Unsettled Question at Denver Is the Vice Presidential Nominee
Denver dispatch reports a split over the Democratic VP pick with Ollie James and Towne as top names. New York’s delegation unity could decide the nominee, while Bryan’s choice remains a likely guide if New York balks.
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Denver
Henry
Eland
United Press
Ollie James
Kentucky
Charles A. Towne
Minnesota
New York
State of
Empire State
Bryan
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Murphy
Tammany Organization
Bryan R
Pettigrew
Towne
Lincoln
Wholesale firm in bankruptcy in New Castle
Joseph Gebbi and Joseph Spalla, wholesale fruit and commission merchants, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Total liabilities $10,143.93. assets $2,412. Over forty creditors outside New Castle, with losses expected on book accounts. Unsecured claims $9,945.97. wages $148. other secured debts $50. Assets include $2,127 book accounts, $150 stock in trade, and $135 machinery and fixtures.
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Joseph Gebbi
Joseph Spalla
E.M. Underwood
New Castle
W. E. Jones
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Episcopalians Plan Rock Point Outing With Pittsburgh Parish
Members of Trinity Episcopal church and Sunday school join Episcopalians from Pittsburg New Sewickley Bellevue Beaver Falls Avalon and their own city for a Rock Point picnic. They departed at 9 30 am for a day of athletic events and activities at the resort.
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Trinity Episcopal Parish
Rock Point
Pittsburg
Beaver Valley
Sewickley
Bellevue
Beaver Falls
Avalon
Colored People Picnic Draws 100 to Rock Springs Park
About one hundred Black residents from the city joined a larger gathering from Youngstown at Rock Springs Park in West Virginia for the annual colored people’s picnic on Monday.
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Rock Springs Park
W. Va
Youngstown
Currant Jelly and fruit baskets offered by grocer
W R McKee grocer at 19 South Mill street San Francisco offers currant jelly and announces purchase of 25 bushels of red currants to be delivered Wednesday or Thursday in quart berry baskets or six quart grape baskets. Also notes Scarlet fever outbreak on the battleship Nebraska causing quarantine. W J Breckenridge returns from vacation in Venango and Butler counties.
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W. R. McKee
San Francisco
Nebraska
W. J. Breckenridge
Ray Street
Venango
Butler Counties
Today's Convention Program Highlights
The convention opens with 9:30 a m executive council meeting of the American Federation of Labor followed by a 10 a m national committee session to decide remaining contests and a 10 30 a m NY delegation adjourned meeting on the platform. 11 a m doors open band concert then 12 noon convention called to order by Chairman Taggart with prayers by Archbishop Keane and remarks by Temporary Chairman Bell.
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Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
National Committee
New York
Taggart
Woodson
Archbishop Keane
Wyoming
Bell
Cleveland
McCarren Rejects Half Vote Offer at Denver Convention
At the Denver convention on July 7, Patrick McCarren of the Brooklyn delegation rebuked a National committee emissary proposing a compromise of half votes for each of his delegates. He told the envoy to return and tell the authorities to tuck their proposal away.
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Denver
Patrick McCarren
Brooklyn
McCarren
National Committee
Stoke Hole
Hell
Bryan to Appear In Person Before Dems
SANCOLN July 7 W J Bryan will appear in person before the Democratic national convention shortly after nomination for the presidency. The move is expected to energize the assembled Democrats with renewed spirit and momentum for the party.
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Bryan
Sancoln
W. J. Bryan
Great Assembly
Charges Against Prominent Att'y Stir Youngstown
Prominent Youngstown attorney Earl G. Scott faces specific charges filed Monday. Charles W. Crowley a four year penitentiary inmate testified Scott had obtained $250 from him and other sums from his pals. Crowley said their money was gone and they had no defense. Scott previously acted as counsel for the three pickpockets while in city prison and county jail. Judge Robinson barred him from jail entry during the investigation.
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Earl G. Scott
Youngstown
Charles W. Crowley
Scott
Robinson
Clark did not obtain dynamite from Burton Powder Plant
Superintendent C W VanWert of the Burton Powder Company near Cov ert's station states Warren Clark, badly hurt July 4 in a dynamite explosion, did not obtain the explosive from the Burton company to anyone's knowledge. The plant employs a watchman at all times and no one connected with the company knew of Clark obtaining dynamite there.
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Burton Powder Company
Covert
News Today
Warren Clark
Burton Company
Mr. Clark
Company B 16th Regimental Reunion at Cascade Park
The tenth annual reunion of Company B 16th Regiment will be held next Thursday at Cascade park. The organizing committee has completed arrangements and expects large attendance. Mess at six o'clock will be served in the pine grove with a general table. The company was recruited here on July 9, 1898 for service in the Spanish American War.
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16Th Regiment
Cascade Park
Pine Grove
Guffey Men Get Seats at Denver
Denver, July 7 The Democratic National committee completed its temporary organization by listing the Guffey men from Pennsylvania and the Du Boise men from Idaho. The full merits of the contests will be considered by the credentials committee.
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Denver
Colo
Democratic National Committee
Williams
Committee On
du Boise
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Tom Johnson Defeated in Ohio Delegation Vote
On July 7 Tom Johnson lost in the Ohio delegation for national committeeman by 26 to 8, with Harvey C. Garber winning the majority. The delegation refused to accept telegraphic proxies from Johnson for 13 delegates still enroute.
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Denver
Tom Johnson
Ohio
Harvey C. Garber
Johnson
Bell Won't Let Flood Stop Eagle Leader at Convention
Theodore A. Bell of California, grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and temporary chairman of today's Democratic national convention, arrived in Denver after an all night trip by handcar and special train over Rock Island railway, reaching his hotel soon after 8 am.
