Sullivan Polemics Highlight Democratic Platform Debate
Denver June 29 Radical anti junction plank rumors reach Bryan leaders who say critics fight a shadow. No draft or substance prepared. decision will follow wide party consultation. Illinois National Committeeman Roger C. Sullivan releases a statement backing equality before the law and opposing class distinctions in courts.
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Roger C. Sullivan
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Democratic Party
Doings and Gossip in Denver on Convention Plans
Denver reporters describe the national committee on convention arrangements preparing in Denver. They select headquarters across business districts, arrange decorations, and address ticket demand while planning seating and emergency power for the auditorium. Delegations from Indiana Kentucky Nebraska Illinois Texas Wyoming New York and others prepare for a large attendance including visitors from Utah and the Philippines.
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Tennessee Primary Results Show Patterson Leads Carmack
Incomplete statewide returns place Patterson ahead of Carmack for the gubernatorial nomination by roughly seven to ten thousand votes. Gaines loses to Byrnes in the sixth district race by about 1,202. Bell and Landen contest a close supreme court race. Rant appears elected as railroad commissioner. The state convention is set for July 14 in Nashville. Carmack charges possible fraud in two counties and may pursue a contest.
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Carmack
John Wesley Gaines
Jos. W. Byrnes
B. D. Bell
D. L. Landen
Supreme Court
Frank Rant
Tennessee
Office Safe Robbed at Dr Barnhill’s on Jefferson Calhoun
The safe in Dr W A B Barnhill’s office in the new building at Jefferson and Calhoun streets was robbed Sunday evening of about 50 dollars in cash and additional jewelry value. The thief possibly unlocked the safe or picked the lock then pried out the strong box with pliers, tearing open the box. police investigation ongoing.
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W. A. B. Barnhill
Jefferson and
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Purcell Plans European Hotel Venture in City District
F B Purcell, who recently sold the Randall hotel to W D Jones company, plans to reenter the hotel business. He is negotiating a lease for a large downtown building to transform into a fine European house.
Bryan Men Favor Strong Anti-Injunction Plank Says Judge Black
Judge W W Black delegate to the national democratic convention says the national platform will include a strong anti injunction plank while the republican plank is weak. He notes John W Kern as a acceptable Bryan vice president candidate and asserts the nominee must be a Bryan man. Illinois delegation visits Bryan at Fairview as rain and mud slow their Denver trip.
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Neb
Wm. J. Bryan
W. W. Black
Everett
Washington
Judge Black
John W. Kern
Indiana
One Dead One Dying Two Wounded After Belmont Camp Attack
In Bridgeport Ohio on June 29 Mike Kartika armed with a gun and knife attacked a mining camp at Barton Belmont county. John Aleg 22 was killed instantly. Michael Kula severely wounded with one eye gouged out while Andrew Donelli and Michael Fraike were injured with others unnamed. Kartika is jailed at St Clairsville.
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Barton
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John Aleg
Michael Kula
Andrew Donelli
Michael Fraike
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Wheeling
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Kartika
St. Clairsville
Sixty Boys Break From Maryland Reform School
Sixty Maryland school for boys inmates revolted and escaped the Mary land institution at noon. Eleven were recaptured by 2 pm as a large boy armed with a crowbar led the breakout. Guards fired in air. Captain Baker was injured by a brick but not seriously. Police from across Baltimore chased the gray clad fugitives.
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Recipes from a vintage kitchen booklet collection
A list of dishes and methods including Something to Eat Apple Pie with Hot Cheese Beans Tomato dishes and pastries. The article provides step by step instructions for pies puddings sauces syrups cakes and stuffed fruits with measurements and cooking tips attributed to Janet M. Hill and recipes referencing Mrs Rover.
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New York
Brunaugh Told To Serve 2 to 14 Years For City Fraud
Indianapolis Judge Carter overruled Brunaugh's motion for a new trial in the asphalt fraud case. He sentenced the defendant to a penitentiary term of two to fourteen years after the ruling and arrest of judgment motions were denied. Brunaugh thanked the court and attorneys in a brief remarks.
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Fort Wayne Folk Seek Springer Estate Heirs
The Sentinel reports renewed efforts by Springer heirs to claim part of the Wilmington area land. Fort Wayne residents Loran Springer and the Peck family are cited, with historic Indiana meetings and ongoing optimism about a $90,000,000 estate.
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Fishing Trip Ends Quietly for Wayne and Fort Men
A brief notice reports a fishing excursion involving a quartet from Fort Wayne including Wayne and two other men. The group returned safely after the trip, with no injuries or incidents noted.
Saengerfest Plans Formed by Concordia Saxonia Kreis Stolzenau
At Henkel's hall a joint meeting of Concordia Saxonia and Kreis Stolzenau set goals for Fort Wayne 1909 Saengerfest. Officers elected include President Paul Richter and Vice President Gustave Schubert. Adolph Simminger named first director. Committees formed for by laws music and governance. A year-end picnic and multiple meetings are planned.
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Kreis Stolzenau
Henkel
Fort Wayne
Paul Richter
Gustave Schubert
Ferdinand Serthel
Richard Miller
Adolph Simminger
Conrad Bauss
L. Rippe
A. Lissner
Su. Rippe
A. Hauck
O. Stiegler
Henry P. Scherer
Will Fight Consumption Plan Endorsed by Indiana Association
Warsaw Indiana June 29 The Indiana Pharmaceutical association meeting at Wawasee lake endorsed a plan to establish an infirmary for consumptives and disease prevention. All 250 members pledged to promote the movement following Dr J N Hurty's suggestion and support from health officials.
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State Board of Health
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Wawasee Lake
Swearing in Judge Rules in Marion County Case
Indianapolis June 29. In a test case Judge Prite hard of the Marion county Criminal Court today held a decision in a sweeping ruling. The brief text notes a significant ruling by a Marion County judge in a criminal matter, signaling a notable development in local legal affairs.
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Thaw May Be Granted Jury Trial On Sanity
White Plains N Y June 29 Harry Thaw appears likely to get a jury trial on his sanity after Justice Mills urged patience and set July 18 for further arguments and affidavits Thaw was moved to Poughkeepsie jail greeted by Dr Pilgrim and Dr Baker. he praised the improved diet and said the Hudson ride gave him a rare view of the country.
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Poughkeepsie
Charles W. Pilgrim
Hudson River State Hospital For the
Amos T. Baker
Matteawan Asylum
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Hudson
Thaw Remanded After Habeas Corpus Hearing Opens
Harry K Thaw leaves Poughkeepsie for White Plains under sheriff guard as writ of habeas corpus directs delivery to Judge Mills. Hearing delays to two weeks as new trial arguments focus on Thaw mental condition and jury trial feasibility.
Thaw Denied Move From Matteawan Asylum
Justice Dowling refused Harry K. Thaw's request to be transferred from Matteawan state asylum. He remains in custody under habeas corpus while observations are sought, and the ruling holds Thaw is dangerously insane and to be restrained to prevent harm. The order states a transfer may occur if future observation supports it.
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New York
Justice Dowing
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan State Asylum
Twelfth district republican convention date undecided
District Chairman J M Henry said the Auburn convention date is not set yet and likely will be around August 15. May 28 was initially chosen but Mr Gilhams could not attend then and a new date is being sought so Mr Watson may also participate.
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