Parker Belmont Ryan money fuels last Democratic defeat
The piece accuses Judge Parker of being backed by Belmont and Ryan money to push a political agenda and leverage a Cleveland era feud. It denounces the Parker bid as a monstrous, money driven act aimed at manipulating Democratic leaders and public memory, urging unity against such gambits.
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Judge Parker
Belmont-Ryan
Belmont-Ryan Money
New York
Jefferson
Tilden
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Judge
Parker
David Bennett Hill
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Denver
Firebrand
Bryan
Buchanan
Sage
Greystone
Douglas
Breckinridge
Conners
Murphy
Belmont
Ryan
Sheehan
Tammany Off Tonight Heads West in Five Special Trains
About 500 to 600 Tammany Hall members depart New York for Denver on five special trains. Delegations from multiple assembly districts join Erie, New York Central, and Pennsylvania routes, with schedules arranged by Thomas I. Smith and leaders including John F. Ahearn and James J. Frawley. Each train carries ice and ample refreshments for the journey.
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Tammany Hall
Denver
New York
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Cédntury Limited
New York Central
Thomas I. Smith
Mr. Smith
Pennsylvania
Erie
John F. Ahearn
James J. Frawley
New York Corral
Nicholas J. Hayes
Frank J. Goodwin
Thomas E. Rush
Murphy to Boom Justice Gaynor Kings Leader Sees Card to Play
Des Moines dispatch reports on a train bound for Denver with New York power brokers in play over the Democratic vice presidential nomination. Justice William J. Gaynor may accept if offered, while Charles F. Murphy and Senator Pat McCarren maneuver for Kings County influence. Cohalan named to Credentials post signals Tammany strength against McCarren.
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New York Times
Des Moines
Towa
Rock Mountain Limited
Convention City
New York State
New York
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
William J. Gaynor
Brooklyn
Murphy
Gaynor
Friends
Pat McCarren
Justice Gaynor
Kings
McCarren
Democratic National Committee
Denver
Democratic Party
Kings County
Daniel F. Cohalan
Tammany Hall Law Committee
Cohalan
Smith
Tammany_ Hall
Phi Donohue
Donalan
Francis Burton Harrison
Martin W. Littleton
Lewis Nixon
Gaynor Denies Tammany Offer For Vice Presidential Spot
Justice William J. Gaynor of Brooklyn rejected a Chicago story claiming a prominent Tammany delegate sought his consent to place his name second on the ticket. He called the report train talk and said no Murphy or Tammany representative visited him. He also denied McCarren urging his candidacy.
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Supreme Court
William J. Gaynor
Brooklyn
Chicago
Denver
West
Charles F. Murphy
Gaynor
Pennsylvania Railroad Offers Extensive Western Rail Service
The Pennsylvania Railroad markets a wide network from the Great Lakes to the Midwest with New York as hub. It lists daily trains to Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Cleveland and Toledo with timed departures and premier services like the Pennsylvania Special and Pennsylvania Limited. For reservations and timetable details contact a Ticket Agent or C Studds E P A 263 Fifth Avenue Madison 1032 by telephone.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Great Lakes
Mid-Mississippi Valley
New York
Northwest
West
Southwest
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Pennsylvania
Indiana
C. Studds
Fifth Avenue
Madison
Bryan delegates in both parties fuel convention debate
A dense report outlines efforts to win Bryan delegates in nineteen conservative states and two doubtful ones. It notes likely growth of anti injunction plank demands, Bryan’s base among radicals, and anticipated floor fights with Taft and Hearst options shaping the Democratic and Republican strategies. Bryan remains confident, while Johnson and other allies seek to influence the Denver convention scene.
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Bryan
Bryan Conservatives and Democratic Fevers in Lincoln
In Lincoln on July 2 Bryan met many Democratic leaders from New York Indiana Alabama and Tennessee amid heavy rain and cool wind. Talks centered on the vice presidency platform and New York’s potential nominations. Kern opposed a bid for vice president while Towne Coler and others urged unity and a stronger labor plank.
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New York Times
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Sulzer
Coler
New York
Kern
Jackson
Indiana
Clayton
Alabama
Denver
Hood
Tennessee
Campau
Michigan
Fairview
Lincoln Flotel
Conference over Johnson sparks VP talk speculation
Denver July 2. Mr Bryant asks for a conference with T D O'Brien Minnesota an avid Johnson supporter. O'Brien will leave St Paul for Denver and may stop at Lincoln en route fueling Johnson campaign talks on the VP spot though Johnson will not consider as available for second place.
