Rub It Out Pain Relief Ad and Local Notices
Frayser Great Nerve and Bone Liniment promises relief for muscle and joint stiffness with 25 cent bottles from J W Frayser & Co Richmond VA. Also listings for prize pigs, tools and equipment for sale, barber training at Richmond College, loan offers at 7.5 percent and mortgage details from The Standard Home Company Norfolk VA.
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J. W. Frayser & CO
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Standard Home Company
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Progressive Will Be Elected Says Bryan at Convention
In Baltimore special report William J. Bryan praised Paeveus Bame in the Democratic national convention. He compared the anti reactionary resolution to a decisive checker move leaving opponents exposed. He said the resolution opens the way for a great Democratic victory and a progressive nominee is inevitable.
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Baltimore
Wiliam J. Bryan
Paeveus Bame
Tam
Bryan Resolution Sparks Debate at Democratic Convention
Prominent Democrats assess Bryan's resolution amid progressive nomination fights. Nebraskan delegates say they aimed to force a progressive candidate, with debate over expelling delegates and the impact on Clark, Wilson, and Underwood. Respondents foresee a long, multi ballot contest and warn the resolution may shift support among leading contenders.
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Thomas Fortune Ryan
August Belmont
Ryan
Belmont
Ialue
Senate
Bryan
Clark
John W. Kern
Indiana
Wilson
Why the Exception at the Ballpark Why baseball draws crowd behavior
The exchange questions why spectators boo at golf tennis and baseball events. It notes that in golf and tennis crowds rarely threaten players yet baseball crowds often provoke strong reactions. The dialogue explores why baseball draws different levels of spectator hostility compared with other sports.
Norfolk Politician Seeks Roosevelts Aid to Free South
L. Thorp, longtime Mecklenburg and Fourth District figure, declares the Democratic Solid South rests on the Republican label alone. He telegraphs Colonel Roosevelt offering to aid in disenthralling the South from that image and backing his cause.
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Hk. L. Thorp
Norfolk
Mecklenburg County
Patriotio Thorp
Roosevelt
Petersburg
Clark Favored by Kentucky Delegation in Democratic Race
The Kentucky delegation backs Champ Clark for the Democratic nomination on the second ballot. Ollie James says Clark is the clear choice, while Kern and Gaynor vie as possible dark horses. Analysts note Wilson and Underwood fading, with party unity and the two thirds rule making a non Clark option plausible.
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Baltimore
Ollie Dates
Petmancal
Kentucky
Champ Clark
Toirman James
Kentucky Dutenetium
Clark
Tam
Kern
Gaynor
PL. Kall
Nebraska
Colonel Bryan
Willel
Oitiwit
Wilson
Underwood
Seonter Kern
Indiana
Unierwood
Murphy
Ryan
Uryan
Chaices
Samme
Democratic convention talks seek a compromise dark horse
Baltimore reports conferees Murphy Sullivan and Tageart failed to reach a second ballot agreement after adjournment. They discussed substituting assets among candidates with Wilson or Kern as possible choices while Bryan’s opinion looms. Gaynor, distressed by New York delegation’s initial ballot, weighs in as a factor.
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Baltimore
Charles F. Murphy
Newark
Reser Sullivan
Iinelly
Thomas Tageart
Indiaon
Gaynor
Sullivan
Illinois Clark
Candiate
Wilson
Tagcatt
John W. Kern
Murphy
Kern
Bryan
Mr. Murphy
New York
Anviedy's Fight in Washington Eyes Changing Landscape
Washington reports a tense political scene as Congressman Underwood comments that the fight is open to many. Speaker Clark declines to state a position on the first Baltimore ballot, appearing tired after a long night awaiting Baltimore news and returning to his office by morning.
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Anviedy
Washington, D. C
Congressman Underwood
Clark
Baltmore
Baltimore
Decrease in State of Taxable Property Noted in Russell County
Richmond Va special report outlines depreciation of personal property values in several counties as returns come to the Auditor of Public Accounts. The Russell County western district shows a roughly 19000 drop in personal property valuation, with horses dropping from 41.71 to 27.94 on average and clocks rising slightly in value while overall numbers shrink.
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Richmond
eVenue
Commissioners of the Revenue
Moore
Russell
Moore to Submit Federal Valuations to Courts
Mr. Moore plans to present federal valuations and owner supplied figures to the courts and grand juries. He will submit last year’s books and valuations, plus copies of federal examinations showing discrepancies with Revenue Commissioner figures. In Russell County, livestock valuations by owners exceed federal figures, a variance noted by the Auditor. Moore says his office will audit every book and report comparison results to court officers.
