P. Salen
Charles W. Baker
Permanent Organization Committee
McLean-Kilbourne
Zimmerman
Cuyahoga County
A. J. Hart
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Cuyahogans Rally McLean as Boss of Convention
In Cleveland supporters declare McLean controls the convention to assign defeat of the doomed ticket to him. Second place remains undecided, with possible force. Follett is expected to be nominated for the supreme judge seat.
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M’lean
Convention
Johnson
Cuyahogans
McLean
Cleveland
Follett
Result of Hay's Note Brings Reconciliation Proposal
Hay's note leads to a reconciliatory move with Russian officials and a new proposal. The sugar question remains stalled in court due to ongoing objections, delaying any further action.
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Washington
United States
M. de Witte
Russia
Gage
Foreign Office
State Department
Hay
Mr. Hay
Count. Lamsdorff
M. de Wollant
Brucker To Oppose Thomas For State Central Chairmanship
In Columbus Ohio on July 9 the new State Central Committee met but did little. Judge Brucker of Mansfield was reelected to the Fourteenth District, signaling a looming battle for the chairmanship with Will S. Thomas of Springfield. The McLean faction plans to push Thomas, while adjourning to tomorrow at 9 for organization.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
New State Central Committee
Judge Brucker
Mansfield
Fourteenth District
Will
Thomas
Springfield
McLean
Lewis Bernard
Joe Dowling
Tenth District Meeting Fueled By Personal Clash
In Columbus Ohio on July 9 a confrontation erupted at the Tenth District meeting over credentials. John Eylar of Pike County faced opposition from John McLaughlin of Pike, named by J I Gorman of Ironton. Eylar and McLaughlin nearly fought before others intervened as Gorman pursued the State Treasurer ticket.
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Columbus
John Eylar
Pike County
John McLaughlin
Pike
J. I. Gorman
Ironton
Eylar
Gorman
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