May Arkwright Hutton Sees Suffrage Path at Convention
May Arkwright Hutton from Spokane, a delegate at the Democratic national convention, backs Champ Clark but wants William Jennings Bryan nominated. She predicts Bryan would win in 1916 if Clark falters, and urges women's voting rights, noting Oregon and Ohio campaigns and the need for female candidates.
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Timore
T Hutton
Spokane
Wash
Champ Clark
W. J. Bryan
Vedere
Taft
Bryan
Clark
Mrs. Hutton
Washington
Oregon
Washimpton
Ohio
Women Faint in Rush for Shelter at Cascade Park
Several women fainted as a sudden storm struck Cascade Park amusement area causing a rush for shelter. Rain descended and a crush formed but no injuries were reported though the scene was chaotic and had alarming moments.
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Cascade Irk
Husbands and Housecleaning Tips Prove Gentle Homemaking
The excerpt argues men avoid home chores as cleaning seems endless. It recommends Easy Task soap to finish faster and cleaner. It claims the soap leaves no greasy residue, sweetens surfaces, and frightens roaches and other nesters in furniture and crevices.
Murphy Hesitates to Use Steam Roller in Convention Fight
Bryan plans a push for a progressive platform at the convention while Murphy of Tammany remains reticent. Reports say Murphy will not commit, while Bryan aims to count delegates and back a strong declaration on economy, tariff reform, and the people’s right to rule. Debate foresees splits on initiative or refer endum and woman suffrage with states’ rights shaping the platform.
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Kern
Indiana
Newton Baker
Cleveland
R. L. Henry
Texas
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Baker
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Ohio
Harmon
Lewis
Clark
Marshall
Henry
Wilson
Bryan
Murphy
Tammany
Hotel
Belvedere
Jim” Vardaman
Mississippi
Parker
Democratic Party
Chicago
Underwood
Taft
Pacific Coast
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Praised By Brooklyn Woman
Mrs E A Bishop of Brooklyn says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her long standing organic female troubles after years of suffering She urges others to read the testimonial as proof of the remedy's value The advertisement notes the product has been a standard remedy for female ills for nearly forty years
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E. A. Bishop
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Baltimore Snapshots on Bryan Faction and Progressive Platform
Delegates at the national committee discuss Bryan’s control over followers and potential substitutions for Parker. The Clark forces push to line up behind Parker while progressives forecast a concise platform aligned with reform, and rank and file expect party unity despite a muddled chairmanship process.
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Bryan
Clark
Parker
National Committee
Lewis Nixon
Murphy
Taggart
Sullivan
Mack
Judge Parker
Chicago
Disappointing Socialist Picnic Draws Small Crowd
The Socialist party outing at Cascade Park drew a slim crowd despite Debs and Seidel expected to attract thousands. About three thousand attended, many non Socialists, with athletic events taking more notice than the Debs Seidel program. The Socialists beat Terrace 6 to 5 in 12 innings.
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Debs and
Seidel
Cascade Park
Socialist Party
Debs
National Socialist
Terrace
Devoe Paint Ad Praises Pure Durable Coating
A letter to James M. Smith of New Castle argues paint value matters more than price. It extols Devoe as the least gallons and strongest choice, contrasts pure versus adulterated paints, and notes the firm analyzes eight pure paints in the United States.
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James M. Smith
New Castle, Pa
Devoe
United States
Devoe & CO P. S—Smith, Hutton and Kirk Co
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M. Oweek Sect
Underwood Campaign
Koa Culero
Gitte
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark, N. J
W. & McKee
Hutton’s Pharmacy
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PHAR
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Love & Megown
Neshannock Ave
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Chicago Record‘Herald
Penn’a Bottling & Mfg. CO
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R. W. Clendenin & Sons
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