Convention Opens with Clayton as Permanent Chair
The national convention met with Henry Clayton of Alabama chosen as permanent chairman after a day of organizing. McQuiston of Pennsylvania reported admission issues for delegates, and James Kerr was named to the national committee replacing Guffey. The session featured mass enthusiasm, a flag ceremony, and pledges of support for a Democratic platform amid debates on nominations and resolutions.
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MccQuiston
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McQuiston
Ennsylvania
Pennsylvania
I C
Sullivan
Clayton
McCreary
Lewis Nixon
New York
J. BH. Baker
California
Bell
Rman
Hobson
Irene
Ine
Ada Smith
Denver
Oklahoma
George” W. Littleton York
In W. Littleton
Louie
Ether
Pomlithe
Tattleton
National Committee
James M. Guffey
McQutinlon
Mitchell
John Mitchell
Alabama
Soler’ Co
Delagates
Committee On
Ollie James
Kentucky
Walt
James
F. P. Lynch
Minnesota
Lynch
Johnson
United States
Nebraska
J. J. Dun
Omaha
Dunk
Dunn
Wight
Tor William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
No Rosin in It Naphtha Soap Promotes White Formula
The text argues that white P and G Naphtha Soap contains no rosin while typical naphtha soaps are yellow due to rosin. It notes industry claims about rosin percentages and warns buyers to choose white soap to avoid resin, emphasizing P and G Naphtha Soap as resin free.
Fragmented OCR Item Sketches Trade Names and Numbers
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous company names trades and numbers including Great West Den and Western references. Mentions Bolo Vogel Loeber and Chicago Guard of Trade quotations. a snapshot of a period business ledger style page with scattered figures and items from multiple firms.
Multiple Cities and Names in Early Baseball Wire Clipping
A chaotic ledger of teams and venues lists Chicago Pittsburg New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston St Louis Brooklyn and more with scattered odds and ends. Notable items mention Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia St Louis Washington and New York standings, forthcoming games, and a price hike for window glass. Detected notes include a dynamite incident in Clinton and a death of Harriet W Brand plus a barn fire in Blairsville PA. The piece also reports weather forecasts for West Virginia Ohio and Western Pennsylvania and grain market movements in Chicago including wheat corn and oats.
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W. F. Bet
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburg Market Report Mixed Prices and Steady Cattle
Pittsburg markets show varied prices for yellow corn timothy butter and cheese. Beef and dairy items move with steady to rising trends. cattle and sheep markets list multiple price points and classes with ranges from common to prime quality.
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Pittsburg
Yellow Ear
Falr
Helfere
Ghsep
Lambe
Berke
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Mhreelittle Girls
Hobson Mark
Colone
Beaver
Arstat
Poleck P.m
Organization of E Convention
Shaw
McKeesport
Mra
Martin W. Liveleton
New York Stock Market
W. A. Aamsten
Cumminslon Stoker
Ove
Hed
Peeve
Jan
Pac, Shes, & O
Great West
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Bolo
Ook Zan
Tex
Cena
IBF
Voisess
Distillers
Patieiees
Ieee Moy
Giese Sa
Eeeer
VOGEL
Cusean TL
Varcesearetenes
West
Cess Eye
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Setenenes St. Paul
Loeb
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Haba J. S. Steel
U. & Steal
Chicago Guard of Trade
W A Aamiltoo
Markhawalding
Atchison
Seeenee
Ssser
Treverel
Iron
Rock Island
Ray Walton
Carpenter Avenue
Bond
Franklin Street
Johnstown, Pas
Moen Iehte
Gibson
St. Louie
Loula
McGarthy
Smiger
Heebe
Hoa
Brooklyn
Preister
Brown
Hergen
Cincinnat
Cincinnati
Mathewson
Schlel
Aldrahan
Bt. Louis
Uso
Madilos
Rucker
RHE
Coakley
al Boston
Beka Au Gavelend
Chech
Clarke
Bemis
Young
Burchell
Johnson and Street
Summers
Willett and
Schmidt
Orth
Manning
Kietnow
Rav
Plank
Vickers
Clinton
Wiliam Maker
Harriet W. Brand
National Womans’ Christian Temperance Union
Evanston
Carelesanens
Blairsville
Livermore
Weather Forecast
West Virginia
Ohio
Philadelphia St
D.C. Mack & Son
People’s Bargain Store
Tiger Biscuit
Nis Naclbbe
Baker's Sugar Corn, Ct
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Torchon Lace
MO. S. Cunningham
Bear
Clements
Indiana, PA
Cherries
Myers & Little
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