Thirteenth Republican Convention Opens in Chicago
Chicago correspondence describes the thirteenth Republican national convention at the Coliseum with 6700 attendees. Delegates from north south east west gathered to nominate a president, choose a candidate for vice president, and craft the party platform amid security, seating limits, and preconvention planning.
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Convention Opens With Roosevelt Nomination Process
The convention opens with Henry Payne acting as chair and Root named temporary chair as sessions begin. Delegates hear prayers, credentials, and committee reports while discussions center on Roosevelt’s presidential bid and party platform amid a wary public mood.
Republican Platform Tariff Plank and Convention Musings
Fragmentary remarks on tariff protection as a party cornerstone with calls to adapt schedules as needed. The piece reflects on past conventions, notable orators, and the evolving role of the presidency and voters in the Republican era.
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The Owners and the Park Fight for Public Right
A father and son discuss park ownership as the people, not individuals, retain all property rights under government. The scene shifts when a park police officer orders them off the grass, highlighting tension between collective rights and enforcement.
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Reverend Stevens Praises Dodds Kidney Pills
Fredericksburg Indiana on June 20 Rev Enoch P Stevens extols Dodds Kidney Pills. He says two boxes cured his kidney troubles and nightly trips to the water house stopped. He reports recommending them widely with no failures and links kidney health to pure blood and good health.
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Christine’s Conscience and the Bitter Lesson
A professor’s daughter Christine learns a moral lesson after using a vulgar remark toward a kitten. Her mother washes her mouth with soap and quinine, explains the bitter taste pales in comparison to the words spoken, then Christine repeats a similar muttered phrase the next day.
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The Marine Bride Beloved Berlin Street Figure Dies
The Marine Bride, a famed Berlin figure known for wandering Unter den Linden for years, has died at about 65. Once betrothed to a drowning fiancé, she wore rags yet came from a good family, carrying a heavy bag believed to hold a suit of clothes for her sea-bound groom.
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Physician Ducktown, Georgia Endorses Grape-Nuts After Recovery
A Rome physician, Whatan M D, details a personal food experiment with Grape-Nuts that restored strength and weight after a serious illness. He claims faster recovery and urges others to try the product, noting improvements in digestion and nerve health and citing trials with convalescents. The ad promotes Postum Co, Battle Creek, Michigan and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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