Bryan Opens Fight On Ex Judge Parker
The Nebraska leader William Jennings Bryan signals a potential party split as Democrats meet in Baltimore. He appeals to governors and mayors to back a progressive temporary chairman to counter a reactionary choice. Bryan aims to prevent Parker's nomination from steering the convention and warns of a divisive split if conservatives prevail. He notes the Republican convention’s affair and hints at a possible third party alignment with Roosevelt if the Progressive ticket is denied.
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Parker Silent On Bryan Message At Democratic Meeting
Rochester June 21 Judge Parker refused comment after reading a Bryan telegram sent to governors and mayors urging a progressive candidate for the Democratic nomination. He said he would remain silent and planned to prepare his address as temporary chairman on the New York train tonight before leaving for New York.
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Parker Telegram Seeks Convention Influence in Democratic Race
A telegram from Parker son of Governor Thomiut RB Marstadt requests Colonel Bryan to show preference for a candidate for temporary chair at the national Democratic convention. The message critiques Judge Parker for reporting the 1906 platform and argues against Indiana’s influence on the convention selection.
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Parker Temporary Chairman Sparks Democratic Rift
Joseph W. Holic of Missouri addressed graduates here and criticized Parker s selection as temporary chairman of the Democratic National Convention. Governor Polk commented on Parker s nomination as a challenge to the Progres sives, linking the convention to reactionary forces. The pick is seen as a direct dig at Bryan, with broader party tensions looming over the convention proceedings.
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Our Convention Portrait of Colonel J Tom Lewis
A Chicago Democrat, Colonel J. Tom Lewis, stands as the most picturesque figure on the battlefield, captured by an Underwood photograph.
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Foss Favors Progressive Tremton
Governor Foss sent a telegram to Colonel Bryan urging the Democratic party to stick to progressive principles. He stresses a pro progressive platform, unified party, and priority of tariff policy to win the coming election.
Wilson mass meeting plans in Cooper Union
William M. Bassett will preside at a Wilson mass meeting in Cooper Union on Monday night with speakers Thomas Mott Osborne John H. Carlisle Congress man Charis A. Talcott and Francis X Carmody New York Wilson supporters will deliver petitions signed by thousands urging delegates to back Wilson for president to counter talk of Governor Wilbon opposing New York interests and a Wilson boom for business leaders from across the state
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New York Leaders In Baltimore Prompt Arrival Stir
A New York delegation led by Tammany Hall chief Charles F Murphy reached Baltimore amid a bustling scene as prominent New York figures including George F Palmer and John F McCooey gathered. Governor Dix and Senator O Gorman joined the group as they weighed the party leadership with Mayor Gaynor favored for president.
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ALBANY SOLE AIM OF DIX REVEALED IN VICE PRESIDENCY TALK
Governor Dix ruled out any consideration of a vice presidency and stated he would not accept the nomination under any circumstances. He said Charles Murphy must find another path to sidetrack his Albany influence, while Murphy sought to bury Dix in empty honors. Dix denied plans to thwart Murphy and predicted no Bryan candidacy, noting Gaynor’s anti-Tammany support would not hurt his mayoral prospects.
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Cantor Disputes Honor Over Gaynor Support Upstate
An upstate delegate announced Gaynor strong among Democrats while noting opposition from Sheriff Harburger. Key figures include Cantor, Kernan, and Harburger. Telegrams from Southern Democrats favor Gaynor, as Baltimore hosts a Gaynor smoker for visiting New York supporters.
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Freeze Quick Name Tickles Hotel Guests at Belvidere
In Belvidere Hotel lobby a Pennsylvania delegate from the 16th District, Mr Jenzo Quick of Hroomsburg, faced taunts as guests laughed at a queer nickname. Quick handled the ribbing good naturedly, declaring his Wilson support and noting the jest traveled through the town.
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Speaker Clark Engages Parker Opposition In Baltimore
Washington reports Clark answers Bryan telegram while factional anti Parker forces plot strategy ahead of the Baltimore convention. Delegates and committee members quote Bryan and Murphy camps as they weigh Parker’s bid, discussing potential alignments and the reactionary push to block Parker. The scene centers on Clark’s response, Bryan’s stance, and the unfolding struggle for control of the Democratic nomination.
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Gibbs fights for wife in bigamy case inquiry
In Metuchen Sah June, engineer Gibbs seeks to prove no bigamy occurred. Attorney Frank McDermit asked to reduce bond from 6000 to 1.00 after testimony and a hearing date was sought. Gibbs told his wife he had evidence proving he is her lawful husband, amid disputes over a marriage with Delaphine Kennett and Tyler.
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Wilson Answers Bryan Seagit Nod Dune 3h
Governor Wilson said he had received a telegram from William Jennings Bryan urging a movement to block Judge Walker from becoming temporary chairman at the Hartimore convention. He would answer at once but gave no hint about his reply. He would let Bryan publish the reply when received and would not disclose it himself.
Negro Delegate at Democratic National Convention
Baltimore June 21 A negro delegate will attend the Democratic National Convention from Colorado marking the first appearance of a Black delegate as a component part of the party’s national convention.
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Progressive platform items urged by local party officials
Montana committeeman J Bruce Kramer and Oregon committeeman M A Miller arrive to push a thorough progressive platform. They call for income tax regulation of trusts and four key planks to be included in the Democratic platform as part of backing a progressive candidate.
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Progressives poised to name Kern as temporary Democratic chair
The split Democratic National Committee faces a key fight as Kern of Indiana emerges as the likely temporary chairman, backed by Parker rivals and Progressive factions. Western delegates resist Tammany Hall ties, while Bryan allied leaders urge a progressive path and oppose Parker. Strong support and strategic moves shape the pivotal convention outcome.
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Negro Executed for Burglary in Richmond
Richmond authorities executed Byrd Jackson a Black man today for burglary assault and robbery marking the first time in years the death penalty was applied for such a crime in the state Clarence Nixon another Black man was executed for murder on the electric chair in the same session
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