New York Times Special Train Delights Baltimore Delegates
After the Democratic National Convention adjourned, The New York Times ran a special edition to Baltimore arriving 4 17 on the morning train. The report notes the 90 mph burst between Newark and Aberdeen in 18 2 minutes and a mile in 39 seconds as part of the fastest coverage. Delegates praised the timely editions and the paper’s up to the minute reporting.
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Times Special reporters spark a lively week in Baltimore
The narrative centers on Times staffers and local officials at breakfast discussing coverage and the impact of the Times Special in Baltimore. The scene includes Robert Adamson and commissioners, with praise for the Enterprise and a hint of political bustle as New York newsboys influence local affairs.
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Bryan's attack on Tammany delegates
The Nebraska delegation speaker denounces New York influence and declares he will withhold his vote from Clark while New York supports him. He signals potential bolt tendencies if Morgan, Ryan, Belmont, or their allies control the nomination and finally pledges to back Wilson if New York casts its vote accordingly.
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Untermyer Praises Wilson on Cunard Salon
Samuel Untermyer, aboard the Cunard Caronia with Mrs Untermyer, praised Gov. Wilson and defended Charles F. Murphy's New York delegation role at the Baltimore Convention. He argued Murphy sought delegation views, not personal power, and urged reform for a progressive era.
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Clever Politicians at Times Bulletin From Convention
An impatient Baltimore convention crowd follows bulletin boards as ballots shift. Wilson gains while Clark slides. rumors fly about Bryan, Roosevelt, and possible recesses. Spectators read subtexts, debate silver, and forecast outcomes amid heat and partisan tensions.
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Coats of various materials with fixed values
Dressy and travel coats offered in multiple fabrics. Prices range from 9.75 to 33.50 with specific tags for Travelling and Motoring, Sporting and Steamer, Seashore and Mountain lines. A catalog note lists Polo material options and sea to mountain styles.
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Washable and Dress Goods Sale for Girls and Juniors
Catalog lists washable tailored suits for Norfolk and semi fitting models in sizes 14 and 16 years, juniors dresses in tissue gingham and percale also sizes 14 and 16. White lawn batiste and marquisette dresses with lace trim for ages 6 to 14, price ranges 4.50 to 15. Outing skirts in white cordeline and khaki, length 33 to 36 inches, priced at 1.65.
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