Bryan Nominated as Democratic Standard Bearer at Nation's Convention
The Nebraska leader William Jennings Bryan was nominated for president after marathon demonstrations in which supporters urged unity and reform. Omsha mayor Ignatius Dunn led the keynote, praising Bryan and criticizing the Republican platform as anti reform.
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Resolutions Committee
Mr. James
Bryan
Alabama
Nebraska
Ignatius J. Dunn
Omaha
America
William Jennings Bryan
Dunn
Washington
Dahlman
Omsha
Denver Heat Hits Convention Delegates Hard
Special to The New York Times from Denver July 9 reports the hottest day seen by convention delegates since arrival. The dry heat in the hall was stifling as coats came off and a one way breeze offered little relief. New Yorkers noted Denver shared in the hot wave affecting the East Coast.
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Pennsylvania
Iowa
Illinois
New York
Georgia
New Jersey
Delaware
Minnesota
Dahlman
America
Dixie
Wisconsin
Clayton
New York Times
Denver
Col
Johnson Umpires Guard Baseball In Lake City Camp
Governor John A. Johnson, amid the Democratic National Convention in Denver, umpired a Minnesota National Guard baseball game at Lake City on the Mississippi. He spent the forenoon in Saint Paul on official duties, then left the bulletins for umpiring before returning to Denver news.
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New York Times
Minneapolis
Denver
John A. Johnson
Minnesota National Guard
Lake City
Mississippi River
Johnson
Kings County League Hopes For Denver Nominee Word
Twenty three Bryan League of Kings County members meet at 5 Court Street Brooklyn to ratify a ticket and endorse a Denver platform though no nominee or platform word exists yet. Col Jim Mulhane awaits the Denver signal while a sign painter sits ready to add the Vice Presidential name once the word arrives. The group adjourns awaiting new word tonight to complete the transparency display.
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Flilea
Bryan League
Kings County
Court Street
Brooklyn
Denver
Michael J. Flaherty
League
Col
Jim" Mulhane
Jim
M. J. Flaherty
Clayton Attacks Roosevelt At Democratic Convention
The fourth session in Denver features Henry D. Clayton as keynote speaker lambasting President Roosevelt and Republican policies. He accuses the administration of excess patronage and aims to unseat rival leaders as delegates plan to await the Resolutions Committee report at 7.
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Dunn
Roosevelt
Haskell
Committee On Resolutions
New York Times
Denver
Col
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Clayton
Congress
Taft
Siege
Republican Party
Chicago
Rent Levels Climb in Denver’s Portland Apartments
In Denver on July 9 the Seeing Denver car tour shows the Portland building as a premier address. The announcer notes six to seven room apartments with bath rent from $60 to $80 monthly including light and heat, prompting a remark from a Tammany Hall member about millionaires spending freely.
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New York Times
Denver
Cole
Portland
Supreme Court approves Hermitage Hotel lease
Justice Erlanger approved a two month lease of the Hermitage Hotel Times Square from June 24 to August 24. Lessee Timothy F. Paddell pays a monthly rental of 00 with Gilbert H. Montague as receiver. Objectors Charles A. Cowen & Co. argued fixed charges amount to 656 weekly.
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Erlanger
Gilbert H. Montague
Hermitage Hotel
Times Square
Timothy F. Paddell
Charles A. Cowen
Socialist campaign opened with vaudeville at Clinton Hall
The Socialist Party of the Fourth Assembly District held its campaign kickoff on Clinton Hall roof garden at 151 Clinton Street with Yiddish vaudeville acts between speeches. Candidate Joshua Wanhope attended but could not speak due to a train to Port Chester as the band played the Marseillaise.
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L. Irving Handy
Delaware
Handy
Gray
Socialist Party of the
Fourth Assembly District
Clinton Hall
Clinton Street
Joshua Wanhope
Port Chester
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