Gorman Talks With Democratic Leaders on Key Issues
Senator James A. O'Gorman in New York for informal talks with party leaders. He discussed the convention, possible nominees, and the roles of Gaynor Hearst Bryan and Clark. He named tariff, trusts, and high cost of living as central issues and urged a short platform. He favored a majority rule for future conventions and noted Hearst would back the party nominee.
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Hearst
Ticket
James A. O'Gorman
New York
Washington
Baltimore
West 18Th Street
Emerson Hotel
Discaseine
O'Gorman
Chiscodiang
Connecticut
Harmon
Underwood
Wilson
Clark
Bryan
Ryan
Gorman
O'Garthan
Taft
Roosevelt
Diesolutton
Tenn official cites mixed Tenn delegation and party splits
Major E B Stahlman of The Nashville Banner says Tennessee leans Wilson but may split among Wilson Harmon Clark and Underwood with Bryan sentiment present. He notes no Roosevelt sentiment and that Hughes would carry Tennessee if nominated by Republicans.
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Taft
E. B. Stahlman
Nashville Banner
Freslin
Tennessee
Wilton Sit
Wilson
Harmon
Clark
Underwood
Bryan
Supreme Court
Hughes
Roosevelt
Stalitman
Henry Watterson
Thomas Ryan
Harvey
Perkins
Steel Trust
Pheodore Roosevelt
K. FB. Pettigrew
Bota
Victoria Hotel
Baltimore
Bryan Second Choice for Democratic Presidential Nomination
Philadelphia dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan as Pennsylvania's second choice for the Democratic nomination. If Governor Woodrow Wilson is eliminated, delegates may shift to the Nebraskan. Bryan supporters in Pennsylvania plan to influence delegates in Baltimore while some delegates align with the Palmer-Guthrie-Moverman faction.
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Teles
Philadelphia
William Jenninge Bryan
Democrats
Pennsylvania
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Nebraska
Friends
Colonel Bryan
Baltimore
Palmer-Guthrie-Movermaick
John A. ‘Thornton
Joseph S Boyle
Joseph Howley
Allegheny County
Hyerson W. Jennings
Debs and Seidel Speak at Riverview Park Rally
Debs and Seidel, Socialist candidates for President and Vice President, addressed a Riverview Park crowd. Debs condemned the Republicans and Democrats as capitalist tools and urged workers toward socialism, arguing the two major parties differ little in principle. He framed Taft Roosevelt and party leaders as aligned with private ownership and wage slavery, urging an international socialist awakening.
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Kivago
Ubl
Socialist Party
Jargene V Debs
Emil Seidel
United States
Riverview Park
Debs
Sockaliat
Taft
Roosevelt Hays
Huemer van Hryan
PANNIER WEDDING OF Misa Rosenthal and Henja Ulman
The wedding of Misa Leonoranya Rosenthal, daughter of Henry L. Rosenthal of 34 West 11th street, to Henja min Ulman, son of Joseph Ulman of 20 Seventh avenue, was held at Temple Teruel with Rev. Musirice Harris presiding. Fourteen hundred guests attended. Estelle Rosenthal served as maid of honor. bridesmaids included Estelle Reilly Wendy? Dorwin eh Edna Adler and Julia Stahl. The groom’s party included Marty Ulman as best man and ushers Jao Spiel berger Irving Guckenheimer Sydney Wolf Stanford H. Cohen. The couple honeymooned at Lake Champlain and will reside at the Tockfall apartments, 111 West 11th street.
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Misa Leonoranya Nunensndl
Henry L. Rosenthal
West 11Th Street
Henjamin Ulman
Joseph Ulman
Seventh Avenue
Temple Teruel
Musirice FH. Harris
Newmark
Estelle Rosenthal
Estelle Reilly
Dorwineh
Edna Adler
Julia Stahl
Ulman
Marty T. Ulman
Ag Mest Man
Jao Spielberger
Irving Guckenheimer
Sydney Wolf
Stanford H. Cohen
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Civic Forum
Taft
Mira Rosenthal
Alan
Mra. Usman
Lake Champlain
Tockfall Apartments
II Woeat
Newlands Proposes White Suffrage Platform at Baltimore
United States Senator Francis G Newlands drafts a convention platform urging white race suffrage and immigration limits while progressive aims like tariff reform antitrust restraint and bank unity are also listed. Nevada senator meets Mack to push the plan as Wilson and Clark forces mobilize to control delegates. Gore notes a potential convention fight but frames it as friendly while Pomerene Daly and others join talks.
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Baltimore
United Stat
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
Washington
Mack
Wiande
Newlands
Wortrow
Ison
New Jersey
Champ Clark
Clark
Wilson
Edward Grange Up
McCombs
New York
Grossenp
Wilsonces
Wile
Pepper
Towa
Wate
Gore
United States
Pomerenn
Ohio
Thewlore A Fell
California
A. 3. Daly
Alaska
Twenty eight killed by Missouri storm
A telegraph report from Butler Missouri notes twenty eight people killed and many injured as two parallel tornadoes tore through Gates County Adrian Alttona Drexel and Henry County. Destruction of homes barns livestock losses and widespread communications damage followed with relief trains and aid dispatched.
