Denver July nominating scene for Gray and anti injunction plank
The article describes Gray’s Delaware boom in Denver with headquarters at the Savoy Hotel and posters in leading hotels. It notes opposition from Brean and Sullivan over anti injunction language and predicts a convention fight over the plank, with Bryan’s camp firm on upholding instruction. Delegates' arrival plans and ticket conflicts also loom as rail traffic accelerates toward Sunday.
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Denver
Colo
Lara
George Gray
Delaware
Josiah Marvel
Washington
Del
Marvel
Judge Gray
Brean
Jade Gray
Savoy Hotel
Geome
Mr. Marvel
Eay
Johnson
Bryan
Nebraska
Committee On Resolutions
Convention
Lincoln
Roger Sullivan
National
Sullivan
Bre. Brean
Ilfpers
Committee On
Committee of
Woodson Names Assistants for National Convention
Secretary Woodson of the national committee announces assistant secretaries Charles S. Northen H C Richmond A Nash Edward Cahill Will Reid and Frank B Rosa Reading clerks include William McEniry T F Smith William F E Grgene and C I Gavin for the convention workload across multiple states.
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Denver
Colo
Woodson
National Committee
Charles S. Northen
Atlanta
H. C. Richmond
Fremont
Neb
A. Nash
Perry
Town
Edward Cahill
Springfield
Will Reid
Rawlins
Vere
Frank B. Rosa
Indianapolis
Ind
William McEniry
Resk Island
Ill
T. F. Smith
New York
William FE. R.grene
Charleston
W. Va
C. I. Gavin
Bishop Potter in Critical Condition in New York
Reports from Cooperstown and New York indicate Bishop Henry Codman Porter of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York is critically ill with Oxven administered and two physicians and two nurses in constant attendance.
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Potter
Cooperstown
N.Y. Uly
Henry Codman Porter
Protestant Episcopal Dinemise
New York
New Precedent on the Border Detention of Fugitives
Washington reports American troops are deployed to enforce neutrality laws along the Mexican border. General Myer in Texas dispatches four cavalry units to Del Rio, with civil officials guiding other points. The move raises questions on how far the army may detain fugitives crossing into the United States and risks clashes with civil courts.
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Washington
Myer
Department of Texas
War Department
del Rio
United States
Mexico
Attacks at Palomas Spark Mexican Rebellion Report
The first revolutionary outbreak beyond Coahuila occurs at Palomas Chihuahua with fifty attackers repulsed by a garrison. One killed and one captured, fourteen guards present, bombs disrupt telegraph, one hour fight ends with rebels fleeing to mountains.
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el Paso
Tex
Republic of Mexico
Coahuila
Palomas
Chihuahua
Columbus
N. M
Juan Correon
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