Bryan Nominated On First Ballot For President
Denver dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan won the Democratic nomination on the first ballot at 3 o clock this morning with 89214 votes. Johnson 46 Gray 59, eight not voting. Pennsylvania provided the first two thirds required. Delegates rejoiced as roll call concluded and adjournment set to noon.
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Bryan Declares He Will Not Seek A Second Term
In Lincoln Nebraska on July 10 William Jennings Bryan announced he will not be a candidate for reelection if elected president. He argued the highest office demands single minded purpose free of personal ambition and stated he would not pursue a second term.
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Lincoln
Jefferson
Jackson
Wwe
Nebraska
Func
Massachusetts
California
Michigan
Everglades
America
Nebraka
Willian
Jennings Bryan
Mrs Gunness Identified as Mrs Belle Gunness Impostor
Deputy Sheriff Ansting returned from Willsdale Michigan where a Woman arrested was checked for identity as Mrs Belle Gunness the arch murderess. The woman resembled Gunness but was the wife of a Norwegian farmer from upper Michigan.
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LaPorte
Ind
Ansting
Willsdale
Mich
Belle Gunness
Upper Michigan
Leaves Dying Wife to Search for Work
Mrs. George BF Jones of 133 St Clair avenue Cleveland reports to Police Supt that her son in law William J Meyers left home to seek work as his wife is ill and expected to die. She says Meyers has no prior experience and may be forced to ride a freight train to find employment.
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Cleveland
Silvers
William J Meyers
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Jones
Republic
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Republican Party
Republican Committee
Wisconsin
Campaign finance reporting rule fragments from historical text
Fragmentary OCR outlines contribution limits and publication timelines for campaign donations. It specifies no individual shall contribute more than ten thousand dollars and requires reporting for donations over one hundred dollars with publication by Oct fifteen, plus subsequent receipts published within three days of receipt, and expenditure reports within thirty days after the election.
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Fairview
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Bryan Plan Pushes Campaign Fund Reform Public Loop
Nebraska outlines William Jennings Bryan and Kern plan to ban corporate contributions and publish all donations above $100. The text details Bryan’s leadership qualities, anti plutocracy stance, and call for a nationwide Democratic campaign funded by public contributions with transparent reporting. The piece ties Bryan to reform, labor, and a global peace vision.
Unclear Congressional Remarks Start Dated Exchange
The report notes Mr Bryan concluding remarks and Mr Kern being introduced amid applause. He stated Bryan’s case reflected his own view and urged formal committee coincidence.
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Kern
Slaying of Denver Priest Ends in Death Sentence
Giuseppe Alia to be hanged at Canon City after murdering Father Leo Heinrichs at St Elizabeth's Roman Catholic Church in Denver. The Feb 25 shooting occurred during early mass and led to rapid arrest, trial, and a death sentence within two weeks amid public outrage.
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Leo Heinrichs
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St. Elizabeth's
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Iti
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Tonica temperance drink ruled malt beverage in Indiana
Frankfort Indiana July 14 Judge Moore ruled that "Tonica" is a malt beverage and requires a license for sale. Bert Johns was fined $50 and costs for selling without a license. The decision holds that malted liquor is subject to licensing regardless of intoxicating status.
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Frankfort
Ind
Central West
Moore
Bert Johns
Caltt
Stands Child On Head To Dislodge Pin
The one year old child of Mr and Mrs D K Mann of Vine Street swallowed a beauty pin. The pin lodged in the throat and cut it slightly. Mrs Mann swung the child by the feet and used other methods to remove the pin. No serious injury resulted. Clarence Redman stepped on glass and cut his foot.
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D. K. Mann
Vine Street
Baugo Trustee Assists Injured Man After Accident
Trustee Ehret of Baugo township visited the city this morning to oversee care for Reinhard, the injured man involved in the accident.
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Baugo
Ehret
Bauzo Township
Reinhard
Accident at the dump hospitalizes man from Bateo township
Animiacn, who lost an arm under the cars at the dump last week, was transferred to the county hospital this week. Officials report his condition slightly improves and his chances for recovery remain good unless a setback occurs.
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Animiacn
Bateo
Improvements Planned for Drive in McNaughton Park
City Engineer Smith completed plans for park road improvements from the entrance to the flowing well. The street commissioner directs a crew of men to carry out the work. James Dodge Jr and his wife spent the day at the lake.
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McNaughton Park
James. Dodge
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