Democratic Convention in Dallas Fails to Nominate
The Sixth District Democratic Convention in Dallas ends with no nominee for session as delegates split among Wooten Beall and Johnson. Navarro and Navarro County influence shift votes, Judge Finley motion defeats adjournment, and final tally leaves no clear winner.
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Dallas
Abia Dole
Joly
Wil
Ocho
Odell
Wooten
Pewll
Joleen
Coe
Tolan
Piagit Bosque
Real
Cena
W. G. Kingehury
Mosque
Cruer
Rinler
Wallon
Finley
Iit
Colquitt
Ibn Miley
Pines
Kaufman
Dadgu Rawmey
Cleimrme
Judice Finley
Indes
Mot Templeton
Wikalachle
Calyalet Mili
X Jules
W. C. Borrow
Ilinsoro
Tlon
W. C. Wearingurounir
Finlae
Equel
Aovinin
Bilhert
Jean Vod
Hamisey
Jonny
Agh
Afteen
Miay
M. A
Mike
Ramsey
Offell
Chine County
W. C. Wear
Navarro
Wear
Bon County
Ofell
Nile Atin
Conventiati
Dallux de Esa
Texans in New York on a transit plan list
An irregular postal column lists Texan figures and locations around New York City, including Fifth Avenue and Herald Square, with scattered names such as Benson and Morris Jr. amid a fragmented transport related note.
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Yorne
Hunts
A. Siateon
Dott
Dudince
Storrey
Coptipental
F. d. Va Martioroush
Porter
Fifth Avenue
Benson
Herald Square
J. Shean
J. Noli
Grand Union
Haein
Haein i Rin
Morris, Jr
Wield Ry
Spark Dawuaentenli
So Sturtevant
Dallas political outsider joins congressional race nod
Corsicana Texas July 0 The republican exclusive commander of the Alath rongrem sional dietelet met at the Commercial elect ronos this afternoon and decided to takes a bond in the congressional fight. Every county represented, which bertesl a standard expanse gh the canal sais at Prinity Judge Pullip Lindsley et
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Corsicupa
Texas
Elect Ronos
Aia
Platéren
Bertesl
Pullip Lindsley Et
Vote of Confidence in Campbell Bannerman Led Liberals
A July meeting in London saw Liberals rally around Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman leader of the Opposition. Asquith and August allied with the motion while Nupertellers and Harcourt drew attention as crowd tensions played out over policy and reconciliation with the party.
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Imperial
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
London
Henry Campbell -Taonerion
Auguith
Weary Campbell Manner
Willli Vernon Harcourt
Kruger
Henry
Henry Campbell Danherman
Asquith
Tonry Campbel
Weather Summary for Washington and Territories
The forecast notes showers on the coast with likely inland clearing. Winds shift to easterly across the region with variable conditions and fair weather expected midweek in the territories.
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Washington
Ohkinhome
High Tide Sweeps Galveston as Gulf Storm Advances
Storm center moved faster than expected from the Rio Grande toward the Gulf coast. Galveston reports rising water along the east beach, widespread alarm, and disrupted streetcar service while weather officials warn the danger remains but no major property damage yet.
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Galveston
Texas
West Gulf
Cilveston
Weather Bureau
Rio Grande
Apent College
Oftve
Washington
Cirpin Chriet
Hrowunville
Hatorhanor
Riwer
Giraud
Gulf
Mousten
Knoten
Tata
GulseRton
Beich
Komme
Plan to maintain position sparks acrimonious university debate
In Detroit July 0 a heated council session over the Convention on National University report led to a 22 to 4 vote to table the matter. President Baker of Colorado urged abandonment of the National University association stance, while speakers from multiple universities defended the report and called for further discussion.
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Detroit
Mich
Convention On National University
National Council of Educat
Willam Flarper
Chicago University
Baker
University of Colorado
Iet
Tilttee
Anid
Denis
Tarmany
National University
Elphicen
Staten
Nate Malea
Guneral
Agobardador White
E Renator Hdmante
Fob
A. Kissen
Tatablishment
Weller
Nationel
Dreidant Barypie
Presidant Swaine
Todlona University
Leesons
Paria
Miss Anos Thimun Satih
Wheblustom
T. C
Howard J. Rogers
Albiny
N.Y
Oklahoma registration amid nationwide drive sparks disruption
Fragments describe registration efforts for women and men in Oklahoma City and surrounding areas, with mentions of trains, canteens, and protective measures as authorities prepare for elections. Telegrams from officials indicate no major trouble anticipated. several towns are described as far from Passpond with homes asked to participate.
