Democracy Victory Looms at Denver Mormon Clash
Fragmented page discusses Mormon delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Denver facing defeat and possible exclusion of polygamy planks. Mentions church funding, anti Mormon forces, and potential party realignment. Includes ancillary notes on American agricultural trade and Canadian wilderness rail proposals.
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Danver
Idaho
Waterloo
Denver
Nations
Crooked Patios and Public City Graft Allegations
Fragmented report suggests links between gambling, police graft, and organized crime reaching New York and other cities. Authorities face a tangled web of corruption, while citizens are urged to remain vigilant and press for accountability through witnesses and evidence. The piece references a perceived national pattern and mentions naval events and figures in passing, underscoring broader societal tensions.
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New York
Orine
Witnens
Jury Excused Cites Wasted Time in Court Delays
A juror in Greater New York sought excusal claiming jury service wastes time, while the judge warned that verdicts can be wet and delayed. The piece discusses judicial power, juror autonomy, and the public’s view of fair trials amid war news and political commentary.
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Greater
New York
Rubuke
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Idemonstratet
American Institute of Instruction Opens 78th Meeting
Burlington July 1 The seventy eighth annual gathering of the American Institute of Instruction opens with welcomes from Governor Proctor and Mayor Migelow. Notable speakers include President John M. Thomas on The Religious Spirit of American Education and Dr EW Lord on Labor In the Schools.
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American Institute of Instruction
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Vermont
Migelow
Hie City
John MM. Thomas
Middleburgh College
Lord
New England
Child Labor Conference
Walter E. Ranger
Hthode Island
George Minory
Meine University
Willis 0. Smith
Lancaster
M. W. Alexander
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Nations Society For the Promoion of
Charion F. Warener
Technical High School
Springfield
Mars
Charlee D. Hine
Connecticut State Board of Education
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National Aid
Largest Gathering of Motorists Opens in Buffalo
A historic gathering opens in Buffalo as the American Automobile Association hosts a major convention with delegates from the National Grange and the American Road Makers Association. Mayor Adam delivers a welcome, with discussions on motor vehicle legislation and federal registration pending. Robert Hopper chairs the afternoon program while experts from coast to coast discuss highway improvements and practical road construction demonstrations. The event closes tomorrow night with a banquet at the Irmaquete hotel and tours of the Glidden start Thursday.
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American Automobile Association
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New York
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al Motoriate
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Robert #. Hopper
Philadelphia
Nowogland
Pacific Coast
Benquet
Irmquate Hotel
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Tonsa
Mator Wate
Glidden
PLRET SAILS AWAY IN OUT OF THE NAGY BOWN
In a muted naval departure from San Francisco the fleet cleared at dawn yesterday. The ships stretched in formation toward the Atlantic with the escort showing the war’s signal as crews maintained proper cruising intervals. The lead vessel kept pace while trailing units followed, extending the convoy over many miles as it moved from the bay.
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Welcome to Honolulu for the visiting ships
From Nanatuli word arrives of a rousing reception for sailors and ships approaching Honolulu. Auxiliary vessels cross the islands to keep crews posted as the fleet nears, with Diamond Head and harbor crowds signaling a warm inland welcome for the men aboard the Connecticut. Governor Frenr at Honolulu extends wishes for a safe voyage and hearty reception.
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Honolulu
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Previous Conventions and Democratic Party Lineage Summary
Washington notes on the Democratic Party's roots tracing to Thomas Jefferson and the early Republic. The piece lists conventions from 1823 onward with cities and ticket names, noting changes in party identity and highlighting historic figures across multiple decades.
Press Pubishing Co Print Shop Notes Idaho Paper
Fragmentary note references butter wrappers on thin oven paper and a pury food law in Idaho. Mentions price 42.50 and The Press Pubishing Co Print Shop. Details are garbled and incomplete.
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Press Pubishing Co
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