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Denver
Mr. Bryan
Johnson
Johnson says he will not take the vice presidency
Governor Johnson of Minnesota, visiting Webster City, declares he is not a candidate and would not accept the Democratic vice presidential nomination if offered. He confirms Denver dispatches that his managers plan to avoid combining with Bryan and seek support without a run for VP.
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Minnesota
Samuel H. Wood
Evanston
Ill
Bryan
Wood
Mer. Bryan
Denver
Lynch
Johnson
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Massachusetts
Webster City
Iowa
Burro as Mascot Delights Denver Democrats at Convention
A Rocky Mountain burro presented to National Committee Chairman Tom Taggart became the Democrats asked for mascot ahead of the convention. The animal wore large inscriptions and was photographed with Taggart at the Brown Hotel as reporters noted the humorous scene and reactions.
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Denver
Democratic Party
Thomas Tagart
National Committee
Denver Times
Taggart
Brown Hotel
Citizens’ Committee For
Tom Taggart
Montana State Democrats Support Bryan For Presidential Nomination
The Montana State Democratic Convention instructed its six delegates to vote for William Jennings Bryan at the Denver National Convention as long as Bryan's name remains before the convention.
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Bozeman, Mon
Montana
Denver
W. J. Bryan
Unfrocked minister appeals for new hearing
Gilbert Fearing Williams, deposed rector of Christ Episcopal Church, urged reopening his case ten years after being unfrocked by Bishop Satterlee for immoral conduct. He spoke at the Masonic Temple in Washington with police protection as three relatives of the accuser watched.
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New York Times
Washington
Gilbert
Fearing Williams
Christ Episcopal Church
Bishop Satterlee
Williams
Rev
Satterlee
Masonic Temple
Williams Duie
Mr. Williams
Willams
Supreme Court of the District
Justice Bradley
Hitchcock Looms Large as Chairman for GOP
Washington July 2 Judge Taf tones down the curtain on the Republican National Committee chairmanship with Frank H Hitchcock seen as likely to win the post. Cortelyou, Taft, and Hitchcock regroup as Kellogg backs him while threatening a sharp campaign fight and the Hot Springs sub committee prepares to decide next Wednesday.
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New York Times
Washington
William Howard
Taf
Republican National Committee
Hot Springs
Frank H. Hitchcock
George B. Cortelyou
Taft
Hitchcock
Cortelyou
White House
the Treasury
National Committee
New York
Up State
Atlantic City
Kellogg Rejects National Chairmanship Bid
Special Deputy Attorney General Frank B. Kellogg, lead prosecutor in the Standard Oil suit, has withdrawn from consideration for the Republican National Chairmanship. He explicitly told President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft that he will not accept the post, and that no offer has been made. Kellogg cited a desire to avoid sidetracking his work and dodged the chance, according to a close ally.
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Kellogg
United States
Standard Oil Company
Union Pacific Railroad
Roosevelt
Hitchcock
National Committee
Hot ‘Springs
Kelloge
Taft
New York
Washington
Willard
Hot Springs
Frank B. Kellogg
Oyster Bay
Socialist Labor Convention Opens in New York
The fifth National Convention of the Socialist Labor Party began at Arlington Hall St. Marks Place with 23 delegates from multiple states and fraternal delegates from the Hungarian Socialist Federation and the Socialist Unity League. F K Passon of New York was elected chairman and a rules committee set conduct guidelines as the weeklong meeting proceeds to draft a platform and nominate candidates including a ratification gathering at Cooper Union Hall featuring Daniel De Leon and others.
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Socialist Labor Party
Arlington Hall
Socialist Party
Capital
New York
Rhode Island
Texas
Wisconsin
California
Ilinois
Maryland
Massachusetts
Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Hungarian Socialist Federatio
Socialist Unity League
Gene V. Debs
Debs
Daniel de le
F. KE. Passon
United States
Cooper Union Hall
P. E. de Lee
Troy
John Reicher
Cleveland
A. S. Dowler
Fl Paso
Daniel de Leon
Greeks in Black Hand Threat Letter Leads to Botched Ruse
Peter Minakakis a Greek candy manufacturer at 210 Sixth Avenue received a Greek Black Hand note demanding 600 with death threats to him and family. Detectives Howl and Mott staged a fake money drop in Central Park leading to the arrest of two Greeks Dimitrizo Kalusatio and George Rais of 24 West 36th Street who confessed Rais wrote the letter.
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Peter Minakakis
Sixth Avenue
Minekakis
Howil
Howrl
Fifty-ninth Street
Central Park
Howri
Mott
Hawr
Dimitrizo Kalusatio
George, Rallis
West Thirtysixth Street
Kalusatin
Rais
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