New York Delegation Holds Key in Clinton Clark Fight
New York delegates stay cool as Murphy delays move in convention hall. Clark forces blame the delay on Tammany Hall while Harmon and Wilson camps gauge gains from Maryland Tennessee Michigan and Indiana as ballots proceed.
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Indiana Democrats Protest Narrow Baltimore Chair Choice
Progressive Democrats of Indianapolis condemned the Indiana delegation's support for the Murphy Sullivan bloc led by Thomas Taggart at the Baltimore Convention. A telegram to W J Bryan expressed sympathy for progressive principles and criticized the Temporary Chairman vote as not reflecting local or state Democratic voters.
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Harmon
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Wilson
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New York Times
Indianapolis
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Murphy-Sullivan
Thomas Taggart
W. J. Bryan
Murphy the New York Boss Suffering at Democratic Convention
Baltimore June 28 report details Charles F. Murphy's distress as Up-State Democrats rail against Tammany influence. The row centers on Murphy tying ninety New York votes to Harmon or other candidates, risking an anti Tammany revolt and possible independent Democratic organization.
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Underwood
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Charles F. Murphy
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New Jersey
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Tammany Organization
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Mrs Taft Fan Enjoys Democratic Convention All Night
In Baltimore on June 28 Mrs Norman E Mack wife of the National Committee chair joins friends after the night session. Secretary Urey Woodson praises her loyalty at St Louis. Mrs Taft attended, remained late and would have kept watching ballots. Also present Mrs John G Ambrose of Newark shares the excitement.
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Maryland Row Destroys Unity at Convention
In Baltimore on June 28, a heated clash between U S Senator Isidor Rayner and Congressman Fred Talbott tore at Maryland's delegation over Bryan's motion to divorce the party from predatory wealth. Rayner pressed to vote aye while Talbott stood negative, sparking a sharp exchange and threats to avoid future contact.
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Times Special Delights Delegates with Baltimore Balloting News
A large curbside crowd at the Times Building watched nightly bulletins from the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore. Spectators debated Clark Wilson Harmon and Underwood, cheered occasional votes for Gaynor, and anticipated women’s suffrage. The Times reported rapid special editions from Baltimore and a fast 186 mile run by the Times Special train.
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Clark and Underwood Watch Baltimore Ballots In Capitol
Washington dispatch reports both Democratic candidates in the capital watching Baltimore ballots. Speaker Clark, upbeat and sociable, chats with callers while Underwood stays up late awaiting results. Both decline to discuss specifics and Clark shows fatigue after a long night.
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Explains Baby's First Cry At Will County Institute
T S Lowden of Ohio State University told Will County Teachers Institute that a baby's first sound is a long vowel in a shrill falsetto similar to the short a. Mothers hear "mama" in it, but the infant has not spoken yet, the professor said.
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Joliet, Till
Lowden
Ohio State University
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Chicago Invites Duke of Connaught for Summer Visit
A Chicago Association of Commerce delegation plans to invite the Duke of Connaught, Governor General of Canada and uncle of King George V, to visit Chicago this summer. They will travel to Canada in July for a trade extension trip and seek reception by the Governor General to present the invitation.
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Duke of Connaught
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King George V
Chicago Association of Commerce
Inter State Commerce finds coal rate reasonable
In Washington on June 28 the Interstate Commerce Commission ruled in the case of New Pittsburgh Coal Company versus Hocking Valley Railway that a seventy five cent per ton rate on Lake cargo coal from the Hocking District to Toledo docks, for vessel transshipment to outside destinations, was not unreasonable.
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Body of Lost Steamer Skipper Found at Sea
Capt. Laporte of the French steamship Leconer arrived in Tampa with news that the body of the missing captain of the French steamer Belle Isle has been found at sea off Cherbourg France. The vessel had sailed from Stemen or a European port, and no further details were available.
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Fla
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Leconer
H. Stemen
Cherbourg
France
Juror Illness Halts Darrow Trial in Los Angeles
The Darrow trial was paused as juror J. H. Leavitt fell ill with what appeared to be appendicitis. The judge adjourned proceedings until Monday afternoon.
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Los Angeles
J. H. Leavitt
Clarence S. Darrow
Leavitt
Lake Steamer Burns Crew Escapes in Fire
The Sidney C. McLouth, owned by Sidney C. McLouth of Marine City Michigan, burned on Green Bay about twenty miles from Green Bay. Captain W. W. Sharkey and fifteen crewmen fled in two lifeboats and rowed to Pensaukee. The steamer, built in 1880, measured 285 feet long and 41 feet beam.
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Marine City
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