Bryan Resolution Sparks Democratic Convention Duel
A heated convention debate centered on a resolution by Bryan to rebuke J Pierpont Morgan Thomas F Ryan and August Belmont. Delegates from Virginia and New York clashed over withdrawal of supporters as the roll call opened with passionate protests and strong applause.
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Baltimore
Bryan
Crete
J. Pierpont Morgan
Thomas F. Ryan
August Belmont
Ryan
Belmont
Virginia
New York
H. D. Flood
Democratic Party
McCorkle
West VI
Gilchrist
Tn Belmont
Cheerin
Sita
New
York
Morphy
Wal
Mr. Bryan
McCorkie
West, Virginia
Morgan
Nixon
J. P. Morgan
T. Ryan
Anne Belmont
Alabama
Bryan Resolution Against the Convention Debate
Baltimore June 28 The Bryan resolution declared opposition to nominating a candidate allied with powerful financiers like J Pierpont Morgan Thomas F Ryan and August Belmont and urged withdrawal of such delegates. The final paragraph was dropped before the vote.
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Baltimore
W. J. Bryan
United States
Jefferson
Jackson
J. Pierpont Morgan
Thomas F. Ryan
August Belmont
Crescent Avenue Congregational Picnic Draws Big Crowd
The Grove at Lakeside Park hosted a large church picnic organized by Crescent Avenue Congregational Church yesterday. Rev. C A Hirschman and the congregation led a day of races and activities for all ages, with winners including Virginia Black, Bernice Brandon, Ruth McNally, John Myers, and many others.
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UME
Crescent Avenue
Lakeside
Grove
Lakeside Park
C. A. Hirschman
Virginia Black
Bernice Brandon
Ruth McNally
John Myers
Vote totals by state and districts in the official tally
The report lists yeas and nays by state including New Jersey 24 yeas and 4 nays New Mexico 8 yeas North Carolina 2 yeas 3 nays North Dakota 10 yeas Ohio 30 yeas 1714 nays not voting percentage Oklahoma 20 yeas South Dakota 10 yeas Tennessee 11 yeas 13 nays Oregon 10 yeas Pennsylvania 60 yeas 16 nays Rhode Island 10 yeas South Carolina 18 yeas Texas 40 yeas Utah 444 yeas 344 nays Vermont 8 yeas Washington 14 yeas West Virginia 13 yeas 3 nays Wisconsin 28 yeas Wyoming 3 yeas 3 Alaska 6 yeas District of Columbia 6 Hawaii 6 Philippines and Porto Rico 6 Official total Yeas 889 noea 106 not voting 23 absent 1
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New Jersey
New Mexico
Yeas
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Tennessee
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
Noea
Corn grain removed from child's windpipe in Bremen
An unusual operation was performed Thursday at Hope hospital removing a grain of corn from a two-year-old child’s trachea. The procedure, described as successful, involved a citizen named Oncer Heckamann of Bremen, Ind. The report notes the grain was lodged in the windpipe and the operation was conducted to clear the airway.
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Heckamann
Bremen
Ind
Hope - Hospital
Auto accident injures Judge's son Edward O Rourke Jr
Edward O Rourke Jr son of Judge Edward O Rourke of 420 East Washington street suffered a fractured left arm when an automobile overturned into a ditch on the Hunting ton road five miles west of the city. The Cadillac, returning from the Country club, slid into the ditch after driver Polhamus steered wide to avoid ruts. Polhamus McKinnie and Harrod escaped unharmed while O Rourke was pinned beneath the wrecked car before it was moved back to town.
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Edward O’rourke, Jr
Edward O’rourke
East
Washington Street
Huntington Road
O'Rourke
Polhamus
McKinnie
Harrod
Patient recommends Foley for kidney trouble relief
Fragmentary text mentions Charles Sable and Rochester with a suggestion Foley provides prompt relief from a bad kidney trouble. Includes odd punctuation and distorted phrases but points to a medical remedy recommendation associated with a named place and person.
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Charles Sable
Rochester
Foley
Young man William Edwards dies suddenly in Fort Wayne
William Edwards aged 36, a furnace worker from Muncie, died suddenly at 6:10 AM in a Fort Wayne hotel room on West Columbia Street after suffering heart trouble. He had recently traveled with his wife from Muncie and planned to start work at Helland Furnace Co. A coroner and physician were called but he did not survive. He had been seeking rheumatism relief at Hot Springs, Arkansas, recently. He leaves a wife, two brothers in Lima, Ohio, and other relatives.
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William Edwards
Muncie
West
Columbia Street
Fort Wayne
Helland Furnace’ Co
Edwards
Hot Springs
Ark
Kruse
Shively Nominates Marshall for President at Democratic National Convention
At dawn Indiana Senator Shively nominated Governor Thomas Marshall for the presidency, with a marching band and banner leading the procession. He argued Indiana's pivotal role and Marshall's fit, vowing opposition to power abuses and endorsing equality before the law. By 6 am the convention continued with remaining speeches as delegates rested.
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Baltimore
Indiana
Benjamin F. Shively
Thomas R. Marshal
Shively
Marshall
Kern
James Monroe
Grover Cleveland
Jefferson
One Vote From Michigan At Democratic National Convention
At Baltimore during the Democratic National Convention Governor Marshall of Indiana secured thirty one votes including thirty from Indiana and one from Michigan. The Michigan ballot was cast by E C Shields of Howell noted as Shields Clothing Company heir and Michigan Democratic central committee chairman, who supported Marshall from the first to the eleventh ballot.
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Missouri
Alabama
Republc
House of Representatives
Indiana
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
West Virginia
United Democracy of
Thomas R. Marshall
Democratic National Convention
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Clark
Wilson
Harmon
Baldwin
Marshall
Baltimore
Michigan
E. C. Shields
Howell
J. L. Shields
Shields Clothing Company
My Shields
Democratic Central Committee of
Foley Kidney Pills Helped Mrs Henry Cut Costs
Mrs J E Henry of Akron Michigan explains kidney problems caused extra trips and bills until Foley Kidney Pills relieved her symptoms. She bought a bottle after trying a sample and reports significant relief for backache and urinary troubles, noting it saved a doctor’s bill. Dreier Drug Co.
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J. E. Henry
Akron
Mich
Foley
Dreier Drug Co
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