Democrats Fail To Nominate After Twelve Ballots
Baltimore June 29 Democrats at the convention failed to nominate a presidential candidate after twelve ballots by 3 a m with Clark leading Wilson second and other names. Bryan refused a nomination and Kern of Indiana was discussed as a possible compromise.
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Baltimore
Clark
Wilson
Underwood
Harmon
Marshall
Bryan
Kern
Wrelock
United Estates
John W. Kern
Ina
John J. Mitgerald
New York
Nebraska
Ilinde
Indiana
Democratic National Convention Nominating Ballot Results
The 1,088 delegates met in Baltimore to nominate candidates after an all night session. First ballot at 4:25 pm showed Clark 446, Wilson 339, Harmon 141, Underwood 111, Baldwin 14, Marshall 31, Sulzer 2, Bryan 2, with no choice reaching two thirds as behind the scenes maneuvering among party bosses continued.
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Baltimore
Clark
Wilson
Harmon
Underwood
Baldwin
Marshall
Sulzer
Bryan
Avenue
Murphy
New York
Sullivan
IllHnats
Taggart
Indiana
Tom Brown
Vermont
Gum Shoe Bill" Stone
Missouri
Barker
Joe Deult
Kern
Wines
Patie
Ting
Connecticut
James
Michigan
Dicker
Gaynor
Missourian
Ohio
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Murray
Bill
Wison
Tammany
Owahoma
Chaotic Balloting at Democratic Convention Shifts Toward Clark
Reports from the Democratic convention detail repeated ballots as Clark maintains a lead while Wilson and Harmon gain and lose votes. Tensions rise with 10 000 attendees staying through long adjournments as delegates clash over a compromise candidate amid New York backing Clark.
Wilson Campaign at Ballot Demonstration Favors Underwood and Clark
A large portrait of Wilson was paraded to the front as delegates watched a long demonstration. Ballots show Underwood and Clark gaining votes while Wilson remains near the top. delegates grow tired and call for recess as the convention adjourns at 1 today.
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Wilson
Kern
Hryan
Marshall
Underwood
Clark
Harmon
Flaventh
Bryan
Coastwise Seamen Set to Strike Across United States
New York June 29 Tomorrow a strike of coastwise seamen will begin following a union meeting at 229 West Street. The Atlantic Coast Seamen's union and the Marine Firemen's union coordinate action against seven companies whose open shop policy triggered the walkout. The dispute may also involve longshoremen, and union leaders estimate 25 600 to 50 000 workers could be affected, though company reps say fewer than one tenth would be involved.
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New York
Atlantic Coast Seamen's Union
Marine Firemen's Union
West Street
Rochester protester jailed after vagrant arrest in Dunkirk
Dr Algernon 8 Crapsey socialist lecturer and former rector of St Andrews church in Rochester says he was arrested as a vagrant in Dunkirk on June 29. He alleges police abused him and cursed him for not revealing his identity, then was taken to Dunkirk police headquarters and has filed charges against the officer.
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Rochester
N. Y
Dunkirk
Algernon
Crapsey
St. Andrews Church of Rochester
Po-Lce
National League games in Philadelphia New York and Chicago
National League results show Philadelphia and Brooklyn split with strong pitching. Ragan Miller and Doolin lead Philadelphia in one game while Erwin Killi fer and Dooin help Brooklyn in another. In New York Boston and New York split with Hess White and Kling for New York and Meyers for Boston delivering key performances. Cincinnati and St Louis, Harmon Sallee Bresnahan lead their teams with Fromme Taylor and Clarke. Chicago and Pittsburg see Robinson Gibson and Lavender Archer in a tense matchup with low scores.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Ragan
Miller
Rixey
Schultz
Alexander
Doolin
Barger
Erwin
Curtis
Killifer
Moore
Seaton
Dooin
New York
Boston
Donnelly
Rariden
Mathewson
Meyers
Broston
Hess
White
Kling
Wiltse
Wilson
Cincinnati
Ruhlel St. Louis
Harmon
Sallee
Bresnahan
Fromme
Taylor
Baseball scores from early American Association games
In Washington Philadelphia and Boston New York faced off in two games with final tallies and key pitchers listed. Teams like Morgan Houck Pennock Sinsmith Warhop Street Collins Bed ent Carrigan Kahler ONeill Hamilton Nel gon Stephens White Benz Kuhn Dubuc Lake Stanage and Carrigan appear across scores for St Louis Detroit and Milwaukee to Indianapolis and Louisville.
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Washington
Ruile
Philadelphia
Bender
Coombs
Thomas
Vaughan
Engle
Henry
R Hle
Phila
Wash
Morgan, Houck
Pennock
Lapp
Johnson
Ford and Sweeney
Wedient
Hall
Carrigan
R.ile
New York
Boston
Warhop
Street
Collins
Bedent
St. Louis
R.H.E. Cleveland
Kahler
O'Neill
Hamilton
Nelgon and
Stephens
Detroit
R.H.B. Chicago
White
Benz and Kuhn
Dubuc, Lake and Stanage
John W. Kern, Indiana Senator, Heads the Regulations Committee
Indiana Senator John W. Kern serves as head of the regulations committee, guiding policy oversight and legislative actions on administrative rules. His leadership marks a key step in shaping regulatory governance within the state.
