Marshall Rivalry Splits North Dakota Progressives
Lakota North Dakota June 23 A J Gronna says a Fargo Courier News interview misrepresented him and brands Marshall as his political enemy The senator denounces the paper as fake noting insurgents question harmony and cite internal factionalism and heated disagreements with Marshall over Chicago tactics and backing of Buchanan.
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Tragic Niagara River Dock Collapse Near Buffalo
Crowded excursion dock on Grand Island gave way sending over 100 into the Niagara River. At least thirty dead, with sixteen bodies recovered by noon and the list expected to grow. Survivors recount family separations as the wreckage is surveyed.
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Buck Muck Attacks Mr Hanna Over Loyalty Claims
Wisconsin based Robert Buck launches scrutiny alleging disloyalty by Mr Hanna to state interests. The campaign uses an external expert to rake muck and judge legislation from Hanna's tenure, critiquing the nature of bills Hanna introduced while in office.
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Americans pay ransom in Velardena rebel threat
Seventeen Americans were lined up by a barn as rebels in Velardena Mexico demanded a million dollars. A party of brigands halted threats when three and a half thousand dollars was paid in relief at the scene, with the attackers still ready to act if more wasn’t supplied.
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Rebel Leader Seeks U S Intervention in Cuba
A reliable report says the rebel leader vowed to resist until the United States intervenes, calling for U S action as he faces Cuban forces and ongoing conflict in the region.
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Roosevelt Named by New Party Nominee
Roosevelt accepts a progressive nomination at Baltimore and plans to launch a new party. He says he will not be swayed by the Baltimore convention and will pursue a distinct progressive platform. The Chicago dispatch notes leaders from several states backing the new movement and outlines initial organizing steps.
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Progressive Republicans Disgusted By Buchanans Tactics
A Progressive Republican expresses disgust at Buchanan’s campaigning methods and muckraking attacks. The writer, once planning to vote for Buchanan, switches support to insurgent state candidates, citing paid stockholder ties and perceived dishonorable tactics.
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Taft and Sherman Ticket Named at Chicago Convention
New York supporters of Woodrow Wilson will hold a large meeting tonight to plan expanding the Wilson delegation to Baltimore. Six cars are reserved with more expected as volunteers arrive. Edwin M. Bassett will preside and Wilson’s candidacy will be endorsed with resolutions urging delegates to back him.
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Bryan Prepared to Make Fight of Life Over Chairmanship
Democratic national committee at 2:15 appointed a two member committee to mediate over the temporary chairmanship. W H Parker was supported by many delegations while W. J. Bryan signaled he would run if no compromise found. Burke of North Dakota spoke for progressive electors and urged unified action on Parker or a rival.
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Farmers welcome farmers Institute special train at Mott
The farmers Institute special train received a rousing reception at Mott in the southwest, with crowds from fifty miles away cheering as the journey began. The train enjoyed right of way since departure and continued toward Elgin Medina and other towns, while Towne’s schedule and further stops were announced for Tuesday.
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President Taft Nominated On First Ballot At National Convention
Chicago June 24 Taft reaffirmed as Republican presidential nominee on the first ballot with 597 votes for running mate Sherman. Roosevelt faction split amid tumult as final roll call amid police actions. Delegates varied on supporting or abstaining. Roosevelt influence seen in California Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Some states split or abstained while others backed Taft or La Follette.
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Labor Leaders Gompers Morrison and Mitchell Sentenced
Washington June 24 labor leaders Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell were found guilty of contempt of court by the District of Columbia Supreme Court in the Bucks Stove and Ranger boycott case. Gompers received a year in prison Morrison six months. Mitchell unclear. They plan to appeal to the U S Supreme Court which previously reversed a prior conviction.
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