Democratic Convention Address by Chairman Bell
Temporary Chairman Bell delivers a stern defense of reform against Republican misrule. He denounces Chicago platform evasions, calls for corporate restraint, tariff fairness, election finance openness, and strong federal oversight of railroads while urging white immigration limits to protect national interests.
Convention Opens in Denver Amid Snow Banked Streets
In Denver on July 7 a large crowd gathered for the national convention with police cordons and icy street decor. Temporary chairman Theodore A. Bell spoke as Nebraska delegates arrived with a Bryan portrait banner, while California and other states displayed banners. twelve thousand attendees filled the hall for the opening session and the official list of temporary officers was read and approved.
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Wyoming
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Edwin Sefton
Washington
D. C
Charles 8. Northen
Atlanta
K. C. Richmond
Fremont
Neb
C. A. Nash
Perry
Edward Cahill
Springfield
Will Reid
Rawlins
Wyo
Frank B. Ross
Indianapolis
Ind
William McEniry
Rock Island
T. F. Smith
New York City
William E. R. Byrne
Charleston
W. Va
C.J. Gavin
Colo
Rees P. Horrocks
Little Rock
Ark
Joseph L. Reilly
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Missouri
J. C. Fenn
Indiana
Eugene W. Sullivan
Illinois
Ruby LaFoon
Madisonville
W. Allert
Langdon
N. C
E. E. Murphy
Leavenworth
Kansas
Thomas H. Lovelace
St. Louis
Thomas B. Collier
Memphis
Tenn
C. C. Ernst
Decatur
W. V. Richardson
Danville
Ernest Brassey
Sullivan
N. Dpd
Crutchfield
H. W. Blumberry
Weehington
D.C
James J. Keane
F. Reimer
Samuel Kerch
Seattle
Wash
P. T. Ramsey
Bell
Ates
Committee On Permanent Organization
Dunn
Grover Cleveland
Francis
William Haldeman
Louisville
Parker
Cod fishing to be made a regular industry at Newport
Parker seconded Dunn's resolution which was adopted by a rising vote. At 2 31 p m the convention adjourned till tomorrow noon. Cod fishing is to be made a regular industry at Newport. The cod there are as five as any in the world. A company has been organized to push the business systematically.
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Notice for Public Sale of Timber Lands in Oregon
United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon publishes notice of Lilah Owen Crow Lane filing sworn statement No 9583 on March 10 1908 seeking timber land in section 10 township 19 south range 4 west W M. Proof to establish timber value over agricultural use to be presented before W W Calkins A S Commissioner Eugene Oregon on August 28 1908 with witnesses Joseph Liles Charles Severson Walter Holland Walter Canaday Norris Owen all Crow Oregon. Adverse claimants must file by August 28 1968.
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Roseburg
Oregon
South
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A. S
Eugene
Notice for Publication United States Land Office Roseburg Ore
United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon April 7 1908 notice under the 1878 timber land act. Thomas E Leavy of Eugene filed sworn statement No 9547 January 27 1908 for fractional W of N W of section 18 township 17 south range 2 west Will offer proof that land is valuable for timber or stone not agriculture before U S Commissioner W W Calkins at Eugene on August 20 1908 witnesses Henry Therme Link Yarnell Jesse Seavey John Seavey all of Oregon included.
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Roseburg
Ore
Eugene
Oregon
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Mohawk
Link Yarnell
Jesse Seavey
John Seavey
Benjamin L, Eddy
Register
Timber land proof notice for Oregon tract sales
E Morgan Watson of Eugene Lane County Oregon filed sworn statement No 587 on March 26 1908 seeking purchase of timber lands in sections 28 and 33 township 17 south range west Willamette Meridian He will offer proof August 29 1908 before W W Calkins in Eugene Oregon Witnesses include William D Neely Giles Fowler Joseph Fowler and Martha Watson Seek to file claims by August 29 1908 Benjamin L Eddy Register
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Oregon
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West W. M
W. W. Calkins
U. S
Eugene
William D. Neely
Giles Fowler
Meadow
Joseph Fowler
Martha Watson
Benjamin L. Eddy
Register
Timber land claim hearing set in Oregon for 1908
United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon announces Andrew Crooks of Albany Linn County Oregon filed sworn statement No 9429 December 11 1907 to purchase part of section 12 township 16 south range 2 west Will offer proof August 5 1908 before U S Commissioner W W Calkins at Eugene Oregon witnesses named Evermont S Miner Harry M Crooks William D Neely Norman E Markley and others asserting land value timber over agricultural use
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Roseburg
Oregon
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Washinger
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Linn
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W. M
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Eugene
Notice of Public Land Claim Oregon 1908
Notice filed in Eugene Oregon by Betts for the NW of NE and for NE of NW in Township 1 North Range 4 West. Public claimants must prove occupancy before August 8 1908. Witnesses listed from Eugene Oregon. Filing official Benjamin F Eddy supervises.
Notice of timber land entry in Oregon filed 1907
United States Office Roseburg Oregon publishes notice under timber and stone act. John W Cherry of Eugene filed sworn statement No 9428 on December 6 1907 for the W half of the fractional NE and NW of Section 4 Township 19 South Range 5 West Willamette Meridian. He will prove land value for timber over agriculture before U S Commissioner W W Cahkins in Eugene on August 4 1908. Witnesses named John McCulloch Charles Hadley H Clay Owen Thomas Mahar all of Oregon. Adverse claimants must file by August 4 1908. Register.
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Roseburg
Nun Township
W. M
W. W. Cahkins
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Eugene
Oregon
John McCulloch
Crow
Charles, Hadley
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Thomas Mahar
Benjamin L. Eddy
Land Office Notice of Land Purchase Claim
United States Land Office records a sworn statement filed March 24, 1908 by George H Watrous of Bellingham Washington for 8 1 2 percent of Section 17 Township 17 South Range 8 West in Whatcom County. Witnesses include Clark Devereaux, Frank Tripp, Emil Roberts, P T Devereaux all of Oregon. Hearing set August 9 1908 in Eugene Oregon with final date August 29 1908.
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United States Land Office
Romburg
Oregon
South Range
West
W. M
W. W. Cakkins
U. S
Eugene
Clark Devereaux
Frank A. Tripp
Emil Roberts
Greenleaf
P. T. Devereaux
Benjamin L. Eddy, Fogister
Land claim notice for Stella M Huston in Oregon
Stella M Huston of Madison Lane County Oregon filed sworn statement No 2541 on January 4 1908 to purchase Lot 3 Sec 4 Township 18S Range 7W for timber and stone value. Hearing set August 18 1908 before W W Calkins in Eugene. Witnesses listed from Ivison Madison and Oregon. adverse claimants to file by August 1908 deadline.
Executor's Notice Estate of Dante Smith
Executor Henry T Smith with order of the county court announces all creditors of Dante Smith to present claims with vouchers to the law office of L Bu gene Oregon within the specified period from the date of this notice dated 21st day of 190%.
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Henry T
Dante] Smith
Oregon
Law Office
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Henry
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