Parcels Post Advocated at Indiana Postmasters Meeting
Inspector G. F. H. Birdseye urged parcels post as a coming benefit to farmers and rural communities, likening its impact to the interurban system centered in Indianapolis. He endorsed government ownership of telegraph and telephone systems and centralizing them in post offices.
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Indianapolis
G. F. H. Birdseye
Cincinnati
Indiana Association of Presidential Postmasters
Birdseye
Indianapoli
Double Tragedy In Taxicab In Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan on June 29 L H Schuerman a wealthy Carrollton Kentucky manufacturer shot Miss Elizabeth Morse of Lyons Michigan while in a taxicab. He then fired two bullets into his own head as police approached mortally wounding himself.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
L. H. Schuerman
Carrollton
Elizabeth Morse
Lyons
Sudden Juror Illness Halts Darrow Trial in Los Angeles
Terse telegrams report a juror’s sudden illness stopping the Darrow trial in Los Angeles. Other notes mention suffragettes resuming window smashing in London and provinces, and Roosevelt delaying a party convention statement.
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Clarance S. Darrow
Los Angeles
Incidents Mark This Day's Work in Democratic Platform
June 29 Waitimore Democrats push Bryan Roosevelt style changes. The platform endorses a presidential primary and a single term, with arbitration language careful to avoid offense. Woman suffrage is omitted amid committee tactics and a dramatic encounter with Adam Littlepage.
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Waitimore
Chicago
Resolutions
Washington Faces July First Budget Crisis
President Taft’s administration and the Senate fail to agree on appropriations forcing a plan to extend existing funds next Monday July 1 to avert government embarrassment. Moffat elected president of the National Press Association in Chicago. In El Paso Texas the Mexican federal army crossed the Ortiz bridge over the San Pedro River near Bachimba signaling ongoing fighting.
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Washington
Taftice House
Senate
el Paso
Tez
Ortiz Bridge
San Pedro River
Bachimba
Crowds Thinned by Hotel Shortages at Baltimore Convention
The piece notes sparse attendances at the Baltimore and Chicago conventions due to hotel shortages and lodging limits. It highlights women’s roles at the events, charity fundraising efforts, and the challenge of delivering speeches to large crowds. It also mentions veterans of prior campaigns and the debate between radical and conservative parties shaping next November.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Charles F. Murphy Tammany Bess. Who Was Central Figure at Baltimore Convention
Charles F. Murphy emerged as a key organizer at the Baltimore political convention, aligning Tammany Hall influence with the Bess camp. The report outlines Murphy’s leadership role and the strategic maneuvering shaping party decisions and candidate support.
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Tammany Bess
Central
Kaiser Intervenes in Berlin Racing Club Dispute
Fao Berlin reports the Kaiser moved to calm a feud among ex cavalry officers and stewards of the Hamburg Racing Club after a Derby day incident on June 25. Konigsmareck and others issued challenges. mediator efforts failed. Kaemmerer resigned from the racing club as the Kaiser intervened to avert a broader crisis for German racing.
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Fao Berlin
Imore
Kosiamaerok
Oes
Union Elots of
Berlin
Hatburg Racing Club
Serina
Germany
Kaflser
Wlat
Comnat Konigsresrek
Hmamburerimea
Uniegs Elat E Konigsmareck Immediates Grtallenges
Facheluh
Hamburg Racing
Emint
Konto
Clul
Kaiser Finaly
Kaemmerer
Racine
Weather Across the United States Yesterday
Observations from U S weather bureaus show varied conditions yesterday at 5 p.m. Temperatures ranged from 52 in San Francisco to 88 in St Louis with clear skies in several cities and cloudy or partly cloudy conditions elsewhere.
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United States Weather
P.m
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as quick healer
Advertisement proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a rapid remedy for injuries from the Fourth of July, including cuts bruises and burns, claiming it heals boils ulcers eczema and piles. Available for 25 cents at Knoefel Drug Co.
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Bucklen
Knoefel Drug Co
Notice to Subscribers Clarifies Publication Access
Fragmentary notice alerts readers about subscription access and related changes. It mentions an association with a local or regional publication and directs subscribers to review updated terms and methods of delivery. The legibility limits detailed actions.
Market Quotations and Advice Warns Against Health Quackery
Market quotations for grains and livestock from Indianapolis show prices for corn oats and cattle, with figures on hogs and lambs, alongside a stray moralizing ad praising a health tonic. The piece blends commodity data with an unrelated testimonial about a rich wife and a remedy for women prompting health claims.
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Resolutions Committee
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Elmira
N.Y
Adam BR. Littleparge
Congress
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Arthur W. Dunn
Baltimores
Radical
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Fred T. DuBois
Weary Heitfeld
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South Dakota
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Heitfeld
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Charles F. Murphy
American Presa Association
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