Bryan names Kern for vice presidential slot in Indiana
A large Indiana Democratic turnout greeted William Jennings Bryan and John W. Kern as Kern received formal notification of his selection for second place on the Democratic National ticket. Bryan spoke on trusts and tariff reform, praising the people’s rule and urging enforcement of the Sherman law with stronger measures to curb private monopolies. The event featured labor leaders’ private talks, a $11.10 printer’s club contribution, and demonstrations as Thomas R. Marshall introduced Kern before Bryan’s address.
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New York Times
Indianapolis
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Indiana
Bryan
John W. Kern
J. J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Jacob Fisher
International Journeymen S Barchers’ Union
J. W. Bramwood
International Typographical Union
Thomas Preece
Bricklayers’ International Union
William Dobson
E. N. Nockels
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John C. Harding
Chicago Typographical Union
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Mr. Bryan
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Theodore F. Bell
California
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Salem
Topeka
Kan
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Washington City
Independence Party Notices Postponed To Monday Night
The notification to Independence Party candidates Thomas L. Hisgen and John Temple Graves, previously set for Saturday, is postponed to Monday night at 70 Gramercy Park in the Independence National Clubhouse. The delay is due to Hisgen's Vermont campaign work.
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Independence Party
Thomas L. Hisgen
John Temple Graves
Independence Lational
Gramercy Park
Hisgen
Vermont
Northwest States divide on Bryan and Mormon issue
In Utah and Idaho the Mormon Church issue dominates as Democrats split into American Democratic Party factions while Republicans emphasize strong Western gains. Wyoming and Colorado show mixed results with rising Republican margins and Socialist strength growing among miners.
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National Committee
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Sherman
Debs
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Nevada
Mack Plans Conference to Outline Democratic Campaign
Norman Mack, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, traveled to Washington after meeting in Cincinnati. He telegraphed committee members in West Virginia, Delaware, and Maryland to join a conference to map campaign plans and dates for Bryan's speaking tour in those states. Mack will confer in New York to set an Eastern headquarters and appoint a chair for the campaign. He praised a strong Democratic wave and cited Indiana turning Democratic.
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Indianapolis
Roosevelt endorsement reshapes Chippewa Falls primary
In Chippewa Falls Wisconsin on August 25 a Roosevelt message urged renomination of Congressman John J. Jenkins in the Eleventh District primary. The ciphered note targets anti Cannon factions led by La Follette, while Jenkins defends his Roosevelt alignment and backing of the Ship Subsidy bill as urged by Secretary Root.
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New York Times
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Roosevelt
John J. Jenkins
la Follette
I. L. Lenroot
Jenkins
House
Congress
State Root
South America
Iowa Republicans Seek Harmony in Cummins Plan
Nearly a thousand Republicans meet in Des Moines to quell factional strife. Gov. Cummins announces a special session to amend the primary law so voters can choose a Senatorial candidate in November rather than by legislative caucus. Senator Dolliver and others speak for harmony and support the plan.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Cummins
Allison
Dolliver
George D. Perkins
Sioux City
John F. Lacey
Cannon Confers on Politics in City Visit
Speaker Cannon met with Congressman Hepburn of Iowa and Congressman William B. McKinley of Illinois at the Congressional Campaign Committee headquarters in the St James Building. The leaders, seen as strong advocates for Republican fund-raising, held a lengthy conference on the campaign effort aimed at Wall Street and manufacturers.
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Cannon
Hepburn
Iowa
Republican Campaign
Speaker Cannon
Fiepburn
Delaware Republicans Name Ticket for Statewide Offices
Delaware Republicans nominate a full slate including Presidential Electors Henry P. Scott John Carrow and Charles H Sackett for the electors William H Hold for Congress Simeon S Pennewill for governor John M Mendinhall for lieutenant governor Frank H Davis for attorney general Charles H Maull for insurance commissioner David O Moore for state treasurer and Theodore F Clark for state auditor at Dover on August 25.
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Delaware
Henry P. Scott
Newcastle
John Carrow
Kent County
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Sussex County
Congress
William H. Hold
Wilmington
Simeon S. Pennewill
Sussex
John M. Mendinhall
Frank H.davis
Kent
Insurance Commission
Charles H. Maull
David O. Moore
Theodore F. Clark
Woodruff Returns From Adirondack Visit To Syracuse
Chairman Timothy L. Woodruff of the Republican States Committee arrived in Syracuse after an Adirondack stay and a visit with James L. Sherman at the Utica home of the vice presidential candidate. He said the trip was a routine business visit with no political significance and declined to discuss politics.
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Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican States Committee
Adirondack
James L. Sherman
Utica
Burning boy case prompts police hunt in West Side
Six year old John Barbogle of 323 West Sixty-ninth Street appeared in West Side Court with severe facial burns after two older boys allegedly dragged him to a cellar on August 16 and set him near flames. Magistrate Droege refused warrants due to age, districts sent father and son to police as detectives search for the two suspects.
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John Barbogle
West Sixty-ninth Street
West Side Court
Droege
Father
West -Sixty-eighth Street
New Managers for the Prince George Hotel in New York
Charles F. Rogers announced that on Oct 1 George Newton and Frank H. Danforth will become joint managers of the Prince George Hotel at 14 East Twenty eighth Street. Col A E Dick, former manager, will run the Sevilla in Havana Cuba.
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George Newton
Frank H. Danforth
Col. Dick
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Havana
Cuba
McCarren Lawyers Challenge Rochester Delegate Nominations
In Kings County hearings, Isaac M Kapper vowed to seek court action to declare McCarren delegates illegitimate if Rochester convention excludes duly elected delegates. Lawyers sparred over delegate apportionment and Hearst vote tallies, with requests for revised district lists awaiting action.
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P. H. McCarren
Board of Elections
Rochester
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Supreme Court
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AleUarren
Board of Seétions
Young
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William FE. Melogy
William R. McGuire
James P. Sinnott
Patrick F. Lynch
Kines
Star
Boy Dies at Dinner as McCure Family Grieves
Chard McCure seven years old of 2060 Pacific Street fritlyn died last night from heart trouble during dinner with his family. Mr. McGuire, a wealthy builder, had been under care of Dr. Emil Hartung, coroner's physician.
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Chard McCure
Pacific Street
Frootlyn
McGuire
Emil Hartung
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