Democratic Nomination Race Visible In Baltimore Assembly
The piece surveys Democratic hopefuls for 1912, listing Baldwin Bryan Burke Clark Gaynor Harmon Marshall Underwood and Wilson. It notes Baltimore’s 1092 delegates, a two thirds rule, and organizational details as preparations for the convention.
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Bryan
John Burke
North Dakota
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
James Beau
Chicago Coliseum
Clark
Wilson
Harmon
Underwood
Burleson
Texas
Senate
New Stepless Car Aims at Passenger Safety in Cities
New York introduces the stepless streetcar with side entry and no rear steps, designed by J. S. Doyle to reduce accidents. The car uses a front door warning light, pneumatic door release, and conductor control, with cozy cross seats and posts for standing passengers. Cities like Chicago and Boston discuss safety gains as courts address skirt length and platform dangers. The article notes a Milan order for 160 units and cites recent legal decisions on passenger safety and attire.
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New Jersey
Princeton University
Eas
America
Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
Norman HB. Mack
New York
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
John L Martin
St. Louis
York
Surface Traction Company
Milan
Manhattan
J. 8. Doyle
Tirat
Chicago
Aston
Interborough Rapid Transit Company of
Fourteenth Street
Boston
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Learned Court
Miranda R. Martin
Brockton
Copany
Prince of Wales Reaches Legal Age in 18th Birthday
The Prince of Wales turns eighteen on June 23, gaining royal majority and the right to ascend the throne without a regent. He remains in France studying language and customs, with August return to England and a later Oxford course. The young prince is tall and fashion-conscious, recently causing a Paris fashion stir with his coat button. Princess Mary, sister to Prince Edward born June 24, is noted for domestic tastes and expected stature.
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Prince of Wales
Prince of
Edward Albert
France
George
Georges
Marquis de Bre
Angent
Edward
Marquis
England
Oxford University
Prince
Prince Edward
King George
Queen Mary
Princess Victoria
Alexandra Alice Mary
Princess Mary
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American Press Association
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Connecticut
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Bridgeport
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State Supreme Court of Errors
Governor Baldwin
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
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Beauchamp
Fred T. Dubois
Idaho
William R. Hearst
Gaynor
William J
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Supreme Court
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Ohio
Cleveland
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Alabama
Woodrow Wilson
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Marshall
Marmor
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Hearst
Maok
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Sweden
Walton Williams
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