Mayor by 64 and a dramatic engagement revelation
In a bustling ballroom scene, Alwyn Bennett faces political pressure over Borough franchise, family schemes, and love. Dallas Walnworth accepts Gibbs’ marriage proposal as Bennett’s integrity, wealth interests, and entangled loyalties collide. The judge exposes graft and Bennett’s doubtful stance, ending with Dallas agreeing to marry Gibbs.
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Bennett
Judge Newman
Alwyn
Judge
Newman
Wainwright-Horrigan
Wainwright
Horrigan
Albbs
Dallas
Gibbs
Alwyn Bennett
Borough Stock
Perry
Name him Bryan and Gray for a renewed democracy
The speaker extols William J. Bryan as a faithful standard bearer for democracy and unity. Judge George Gray of Delaware is praised as a trusted champion of labor and virtue, portraying a united front of labor, capital, and manufacturers behind the Democratic slogan. Utah supports Bryan and Gray as next President and chief executive.
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Democratic Party
Towa
Middle West
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
Mississippi Valley
Montana
Lou'siane
Pennsylvania
California
George Gray
Delaware
Aaron
Jefferson
Jackson
Clintons
Tilden
Bayards
Grover Cleveland
Mathathias
Gray
Juriot
Florida Democrats Back Bryan With Direct People’s Call
Frank L Hayes editor of the Pensacola Journal says Florida Democrats support Wm J Bryan for president. He praises Bryan as independent and self made, contrasting him with the Republican nominee and urging the convention to ratify Bryan’s nomination as the greatest and ablest Democrat since Jefferson.
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Frank L. Hayes
Pensacola
Fla
Bryan
Florida
Wm J. Bryan
American Republic
Jefferson
Nomination Speech Cites Judge Gray Support in Pittsburgh
In seconding Judge Gray's nomination, P. A. O'Boyle of Pittsburgh Penn asserted that no power was great enough to deter the selection, underscoring broad backing for the judge.
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Gray
P. A. O'Boyle
Pittston
Penn
Judge Powers Praises Democratic Presidential Hope
Judge O W Powers of Salt Lake City extols a Democratic president from the West and the people. He recalls the 1896 Chicago nomination and the sweeping support of 6,000,000 voters, asserting the nominee embodies liberty and statesmanship. The address frames the party’s enduring promise and leadership.
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Great West
Wall Street
Democratic Party
Chicago
Jefferson
Elect Bryan President as Rock of Democracy in Denver Speech
James T. Heflin of Denver voices support for William Jennings Bryan in Colorado endorsing his candidacy. He compares Bryan to Daniel, praising an excellent spirit, integrity, and a predisposition to heal and serve the public.
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Bryan
John BB
Atwood Kansas
Sali Real
Eader
Tim
Liam Jennings Bryan
James T. Heflin
Denver
Colorado
Darius
Daniel
United States
Temple of Liberty
Daniel of
Aaron of Old
William Jennings Ryan
Portland Area Pioneer Charles Bowen Dies at 78
At General hospital Eugene on July 10 1908 Charles Bowen born Cottage Grove aged 78 died of asthma and pneumonia. He will be transported by train to Cottage Grove at 9 35 tonight for burial Sunday. Survived by daughter in Seattle son in Montana and a son and two daughters in Wisconsin. Former Southern Pacific foreman at Latham Lane County. A Knights of Pythias member.
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General Hospital
Eugene
Charles Bowen
Cottage Grove
Seattle
Montana
Wisconsin
Oregon
Minnesota
Southern Pacific Company
Latham
Lane County
Wation
United States
Knights of Pythias Lodge
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Petral
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Mr. Gibs
Miss Walnowright
Borough Street Railway
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Mr. Gibbs
Charles Wainwright
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Ihyle Secomls Cray
Leoni
Noah Christener
Oak Hill Cemetery
Point Terrace
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Siuslaw Valley
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Eugene School Supply Co
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