Bryan’s Hope Fails to Sweep Democratic Delegates
The article reports Bryan expanding support in several states but facing substantial opposition in others such as Florida and Alabama where Johnson gained traction. It notes two-thirds of 1,008 delegates needed for nomination, with 872 already chosen and many uninstructed delegates potentially siding with Bryan or opposing him. It highlights Pennsylvania and Massachusetts as key battlegrounds where delegates may tilt to or against Bryan, and discusses how final state conventions through June could affect the Denver convention outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vitories
Bryan
New York
Netaskan
Texas
Ichigan
Florida
Johnson
Alabama
Hope
Ible
Denver Weyl
Aoe
North Carolina
Vermont
Golid
Hether
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Bryanopeen
Mr. Bryan
Gray
Denver
New Hampshire
West
Wiens
Kentucky
Wecky
Georgia
Amo
Penny
Local notices mix names and destinations in fragmentary text
Fragmentary OCR mentions C. K. Moltiday Jr of Topeka in Baltimore, W. E. Barnes of The Lumberman in St Louis at Hotel Baltimore, a mason brought to Independence, and a 1908 county case against Albert Stevens with George Conyer Peck and a 24 year old woman. blurred details and stray phrases follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Moltiday, Jr
Topeka
Baltimore
W. E. Barnes
The
Lumberman
St. Louis
Baltia
Mason
Independence
Albert Stevens
George Conyer Peck
Lone Ne
Bas Bas Lee Rage
Frisco Surgeons to Meet for Two Day Session
Surgeons employed by the St. Louis and San Francisco railway will assemble in Frisco for a two day meeting at the Savoy hotel. About 250 surgeons work for the line and at least half are expected to attend. Papers on various medical topics will be presented and discussed. Dr S C James chairs the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
San Francisco
Savoy Hotel
Savoy
S.C. James
Williams offers Democrats aid to President in looming adjournment
John Sharp Williams, House minority leader, issued a manifesto offering to unite with thirty independent Republicans to push through measures advocated by the President that Congress has refused to pass. He vows solid Democratic support and signals readiness for an extra session to enact reform on campaign finance, civil liberties, state rights, paper duties, and an aid to the District of Columbia.
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Wasuincrox
John Sharp Williams
House
Congress
Williams
District of
Colum
Minstrel Show for a Hospital at Willis Wood Theater
A benefit minstrel program arranged by St Clair Hurd for St Marys hospital will be staged at Willis Wood theater on Monday and Tuesday nights. The lengthy cast list includes Roland Jeanneret, Ray Morey, Horace Paylor, Charles O Loughlis, several others, with parts for chorus and various singers and skits. Also reported is an $1,800 fire at 817 Main Street damaging Coats Clothes Co and a graphic studio, with about $1,500 in losses and a $300 building loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Wood Theater
St. Mary's Hospital
St. Clair Hurd
Roland Jeanneret
Bones
Ray Morey
William Party
Oeeny
Frank Ryder
J. W. T. Simpson
An J. Ahern
Tam Hal N. Reed
Yungf
Hei
Horace WS i. Ke
Edward A. Butler
Cy i Powers
George Harri
Charles A. Hoyce
Charlie Stew
James B. Smith
Walter Wright
Ra i Barnedge
F. Snow
Nora Jesse Bales
Ohn
D. Barker
S. M. Wilmuth
A. O'Donnell
BP. W. Mallory
William Metzig
J. Edward Lavery
S. J. McDonald
Verne L. Perry
Earl A. Wige
Harry Weissinger
Frank C. Ryle
Arthur Clough
P. G. Eveleth
Charles Bomgardner
E. D Amon
Fugene Reed
Frederick H. Brames Kratz
T. Victor Sahonaeet
George Wilhelm
Wandentree
Starotuetory
Sahara
Crocodile Isle
Dixie
Wilad
John Mceen
G. Yiallad
Charles J. Ma
R. E. Ind
Horace Paylor
Laveragne Miller
Labelle
Charles
Charles da
Laughlin
Daly
Mr J
Raya Lo
iSite
Rhea Wee
Fe Wagner
Neill
Mr. L
Sit Main Street
Main Street
Coce Clothes Company
Gearesraphic Studio
Young Wife Dora Matd Bailey Dies at 16
Dora Matd Bailey aged 16 of 1432 Summit Street died in St. Joseph's Hospital yesterday. She was the daughter of John Dorothy. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Matd Bailey
Summit Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
John Dorothy
Rural carrier appointments and postmaster changes
