Murphy and Bryan in a deadlock at Baltimore convention
The New York delegation remains loyal to Murphy against Bryan as the deadlock over nominee persists in Baltimore. Tammany factions vent fatigue with the city while planning tactics to curb Bryan and keep Clark Underwood options alive.
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New York Times
Baltimore
New York
Charles F. Murphy
W. J. Bryan
Murphy
Ryan-Belmont-Morgan
Bryan
Morgan
Belmont
Ryan
Fourteenth Street
Clark
Alton B. Parker
Missourian
Oscar W. Underwood
Underwood
Alabama
Tammany
Tom Smith
Tammany Hall
Smith
Milestones to Open Seasons in New York Chicago UK English Company Plans
Marc Klaw oversees English company production of Milestones for New York Liberty and Chicago Blackstone. Both troupes tour suburban theatres and Southampton prior to sailing in August. Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm will follow with American company. Klaw to Paris and Switzerland for Lehar talks. Eva casting under way. Pink Lady to tour Asia.
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London
Marc Klaw
Liberty Theatre
New York
Blackstone Theatre
Chicago
Southampton
England
Klaw
Bennett
Knoblauch
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Globe Theatre
America
Mr. Klaw
Paris
Switzerland
Franz Lehar
Luxembourg
Eva
Pink Lady
India
China
Japan
New Amsterdam Theatre
Crater Lake Opened for Easier Tours and Geological Findings
Portland June 29 The Panama Exposition will draw visitors to Crater Lake National Park as road construction improves access. Geological Survey experts describe the lake in the crater of a huge extinct volcano with surrounding cliffs rising up to two thousand feet. Trails may soon reach the water at multiple points and unveil the lake’s colorful ledges and clear reflections.
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Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Crater Lake
National Park
Geological Survey
Cascade Range
Rocky Mountains
Coast Range
Cascades
Hood
Rainier
Mazama
Mount Washington
Bryan's Profit Driven Campaign Tactics At National Convention
Baltimore dispatch details Col. William Jennings Bryan's leverage over a political convention, including a rumored daily $1,000 contract for his reporting, his control over news flow, and his strategic influence on delegates. It notes his sleep patterns, meetings with national committeemen, and the aim to shape outcomes while preserving his earning power.
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Mr. Bryan
Dr. P. L. Hall
Nebraska
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Nebeker
Utah
Sunderland
Nevada
Saulsbury
Delaware
O. K
Col. Bryan
Bryan and Hearst influence in the 1900 campaign
Nebraska figures dispute a statement while Bryan criticizes Clark. The narrative recalls a New York meeting with Hearst and Bryan, highlighting Hearst’s perceived impact on Clark’s nomination prospects and New York’s electoral stance.
Lindsey for Wilson ticket eyed by Roosevelt followers
Denver June 29 Judge Lindsey favors Woodrow Wilson for president and Hiram Johnson for vice president. He says the Roosevelt followers nearly agree on the lineup after Taft’s Chicago nomination and discusses an ideal ticket with Roosevelt and Bryan as possible supporters if Wilson or another Progressive is nominated. The third party movement depends on the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore.
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Murphy
Bryan
Underwood
Clark
Harmon
Gaynor
Wilson
Roger Sullivan
Illinois
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Marshall
Alabama
New York
Redfield
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Baltimore
Tammany
August Belmont
Thomas F. Ryan
Murhy
Mr. Murphy
Charles F. Murphy
New York State
Democratic Party
New Jersey
Judge Parker
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Charles Bryan
New York Times
Denver
Col
Woodrow Wilson
Hiram Johnson
California
Lindsey
Taft
Chicago
Jed Ore Roosevelt
Johnson
Electric car tire problem highlights resilience and durability
The article discusses building pneumatic tires for electric vehicles. It notes the need for high mileage and high resilience to minimize current consumption and maximize radius action. A stiff tire wastes energy and increases battery wear, while a pliable tire absorbs obstructions. the challenge is increasing resiliency without sacrificing durability.
Veterans of Indian Wars Seek Pension Parity
Veterans of Indian wars in the West press for inclusion on the national pension rolls alongside Civil War veterans. In Oregon both Senate candidates Ben Selling and Dr Harry Lane pledged to bring the issue to Congress, as organized veterans gain support across western states.
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Salem
Ore
Congress
West
Oregon
United States Senate
Ben Selling
Harry Lane
North Pacific Coast
Drane
Americans urged to boost Trinidad trade through traveling salesmen
United States Consul Franklin D. Hale at Port of Spain argues for stronger American trade with Trinidad. He praises traveling agents and suggests permanent advertising and local agencies to expand sales of oils, lamps, stoves, and sewing machines, noting substantial growth from a local American branch and plans for sub-agencies across the West Indies.
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United States
Trinidad
Franklin D. Hale
Port of Spain
Department of Commerce and Labor
West Indies
Hale
S¢V
West Indian Islands
South America
Orinoco
Venezuela
Coi
Nuns Flock to Washington for Catholic Teachers’ College
Catholic sisters from all orders and regions arrive in Washington in hundreds for the Summer session of the Teachers College of the Catholic University. Authorities express concern over housing as the three large dormitories fill.
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Washington
New York Times
Washingetom
Teachers’ College
The
Catholic University
Engineer dies in brewery plant explosion at Ruppert’s brewery
Christopher Oberst chief engineer died yesterday at German Hospital from injuries in a boiler room blast at Ruppert’s brewery power plant on Ninth Street. Three others were injured in the Frn afternoon accident. Oberst resided at 307 East Ninety-fourth Street.
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Christopher Oberst
Jacob ‘Ruppert
Haat Ninety-second Street
Oberst
East Ninety-fourth Street
Kaiser and the Guelphs visit to Friesack after Brunswick prince death
In Berlin on June 13 official circles note King George of Greece helped end the Guelphs quarrel with the Hohenzollerns. Prince Ernest Augustus of Cumberland visits Friesack to mourn at the accident site of his brother Prince George. The Duke plans a memorial at the scene and a church tablet.
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Berlin
Kaiser
Corfu
George of
Greece
Duchess of Cumberland
Duke of Cumberland
George
Alexandra
Empress
Ernest Augustus of Cumberland
Berthe
Guelphs
Brunswick
Friesack
Max of
Baden
Prince George
Key
Nackel
Herr von der Hagen
Not Guilty in Montana Supreme Court Gun Case
Montana Supreme Court rules no assault conviction for Barry while he faced Huntington on a lonely road. Huntington did not know of the gun when he approached, and fear of bodily harm was not established. Justice Smith dissented, arguing the public peace was violated.
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Helena
Mon
Supreme Court of Montana
J. Roy Huntington
James
Arthur Wasson
G. W
James Wasson
Barry
Wasson
Huntington
Barsy
Supreme Court
Smith
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Montana Supreme Court
Arnold, Constable & Co
Batiste
Jett
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