Haynes Speech Shut Down in Indiana Park Riotous Fourth of July
Sumner W. Haynes, Indiana Prohibition gubernatorial nominee, was halted by police in Riverside Park during a July Fourth appearance. Officials barred political speeches in public parks and ordered him to stop. He defended the Prohibition Party’s aims, claiming ongoing vigilance toward prohibition and victory, then retreated to continue in Portland after the interruption.
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Hanly
Watson
Indianapolis
Sumner W. Haynes
Indiana
South
Riverside Sacs
Bath
Srresh Abd Gant
Board of Pick Commissioners
Haynes
James
Prohibition Party
Hoosiers organize to endorse vice president candidate
Indiana delegates plan to discuss and possibly record a position on endorsing a vice presidential candidate. John W. Kern is mentioned as a potential second-place nominee, amid Democratic aspirants and internal Indiana party divisions. Committees and officers are listed, including Thomas Taggart as national committeeman and John W. Begeman as secretary, with Bevan instruction for Lidlava delegates.
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Denver
Galo
Indiana
Hooafer
Vice Press
Sereluminarion
Lidlava
Bevan
John W. Aterm
Kern
Chazy
Sirrous
Charles Murphy
Frank M. Stssler
Isha EB. Lasny
Perry McCare
Sig Rann
Nations
Thomas Taggart Chajman
John W. Kern
Jota W. Begeman
Hoodsutr
Theodore A Bell Threatened Amid California Delegation Turmoil
Denver dispatch reports violent tensions aboard a California delegation train to the Democratic convention. Theodore A Bell faced accusations of domination within the party, sparking heated exchanges with delegate Thomas Fox and triggering Bell to withdraw from the caucus and depart toward Salt Lake.
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Denver
Colo
Theodore A. Bell
Tabynriry Schaitman
California
San Francisco
Tell
Bell
Thomas Fox
Sacramento
Fox
Pax
Nathan Cole Oy
Tether
Salt Lake
Dinudla
Aryan
Destructive Western County Storm Leaves Farms Ravaged
A severe storm swept western parts of the county causing extensive damage to crops and orchards. Many farm buildings, roofs, and sheds were destroyed or unroofed, with several barns torn apart and fields stripped of crops by hail and high winds. The path of destruction stretched across multiple townships, with countless farms reporting losses in the thousands of dollars.
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Sardar
Worada
Whitey County
Arcola
Howes Frank
Lemetl Anid Tess
Bash & Co
Mevastatad
Dantes
Jose
Fealyl
Aohay Raek
Amy Carrie
Weather report and wind shifts across regions
Obscure notes describe a Tuesday forecast with shifting southwest to northwest winds. Mentions Indiana and Maryland areas with showers in northern portions and brisk conditions. references to temperatures, hourly readings, and a late shift in wind direction.
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Indiana
Planes on Injunctions In Court Precedence Rule
Motion to dissolve injunction takes precedence over other court business. Plaintiff must post bond to cover damages, including attorney fees, if the injunction is violated. Chicago delegates discuss a plank reflecting Bryan views on court intervention to preserve the status quo and immediate effect without notice when irreparable harm is possible.
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Osiaha
Neh
Chicago
Tenter
Ouaha
Dunne
Bryan Hid
Jange Vannes
Resolutions Committee
Mr. Bryan
Court of Chancery
Arrest Made in Poisoned Ale Case by Printing Foreman
Police arrested a foreman from a printing company in connection with the murder of Dr William Wilson. The suspect appeared in court as details of the poisoned ale plot emerged. A hospital update notes Bishop Potter still mend. other items report medical progress and local conditions.
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Phela Delpana
Kererick Geiss
Froman
Curtis Publishing Can
Bsety
Luca Austaady
Willian Ho Wilson
Appearanes
Wilken
Col Gury Returns Denounces Bryan on Pennsylvania Delegation
Col Gury of Pennsylvania rebutts Bryan's July Fourth charge that the Pennsylvania delegation was captured by conspiracy. He asserts the state convention favored Bryan’s rival, questions Bryan’s noninterference claim, and accuses Bryan of public theatrics and hypocrisy. The piece continues on page 3.
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Fesing
Pennsylvania
Denver
Colo
Gully
Pennsylvana
Nick Bryan
Lincgun
Brears
Bryan
Pittsburg
Exposition
Ryan
Denver in Gala Dress as Convention Flows In
Denver crowds flood the city as the Democratic convention nears, banners and music fill streets and hotels. New York’s vote looms with Bryan favored by allies, while Bryan managers boast dominance in delegates and committee seats, signaling a strong pro Bryan platform and October-like momentum.
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Denver
Cola
Stresta
Bryan
New York
Murphy
Tammany
Uma
Dahlrenn
Omaha
Bryer
Caitre
Haskill For Resolutions Committee
Chas. N. Haskill
Oklahoma
Ghana
Opto E O
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Colomn
Hoosiers
John W. Equeman
Fort Wayne
Sig. Kann
Liganier
Theodore A, Ball
Theodg Rebell
John Johnson
United States
Davage
County Westerday
Terry B. Sullivan
Iowa
Sullivan Willey
Ignatius Jd. Dunn
William Jennings Bryan
Printing Company
Potter
N.V
Gerry
Kishor
Hente
Tadman Potten
Lutther
Col Gury
Actuses
Inter
Kentucky
McGraw
West Witsigie
Tageeut
Roger C. Sullivan
P. Thompson
Ofllinois
Kr. Sullivan
Democrats of
Mincis
Howver
East
Western
Urey Woodson
National Democratic Committee
Sir. Woodson
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