Democratic National Convention Climax in Kansas City
The Democratic convention concluded after a dramatic show of support for candidates headed by a leading figure, with intense rivalries among Slocum, Sowa, and Wade among others. Delegates waved hats and handkerchiefs, cheering as orators and the party platform discussed issues from tariff to statehood. The scene ended in a lengthy adjournment as order was restored.
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Democratic National Convention Rounds Unity and Nominates Bryan
Amid massed crowds in Missouri and Kansas City, delegates cheer for William J Bryan as the Democratic presidential nominee. The convention adjourns after Bryan's nomination and Stevenson secures the vice presidential nomination amid heated interjections and unity calls.
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National Committee Reelects 72 Chairman Amid Debate
The Democratic Party national committee in Kansas City unanimously reelected Senator Jones as chairman after adjournment. Indiana's Thomas Tageert nominated Jones for reelection, yielding a unanimous vote. Executive committee appointments were postponed for consideration. Members from last committee likely to serve include Titman, Johnson, Williams, Osborne, and Wilson, with talks to align with silver Republicans on campaign strategy.
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Nomination debate at silver Republican convention in Kansas City
The national silver Republican party met in Kansas City to nominate a candidate for president. Delegates from 24 states heard speeches by Dr Howard Taylor and Senator Teller while Towne’s name sparked strong reactions. a committee report on resolutions backed Towne’s candidacy but adjourned sine die as party leaders clashed over platform details.
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Democratic convention struggles over Towne nomination
The convention faced a push to nominate Towne for vice president but Towne urged the body to refrain and urged unity with the Democratic ticket. A national committee was tasked with deciding the vice presidential choice amid standpoints from Democrats and populists about fusion and withdrawal.
Disaster at Mubekes Dock Burns Three Vessels
A devastating blaze Saturday afternoon at Mubekes Dock 2 destroyed three large steamships of the North German Lloyd line including the Norsk Georgialuyd and others. Hundreds were injured or drowned as thousands fought the waters near Pier 3 where cotton tiles and whisky barrels fed the fire. By Wednesday night 126 bodies were recovered and more than 125 remained missing.
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Trade Review highlights mid year US financial distress easing
Pallures New York July 7 weekly trade review notes fewer bank failures in MSS with 682 commercial failures and assets around 207 million. It recalls surprising downturn in industry despite high activity, with reduced prices, and ongoing wage adjustment efforts amid expects further declines before stabilization.
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Distastrous Cloudtaest Report From Steamboat Rack
A fragmentary item notes a Friday evening event at Steamboat Rack with mentions of a lane and a clinic in Hurst Avenue. It references a five foot measurement and partial verification by a fret hat the Towa tive rose.
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Oil Tank Explosion Kills Several In Pirkereburg
A Western Virginia town suffered a catastrophic oil tank explosion after a yard engine failed to stop at a switch. Fire and debris spread as crews evacuated remaining tanks. Officials report multiple deaths including Joly Hamilton and Bradley Reeves, with 25 to 33 others injured.
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