Parker and Gompers clash over Injunction Plank at convention
New York delegation fights over the Injunction Plank as Judge Parker courted harmony with Sam Gompers drawn plank. Bryan supporters claim New York will back Bryan while Tamman candiate factions seek influence at the convention.
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Parker
President Gompers
American Federation
Denyed
Cals
New York
Will Hall
Yay
Charles Wy Murphy
Tomnany Fall
Ald Chaiman
Bryan
New Fork
Willa
Denver
Tammany Aelesittlom
Alton B. Parker
Samus Gomnpers
Lewis Nixon
West
Bryan Magic Name Leads Amid Staged Convention Chaos
A chaotic noon opening at the convention saw delegates and observers crowd the theatre. Leaders from Nebraska to New York gathered with figures like Dahlman, Parker, and Crewe among the prominent names, while demonstrations and a growing crowd of onlookers surged around the hall as Bryan supporters demanded action.
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Chairrsun Taggart
Wppni
Les Uttermoatis
Gerald
Nebraska
di Batton
Sana
West
Uymmayor
Dahlman
Crean
New York
Judge Parker
Guffey
Pennsylvania
James Jnr
Gultoy
Mlinole
Lefe
Roger Sul- Myan
Fon Paether
Tom Anlingins
Mee
Talitha Diciyur
Chivejamal
Amin
Taggart Opens Convention Amid Explosive Demo and Delegates
The Denver convention opens with explosive demonstrations as Temporary Presiding Officer Hell of California appears amid tributes. Speeches by Boll and Bryan propel the crowd, while committee appointments, Cleveland resolutions, and Parker’s address signal a heated launch to the Democratic gathering in the Western city.
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Hell
California
Alere Cous
Groots Boll
Ball
Rogister
White House
Winsuesen
Piv
Bryan
Nebraska
United States
Jenerey
Denver
Nile
Keane
M Tagaurt
John J. Keatie
Wyining
Aris
Bell
Urey Woodpee
Tie Plin
Grovir Clavelusa
Dunn
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Old Dominion Loyal to Bryan and Democracy
Virginia figures in the Denver Democratic convention as Claude A. Swanson leads regional support. The text lauds Swanson as a thorough Virginia governor, trusted to advance Democratic education and party aims, while praising his integrity and leadership in the state's political development.
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Old Dominion
Bryan
Virginia
Denver
Claude A. Swanson
Reyna
Delain
Parker Arched
Awana le
Navin Wee Bern
Aw Dochermenk
University of Virginia
Ghathim
Proclamation on constitutional fidelity and civil service ideals
The text reflects a political gathering praising Grover Cleveland and Thomas Jefferson, urging adherence to constitutional divisions of government, opposition to monopolies, and a commitment to civil service principles. It notes respect for republican ideals, calls for tax fairness, and mentions transmitting resolutions by telegraph from Princeton New Jersey amid applause and sorrow.
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Grover Cleveland
Kent
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Drs. Glevman
Princeton
N. J
Ndercany
Democratic National Committee Members List Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous Democratic National Committee members by state and city, mentioning names such as Tucker from California, Williams from Delaware, and Woodson from Kentucky, among others, with garbled spellings and truncated entries. The passage reads like a roster or convention attendee roll with many errors and missing context.
Obscure List of Names and Titles Across States and Roles
A dense roster lists numerous individuals by state and position, including military and civic roles. Mentions cover Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming, Alaska, Arizona, Hawaii, New Mexico, Puerto Rico, and various offices such as chief assistant sergeant at arms, chief doorkeeper, and parliamentarian. The entry reads like an official ledger of personnel and appointments with scattered, unclear spellings and incomplete surnames.
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Missouri
Wiliam
Rothwell
Montkerry
Montans
J. Bruce Kremer
Nebraska
W. B. Hall
Nevada
John Sunderlane
New Haropshire
Hugene E. Reed
New Jersey
Robert
Hudapeth
New York
Ilenk
North Carolina
Josept. Daniels
Raleizh
North Dakota
Willam Collis
OnMo—Harvey
Garber
Columbus
Okinnooma
Brady
Oregon
Man AL Millier
Loson
Pennsylvania
James Bml Guffey
Pittenure
Rhode
Whratuiz—J
Taylor Ellyson
Richrong
Washington
William H. Dunphy
West Vieslvin
John T. McGriaw
Grafton
Wisconsin
T_ D. Ryan Waukesha
Wyoming
Jalin E. Osborne
Rawline
Alaska
Arizona
Michasetson
Temporary Officers Listed for Belt California Conference
A slate of temporary officers includes Temporary chairman Theagary of Belt California. National secretary Arex Woodsoil of Kentucky. Asst general secretary Edwin Sef ton of Washington DC. Stanf secretaries Cherles Worthen Atlanta and Gaz H Richmond Fremont. Other names include Rees Horrocks Little Rock, Job T. Martin Missouri, and Joseph L. Reily Indianapolis.