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Bryan
Denver
Kent
Theodore A. Bell
Bell
Notch
Mr. Bell
Fairview
Denwr
California
Order of Eagles
Rock Island
Letter Left By C Trax Death By Own Action
Dr. W C Kissinger released a letter found beside Claude Trax the youth who died by his own act. The note to his mother Anna Johnson urges she bury him and tell his dog what he did, ending with goodbye and a plea to stop worrying.
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W. C. Kissinger
Claude Trax
Anna Johnson
Sam
Exonerated of Bribery Charge in Court House Contract
Robert Queishner of Cleveland was exonerated of attempted bribery charges filed by James A. Cooper of Youngstown. The Mahoning county court house building commission ordered the charges stricken and awarded the terra cotta contract to Queishner’s firm, worth about $40,000.
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Cleveland
James A. Cooper
Youngstown
Mahoning County Court House Building Commission
Court House
Queishner
Missing Boys Now Located at Iowa Falls
Friends of Frank Fehl and Charles Trusthel, who vanished from New Castle and were last heard from in Chicago during the Republican convention, report they are now in Iowa Falls, Iowa. They have secured work and will stay there.
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Frank Fehl
Charles Trusthel
New Castle
Chicago
Iowa Falls
Fels Naptha Soap Ad Promises Cleaner Clothes
An advertisement extols the detergent claiming easy washing and whiter garments that last longer. It urges buyers to choose genuine Fels Naptha and to follow the directions printed on the red and green packaging.
Tammany Platform Advocates Parallels in Labour Policy
The draft platform presses a strong labor program this fall and warns opponents led by Bryan. It criticizes conservative stance, signals widespread resentment, and seeks a radical democratic approach. It seeks a real parcels post, opposes bank deposit guarantees, and dodges railroad value measures.
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Bryan
Pacific
Tammany
Oklahoma
Deaths of the Day Lewis H. Tanney
Lewis H. Tanney a contracting painter and decorator died Monday evening at his Beaver Falls home at age 66. Born in Pittsburg he served in an Indiana Civil War regiment. A mason he belonged to the Protestant Episcopal church. Survived by his widow and four children and his brother William Tanney of Blunston avenue.
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Lewis H. Tanney
Beaver Falls
Pittsburg
Indiana
Protestant Episcopal Church
William Tanney
Blunston Avenue
Hospital Notes on Warren Clark and Lottie James
Warren Clark of Coverts Station remains in serious condition after a July Fourth dynamite blast though doctors hope to save him. Lottie James, who attempted suicide last week by taking poison, is improved enough to leave the hospital.
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Warren Clark
Coverts Station
Lottie James
Sechler Hicks Tie the Knot at Young Street Home
Miss Sadie E. Sechler and William E. Hicks were married at noon Tuesday at Dr. J. H. Miller’s home on Young street. They plan to settle in Pulaski where Hicks has bought a poultry farm. Both are prominent locally and the bride is related to Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Weinschenk.
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J. H. Miller
Young Street
Sadie E. Sechler
William E. Hicks
Harmony
Pulaski
G. G. Weinschenk
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Remedies
Warns against mercurial catarrh treatments and favors Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Claims it contains no mercury and works internally on blood and mucous membranes. Purchasers urged to ensure genuineness with testimonials offered and price listed.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
All's Family
Mayor Harry Lusk Concludes Brief Waterside Trip
Mayor Harry Lusk returns after a short sojourn along Slippery Rock waters. He reports a pleasant time. Alderman H. P. Green presided over court in his absence.
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Slippery Rock
H. P. Green
Clergy Leaders Head to District Methodist Conference
Presiding Elder Douglass and reverends Higley McDonald Stratton and Worner departed this morning for the district conference of Methodists to be held at Wredonis.
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Higley
McDonald
Stratton
Worner
T** Mathodists
Wredonis
Skull found in Fulkerson block identified as physician’s property
Police confirm the human skull found Saturday night on West Washington street is the property of a physician who once occupied the room, replacing an earlier Norris block report. Prof Gilmore will oversee a teachers examination at the high school next Tuesday July 14 starting at 9 am. Mrs R L Turner returns from a two week trip to Jamestown Pa. Mr and Mrs Carl Barnes welcome a new son at East Main street.
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Norris Block
Gilmore County Superintendent of Schools
R. L. Turner
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Jamestown, Pa
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East Main Street
Cheap city and farm real estate deals offered for quick sale
A sprawling classified notice lists multiple properties for sale with prices under 3 350 including modern homes on North Highland West Madison Avenue and Milton Street six room houses on Carlisle Reynolds and Sumner avenues and a one acre tract near Seventh ward P O all with cash and terms options. It urges buyers to act quickly and states agents have many bargains and will trade for farms near Mt Jackson.
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Carlisle Street
Bath
Seventh Ward
P. O
B. Madison Avenue
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Reynolds Street
Milton Street
Sumner Avenue
Mt. Jackson
East Cherry Street
Williams' Indian Pile Ointment claims rapid relief
Advertises Williams' Indian Pile Ointment as a cure for blind, bleeding and itching piles and private parts itch. Claims immediate relief, absorption of tumors, and use as poultice. Sold by druggists with 50 cents and 1 dollar price. manufactured by Williams Manufacturing Co., Cleveland. For sale by Geo. W. Clutton.
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Williams’ M’f'g. Co
Props
Cleveland
Geo. W. Clutton
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