All Delegates to Denver Now Chosen
The Democratic National Convention delegates are chosen with 57 for him 22 for Johnson 11 for Gray and 212 uncommitted. Thirty delegates from North Carolina and Montana were elected this week and Bryan instructed for all thirty. The national call fixed 1 002 delegates with six Philippines delegates chosen for admission. Bryan holds about 75.5 percent of the delegates. Johnson Gray and uncommitted share the rest. The article lists state territorial and dependent distribution in a following table.
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North Carolina
Montana
Bryan
Philippines
Johnson
Gray
Saydam Vantinian Murdered In Home Quarrel
Saydam Vantinian of 4036 Third avenue was fatally stabbed in his home during an alleged quarrel with his son Sargus who laughed at the anger when three strange men were found in the house with the wife. The son is arrested at Tremont avenue police station on felonious assault charges as detectives found him in the cellar. The wounded man was taken to Fordham Hospital with likely fatal injuries.
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Saydam Vantinian
Third Avenue
Sargus
Young Vantinian
Tremont Avenue
Brown
Gordon
McGlynn
Fordham Hospital
Priest’s House Dynamited Again Near Scranton
In Archbald near Scranton Pennsylvania the home of Rev Father Karparski pastor of the Polish Lithuanian Catholic Church was dynamited early today. The porch and front were wrecked but occupants were unharmed. Factional disputes within the church have triggered this third such attack. State police guarded the church to avert clashes and are now searching the mountains for suspects.
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Scranton
Penn
Father Karparski
Archbald
John Charlton Loses Leg in Rare Case
Toronto dispatch reports physician puzzlement over John Charlton a noted advocate for reciprocity. A blood clot in his right leg halted circulation leading to part of the leg near the knee dying and detaching. Only bone fragment removal required. Wound nearly healed and Charlton remained at his Lynedech home.
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the Tribune
Toronto
John Charlton
Canada
United States
Chariton
Mr. Chariton
Lynedech
Manchester Chronicle apologizes to Richard Croker
Dublin July 2 The Manchester Chronicle apologizes to Richard Croker and agrees to pay him 75 dollars and publish an apology in all Sporting papers nationwide to settle a suit over a statement that reflected on his character as a sportsman.
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Dublin
Manchester Chronicle
Richard Croker
Croker
London Doctor Gleason Dies in City
Dr C Campbell Gleason of New York, a dentist, died in London today. He wed at No 16 West 10th Street, New York, in a ceremony noted in the report.
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London
C. Campbell Gleason
New York
Campbell Gleason
West 10Th Street
Admiral Thomas Dead Commanded Second Pacific Squadron
Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas, retired, died suddenly at Hotel del Monte Monterey after leading the second Pacific battleship squadron on a Horn voyage. Born Philadelphia October 1 1846 he rose through the ranks to rear admiral and served as superintendent of naval training before commanding the Atlantic fleet’s second division and later the second squadron. He married Ruth Simpson in Newport Rhode Island November 3 1874.
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San Francisco
Charles M. Thomas
Battleship Fleet
Admiral Thomas
Evans
Sperry
del Monte
Charles Mitchell Thomas
Philadelphia
Naval Academy
Pennsylvania
Shenandoah
Naval Training Service
Pacific Coast
Admiral Evans
Newport
R. I
Ruth Simpson
Edward Simpson
Tornado Kills Five in New Mexico Town
Five people died and forty were injured when a tornado struck Fort Summers in Guadeloupe County New Mexico last night. The dead include Mr and Mrs Henry Gerhardt Miss Alvarado and two unidentified sheep herders. Acting Governor Nathan Jaffa received the disaster telegram from A P Anaya requesting financial aid. Governor George Curry and W H Andrews are coordinating relief efforts on site.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Fort Summers
Guadeloupe County
Henry Gerhardt
Alvarado
Gerhardt
Nathan Jaffa
A. P. Anaya
George Curry
W. H. Andrews
Congress
El Paso Storm Claims Five Lives in Severe Cloudburst
Telegraphed report from El Paso July 3 details a deadly storm that killed five people, left one missing, and caused extensive property damage. Floodwaters washed out rail lines including Southwestern, Santa Fe, and Southern Pacific, and halted trolley service to Fort Bliss Towne Texas and the El Paso smelter. Two unidentified men were swept from under a bridge. bodies recovered. Paul E. Stedham remains missing after fishing when the storm hit. A Texas Pacific train struck a washout at Boracho with drownings of the engineer and Mrs. Legarda Apodica and two children.