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the Tribune
Butler
Merwin
Gates County
Adrian
Alttona
Drexel
Creighton
Henry County
Henry Cameron
Gison
Frederick Groves
Windsor
Warrensburg
Sedalia
Columbus
Ohio
Ohi
Zanesville
Delaware
St. Mary's Catholic School
Vision
Plain City
Here
Woman to be spellbinder on Fourth at Jefferson lecture
Mrs Martin W. Littleton wife of Congressman Littleton will lecture on Thomas Jefferson as part of Fourth of July celebrations. The event includes an illuminated City Hall display, free lighting by New York Edison Company, a large parade, and various patriotic societies represented in three divisions. The program features orations, concerts, and a parade from Fraunces Tavern to the Battery up Broadway.
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Thomas Jefferson
Martin W. Littleton
Nicholas F. Brady
New York Edison Company
Freeman
Ele
Brooklyn
Edison Company
Nov
City Mall
Lone of the Revolution
Sons of Veterans
New York Society of the Cincinnati
Sons of the War of 112
Grand Army of the Republic
Toy Scouts
Hons
Wo Do HL
Washington
Ty Will
Fraunces's Tavern
Broadway
Farley Visits Richmond Mass and Mt Manresa
Cardinal Parley attends Mass at St Peter's on Staten Island with about sixty priests and attendees. He speaks on human humanity as Christ's presence, then visits Mount Manresa near Fort Worth station for the house of retreats. Attendees include Richmond Coppell Knights of Columbus and local figures.
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Farley
Richmond
St. Peter's
Mt. Manresa
Staten Island
St Peter's
North
Cardinals
New House of Retreat
Mount Manresa
Fort Wade Worth
League
House of Retreats
Rome
Cisgst
Riclmond Copnell
Knights of Columbus
Pawnee Staten Island
Andrew Shinman
Prank
Whalen
Humphrey Ysullivan
Thomas
F. Woodlock
Cande Pollen
George F. Roesch
Richard A Clarke
Joseph J. Pargi
Bohemian Bust Proposed for Central Park Mall Hall
Commissioner Stover seeks a bronze bust of composer Friedrich Smetana for a Central Park Mall hall of fame. The bronze, by a European pupil of Roal, would stand near an envisioned future music temple. Bohemian colonists urged a site anywhere in the park but Brower validated Smetana's significance first.
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Stover
Central Park
Comminsi
Mall
Friedrich Smetana
Roal
Bohemian Colons
Commiasioner
Brower
Smetans
Vampnarce
Rebel Movement Wanes in Mexico Report
Washington reports indicate the Mexican revolution is waning with a general sense in Juarez that fighting will cease. Rebel officials retreating to the United States and western districts largely abandoned as trains carry ex-rebel officers who cross as civilians.
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Premine Tripune Jurean
Washington
Department of State
Mexico
Republic
Juarez
United States
Arrest of Campa Raises Jeopardy for Orozco in Rebel Ranks
El Paso June 16 reports the arrest of General Campa, seen as aiding the poor, sparking doubt about General Orozco's grip on his followers. Sixty picked men departed Juarez for Chihuahua to form a personal guard for the rebel leader.
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el Paso
Campa
Oroxco
Juarez
Chihuahua
Two Polish farmhands held in murder probe
Police detained Andrew Onomoy and David Stepanik at Brownsville station in connection with the May 11 murder of Mrs Minnie Mack, a Secaucus truck farmer. Robbery is suspected after watches, a bracelet, a gold chain, and $7 vanished. Authorities report linked suspects fled earlier. a coat with deposit papers spurred pursuit.
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Andrew Onomoy
David Stepanik
Brownsville
Brooklyn
Minnie Mack
Charles Mack
Secaucus
N. J
Koemer
Mack
Orline
Jermey
Komey
Brownaville
Jonepl Thompson
Neil Ruddy
Josph Donelon
New Jersey
Koton
H Stopanuk
Booth Road
Woodhaven
Fred
Actresses Save 13 Men In Yacht Sinking Rescue
Laura Guerite and Rose Barrett raced to the stranded Count after it hit a submerged jetty in Flushing Bay. They pulled ten men aboard the Laura G and towed three more from the gunwale, with other launches rescuing the rest. The Hancock Social Club members were aboard the gasoline yacht for a day trip to Oyster Bay.
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Hancock Social Club
Upper Eighth Avenue
Laura Guerite
Flushing Bay
Baker
Oyster Bay
Oyster Hay
Sagamore Hill
Chicago
Long Island
Hast 130Th Street
Froelich
Port Morrisway
Hell Gate
Portland
Rose Barrett
Mise Guerite
Laura G
Hancock Club
Hunter’s Hotel
Corona
Jand
New York
Larceny Charge Brought Against George H Coryell
George H Coryell of 14 West 1th Street was held without bail for examination on a grand larceny charge. Magistrate Butts in Jefferson Market court heard the case based on an affidavit by William G Swaine alleging Coryell used mail fraud to obtain 1.70 from Dr William Irvine of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania after a newspaper ad on July 1 1611.
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George H. Coryell
No. 14
West 1Thstreet
Jon
Butts
Jefferson Market Court
William G. Swaine
Postofice Jne
Coryell
Wiliam
Irvine
Beaver Falla
Pen
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Envite
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