Bryan Declines Presidential Bid Says Private Life Satisfies Him
In a letter to the New Orleans Times Democrat W J Bryan says he will not seek the presidency in the next campaign. He states no plans for renewed political activity and emphasizes remaining a private citizen devoted to his current causes and to the people against concentrated wealth. He adds he would only run if he believed he could do more to aid the cause.
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Erving Winslow
New England
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Democratic Campaign Book Sparks revisions in War Book debate
August 14 New York The Democratic Congressional Committee plans to issue a public guide for political chairmen ahead of the campaign. The draft critiques the Republican handbook and omits topics like Cuban reciprocity tariff revision and antitrust reform, prompting suggested edits from Democratic leaders.
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Sacking at Barcelona and Venezuelan crisis hits ports
Washington reports a critical situation in Venezuela with three American steamers seized and vessels flying the Venezuelan flag subject to government requisition. Commander Nichols may land a protecting force as Barcelona falls under revolutionary control, with Porto Cabello now in rebel hands and fighting spreading toward Caracas.
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Groimoee
San Melle
Venezuela
Justice Gray retires Holmes named successor to Supreme Court
Washington August 14 reports the retirement of Justice Gray and the appointment of Oliver Wendell Holmes as his successor. The piece outlines anticipated winter confirmations and argues the impact on constitutional questions, including corporate charters, federal power, and imperialism.
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Venezuelan Portio Cabello Crisis and Foreign Interests
Reports from Porto Cabello and La Guayra describe insurgent control rumors and German interest protection after clashes. A naval force is urged to safeguard foreigners as violence and looting affect Caracas and surrounding ports, with Americans detained and residents pressured.
Colombian forces gather for heavy campaign in Atlantic coast
A Panama telegram from Bogota reports the government preparing a major offensive with an army of about ten thousand on the Atlantic coast to quell the revolution led by Herrera. Interior communication is cut, and officials note limited news from Portana and Agun Sralee while the cruiser machinery and gunboats are positioned for action.
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Ecriber
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Complex will probate in Chicago assigns estate shares
The August 14 Chicago notice details a will where the total estate value is about 125000. It distributes two heirs share 210000 to the executor of Minacy of Chicago for fees to Mrs Patrick and a caretaker for the division, with other legatees named amid unclear phrasing.
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Kayraneaigh
Riot at Warnke washery ends in arrests and injuries
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania, August rioting at the Warnke washery drew 600 workers. Deputies fired into air as clashes occurred. one Lithuanian and another man were wounded. Twenty-five protesters arrested. guards kept order and no further shots reported.
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Foreign aid debate in South Wales federation council
Assistance from Foreignera, Cord, Wiles on August 14. The federation's forerathin haw adopted a recommendation that the federation districts contribute $50,000 to assist the menors in the United States, on the premise they contend for principles of International apertadee.
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South Wales
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