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The
Tribune
el Paso
Tex
Southwestern
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Fort Bliss
Towne Texas
Chauffeur Stabbed On Roslyn Street After Ambush
Leopold Daumney, a Benja min Stern chauffeur, was wounded in the neck when a masked attacker leaped from bushes and lunged with a knife as Daumney drove home on Long Island. The driver accelerated, injuring the assailant, and was rushed to a physician.
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Roslyn
Long Island
Leopold Daumney
Benjamin Stern
Daumeny
Auto Driver Injured in High Speed Race Crash
A racing car driven by Englishman Hal Watt, going about 120 kilometres an hour near Dieppe, burst into flames and threw Watt thirty feet from the roadway. He was found an hour later by Nazzaro and rushed to hospital in grave condition. Watt had bought the car after it finished second in the 1907 Grand Prix. A separate accident near Saint Maléry en Caul killed an elderly man on the road.
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Dieppe
Hal” Watt
Watt
Nazzaro
Lisz
Saint-Maléry-en-Caux
Here
Automobile in Dorset collision with Lake Shore train
Youngstown report states S. H. Sweet and W. J. Gidley of 817 Broadway New York City were injured when their car was struck by a Lake Shore train at Dorset Ohio forty five miles north of Youngstown. The machine was wrecked and the men were treated at City Hospital after the incident.
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Youngstown
Ohio
S. H. Sweet
W. J. Gidley
Broadway
New York City
Dorset
Here
Lake Shore
Bleriot Sets Record with Monoplane Flight
Paris July 3 M Bleriot flew three kilometres with ease in his monoplane. The machine rises quickly and handles wind better than several planes. Tickets to Cleveland and return via Pennsylvania Railroad from July 6 to July 15. See ticket agents.
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Paris
M. Bleriot
Cleveland
Pennsylania Railroad
Ticket Agenta
Adyt
Italians Split Over Graft Claims At New York Labor Office
The Italian community in New York is divided over graft allegations against the Labor Information Office at 59 Lafayette Street. Libel suits have been filed by manager Dr. G. E. di Palma Castiglione against two Italian newspaper owners as hearings proceed in Magistrate Walsh court.
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New York
Labor Information Office
No. 59
Lafayette Street
Rome
Free Employment and Information Office
Information Bureau
Bureau
G. E. di Palma Castiglione
Giovanni Vicario
L’araido Italiano
Felice Tocci
L’eco di Italia
Park Street
Walsh
Labor Bureau
Pettruzelli
di Palma
Dr. di Palma
Italy
Italian Savings Bank
Bank of Naples
Labor Office
Post Office Department
Tocci
McMahon
Seven Die In Ontario Street Fireworks Store Disaster
In Cleveland on July 3 seven people were killed and many injured after a fireworks explosion at S. S. Kregge's 5 and 10 cent store on Ontario Street sparked a deadly fire. Clerks and shoppers, mostly women and children, were trapped on upper floors, leaping from windows as flames spread. Panic, crowded exits, and collapsing stairways resulted in numerous injuries and the loss of several young shoppers.
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Cleveland
S. S. Kregge
Ontario Street
Wallace
George Parker
Emma
Lotta Jaskins
Emma Jaskins
Carrie Pablo
Miss Pablo
Battle in Asuncion sparks deadly street fighting
Reports from Formosa describe a sanguinary clash in Asuncion, capital of Paraguay, as a revolution unfolds led by the Colorado party. U.S. Minister Edward C. O'Brien and Secretary Harry B. Owsley Jr. are in the city as telegraph and telephone links fail and rumors surge about a government overthrown by military mutiny on June 30. General Caballero or General Escobar may assume presidency amid economic distress and rising gold premiums. Caballero previously led Paraguay from 1882 to 1886.
