Democratic Convention Opens With Nominating Session Fray
The Democratic National Convention adjourned after an all night session without a presidential nominee on the first ballot. New York delegates pledged solid support for Harmon as Clark and Wilson campaigns clash, while Bryan presses a money trust resolution targeting Morgan Belmont and Ryan. The scene features exhausted delegates, bursts of cheering, and anticipation of multiple ballots.
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Athens Buys Plant for Hranigipal Lighting
Athens closes a June 28 contract with a Memphis firm for two 260 horsepower electric light units. Turbine machines will connect directly to condensers and can run together or separately. The plant aims to be among the souths most modern in a small town, offering 500 horsepower if needed and promising a profitable investment for the city.
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Athens
Memphis
Flood and Bryan Clash at 1892 Democratic Convention
Amid chaos at the 1892 Democratic Convention Virginia’s H D Flood asserts a radical plan while Bryan defends tradition and unity. Mississippi’s Vardaman pushes moderation as New York balks at the last part of the resolution. Bankhead nominates Underwood urging tariff revision and Democratic victory in November.
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York
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Virginia
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Democratic Party
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Dankeok
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Bankhead
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United States
Billingsgate
Chancellor Simpson Dismisses Woman's Habeas Corpus Suit
Mrs. Norah Ezzell of Russellville sued her father in law J R Ezzell seeking child custody. Chancellor Simpson dismissed the writ after finding Ezzell not custodian for years and the child in the custody of Effie Ezzell for three years. A new habeas corpus petition may follow against Effie Ezzell.
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Russellville
J. R. Ez
Zell
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J. R. Ezzell
Body of E F McGowan Sent to Union Springs
The body of E F McGowan who died yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock at his rooms over the Crawford Clothing Company was sent to Union Springs Alabama last night for interment.
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E. F. McGowan
Crawford Clothing Company
Union Springs
Alabama
Power firm to acquire Huntsville street railway deal
Huntsville street railway likely to pass to Alabama Power Development Co and partners led by M Webb Offutt and R A Mitchell with headquarters at Gadsden. The move, expected by Monday, signals costly modernization. connections to Decatur Anniston and Talisadeh networks are noted, with no official comment from local management.
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Gadsden
Sitsilar
Decatur
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Bibb
New York
Tennessee capitalists visit to boost Crescent View Creamery
Col Zingsik M. Ewing and Jos A Chap Tennessee proprietors of the Crescent View Creamery are in the city today. They are funding local upbuilding and expect a big city here, with their creamery business expanding as confidence in the community grows.
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Crescent View Creamery
Cry of the Children at Delite Theater
On Monday July 1 the Delite theater presents The Cry of the Children a Thanhouser Company two reel motion picture about child labor. It will be shown to civic and women’s clubs and promises to be instructive and revelatory plus a profit making event.
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Oscar W. Waderwood as Democratic nominee promising tariff reform
The excerpt advocates Oscar W. Waderwood for the Democratic presidential nomination highlighting his 18 years in Congress, steady leadership, and record of public service. It argues his tariff reform plan will reduce living costs and expand equal opportunity, praising his private life and public integrity.
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Mayor Patterson Fines Thieves In City Court
Two men, Tom Neville and Lennie Moore, were charged with breaking into a cleaning department on Grant Street and stealing clothing valued at $100. They were fined $61.60 each by Mayor Patterson. Some items were recovered by Chief Davidson and Officer Thomas. Unable to pay, they will serve months in the city jail.
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Cullman Baseball Team to Clash With Y M C A Here
Cullman and the Y M C A baseball teams meet tomorrow afternoon on the local diamond. First pitch is at 4 o'clock and the game is expected to be hotly contested. The Cullman squad features tall players, with none under six feet. This is the season’s first meeting with Cullman. Falkville game arrangements set for July Fourth. this will be the third meeting between Falkville and the locals, each holding one win.
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Removal A. P. Smith & Son Moves into Echols Hotel Back
A. P. Smith & Son has moved into one of the new build back of the Echols Hotel at 112 Vine Street and offers prompt plumbing and steam and hot water heating services. They sign on to handle all needed work as quickly as possible.
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A. P. Smith & Son
Echols
Vine
Holland Revival Offers Special Church Services Tonight
A Hollander revival series invites worshippers to a series of Christian services tonight with a subject question What Is It to sin. Evening gatherings begin with a call to attend and include a morning sermon the following day.
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Aft
First Cotton Bloom Brought to Welkhtown Ville
E M Brown, a Welkhtownville planter, presented the first cotton bloom today marking an early harvest milestone for the town's agriculture.
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E M. Brown
Ville
Local thundershowers expected tonight
A weather watch notes that local thundershowers are probable tonight with possible brief heavy bursts. Residents should prepare for brief periods of rain and gusty winds as warm humid air moves in from the south.
Market steady as cotton prices hold despite mixed grades
Middling-11 and Strictmiddling-11 listings show little movement with a steady market. Buyers and sellers balance demand as commodities data lists prices around 1-4 points above baseline for middling and strict middling grades.
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