Indiana Democratic Platform Endorses Reform Move
The document praises John W Kern for vice presidency nominee and urges repeal of the metropolitan police law while criticizing Republican supremacy. It appeals for a new era in Indiana politics, denounces trusts, and calls for an open campaign and accountability in state government.
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Republican Party
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Democratic Party
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Td Chineimle
Thomas
Jefferson
William J. Bryan
Thomas A. Hendricks
Antis and Taggarts Clash At District Meetings
Fragmented report describes early Wednesday sessions and preliminaries as Antis and Taggarts clash over state convention officers. Mentions speakers Taggart Kern and Kern as possible vice president candidate, plus district delegates and convention proceedings in Indiana.
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Denver
Planteau
Senate Pages In Camp Beside Senate
The report notes 16 senate pages with eight retiring at the close of every term. A sergeant-at-arms managed nine posts with about 100 applicants to fill messenger roles. The text reflects early protocol and parade attire requiring certain trousers for messengers.
National Committeeman Retains Power and Control of Convention
The organization quickly brushed aside opposition to Tom Taggart during convention setup. Delegates loyal to Taggart secured control of both the credentials and national committee seats, positioning him to influence the Denver vote. Delegates at large include Kern Simmons Fogarty Lamb and others. district delegates follow, naming Boehne Aiken Hanlon McCarthy and a long list of associates.
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Tom Taggart
National Committee
Tagezart
Credentials Committee
Bryan
Tag‘gart
Denver
John W. Kern
Abram ‘Simmons
Howard Fogarty
John
Lamb
John W. Boehne
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Joseph “Aiken
Robinson
Thomas Hanlon
Perry McCar
Miers Keynote Blames Government Change Urged
The address charged the government with stalling reform and urged voters to back changes. Former congressman Robert O Cin was noted in connection with the remarks, emphasizing a shift in leadership and policy direction.
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Robert O. Cin
Diplomatic row over Hill as U S ambassador to Germany
Washington reports indicate Germany refused to receive David Jayne Hill as envoy over personal objections tied to his writings. Officials say the emperor’s disfavor appears to be the sole explanation for this action and potential replacement discussions continue.
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Germany
David- Jayne
Hill
United * States
Sternberg
Wes
Meesa
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