L. E. Newell named regular rural carrier on route 1 at Clailin with Gertrude Newell as substitute. Postmasters in Missouri Baudevie and Christian counties named or replaced. Bottoms resigns, S. E. Anderson replaces P. Large in Oklahoma Arnett. Carrie host and Adele replacements noted amid amends and local county changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Newell
Clailin
Gertrude Newell
apt _Missouri
Baudevie
Christian Councore Bottoms
G. W. Clenger
County
E. Anderson
P. Large
Oklahoma
Arnett
Carrie
Eine Adele
Quayle Favored in Methodist Bishop Election Vote
Baltimore May 23 The electing of two bishops via ten ballots remains undecided as the tenth ballot is sealed awaiting count before the conference resumes Monday. Rumors favor Rev. W A Quayle of Chicago, with Rev Edwin H Hughes and Rev Wilson S Lewis also in contention amid shifting supports and telegram-Driven doubts about Rev Joseph B Hingeley. The prolonged bishopric contest lengthens the conference stay as Goodell awaits a promised New York church announcement tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
W. A. Quayle
St. James's Church
Chicago
Edwin H. Hughes
Depau University
Quayle
Wilson S. Lewis
Morningside College
Joseph B. Hingeley
Minneapolis
Hingeley
Charles L. Goodlell
Calvary Church
New York
Ministers Punished Over Theater Attendance Sparks Union Efforts
Pictssure Pa May 23 Harmony marked the final session of the Methodist Protestant general conference after yesterday’s union debate. Rev J H Clark of New Jersey was dropped from the board of ministerial education. Rev W D Stultz added for attendance at a theater. The president announced commissions to study church union with Methodist Episcopal and United Brethren churches and to report in four years. Also, driver Thomas Costello injured when his wagon was hit by a Brooklyn avenue car at Tenth and Holmes streets. back sprained, knee injuries.
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Pictssure
General Conference
Methodist Protestant Church
Church Union
J. H. Clark
New Jersey
Board of Ministerial Education
W. D. Stultz
T. J. Ogburn
Stultz
Clark
T. H. Lewis
Methodist Episcopal
United Brethren Churches
Lewis
Thomas Costello
Eagle Bottling Works
Brooklyn Avenue
Tenth
Holmes Streets
Fifth
Cherry Streets
Mayor Seeks Nonpolitical Head for Pure Food Dept
Mayor Crittenden announced that Dr Walter M Cross will remain city chemist and the food and milk inspection unit will be kept separate from politics. He seeks a strong leader for the department, willing to sacrifice time, with an assistant to handle routine duties, while not knowing the candidate's politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crittenden
Walter M. Cross
Food and Milk Inspection
Gospel Songs In The Hall Draw Big Kansas City Crowd
Charles Alexander directed a historic evangelistic service in Kansas City with about 1 000 attendees filling a large arena balcony. A church choir formed the chorus from local churches and schools, rehearsed briefly, and delivered a powerful performance alongside pianist Robert Harkness and his grand instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Alexander
Kansas City
Alexander
Second Presbyterian Church
Robert Harkness
Convention Hall
Heavy rains flood Kansas rivers and crops suffer
Emporta Kansas reports an inch of rain last night and equal rainfall this afternoon. Cottonwood river rose eleven feet today and is expected to go beyond its banks by morning while Neosho rises slowly. In Exporapo more than three inches fell and floods pushed a carnival company out as trains strike and casualties noted. The Willis Wood and Grand theaters closed their seasons with Henry Miller and James J Corbett headlining.
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Emporta
Kas
Cottonwood
Exporapo
Wills Wood
Grand
Willis Wood
Henry Miller
James J. Corbett
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived and Sailed Yesterday
A New York report lists arrivals from Plymouth Glasgow and Liverpool among others and departures to New York Philadelphia Naples and London. Ships include Siberian Prinzess Irene Baltic Caronia Ryndam Regina d Italia Minneapolis Columbia Finland Ningelow Etruria Mesaba St Louis Zeeland Jean Pretorom Oscar II Hibernian and Amerika.
