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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1912

Page

4

James Delivers a Radical Speech at Democratic Convention

Baltimore June 27 James Permanent Chairman of the Democratic convention lauds the party as the people and attacks the Republican record led by Taft. He defends tariff reform, praises direct Senatorial elections and campaign finance transparency, blasts trusts, and urges bold progressive reforms and a Roosevelt reconciliation.

Baltimore James Republic Democratic Party People Republican Party Taft House of Representatives Senate Congress Chicago Old Hickory Jackson Roosevelt Champ Clark Clark West Virginia

Sale of United Wireless assets to West now possible

In Boston on June 27 the sale of United Wireless Telegraph Company assets for 650000 to Arthur P. West of New York can proceed after the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals vacated a May injunction by the National Electric Signaling Company. The case over Fessenden contracts and patent infringements was clarified as the court ruled for United Wireless in a related suit, removing final obstacles to absorption by Marconi Company of America.

Jefferson Jackson William‘. Jennings Bryan Nebraska Democratic Congress Solers South Abraham Lincoln Dixie New York, Times Boston United Wireless Telegraph Company Arthur P. West New York Colt Aldrich Brown Federal Circuit Court of Appeals National Electric Signaling Company Dodge R. M. Morse Fessenden National Electric Signaling Comee Pittsburgh Capitalits Signaling Company United Wireless Company Wireless Company Federal Circuit Court United Wireless Marconi Company of America

Vote for Roosevelt Spurs Final Naturalization Plea

Chicago resident John Nelson sought his final naturalization papers to vote for Theodore Roosevelt for president. Examined by U S Naturalization Examiner P W Blazer, Nelson answered questions and said he wished to participate in the 1904 election. He will become a full citizen in September.

New York Times Chicago Ill Theodore Roosevelt John Nelson Nelson P. W. Blazer United States Naturalization Examiner Roosevelt

Westinghouse Wins Edison Medal in Electrical Engineers Dinner

At a Boston dinner, George Westinghouse received the Edison Medal for meritorious achievement in the development of alternating current for light and power. The award, founded by the Edison Medal Association and AIEE, honors notable U S work in electrical science and engineering. The medal was designed by James Earle Fraser and bears Thomas Edison’s portrait.

New York Times Boston American Institute of Electrical Engineers Somerset George Westinghouse Edison Edison Medal Association Thomas A. Edison United States James Earle Frazer Elihu Thompson Frank J. Sprague Mr. Westinghouse North American Review Westinghouse

Portland Officials Indicted Over Bribe Dismissal Push

Portland authorities announce charges against Mayor A G Rushlight Chief Slaver Captain Baty and Detectives Manaix Rola Wes Nies 7 Son Emmy and Deputy District Attorney Frank Collier for allegedly extortion related to the dismissal of a case against Reid and Maddux.

Portland Oregon A. G. Rushlight Slaver Baty Manaix Rola Wes Nies Emmy Frank Collier Reid Maddux

Clark Forces Rally Amid New York Illinois Switch In Democratic Convention

In Baltimore on June 27 Clark forces faced a setback as New York and Illinois pledged support to Wilson in the South Dakota contest. Clark managers vow to press ahead, arguing a two thirds rule push and Bryan influence may still favor Speaker Clark. Officials deny Clark delegates were instructed to vote against Bryan on the temporary chairmanship.

New York Times Baltimore New York Illinois Wilson South Dakota Dubois Clark Bryan Charles F. Murphy Roger C. Sullivan Murphy-Sullivan-Taggart Tammany Hall Murphy Democratic Party Ohio Harmon National Committee Stone United States Missouri Parker Mr. Clark Judge Parker J. D. Hand New Mexico Senator Dubois Hand W. F. McCombs Ple Maine Maryland West Virginia Massachusetts Vermont Connecticut Underwood

Plan to Name Clark Again Goes A Stray

Baltimore June 27 report on Democratic factionalism at the national convention. Tammany leader Murphy faces pressure from the so called interests while Clark and Wilson are debated as potential nominees. Murphy fears losing influence as New York delegates threaten to shift toward Bryan or Harmon amid bargaining and internal spats.

Clark New York Times Baltimore Col. Bryan Wall Street Champ Clark Gavilson Missouri Norman E. Mack New York National Committee Murphy Senate Wilson Tammany New York State Democracy Bryan Mack Lg J Urphy New Jersey Hearst New Oik Tammany Men Gaynor Gov. Harmon

Thieves Target Women at Baltimore Convention

Baltimore detectives and convention hall officials report active pickpocketing of women visitors during the convention. Mrs. Joseph Johns of Washington lost a silver mesh bag with money and valuables, and Mrs. Jesse Little was similarly robbed of a purse containing a lorgnette and funds. Mrs. Thomas P. Gore escaped loss of earnings and a pocketbook containing $12. Several arrests followed and additional suspects were identified by Philadelphia and New York detectives working with Baltimore officers.

New York Times Baltimore Joseph Johns Washington Jesse Little Thomas P. Gore Oklahoma Convention Hall Philadelphia New York

Yonkers Broker Charged After Wife’s Death

Policeman finds Mrs Gibbs dead in a Yonkers home with a gas jet tube. husband Alva J Gibbs 42 Van Cortlandt Park Avenue claims she was despondent and attempted suicides, later firing at himself but missing. Coroner backs Gibbs, but he faces a technical charge of attempted death by his own action. Mrs Gibbs, 50, is dead.

Thomas Alva J. Gibbs van Cortlandt Park Avenue Yonkers Houe Gibbs Iles Whonover New York

Baskerville Receives Edward Longstreth Medal

The Franklin Institute of Philadelphia awards Dr. Charles Baskerville, Professor of Chemistry and Director of the Laboratory at the College of the City of New York, the Edward Longstreth Medal of Merit for his investigations in the chemistry of anaesthetics.

Baskerville Franklin Institute of Philadelphia Penn Edward Longstreth Charles Baskerville The College of the City of New York

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