Bryan's Nomination Efforts Dominate Democratic Convention
Denver July delegates flood the city as Bryan supporters push for a front running position. Leaders, conferences, and mass receptions unfold amid Tropical weather and rail arrivals. Key figures include Mayor Dablinan, Governor Charles N. Moore, and Tom Johnson as the Bryan camp solidifies plans for the party platform and vice presidential considerations.
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Denver
Cola
Brig Comfort
Rockies
Charles A. Towne
New York
People’s Tabernacle
Hiryan
Alles
Gal ‘Ahlo
Bryan
Murphy
Tammany
Criel
Bom
Dablinan
Omaha
Bryatorcen
Committee On Reasiucionn
Wii
Brywn
Charis N. Muekel
Okithoma
Bevan
Wrother
Munson Sues Minnesota Firm for 40008 in Action
A suit filed by P. Munson in Minnesota seeks 10 000 damages and alleges the Lewis Lambert Company owes about 970 008. The complaint ties four other Minnesota firms to related property and mult against the Lambert entity. The case is before a federal court in Washington awaiting action.
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P. Munson
Minnesota
Derr
Mune
Marmagy Fleate Vornage
Lameanyir & Motes
Tamine
Minorapolly Agate
Lewis Lecmier
Tee
Fourtene Minsenyeitix Fassler
Sunes Ir
Lele Company
Lewis Lamber Company
Mamene Te Mine
Apella
Ant Tong Nav
Washington
Per
Kate
Ask for Fair Play Labor Plank Moves at Chicago Convention
Samuel Gompers and AFL leaders arrived seeking an antinjunction plank for labor disputes to ensure equality before the law. Gompers denied opposition to William Jennings Bryan and said labor representatives want fair treatment, not special privileges, and plan to modify the draft plank for the Chicago platform.
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Dewrtines
Ornver
Cole
Chiaro
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
James Dencan
Federation
Gompers
Gomders
Weare
Chicago
Beot
Denver
Bryan
Hotwo
Bryks
Uutas
Labor
Wrestling Match at Princes Rink Ends In Cliffhanger Rematch Planned
Stone and Heinrich met previously in a close contest praised by spectators. Stone led early, but Heinrich showed superior strength and skill and many expect a decisive rematch. The return bout is set for tomorrow evening at the Princes rink, with Spokane city and Indiana home teams noted among attendees.
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Will Pieet
Princes Rink
Fisinrich
Iim
Stone
Heinrich
Princess Rink
Apokane
Indla
Cay
Fin
City Council to hold warm session on sewer system critique
The city council plans a lively evening meeting focused on sewer system conditions. Engineer Haynes and welder Welle are central figures as controversy over system integrity and recent personnel conflicts come to light, with public interest high.
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Alwil
Kagtuowr
Haynes
Mit
Enginvwr
Enginver Welle
Turnish
Hayner
Counniwen Sullivan
Hal Harnes
Ble
Maynes
Frew
Anroman
Welle
Leven
Shem
de Posne
Hearing Sieepaty Case Against Coeur d Alene Lumber
The hearing before Judge W W Wood concerned a temporary injunction halting the Coeur d Alene Lumber Company from piling on a river bank and blocking access near the Tubbe Mill. The plaintiff accuses the company of contempt for alleged violations and seeks further action. HL Stevens of Spokane led the defense for the Dawber company. Edwin Mellow and I P Kaught represented the plaintiff firm Gray & Bright.
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Rae
Aminream Trust
Je Worm
Stevens
Bpokane
Dawber Company
Edwin Mellow
I. P. Kaught
Gray & Bsight
Booster Prize For Best Essays In Coeur dAlene
A local booster prize offers thirty dollars for the best essay on Coeur dAlene and its resources with fifty and forty six dollar awards for second and next best. John Johnson, a newcomer, seeks to inform residents about undeveloped wealth and potential immigration to stimulate settlement and business. Submissions from city schools are due by August 1 sealed and sent to the Press.
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Johnnson
Coeur d'Alene
Alene
Idaho
Johnson
Academy of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Bulliven
BV. Pratt
Levy details for county and school purposes discussed
The school board and county commissioners debate the levy for district and county needs. Andrew, secretary, notes board push for a minimum levy while county view favors a different minimum. Officials seek clarity on how much of the district levy funds will be used for school purposes and how the county levy interacts with it.
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Echool Board
Kamemor
Imast & Mills
Tulde
Cottrery View
Maintessing
Andrew
Mormon Delegation Seats Contested in Convention Row
In Idaho and Utah the Mormon delegation faces a dispute as Dubois and Holtfeld challenge seating at the convention. They claim irregularities in the seating process, while proponents argue the Mormon group should be recognized and aligned with the party. The dispute centers on the separation of church and state in politics and the impact on Democratic nominations.
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Meguini Detepavon
Deny RM
Cole
Juty & Whit
United Bixte
Dubos
Idaho
Cee Republican Party
Ragardiem Sf Party
Utah
Illubo
Muretuum Organization
Patreanruue
Lewis
Braton
Senate
Deweersity Party
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Pennayivania
West Virginia
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Nebraske
Cleveland
Tom Johnson
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Towne
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Mitchell
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Weile
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