Democrats at Denver National Convention Highlights and Leaders
Noted at Denver the Democratic gathering featured Roger C Sullivan Illinois delegate chair and prominent arrangements head. Theodore Bell Virginia Swanson Glenn Clayton and Martin shown as notable figures with plans and speeches. The report covers several leaders from Illinois California Virginia Alabama and North Carolina and sketches their backgrounds and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Roger
Sullivan
Roger C. Sullivan
William J. Brian
Lincoln
Belvidere
Cook County
Internal Revenue
Cleck
Chicago
Mpeaver
John
Martin
Henry J. Clayton
Alabima
Barbour County
Ala
Congress
United States District Attorney
Sa AC Aat
USNR
PSC
Claytor
Chives
Uesry
D. Clayton
Clayton
Hubert B. Glenn
North Carolina
Mr. Bryan
Green
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses Grant
Lee
Jackson
Maine
Massachusetts
California
Gienn
White House
Gems From Many Denominations On Faith And Destiny
A religious meditation collection quotes Rev J Kingsley Smith and others on love sacrifice light and self restraint. It argues true Christianity is love, warns against wealth misused, and discusses nature secrecy and faith guiding through suffering with references to Rev J A Henry, Rev J T McCrory, Archbishop Farley, Rev Len G Broughton, Rev N D Willis, Rev Dr L M Zimmerman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kingsley Smith
Presbyterian
Pittsburg
J. A. Henry
Baptist
Los Angeles
Cal
William E. Hatcher
Boston
John Reid
Brooklyn
Len G. Broughton
Atlanta, Ga
Heaven
Earth
Hreaven
Chet
Dr. L. M. Zimmerman
Southeran
Baltimore
Plan to form national army reaches toward eight corps
The article outlines a proposed army of 250000 trained soldiers not fully regular, combining regular troops with state militia volunteers under President authority. It notes Dick law of 1903, doubled funding to 2000000, eight corps with first in New England, and eight maneuver camps. General Robert Shaw Oliver pushes reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury of
War Department
National Guard
Robert Shaw Oliver
Spain
New England
the Plain
Vive Plula
Oliver
Willan Cary Sanger
Klibn Root
Tie
New York State
New York
Indiana State Fair to Open at Night With Bright Illumination
The Indiana State Fair will be open at night for the first time, with 87 arc lights and clustered bulbs lighting main buildings and grounds. Night programs start September 7 including horse shows, hippodrome acts, chariot and Roman races, and concerts by Weber's band, with daily and nightly exhibitions across the livestock pavilion and horticultural displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Cincinnati
Tanbark Arena
Heras
Horticultural Hall
Indianapolis
State Board of Agriculture
Downing
State Board
Indiana
Fairview Farm Home of William Jennings Bryan Near Lincoln Neb
The Bryan home Fairview near Normal, Nebraska, draws pilgrims to Lincoln for the Democratic convention era. Mrs Bryan supervised its construction begun in 1901 and the couple built a 150 acre farm with a pool, gardens, and a den filled with treasures. The Bryan muse includes Aztec pottery and curios collected abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Lincoln, Neb
Den
J. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Democrats
Denver
Distri Pees
William
Fairview
Bryan Howe
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Normal
William J. Buyan
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Theodore A. Bell
Valleo
Yarhile
Napa
Napa County
Bell
Anna Marie Muller
Pacific Ocean
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Uix State
Swansonville
Pittsylvania County
Swanson
Redeb i Pubite Selinol
Ilingelt
Claude A
Bwanwos
Goetuen
Virginia Agricultural and Meelaules College
Danville
Velum
Randolph-Macon College
N . Martin
Ile
St. Louis
Missouri
Gus Ersol
White Mountains
White Preuse
Gionn
J. L. Blanchard
J. T. McCrory
Archbishop Farley
America
Isaac Newton
N. D. Willis
Congregationalist
Qur
Indiana Exposition
Fairview Farm
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