Democratic convention details from St Louis July 7
The report covers the second day of the Democratic National Convention in St Louis, with delegates seated, prayers by Archbishop Glennon, seating protests over Puerto Rican delegates, Bryan's anticipated minority platform, and progress on drafting the platform including the financial plank.
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Clark Addresses Democratic Convention in St Louis
Permanent chair man Champ Clark of Missouri addressed the Democratic convention in St Louis on Thursday, pledging to restore government to the people and condemn excess taxation and lavish spending. He criticized Roosevelt and the Republicans, urging thorough investigations and removal of corrupt officials while stressing a government by the people for the people.
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United States
Clark
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Sketch of platform and convention notes in 1904 election
The lobby sketch outlines platform points on state suffrage, anti trust measures, due process, civil versus military power, and Filipino rights. In St Louis Parker leaders expect nomination on first ballot as Gorman withdraws. Maryland shifts to Parker bloc. Coliseum notes report a short session on Thursday.
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New York
Gorman
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Wild Demonstration For William Jennings Bryan
A large crowd welcomed William Jennings Bryan in St Louis as delegates and spectators cheered. Despite cheers, delegates from New York Delaware and Indiana did not join the ovation which lasted about three minutes. Bryan appeared pleased and waved as the audience shouted.
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W. J. Bryan
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Bryan
Desertion dispute over wages in Holt tea case
Mrs. Mary Helle Woodson sued Holt tea and cold storage for her husband’s wages under a statute allowing wives to claim wages if the husband deserted. Woodson testified he did not desert her, and the judge noted if true, the husband cannot recover wages. The case was heard in Austize Smock's court on Thursday morning.
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Holt Tea and Cold Storage Company
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Revered J Cumming Smith Near Death At St Vincent’s
Report from St. Vincent's hospital states Rev. J Cumming Smith worsened through the night and is very low at 10:30 a m Thursday. Seven physicians held a consultation Wednesday night and practically abandoned all hope of recovery. His wife is in Europe and unaware of his condition. telegrams have not been received and her whereabouts are unknown.
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J. Cumming Smith
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All Hope Gone for Reverend J Cummins Smith
Rev J Cummin g Smith was alive but sinking and doctors had given up hope he would live through the afternoon.
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Brightwood firemen start a city menagerie
Brightwood station firefighters plan a menagerie adding five jay birds and two ground hogs Weanesfly and taming efforts continue with hopes for more animals Dogs and cats of any size and breed are requested for the collection
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Rain Stop Humpty Dumpty Show Before It Started
Heavy rain drenched the show tent at E Washington and State in the Wednesday storm. A large crowd gathered as over an inch of rain fell, preventing performances and disappointing attendees with rain tickets issued all week for daily shows.
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Biddy North Adams and a Hen Happenings in Mage
Local news recounts a humorous lawsuit where Joseph George sues John Reagan for 10 dollars alleging interference with a valued laying hen. Reagan claims the hen was hatching eggs when George entered the coop and disturbed the scene. Also notes Hugo Endrich’s five day jail sentence and wife Lucy Endrich’s reaction. Plus vagary case of William McGinn who pleads home in Hamilton and is fined.
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Mage
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Russian Japanese battle near Luntyasan reported
London reports a night assault by Russian forces under Gen Kashtlinski against Japanese outposts near Luntyasan. Japanese losses reach 199 with 273 Russians killed or wounded in a close range engagement as reinforcements arrive and Russians withdraw. A separate report notes a mine sinking of the Japanese cruiser KalMon in Taltenywan bay.
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Talteny’ Wan Bay
Missing Reverend Ellis Disappears Under Mysterious Circumstances
Richmond Indiana July 7 8 Reverend Elwood O Ellis pastor of a prominent city church vanished after leaving home to run errands. Authorities report no trace since Tuesday and fear foul play or temporary mental aberration. Ellis, 30, known for leadership in the Indiana yearly meeting and Earlham College ties, was recently relieved of duties to protect his health.
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Conover case pushed to Aug 30 on $5,000 bail
Lawrence Conover, charged with murder of Willam Mor rie, had the case continued in police court until August 30 after his lawyer John B. Duncan took vacation. One bond was set at $5,000 and it is believed Henry Huder, a local druggist, may sign on to secure Conover's release.
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Weather and City Hall Update From Toledo July Forecast
Partly cloudy Thursday night and Friday with cooler conditions. Morning and noon temperatures at 70 degrees. Showers expected by 2 p.m. in India and adjacent states with variable winds. Mayor Jones shows improvement and is optimistic about recovery. Officials say convalescence may be extended. he plans to be downtown soon as doctors allow.
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New Pianos Nearby Offer Savings on Diamonds and Jewelry
Unclear ad text promises at least ten percent savings on diamonds and jewelry from J. P. Jeweler near Washington and Meridian. The rest of the clipping lists several disjoint items and brands, including Wilson's location and various products, but details are fragmented and hard to verify.
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