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Theagary
Belt
California
Neral
Arex Woodsoil
Kentucky
Edwin Sefton
Washington, D. C
Stanf
Cherles
Worthen
Atlanta
Gaz
Rawlk Island
TF. Ltd
New York
Willam
Nelson Aims to Reclaim Fashion Plate Status in Ring Return
In a retro styled report, Bat Nelson regains spotlight after defeats and wardrobe shifts, shaping his persona with tailored collars and sharp shoes as he prepares for renewed dominance. Abe Attell and Packie McParland surface as challengers while Nelson shifts toward burlesque before resuming boxing at lighter weights.
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Bat Nelzot
Joe Gaue
Nelson
Nature
Abe Attell
Packie McParland
Son of Denver founder a delegate from Ohio
Col. Denver's son Matthew Denver, a popular Ohio Democrat, is named a delegate at large to the Democratic convention. Born near Wilmington, he is a Georgia University graduate and related to Gen. James W. Denver, Denver, Colorado's namesake. He is prominent in Ohio politics and expected to hold a national chair role.
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Brian
Samiouden
United States
Denver
Ohio
den Vighe
Tehre
Reute
Mathew Fenyver
Ise
Bart Denevee
James W. Denver
Cise
Kansas
Matthew Danger
Matthew Denver
Mose
Congress Aguinet
Arrat
Malilinu Denver
Wilemington
Georgoloxic Altiversity
Chia
Warhingtom
Fifteen battleships sail westward from San Francisco
In a quiet, ceremonial departure, fifteen battleships led by the Connecticut depart San Francisco for a voyage around the world stopping at Tamplon Roads. Nebraska quarantined for suspected fever after a shipboard illness, while Admiral Sperry signals the fleet to speed, as President Roosevelt sends his best wishes.
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Tifteen
Attaczlyleet
Tamplon Roads
Die Nest
Nebraska
Honolulu
Rene Admiral Sperry
Has
Hertae
Golien
Connecticut
Kentucky
Golden Gata
Sperry
Roosevelt
Pabeieaee Stimene
Excursion planned from Piqua to Fort Wayne Sunday
Piqua's first team plans a baseball excursion to Fort Wayne next Sunday to face the Port Wayne Shamrocks at League Park. Local fans expect a win, citing Piqua's strength over Wapakoneta Reds. Battery duties feature Sesmon and Gerstmeyer, noted for pitching no hit games this season.
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Journal-Gaxetiad
Fiqua
L-Binneger Boe Skossman
Fiyud Baseball Club
Fort Warne
Piqua
Port Wayne
Hoosiers
Sesmon
Gerstmeyer
Aedson
Thomas
Diason
Ohio State
Golversiy
Dayton Senators
Sam Suyday
Saringfeld
Enabre Angions
Wayne Shimrock
Auburn School Board Seeks Salary Increase
Auburn officials discussed raising school board pay by 30 dollars at Monday night meetings. They postponed final action to the next regular session citing heavy workload from the DeSots building project and higher disbursements.
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Buren
Auburn
DeSots
Aljows
Fort Wayne amateurs face tough schedule in weekly games
Fort Wayne area teams show a packed slate with the Eagles Juniors and Hunters town lineup. Raley vine will mound for the regulars while Haven shines in one hit Sunday. The Columbias beat St Mary Ines yesterday, Textile team to meet Pearle Sunday, and Gunthers aim for a Sunday clash at Corner Hed and Gin club. No injuries noted except a sprained ankle sidelining Kann next Sunday.
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Tournal-Gazatta
Terlown
Ind
Fortaiysh Eagles
Huntertown
Ralney
Chasis Aiherla
Sk Srrurs Balund
Columbias
St. Mary Ines
Os A
Rateorios
Pauchs
Ua Imam
Neranes
Fort Wayne
Flacerta Works
Wallash
DeKalb County Bridge Bids Prove All Too High
Officials in DeKalb County opened bids for several bridge projects across the county but all bids appeared excessively high. Commissioners indicated a review would follow to determine adjustments or alternate plans to meet cost expectations.
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Dekalb County
Auburn
Thia
Lly
Fenny
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