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Joly P
Cijahamna
Gieh
Oki City
Perrys Cuiarle
Otter Land
Deleule
Rt Paren
Hierkor
Edtison
Prospects for Settlement in Steel Trades Conference
President Shaffer voiced optimism from the steel combine and Amalgamated Association meetings. He said the questions before the conference could be resolved at the gathering with top officers and conference delegates at the Hotel Legrande, Ser ni et anak, suggesting a settlement may be reached.
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Shaffer
Steel Combine
Amalgamated Association
No One Returned to Work in Reading Strike Action
Reading, Pennsylvania report notes workers did not return to jobs amid a broader strike action. Details indicate involvement by local unions and officials, with unrest centered around manufacturing and transit sectors. No other specifics on parties or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Reading
Duby f.—Noy
Philadelphia
Eorlkl Plore
Ibla
Elfy Reta
Younger Brothers Still in Prison Pardon Delayed
Fragmented notes indicate a pardon for Latins or Cote Jom dounges is delayed, with younger brothers still serving prison terms. No clear names or dates are readable, but the text hints at a pending clemency review affecting inmates.
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St. Pacl
Misa
Bea
Endea ver Society Meeting Notes Seventieth Century Church Talk
Delegates at the Endeavorers meeting in Cincinnati discuss the Seventieth Century Church. Booker T. Washington speaks on The Power of Note Life, urging youth to seek merit over others, amid attendance by notable pastors and educators.
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Cin Innati
Mit En
Uae
Wilbur Chapman
George D. Purvia Bodev
Charles &. Hall
New York
John Henry Barrows
Oberlin
Ohio
W. Gonsaalos
Ciicaga
Tig
Elfet
Booker T. Washington
The
Colored Normal School
Allen B. Whilputt
Lond
Trosteen
United Aariees
Clark
Aoniversary
Russia seeks to waive duties on American goods via petition
The Russian minister De Witte proposes removing all duties on American goods except sugar as part of a tariff dispute. Secretary of State Corton replies the offer cannot be granted, tying the issue to the broader treaty and potential U.S. actions.
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Washington
United States
M. DeWittr
United State
M. de Witten
Ronen
Armerican
Rotary Ginge
Risse
Daughter of Andrew Johnson III Seeks Seulinel Ties
Fragmentary report notes a Knoxville born individual with family links to Andrew Jackson, seeking connections or status via a Seulinel from Greenville. The text is garbled but hints at a public or ceremonial affiliation and personal lineage.
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Andraw Johnson
Knoxville
Lenn
Seulinel
Greenville
Gaya Mes
Patterson
Thin Place
Andrew Jackson
McLean-Elyttane Hold Control in Ohio Democratic Talks
Ohio Democratic convention tension centers on the Cuyahoga plank tax reform and corporate taxation. Kilbourne Kilbrenne leads district meetings for McLean-Elytane with Cleveland and Cincinnati blocs shaping delegate support amid contested tickets and calls for representation distance.
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Ohio
Daly
Cleveland
McLean
Cincinnati
Patie
Johneon
McLean-Eihetane
Avery
Johnevi
Mr. Net
Uaa
Volchel Kilbourne
Rae Tire
Banae Center
Flelet Evernnit
Chinese Government Seeks $500000 Indemnity Over Inhumane Treatment
The Chinese government through Minister Wa Ting Fang files a claim for half a million dollars in indemnity for alleged severe mistreatment of Chinese in Butte. The dispatch notes outrage and seeks redress from authorities in Butte.
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Throng
Wa Ting-fang
Muite
Mout
New Orleans Postmaster Ferdinand Erhard Dies
New Orleans reports the death of Judge Ferdinand Ti. Erhard, postmaster at New Orleans, who died yesterday. Born in 1840 in Todlag Territory, he served as deputy collector of customs and street attorney Cleveland, and became postmaster in January 1901.
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Erhard
New Orleans
Fernanad Ti. Firhard
Todlag
Civil Fur Tnt
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