Towne Predicts Democratic Split and Platform Shift
Special to The Post Charles A Towne in New York says the Democratic Party will split in 1904 with Breckinridge or Bryan leading the split. He predicts a reactionary platform and warns of a future where gold, silver coinage and industrial conditions shape the campaign.
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Weather affects crop yields across regions in July report
Waelington July report details mixed conditions with heat and drought stressing corn and wheat in the Midwest while favorable rains boost some northern regions. Reports cite heavy rainfall and temperature swings across Missouri Mississippi valley and Southeast areas, with partial harvests and early ripening in southern states.
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Carolinad
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Georgia
Gieke
Deadlock in talks over concessions prolongs negotiations
The ministers of the powers report a growing prospect of concession talks despite a month long deadlock. Britain and Muellane differ on commercial and ground arrangements while China signals willingness to accept reasonable tenure as ministers press for a complete plan. Ottawa reports a new Atlantic steamship service proposal amid ongoing trade debate.
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Great Britain
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Li Bang Chang
Chat China
Tony
Ottawa
Department of Trade and Commerce
Perjury Under Fire in Iowa Address Sparks Court Distrust
A July Iowa address by President J o McCarthy denounces bribery in courts and rising perjury. He warned that perjured evidence fuels distrust and undermines justice, urging reforms to oath administration and stricter penalties.
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J. O. McCarthy
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Texans in New York Register In State Ledger
The list shows numerous Texans registered in New York on July 16 including F. A. Abernethy Jr. and J. T. Markham among others. names span various towns and institutions with many unfamiliar spellings. The fragmented OCR text names individuals associated with places like Marlborough and Fort Worth and includes miscellaneous notes and partial addresses.
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Daniel Well
M. Haltt
Fort Worth
Fieerge
Mount Marlborough
Cailimonn
Hound
J. M. TeKnight
Obie
J. H. Jie
Croker Shifts American Stud to Wantage Amid Turmoil
Richard Croker has ordered his English agent to move his American racehorses and brood mares to Wantage citing ongoing concerns. The decision affects his American stable and future breeding plans as reports suggest a major relocation is in progress.
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American Turf
New York
Richard Croker
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Transmississippi Congress Opens in Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek Colorado July 1 The opening session of the Transmississippi Congress drew a thousand delegates as Col Walter Growhampt presided Governor Orman welcomed attendees Senator Patterson urged stronger sugar industry support Governor Seay entertained with wit Former Governor Webbbeck and Prince electrified audiences Local Texas delegation gained early clout with a large Texas contingent and a busy slate of committee assignments.
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Galveston
James J. Orman
Colorado
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Oklahoma
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New Mexico
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Texas
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Gilveston
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Waco
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Dallas
Louis Wortham
D. R. Beatty
Teunmont
Walter Jones
Galventon
Wortham
Garwenton
Houston
Colorado Southern
Pueblo Thor
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Strikers Reach Satisfaction as Negotiations Continue
Pittsburg July 10 The second day of the strike by Amalgamated officials left workers satisfied claiming gains while manufacturers refuse mediation. Nonunion run mills are reported and Wellsville potteries announce nonunion restart as strikers drift to hunting and camp. Union leaders warn of coordinated actions if contracts are cut. George Powell signals allied support if needed.
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Tin Workine Protective Association
Disguised as a Woman Involved in Local Teaching Deception
In Arkansas a detective arrested a man posing as a school marm in Kings River area Madison county. He allegedly used the disguise to lure young men while under investigation for a murder seven years past in Trevis. Police found $1000 cash in a belt on his person.
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Kingsiver
Madixon County
Record hog receipts flood Missouri market in July rush
Heavy hog receipts at the regional stockyard drove markets higher as farmers rushed cattle and hogs to market amid drought fears. On July 14, the yard reported a large influx with prices noted amid the statewide market surge.
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Kanene City
Senator Pugh’s Condition Improves After Heat Wave
Washington report says Senator Pugh of Ajwitima shows favorable progress tonight as heat worsens his already weakened condition. Hospitals and aides monitor vitals while officials expect further updates.
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Epworth Convention Nears Largest Ever Meeting in San Francisco
Nearly 16 000 delegates are registered for the International Epworth Convention set to open Thursday in San Francisco. Special trains from Philadelphia Chicago and Indiana plus delegates from Kansas Iowa Missouri Arkansas and Kentucky converge, with a concert at Mechanic's Pavilion drawing about 10000 attendees. Dr Joseph F Berry notes conventions have focused on guest comfort and entertainment.
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