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Moore
Federa G
Russell County
Commissioner of the Revenue
Eddy Will Held Valid by Court
The New York Supreme Court refused a rehearing in the suit by George W. Grover to break Mary Baker G. Eddy’s will. Eddy left $2,000,000 to the Christian Science Church. The New Hampshire court had already ruled against Grover, ending his bid in this state. Former Senator Chandler, representing Grover, saw the motion denied as a victory for the church.
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Concord
N. Y
Supreme Court
George W. Glover
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
New Hampshire
Grover
Chandler
Glover
Democratic Convention Opens Amid Hall Crowd and Contested Delegates
At Convention Hall Baltimore Maryland Chairman Parker opened the national Democratic gathering. Amid protests over seating and crowding, delegates from South Dakota and credential contests dominated early remarks. Governor McCorkle urged the sovereign right of state votes as Blanchard supported the contestees while the hall remained restless and crowded.
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Baltimore
Parker
Champ Clark
Adolf Guttmacher
Madison Avenue Temple
Crane
Mr. Crane
Roland S. Morris
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Andrew Lee
Clark
Wilson
Morris
William A. McCorkle
West Virginia
McCorkle
Luke Lea
Genceman
Executive Committee
Secretary of State
Senator Lea
Lea
Republian
Blanchard
Louisiana
Committee On Credentials
Fragmentary dialogue from a family scene
A father questions his son about honesty and age, recalling a past statement. The brief mix of names and phrases suggests a clipped excerpt from a larger literary or archival source.
Dictates Terms Of Party Platform In Democratic Convention
The rules committee voted 22 to 16 to defer platform action until after the nomination. Bryan won a 41 to 11 vote to present the platform post nomination, with Kern elected chairman of the resolutions committee and Bryan and Vardaman aiming to draft a progressive platform. Bryan declined the chair, wanting freedom for minority reports, and a subcommittee was named to draft the platform while emphasizing a post nomination release.
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W. J. Bryan
Resolutions Committee
William Jennings Sirvan
Committee On Rules
Bryan
John W. Bern
Indiana
Kern
Clark
Ark
Rayner
C. H. Culberson
Texas
Mr. Ryan
Mr. Bryan
J. K. Vardaman
Mississippi
We Resolutions Committee
Ohio State
Vardaman
C. P. J. Mooney
Tennessee
John W. Kern
William Jennings Bryan
Entiemen
Dohn Wern
Hha
Ehalmeesa
Tillman
Ben Tillman
South Carolina
T. J. Walsh
Montana
Resolutions committee opens session at Baltimore convention
The resolutions committee met two hours before the convention’s second day as William Jennings Bryan was offered the chairmanship. Debates over platform planks include tariff, free raw materials, and direct election of senators. The New York Lit-We Tin Plate ordinance faces opposition, with concerns about exposing owners of disreputable buildings.
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Baltimore
Resolutions Committee
William Jennings Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Bryan
Parker
Tageart-Sullivan- Murphy
Judge Parker
Platform Committee
J. W. Kern
Indiana
James O'Gorman
New York
W. EF. Purcell
North Dakota
Atlee Pomerene
Olio
United States
Norfolk
Virginian-Pilot
Couldn't Possibly Is Your New Play a Sut Cas
Kansas City Journal notes mixed reception as lines reference broadway and industry terms. Critics discuss whether the work will succeed given repeated mentions of the American Nag and Broadway in the first act. No firm premiere details provided.
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Broadway
Kansas City
Ournal
Lack of Stability in Convention Votes Cited
A terse exchange over convention votes features a ready male philosopher claiming figures won’t lie while another man counting two convention votes argues that numbers may change their minds, highlighting doubt about numerical consistency.
River case arrests widen as girl testifies in Virginia
In Richmond Special report, another chapter opens as Lisate Baska, alleged victim in the river case, is taken into custody along with four already at the preliminary hearing. Three men Giannotti Butterworth and Guilett face possible death in the electric chair if convicted. The case involves alleged enticement of girls aged twelve to sixteen to a houseboat on the river.
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Richmond
River
Lisate Baska
Thinceon
Bon Air
Joseph Giannotti
W. A. Butterworth
Charles V. Guilett
Guilett
Giannotti
Butterworth
Glannott
Giannotti Butterworth
Gullett
Echoes of Harmony Drowned by Angry Shout Across Land
A note of sweet harmony gave way to a loud protest that drowned the music, turning a peaceful scene into a clash where the band’s tune faded under hostile voices across the land.
Market Reports for Farm Goods and Livestock Prices
Market listings show varied prices for chickens ducks turkeys and eggs plus butter live stock veals calves sheep lambs cattle and bacon. Watches cover hogs wool and miscellaneous items with quantities in pounds dozens and bags and many prices per unit.
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Cva
Ewe
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