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Edward C. O’brien
United States
Paraguay
Uruguay
Harry B. Owsley, Jr
Legation
César Gondra
Lopez
General Caballero
General Escobar
Colorado Party
Gondra
Libertad
Asuncion
Dr. Gondra
General R. Caballero
Troops Move on Itape Amid Paraguayan Rebellion
Buenos Aires dispatch says rebel headquarters are at Itape near Asuncion with several battalions in rebellion. President Ferreira, with the War Minister, leads loyal troops marching toward Itape to confront the uprising.
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Buenos Ayres
Paraguay
Itape
Asuncion
Ferreira
Girl Plunges to Death at Luna Park Act
Pittsburg July 3 Mademoiselle Novi known as Stella Parker teen years fatally injured while looping the gap in an automobile at Luna Park. The car slipped from track and crashed after three and a half somersaults crushing her skull. Manager Merk and property man Schultz detained. home listed as Dorchester Massachusetts.
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the Tribune
Pittsburg
Stella Parker
Mademoiselle Novi
Luna Park
Charles Merk
William Schultz
Central Police Station
Quincy Street
Dorchester
Mass
St. Francis’s Hospital
Balloon shooting lands Brattleboro man in jail
William Murphy was sentenced to not less than six months and not more than two years at hard labor in the Rutland House of Correction for firing at Charles J. Glidden's balloon over Brattleboro on June 19. Charles Rigaman, arrested with Murphy, was found not guilty and discharged on State Attorney Bacon's recommendation after a hearing before Judge Ernest W. Gibson. The prosecution argued Murphy acted recklessly, while the defense contended the balloon was mistaken for a toy.
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Brattleboro
Charles J. Glidden
Boston
William Murphy
House of Correction
Rutland
Charles Rigaman
Murphy
Robert C. Bacon
Ernest W. Gibson
Surface Cars Collide On 34th Street Injures Conductor
A Ninth avenue surface car and a 34th street crosstown car collided on 34th street and Ninth avenue last night. Conductor Patrick McGarry sustained severe injuries and several women passengers were treated for shock. McGarry was taken to Roosevelt Hospital. Affected passengers include Mrs. Mary Mais, Mrs. N Eppel, and Mrs. Abby Trafford. Dashboards and windows were damaged.
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Ninth Avenue
34Th Street
Patrick McGarry
McGarry
West 53d Street
Roosevelt Hospital
Mary Mais
West 37Th Street
N. Eppel
East 7Th Street
Flatbush
Abby Trafford
West 111Th Street
Fireworks Factory Blows Up on Steeplechase Island
Bridgeport reports a fireworks factory building on Steeplechase Island near George C. Tilyou’s amusement area exploded tonight. No one was inside though early reports cited three missing. The structure owned by C. Nastasis valued at 500 dollars. stock loss undetermined as Nastasis is away.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Steeplechase Island
George C. Tilyou
C. Nastasis
Nastasis
Murphy and Parker clash over Cleveland resolution in Denver
In Denver Charles F. Murphy and ex Judge Alton B. Parker publicly dispute a proposed Cleveland tribute. Murphy, supported by Tammany, seeks to control New York delegations resolutions. Parker plans to present a resolution honoring Cleveland, with factions debating form and surety of support from Bryanites and New York.
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Tribune
Denver
Charles F. Murphy
Sammany
Alton B. Parker
Parker
Committee On
Grover Cleveland
New York
Rocky Mountain Limited
Judge Parker
New York State
Committee On Resolutions
Cleveland
Murphy
Daniel F. Cohalan
Tammany Law Committee
Chicago
Twentieth Century Limited
Bryan
Union Pacific
Fort Morgan
Col
William F. Sheehan
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