NO QUARTER SAYS BRYAN IN FIGHT ON PARKER
Baltimore dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan greeted by over two thousand fans at the Belvidere hotel after a long train delay. Bryan indicated he would not press a Parker quarrel on the convention floor and suggested he might act as a reporter there. The Parker battle polarizes Bryan supporters, with Wilson and Clark contingents jockeying for alignment.
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Parker Fight Factions Stir At Democratic Convention
Report from Baltimore notes fluid loyalties among Parker Wilson and Bryan camps as New York lawyers and big donors converge. Judge Parker avoids comment while Allan Ryan and allies push harmony for a Parker win at the national committee meeting, with Sullivan and Murphy interests shaping the floor fight.
Keystone Leaders Clash Over Pennsylvania Delegation Plans
In Harrisburg reports, George W. Guthrie of Pittsburgh seeks a joint call for two caucuses to select PA representatives to convention committees and officials. James M. Guttey contests the process, with likely concurrent caucuses. Bailey, O'Brien, Palmer named for key posts. Guthrie favored to chair the delegation. Palmer backed to succeed Guffey as national committeeman.
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Gaynor a Leading Presidential Hope Says Westchester Man
F H Allen of Westchester arrives aboard La Provence en route to Baltimore for the national convention. He asserts Mayor Gaynor has a strong chance for the Democratic nomination and winning the presidency, appealing to many Democratic factions and being a fit for the job if he accepts.
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Fear a Bryan stampede motivating new man nomination
Baltimore June 21 reports from presidential campaign headquarters show ex senator James Smith urging nomination of a “new man” as temporary chairman, with anti Wilson delegations preparing to protest. Missouri ex governors Folk Stephens and Stone back Folk’s favored Clark, while Underwood supporters hold Mississippi delegation. Clarity and unity appear elusive amid competing camps and looming Taft Roosevelt influences.
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Senator Bristow Reporter May Be In Baltimore
In Baltimore on June 22 United States Senator Joseph Le Bristow of Kansas a Progressive Republican joined the newspaper corps to cover a convention. Asked if he is here to seek Progressive Democrats to join a third party he declined to discuss and described himself as an insurgent Progressive Republican.
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Mayor Gamhon’s Baltimore Trip Prompts Gaynor Boom Rally
Tammany forces prep for a major Philadelphia style mobilization as 1500 Gaynor backers and a contingent from Queens head to Baltimore to push Mayor for nomination. Cantor seeks a statement, while Harburger presides over the 10th Assembly District group ready to rally, with Harmon favored by Murphy.
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Sunday’s New York Tribune mailed nationwide for 250 a year
The notice states a subscription price of 250 per year for mailing the Sunday New York Tribune anywhere in the United States. It emphasizes nationwide delivery and annual payment terms for the newspaper service.
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