Maybury Nominated by Democratic Convention in Michigan
Detroit on July 26 reports the Michigan Democratic convention unan imously nominating Mayor William C. Maybury for governor with all other candidates withdrawing. The platform backs lower and equal taxation, repeal of corporate special privileges, and strict local taxation reforms while pledging support for Bryan and Stevenson. The national Gold Democracy committee, meeting in Indianapolis, rejected fusion with the anti imperialist movement and declined a third party ticket, reaffirming the 1895 platform.
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Detroit
Mich
William C. Maybury
Michigan
Maybury
Thomas J. Cavanaugh
Paw Paw
Nathan B. Hayes
Iona
S. Lb. Bynall
Fowlerville
Patrick H. Gilkey
Kalamazoo
John Strong
Monroe
Alfred Lucking
Thomas E. Barkworth
Milbury
James G. Ramsdell
Traverse City
John W. Ewing
Grand Lodge
Charles F. Sundstrom
Marquette
Hiramb. Trudson
Mancelona
James O'Mara
Renton Harbor
Land Office
Maj
George Winans
Namburg
Stephen Tl. Langdon
State Board of Education
James Mexntee
Mount Pleasant
Lawrence Hubinger
Saginaw
Philip J. Wachtel
Petoskey
Daniel J. Campau
State Central Committee
Grand ‘Jury
Republican Party
Bryan
Stevenson
Kansas City
National Committee
Indianapolis
Ind
National Gold Democracy
Plaza Hotel
New York City
New York
John Jay Chapman
Thomas M. Osborne
Pald
Gordon Woodbury
New Hampshire
Haller
Synod
Woodbury
Cuzh P.m
The
National Democratic Party
Vontr
Copuress
Anti Imperial Call and Baseball Standings Reported
A conference in New York issued a call for a convention on August 14 to nominate candidates on a platform demanding independence for Cuba the Philippines Puerto Rico and Hawaii a single gold standard merit based public service and abolition of special privileges. The article also lists standings and results from the National and American leagues and the Interstate league with multiple games across cities including Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago New York Boston and Milwaukee.
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Pinza Hotel
New York
Cuba
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Perce
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Wee
Botale City
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Buffalo
Mansfield
Toledo
Fort Wayne-Feft Wayne
Newcastle
Columbus
Dayton
Fight at Panama Encounters Government Forces
Reports from Colon Colombia dated July 16 describe continued fighting around Imama between government troops and insurgents. Many killed and wounded, four hours of armistice to tend the wounded and retrieve the dead. The steamer Her ward Wil brought reinforcements to Colon for the government, about 1000 men, under Gen Campos Serrand the governor of the department.
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Colon
Colombia
Immama
Herward Wil
SavaniNa
Campos Serrand
Department
Belated appeal deepens doubt on Peking relief
Washington July 27 - Cable from Shefoo dated July 24 reports Keen besieged two weeks in British legation at Tientsin warning of grave danger of general massacre by Chinese soldiers. Relief promised soon or city without government as Chinese army holds sway.
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Washington
Navy Department
Shefoo
Navigation Bureau
Conger
Tientsin
Legation
Peking
Charles M. Thomas
Brooklyn
Nientsin
Yeking
Tawny
Chefoo
China
London
United States
Capt
Thomas
Che Shanghai
The
Daily Mail
Niu Chwang
Robert Hart
Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs
Breathres Nefiance
Telegraph
Canton
Trentain
Dorward
Liscum
Davis
Marine Corps
Smedley D. Butler
Henry Leonard
Wmaring Corps
Louis Lawton
Cal. Coolidge
Meady
Pombird Towner
Daily Express
St. Petersburg
Admiral Skrydelon
Mob Violence and Police Scrutiny in New Orleans
A New Orleans mob of several thousand men and boys killed two Black residents, fatally shot two others, and wounded about a dozen, amid a chase connected to the murder of two police officers by Robert Charles. Authorities prepared to defend the parish prison and investigate officers accused of cowardice while a reward was set for Charles. The incident echoes earlier unrest, with national follow ups on Cuban postal frauds and local crimes in Chicago and Wichita.
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New Orleans
Robert Charles
Lee Circle
Charles Avenue
Pierce
Charles
Chicago
Mohile
Four Women Die in Chicago Fire at Henning & Speer Building
A blast and blaze at 125 Dearborn Street in Chicago killed four women and injured thirty seven others. The building lacked a fire escape and the elevator was out of service. Victims include Isabella Kohler and May Kohler among others, with deaths from burns and falls. Property loss was about $15,000.
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Chicago
Henning & Speee
Dearborn Street
Isabella Kohler
Burling Street
Windsor
May Kohler
Aley Court
Cook County Hospital
Anna McLaughlin
North Armitage Avenue
M. R. Cobb Shirt
Dearborm Street
Grace Peterson
Wells Street
Samaritan Hospital
Various News Bits From Chicago to Havana and Rome
Short specials report heat strain at a fair exposition in Chicago, a fatal wreck on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois near Benton Illinois leaves one dead and fourteen injured, a secretary testifies about a gun in Powers office, playwright Hoyt faces commitment, a Cuban constitutional convention set for Havana on November 5, and Col Amos Kimball accused in a non prosecuted fraud scheme. Also Bartholomew Ruello, famed for silver dollar counterfeiting, is captured after secrecy service work.
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United States
Chicago
China
Chicago & Eastern
Illnes
Benton
Lil
W. S. Taylor
Henry Youtsey
Powers
Goebel
Charles H. Hoyt
Cuba
Havana
Col
Amos D. Kimball
Philadelphia
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Bynepath
National Committee of Gold Democracy
Gold Democracy
Morse & Deuel
One Price Clothiers
Marshall
John Butler
Baseball
Panama
Sheboveran
Wir
P Smith
Shebosygan Falls
Mary
Sioux City
Storm Lake
Lot Thomas
Mneavy
N. Y
Great Eastern
the Daily News
London Purple
Bradshaw
Drugqist
Danger
State Department
Tuk
Li Jung Chang
Edo
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
Charbin
Tielin
C. S
E. State St
E. B. Hughes
E. B Hughes
Picious
New Orleana
Bristow
Neely
Mathone
Mathbone
Augusta Bergenthal
New England
New Jersey
Delaware
Mimself
Wichita
Kan
Herbert B. Stimpson
L. H. Delong
Watson & Hoskins
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