Parker Likely to Head Democratic Resolutions Committee
Denver reports Alton B. Parker may chair the Democratic resolutions committee at the national convention. He would influence the platform Bryan must run on, with conservatives aiming for a steady, non radical document that avoids government ownership planks and aligns with party unity.
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Democratic Resolutions Committee
William Jennings Bryan
Parker
Roosevelt
Denver
New York
Republican Party
Roger C. Sullivan
Alindis
Bryani
Sullivan
Bryan
Pennsylvania
Gov. Johnson
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
M. C. Wade
Iowa
Nebraska
Daring Negro Aroused Crowd On Capitol Avenue
A mob of about 300 pursued Bernard Shuck after he accosted several white women on Capitol avenue near Vermont street. Bicycle officers Mullin and Stewart had to club him after he resisted arrest. he was jailed for 50 dollars plus costs on two charges and 30 days in the workhouse, plus a 15 dollar fine for resisting officers.
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Bernard Shuck
Capitol Avenue
Vermont Street
Mullin
Stewart
Shuck
Illinois Street
J. W. Brooks
Michigan
Delaware
Webb in Superior Court Over Missing Company Funds
Orville L Webb of National Metal Weather Strip Co Indiana appeared in room four before Judge Harvey and receiver Charles F Woerner to explain about about $5 000 allegedly belonging to the firm. Flora J Barrett had sued for a receiver and Webb claimed records show how the money was disposed of and that the company owed him more than $5 000. The judge rebuked Webb for not having a clear statement of the cash whereabouts.
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Orville L. .Webb
National Metal Weather Strip Company
Indiana
Superior Court
Charles F. Woerner
Harvey
Flora J. Barrett
Webb
Mr. Webb
Mrs. George C. Hitt Invites Federation to Indianapolis
At the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Boston Mrs. George C. Hitt of Indianapolis invited the federation to hold its next meeting in Indianapolis. Rabbi Feuerlicht of Indianapolis gave a principal address on State and National Institutions. Mrs. Moore of St. Louis was elected federation president.
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Boston
Mass
George C. Hitt
Indianapolis
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Feuerlicht
Moore
St. Louis
Americans invade London nightlife at Savoy in holiday mood
The narrative describes fashionable American visitors flooding London, the Savoy hotel scene, and jolly clashes of cultural slang. Mr. John Fagan and Miss Gertrude Spivans mingle amid talk of Percy Springer and Evelyn Fielding as wedding chatter swirls.
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London
United States
Great Britain
Uncle Sam
Hotel Savoy
Monsieur de Vries
Savoy
de Vries
John Fagan
New York
M. de Vries
Fagan
Mr. Fagan
Thomas Lipton
M'sieur Faygann
Wagan
Roosevelt
Gertrude Spivans
Percy
Miss Fielding
Bad Eyes Prankster Ramsey Exposed by Doctor
Frank Ramsey who also used the name John H Murphy was identified by Dr J Ju Thompson as the man who visited for eye treatment weeks earlier. Ramsey claimed the name Frank McMillen and produced a Nashville letter while giving a draft that cleared nothing later paid 20 dollars on the worthless draft. Ramsey waived examination and was sent to the grand jury on heavy bond. He allegedly obtained money from physicians by claiming eye problems. Accomplice Henry Dodd was arrested on a loitering charge.
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Frank Ramsey
John H. Murphy
J. Ju. Thompson
Illinois Street
Ramsey
Frank McMillen
Nashville
Tenn
Intra
Henry Dodd
Four News Briefs From June Thirty Include Fire and Crime
Sixteen families panic after basement chemical explosion at 301 303 East Ninety seventh Street in New York. Harry K Thaw held in jail corridor in Poughkeepsie awaiting habeas corpus hearing next Monday. Battle Axe wins July stakes for two year olds at New Market in London. Paul St Devitt hardware reporter jumps into Schuylkill River after losing job in Philadelphia. Main building of St Bonaventure was destroyed by fire entailing a blaze.
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New York
Ninety-seventh Street
Harry Thaw
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Brigadelphia
Seven die as heat wave grips New York
Seven people perished during a 24 hour heat wave in New York. The dead include Stella Dominick 21 Mary P Jackson 54 Philip McCauley 4 John M Barry Bert Lane 29 and John Falkenmeyer 42 with two police officers among the victims. Officials warn of relief today.
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Weather Bureau
Mary P. Jackson
Greenwich Street
Philip McCauley
John M. Barry
John Welteon
Ninety Ninth Street
John Falkenmeyer
Bert Lane
144Th Street
Barry
McCauley
Savannah Steamship Company
Albert Lane
Mary. P. Jackson
Bella Henderson
Twentieth Street
Prisoner Admits Guilt In Laurel Area Murder Case
John Dickson was charged with the murder of Frank Hart after detectives Holtz and Samuels traced him from a crowd near Laurel to a camp two miles away. Hart, found with a fractured skull on W North street, died at City hospital, prompting arrest rumors tied to a party at Bert Owens home.
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John Dickson
Frank Hart
Dickson
Holtz
Samuels
Laurel
Hart
W. North Street
White River
City Hospital
Bert Owens
Elwood Street
Commons
Owens
James Hedges
Alexander Bell
William Flora
Rushville
Connersville
Premier Company
Indianapolis
Daisy Dear Beto Payroll Error Reveals Greer Family Ties
County infirmary payroll for June listed Daisy Dean Greer as the wife of Greer, Daisy Dean Greer, and included many Greer relatives. County officials declined a proposal to rename the infirmary The Greer Family Retreat.
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Daisy
Beto
Greer
Daisy Dean
Daisy Dean Greer
Grand jurors dine at Claypool hotel
The grand jury, the criminal court judge, and the prosecutor’s staff dined Tuesday noon with juror E. J. Welfer as host. The meal at the Claypool hotel was part of a series of social events to enliven five months of labor, while noting the jury’s grim duty and attention to amenities.
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Grand Jury
Criminal Court
E. J. Welfer
Claypool
The Taggart Smile Captivating Denver
Denver figures Taggart as a bustling figure spreading smiles and handshakes across the city and state. The narrative portrays his charm as a bright, warming influence comparable to Colorado sunshine.
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Taggart
Denver
Colorado
Hanida Hake
Meriby
Republican Party Like a Volcano Becomes Beacon
Beveridge supporters claim Fairbanks followers must align with Beveridge to attend the Taft pre fest. Gloating figures say the faction will shape the event and control the party line.
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Fairbanks
Beveridge
Taft
Indiana Republicans Split Over Chicago Convention Aftermath
The Indiana Republican scene remains fierce after Chicago. Beveridge and Fairbanks factions clash over leadership and Taft’s prospects. Internal feuding signals ongoing power struggles, with threats of elimination in Iowa and caution about rookies in Congress.
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Chicago
Indiana
Republicn Party
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Taft
Weo
Iowa
Fairbank
Thirteenth
Ersnezh Iz
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Parker and the
Resolutions Committee
Hector H. Elwell
Alton B. Parker
George Hitt
Evelyn Fielding
Franklin
George Cohan
Sister Josephine
Ind
L. W. Henley
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