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New York
Plymouth
Siberian
Glasgow
Philadelphia
Prinzess Irene
Naples
Baltic
Liverpool
Caronia
Queenstown
la Provence
Havre
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Regina d'Italia
Minneapolis
London
Columbia
Finland
Antwerp
Ningelow
Tacoma
Etruria
Live
Mesaba
St. Louis
Southampton
Zeeland
Jean
Pretorom
Hesbure
Oscar II
Copenhagen
Hibernian
Montreal
Amerika
Hamburg
Kansas City Women Plan Athletic Club With Arts and Sports
The women of Kansas City organize an athletic club offering dancing elocution dramatics manicuring and hairdressing. Mrs Viola Dale-McMurray leads efforts with 220 Shubert building as headquarters. They aim for 500 members by September 1 and classes begin September 15, seeking self support and charter member status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Viola Dale-McMurray
Shubert Building
S. E. Stranathan
W. D. Marsh
Frederick Cunningham
Viola Dale- McMurray
Grace Fryer
Martin Delaney
George Creel
W. E. Lyons
Frank P. Walsh
Thomas H. Reynolds
Danish Lutheran church fund concert in Kansas City
A program directed by Carl Busch on Saturday night May 30 in the new Casino to aid the Danish Lutheran church building fund in Kansas City Kansas. The Rev Carl Wilhelmsen serves as pastor. Selections include The Song of the Viking Fannin Roses in June and Three German Red with vocal and instrumental solos by McConnell Maupin and others. Audience accompanies Mrs Jennie Schultz and Miss Clara Blakeslee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Busch
Kansas City
Kas
Carl Wilhelmsen
Artet
Fannin
Iss McConnell
Miss Maupit
Ares
Lotte de Vienne
Cron Melnds
Alice Mar Wis
Ley
Carbasekeeledenia Wees
Karl Smith
Ceeee
Norris Miss Peart Maupin
Spas
Tierne
Alice
Pinguii F. D. Corneil
Christian
Mra
Jennie “Schultz
Clara Blakeslee
Army Orders Detail Officers and Leaves
Washington May 28 Army orders issued today detail First Lieutenant Mac O Connor acting judge advocate for the department of the Visayas Major John Hines paymaster relieved from Boston and assigned to Chicago Captain Arthur Morse medical corps to join the examining board at Fort Leavenworth replacing Captain Charles Craig Second Lieutenant Harry Hodges First cavalry granted two months leave of absence to begin August 15
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Washington
Mac O'Connor
Fifteenth Cavalry
Department of the Visayas
John Hines
Boston
Chicago
Arthur Morse
Fort Leavenworth
Charles Craig
Harry Hodges
First Cavalry
Local Kansas City Names Involved In Unclear Listing
Fragmentary OCR shows a string of personal names with city references such as Gen McKinney, Levi Franklin, Nellie Ford, Harry Allen, Adah Benney and several place mentions like Kansas City Muskogee and Dayton. The text appears as a garbled roster or notices without coherent context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Kansas City
Va ‘Oster
Levi Franklin
Nellie Ford
Muskogee
I. T
Emanuelson
Harry
Allen
Dayton
Adah
B. Benney
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Rutt
Buchanan
Prof
J. T. Buchanan
New York City
Willian
Believe Quayle
Methodist Conference
Methodist Branch
Harmony
Pure Food Department
Kansas
Cottonwood River
Chicago Great Western
Second and
Walnut Streets
Alexander Radcliffe
George L. Andrue
J. H. Braskie
Women’s Athletic Club
Wate
Edward T. Pratt
Louise Massey
T. Austin
Robert J. Mason
Me . Trimble
W. Smith
Walter Richards
Sidney Allen
W. W. Sylvester
Orge Barton
Dale-McMurray
New Athletic Club
the Army
White Mountain Agency
Nore
Cook
Biallack - Deame Carpet Company
Wyandotte Street
Bhaleristinery Co
Mai
Economy Furniture & Carpet Co
Main $T
Express
Boley
Cavr
Eweefr Noose
Imstera Companylnut Street
J. Homer William
Main St. Pyorr
Tlliams
Thomas
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Walnut St
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